1 10 275 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c154107b35e5fed3f3db71a8ff83cfea.pdf 614d5544fd4e30f52a9bb490f4aedf5c PDF Text Text City race heats up NEWS DIGEST Commission candidates exchange criticisms the day before election BRIEFS_______________ U.S. takes Kirin Cup KAPALUA. Hawaii - The United Stale* won lour final-round matchea to take an 8-4 victory over Europe and the title In the Kirm ( up World ( hamplonshlp ofooir. The U.S. team wa* in command lor ihe entire tournament, finishing first after flic qualifying round* w it h 3 9 p o in t * E u ro p e wa* neat with 10 point*, while A u s t r a lia -N e w Zealand had 14 and Japan 13. T h e A m e ric a n * picked up nine point* in the final qualifying m a tc h S a t u r d a y B anC rantnaw morning against Japan Led by Hen Crenshaw • 3 unde- par 67. the U S squad won four mate he* tied one and lost one Four die in gang wars LOS ANGELES — Despite call* by gang member* for a holiday trure. authorities Mon day reported four people killed and 13 other* wounded In yet another weekrnd of gang violence In Ihe law Angele* area In the last of the weekend gang killing*, an unidentified IS year add boy walking down • sidewalk In Hawaiian Garden* wa* laially wounded about 8 30 o m Sunday by a shotgun blast fired by one of five men In a slow moving sedan. Deputy Dan Co* said Homicide detective* believed the shooting was gang related. Coa said No *u*pecl* had been arrested by early Monday AI*o killed over the weekend wa* a teenager hit by a stray bullet in a mall filled with Christina* shopper* Three gang member* were arrested early Sunday In Ihe shooting ■ y BR A D CHURCH Harold staff wrilsr ____ SANFOHD — T h r race for District I d lv com Isaloner grew more healed Sunday and today. Ihe closing days of Ihe campaign The election Is tomorrow The polls will be open In Ihe Sanford Clvtr Cenler from 7 a m until 7 p m tomorrow for Ihe votrrs in District 1 The candidate*. James Sweeting III. 29 of 400 Pine Avr and Lon Howell. 42. of 1109 Park Avr today each rrtlCUed ihe other's rampalgn Sweeting reacted angrily lo an advertIsemenl. printed in Sunday's Sanford Herald, which was highly rrittral ol him. and Howell m ile lied wlnn hr I a ile d Sweeting * esprnslvr pn>|x*sal» and for not precisely complying with hts » lullenge to takr a drug lest Sweeting said of ihe advertisement signed by A A MrCI.mah.in who represents District 4 on ihe d ty commission. "I think II is unfortunate lhal onr of Ihr city commissioner* has Injected hlmsell Into Hits rampalgn II Howell Is not Independent enough to make Ids own stalemrnis then how fs lie Independent enough to represent Ihe rltUrns of District l? Sweeting *ald Iih1.iv lhal MrClanahan "was rejected by the voter* In 1984 when he wa» defeatrd by John Mercer' Furthermore. Sweet lug said MrClanahan was "highly critical of M rn rr for making IrlrjKihonr rails on behalf of a commission candidate, and now he goes far See Election. Page 5A Post office employees working overtime to handle holiday rush SANFORD — H should Ik- a very m e m Christmas lor Irtrnds and rrUtivr* ol Sanlord residents, as this year cards and porkagr> havr hern mailed In plenty of time for a holiday delivery Thai's the news from U 8 Postmaster Frrtl Kadrr. who works In Ihr 221 N Palmetto oflk r "People are getting morr rduralrd each yrai tm Hie importance of rarly mailing Railrr said "I Ihlnk they reallrr our problems lhal wr prrsounrl. and If <Kir s *k k we're In Yesterday and Ihe Sunday tirfore. Ihe post office opened II* i Iikks from 12 30 n in lo .1 30 p m In liandlr all Ihe baked gtaals. sweater*, and Florida oranges that have been sent serosa the country Radrr estimated thal between 300 lo 400 parrels were mailed yesterday Today's |k » i office hours art M 30 a m lo 5 p in Kadrr advlsrs anyone mulling Ibis lair In I fie season use rilher exprrsaor priority null. From Unllad Praaa International report* 1iw » i p e _______ □ Nation Pillsbury sold for $5.7 billion MINNEAPOLIS - The Pillsbury Co an nounced Sunday It ha* agreed to be acquired by Grand Met PLC of Great Hrltaln lor 8«»*» |>er •hare, nr $8 7 billion Ihllsbury'* announcement ended it* more than two-month effort to fend off Grand Met. which first made a $OOa share hid for the U S company on Oct. 4 The agreement also follows Plllbury'* defeat Iasi Friday In Delaware Chrncery Court, where a Judge ruled against ihe company's "potann pill lakover defense and blocked II from •pinning of! Its Hurgr r King fast -food subsidiary. Under the agreement. Pillsbury will In­ acquired by Grand Met. which will buy all outstanding Pillsbury shares at $66 |>er share, or about 85 7 billion Company official* said any abate* not purchased tn the tender oiler will lie acquired by Grand Mel In a laler merger lor the same 866 rhomas Bisklckl. supervisor at lha Sanford Post have been working extra hours lo handle Ihe Dffice. stands among some ol Ihe parcels Ihsl Christmas rush of cards, letters and packages were delivered Monday Local postal workers Frank Aroategul of DeLand sorts through soma of the thousands of letters and cards C o m m is s io n m eetings m ay be televised Sy SA N D R A B O U C H A H IN E Herald staff writer 8ss Pag* 7 A □ Sports NFL SCORES Tampa Bay........... ................... — ........... Dalrolt sss—oosasoa—oo****************************************** Pittsburgh — aossssooso———— **•***♦•*****—******************_ . 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Brownie' Brown and Evelyn Hart help sort and bo* canned food Homs during tho foy and food giveaway sponsored by Ihe Winter Springs Vetorans of Foreign M««M HwWkv r MOTT VWwwiI Wars Tho VFW collects, organizes and dlsfrlbules tho Homs to neody famlllos In the area Local Santa an award winner B y V IC K I O sS O R M IC R Herald correspondent______________________________ W INTER SPRINGS — Each yr.ir thr Slide Velcr.ni> of Foreign Wars organization chooses one of Its members for a prestigious award named lor a llctlonul character The 0.1. Joe Award Is given lo Ihe member ol the VFW who has given the most assistance lo a volunteer cllort For lire past two years Hint honor has been earned by John Slevcns. a member ol Ihe Winter Springs VFW Post 5405. for Ills work In the restoration of used toys In present as gifts lo itie needy. "W e’re hoping he gels II tills year as well." said Evelyn llarl. the post's Rehabilitation Chairman. II he diies. ihe award will become a permanent part of tills post." On Sunday. Ihe VFW Post gave away Ihe toys that Stevens has lieen fixing up all year Hoys and girls, who inlglil otherwise have had a Christmas with no gills, received like new dolls, lire engines. baseball gloves and teddv liears. Hurl described Slrvcns us a "rcul Santa Claus She said that beginning on December 26 every year, hr Iw-gins collecting broken and abandoned toys. "I clean them each with u toothbrush, paint Ihcm See Santa. Page BA LAKE MANY - Live from Lake Mary! T h a i m ay very well be the Introduction to each commission meeting starling Jan 3 when Storrr Cable of Altamonte Springs begins llvr broadcast* of Ihe meeting*. Storer ('able had been videotaping the Thursday evening meeting* since last October and broadcasting them Monday night starting 8 p m. on Storer'* Channel 22 Last October, when Storer had signed a renewal franchise with Lake Mary. Ihe contract stated that within 18 months of signature the cable company would Ire airing the meetings live, according lo Tony Ihipo, general manager for Slorer Cable. "We urr doing that about four months .dir.id of schedule because Wt- wcic able lo gel the electronic* Installed and tested We believe It's an Important service lo give our subscriber. Ii Is good for shut-ins and those who can'l gel lo Ihe commission meeting*." Pupo said today. Storer Coble has brrn broadcast­ ing Allamonle Springs' meetings llvr since 1979 Pupo Mild viewing Ihe meetings . .in Im an cdui attend process. "Unde u lew teachers In local schools give assignments to their student* lo watch the meetings." he s .i I d "W ere real commuted lo this We Hunk this Is an Important service lo keep abreast of local Issues." Pupo said. iieeause Ihe clly already has Its own mlcruphunc and PA system, the live inertings will tic done at no additional cost, according lo Pupo. Storer Cable needs only lo lie Into ihe existing system. The company Installed lighting for Ihe hall when II �is IA — Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday. December 18. 1868 NEWS FROM T H E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Governor may speed Richardson decision United P re ss International Uppizaner injures two at halftime show TAM FA — A Llppl/anrr stallion galloped Inin an Orlando high school band Sunday during the halfttmr show at the Tampa Bay stadium, Injuring two students. At*>ul 200 members of the Colonial High School band surrounded thrre Lip pi rat ter* and their riders in a rectangle for pan of the halltlmr show during the Tain|ia Bay Duccannern and the Detroit Linns game Band members separated, providing an exit for the horses, when one bolted slightly lo the left of the opening, galloping tnloahoul four band members, a witness said. The students were taken on stretchers to the hospital. James McDay. 14. of Orlando, was treated for head Injuries and released from St. Joseph's Hospital In Tain pa. a hopslial spokeswoman said. Another band member Joy Kidd. 10, also of Orlando, wus treated for leg Injuries and released The horse's rider was not Injured, the witness said The white Llpplzaners. usually used for dressage exhibitions, wete part of a traveling show sponsored by Baseball A Boardwalk. The high school hand performed after winning a band com petition sponsored by Baseball ft Boardwalk. Former Navy doctor blasts prison care STARKE — A prison doctor who served 30 years In the U .S Navy says health cart In Florida's rorm tlonal system Is in a worse state than It was In Vietnam during the chaotic years of the war. Dr. l.loyd Stricter said the stale's prison health-care system is disorganized and demoralizing to ihe medical professionals who work In It. "The delivery of medical care In this system is worse than uitythlng I ever saw In Vietnam." said Stetzler. who served as a doctor, surgeon and medical administrator In the Navy. "And I saw some pretty horrifying things over there. It's more chaotic, more frustrating, more demoralizing than you can Imagine." Stricter* criticism came at Ihe ronrlution of Ihe second day of federal hearings Friday at Union Correct tonal Institution Inin allegations of poor Inmate medical care and Interference by non-medical administrators In prison health-care decisions Stetzler. chief health officer at Baker Correctional Institution west of Jacksonville, was railed by the court lo testify about the quality of medical care at the facility. Fcdcral Investigators have documented at least two preven­ table Inmate deaths caused by poor medical treatment al Baker in Ihe past year. Strltier was hired four months ago. after the deaths, lo improve the prison's medical care. No winner in Lotto drawing TA L L A H A S S E E — Nobody matched all six numbers In this week's Florida Lotto drawing, so the Jackpot rolls over to push the Christmas weekend total t o i l s million The winning numbers were 13. 27. 30. 33. 34 and 3H Though nobody got all six. Lottery Secretary Rrbrea Paul said 230.000 winners spill 64 million In smaller prizes. The breakdown was; — 117 players matched five numbers, worth 89.200.30 — 9.631 players matched four numbers, worth 6163.50. — 242.177 players matched three numbers, worth $6. Last Tuesday the lottery awarded 628.6 million lo a group of five1retired couples from Delray lleach who regularly ate breakfast together. "We've awarded 16 grand prize Jackpots to Florlday Lotto players In the eight months since Lotto began." Paul said. Enquirer may be kept in family LA N TA N A — Paul Pope, the 2 1-year-old son of late National Knqulrrr publisher Ceneroso Pope, said he wanls lo buy Ihe gossipy tabloid and has the financial backing lo do so. "I'm ready to do whatever It takes to keep ll in Ihe fam ily," Pope said Saturday. He also appears lo have Ihe suppnrl of National Enquirer employees, who applauded whenever hta name was mentioned al a meeting Saturday with representatives of Ihe newspaper s trustees. Nearly 125 employees questioned rcpresenallves of The Blarkstone Group about their future during the meeting al the Airport Hilton in Weal Palm Beach. Blarkstone Is one of three trustees for the elder Pope's company. UP Group, which publishes Ihe Enquirer and the Weekly World News tienrroso Pope died ol a heart attack Oct. 2. His will mentioned that Ihe company was to be sold, though a truster said tbit was a suggestion, and "not an Instruction." From United Press International reports LO TTE R Y The daily number Sunday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 881 L Straight Play (numbers In exacl order) (250 on a 50-cenl beI, (500 on $1. Bo< 3 (numbers m any ordery (80 for a 50 cent bet. (I6 0 o n (l. Bov 6 (numbers In any order] (40 for a 50 cent bet. (80 on 11 □ Straight Box 3 (330 In order drawn, (00 In any order on a (1 bet Straight Box 6 (290 In order drawn. (40 it picked In combine lion on(1 bet MIAMI — A lawyer for Jam es Joseph Richardson, accused of poisoning his seven children 20 years ago. said Sunday Gov. Bob Martinez has agreed to speed his consideration of Richardson's rleniency request. Lawyer Ellis Rubin said he spoke with (hr governor al a Saturday night party In Miami honoring Rabbi Irwin l.ehrman "The governor advised me that he was giving Ihe petition for clemency srrious consideration and that hr would probably look at II closely either (M ondayl or Tursday." R ubin said "I asked h im if be could. If he reaches a derision that Is favorable, we hope II would tie hrlorr Christmas He said h r would give It his best shut, or words lo that effect." Martinez was unavailable for comment Sunday. Richardson, a black fleid worker who earned a livin g picking (roll near Arradta. was sentenced lo die for Ihe 1967 murder ol hls children, who died after eating a meal laced with Ihe poison pamlhlon. Richardson's lawyers said the murders actually were committed by a neighbor and babysitter. Betsy Reese, the only adult present when the children ate the poisoned food. Rubin and luwyrr Maik Lane said they Three suspended officers on aggressive warning list United P rs s s International MIAMI — Th rre of the eight Miami police oflirrrs under In ­ vestigation In the fatal heating of a drug suspect were (lagged on an Internal department list in ­ tended to Identify overly ag­ gressive ol Beers. II wss reported today D rlrcllve s Pablo Comacho. Ranald Sinclair and Nathaniel Veal Jr. are named In a J u ly 1988 "E a rly Warning System" memo listing 22 officers w ho had five or more "control of persons" reports In (wo years. The Miami Herald reported O f­ ficers must turn In the rrports any time force beyond normal handcuffing Is used to make an ancst The three officers, along w ith drlrcllves Charlie Haynes. T o m Trujillo and A ndy Watson, were rrlleved of d u ty with pay [lend­ ing an Investigation Into Friday's fstal b e a t in g ol Le on a rd o Sacond Clatt Potltg* Paid al Sanlord. FU rida D i l l P O STM ASTER : S»«d addrao (h jn g tt lo THE S A N FO R D H E R A L 0 . P 0 Box tSS>. Sanlord. F L 11721. Mama Dolivtry ) Monlht, I I I It, S Month*. 117 Mi Vaar. i l l .00 In Stal* Mall; 1 Monthi SIS 11j S Months. Xtl.SS, V to r. U t SO Out CM Stair Mail Thrto Month* 121 S4i S Month I S4S ISi Vaar 171 H Phono 1407) 122 2411. Hat’s off Tiffany Wiggins, 6. Idyllwilds Elementary, loses her hat at the finish of Mr Fig’s magic hal parade It was the ftnsle to a boot* reading project United P rs s s tntsrnstlonal FORT LA U D ER D A LE - When consumer* ask fot red tnap|>rr. th e y often get a le s s -e x p e n s iv e cousin, despite Industry claim* thol seafood substitution Is an Isolated problem, according to a report published Sunday. Laboratory check* of seafood In south Florida showed 9 0 pcrrrnl of fish werr mislabeled, according to a check conducted by Ihe Natlonu! Marine Fisheries seafood In s p e c tio n lab In Pawagoula. Miss . published In Ihe F o ri L a u d r r d a lr S u n SenUnel Two ol 20 txurnplrs labeled us red snapper turned out lo be genuine re d snapper, test* conducted for the newspaper revraled Fo u r werr Identified a* lane snapper, a rb caper cousin. The government lab could not positively identify 14 other samples, although officials ruled out fed snapper, lane snapper and seven o th e r types of snapper. "There's always been a pro­ blem with substitution of red snapper because It's a very valuable fish.” Mary Snyder of me U.S. Food and Drug Administration told Ihe newspaper Snyder said food inspector* cannot begin to addrrss the widespread practice. "You're always going to gel people sub­ stituting something less valuable for It lo tnakr more money.'' Food substitution* violate fed­ eral and slate consumer pnilet • Bon law* If convicted, violator* could fucr up lo three year* In prison FDA rrgulations stipulate only one specie* and genus of fish, Latjanus cam pec ban us. can be labeled red snapper. Labeling any other fish as red snapper. Including rlnac relative*, con­ stitute* misbranding and I* Il­ legal under Ihr federal Food. Drug and Cosmetics Act. the paper rrportrd, Substitutes la rgely aflrci consum er p rlrrn Lane und vermilion snapper coals 61 24 and 81.23 a pound, while genu­ ine red snapper commands 82.35 a pound, the nrws|>aper reported. But sulistllulr seafood also poses (KMrtiii.il health risks. Mid Don DeSllva. a professor of marine biology at the Unlvrrslly ol Miami. "There arr a number of redcolored snapper, including million snapper that ran be palsonous." DeSllva Mid. noting the fish feed tin poisonous reels "T ru e red snapper doesn't hang around mr.il rrrfs and so ll Is not picking up the potsnnou* organisms he said adding lane and mangrove snapper also air risk free Store owners took issue with the government w hrn asked about substitute* found In their store, the news|M|»rt rrportrd "ll's red; It's a snapiirr It's red snapper Thai's how the logic ol ll works." Chris Stndrhnan seafood manager al the Xlra Supermarket In We si Palm Beach told the Sun Sentinel Inspector*, however, say not all rrd snapper substitute* come from the snap|M-r family. Oihrt llsh. Including (Mean perch lllapla and liana* uda. have brer d iscovere d u n d e r Ibe red sttap|ier label, the |M|trr said "ll's a rip-off.” said Frank Jackalonr. executive director o Ihr Florida Consumers Frdrra Bon, a ell Urn's lobbying group Today...sunny and warmer. High In Ihe mid and uppct 60s Light wind. Tonight...fair und uul u» cold Uiw in Ihe mid to upper 40s Light southeast wind. Tu e s d a y...m o s tly uu n n y mild. High In Ihe mid 70s Wind southeast 10 lo 15m ph FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI IUPII - Florida 2« hour tamptra lurm and ramlall al I a tn EO T today Hi 1 La Hair City Apalachicola Cr*»lvio* Daytona Baoch fart Lauda'da* Fart Mr**t Gainatuilla jKltWiiily Kay Wr»< La, aland Miami O in k Pantacaia U 4va*a tiaOmlai Tallahattaa Tamp* Varo e**ch V*a«l Palm Baach U XI u AI Al U SO A4 U 44 14 SI U SI IS St SA NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Monday December 19. 1988 Vol 01, No 101 Fla m i l . Mercado. 33. Two supervisor* In Ihr underrover narrutlrs unit. Ll Mtrharl Christopher and Sgt Msnurl Orusa. also were relieved of duly because of the way Ihry handled the Investigation after the beat­ ing Camacho's name appears at Ihr lop of the warning memo, which Is updated every six months H r had eight control of prrsons rrports. more than any other policeman but one In Ibe 1.OtO-olfhcr department. When an officer Is listed In Ihe memo. Internal Security officers send a notice lo hls or her supervisor, Th e supervisor re­ views each Incident died In Ihr memo, then recommends what action should be taken Options include a transfer, stress school or counseling Poller declined lo rrlrasr de­ tails of ibe Incidents thal ted In Camacho, Sinclair and Veal be ing turned in the memo Seafood check reveals substitutions ----------1 TUESDAY PtyCldy 8 2 -5 2 MONDAY Sunny ® 4 -4 # V LAST Dec 1 O FULL Dec 23 A V 10 too •00 000 44 COO 1% 000 V QOO u 000 u 000 n 000 i t 000 U 000 11 000 so 000 ft 000 14 •00 IS 000 41 000 U V > >1^ WEDNESDAY P ty C ld y 72-45 THURSDAY Cloudy 86-50 TIDES MOON PHASES F IR S T J Dec 1 0 (U IP S 441 2SSI Saturday by Th# Sanford Myf»ld Inc . US N French Avs., Sanlord, had recovered a box of files stolen Irnm Ihe stale attorney's office nine years ago. They said the documents and other evidence could prove Richardson was framed by funner DeSoto County Sheriff Frank Cline. I2 lh Circuit State Attorney Frank Schaub a n d Assistant Slate A tto rn e y J o h n Treadwell. A former cellmate recently recanted hls testimony that Richardson confessed to the killings, and nurses at the home where Ressr live* say she lias rrpealedly con­ fessed. The form* Arcadia police chief has also sworn hr was pulled oil the casr whrn he began to suspect a cover -up itic stolen files have been turned oxer to Martinez, who experts to rrtxlve a report this week on a Florida Department of Law Enforcement Investigation Into the ease THE WEATHER Sanford H erald Pubiithad (Wily s»e Sunday, turpi the documents and other evidence could prove Rich­ a r d s o n was f r a m e d by former DeSoto County S h e riff Frank C line, 12th Circuit State Attorney Frank Schaub and Assistant State Attorney John Treadwell. If Martinez and three cabinet members agree that Richardson should fie granted clem ency, he could br released Immediatlry. Richardson. who turns 53 Christmas Eve. spcnl five year on death row brforr his sentence was commuted lo 25 years In prison. He Is scheduled for (Hirolr in 1993 Though Richardson waa accused of poison ing all Ihe children, hr was tried and convicted of only one murder. Rubin said Schaub had Ihrralrnrd that If the stale lets Richardson go. he would seek lo indict him for the other six children's deaths "1 (old him I hat 's Ihe best way lo free Janies Rlchaidson that I know of. We're prrparrd lo go lo trial nrxt week." Rubin said. "I would like lo give ll lo a gruttd Jury whether hr does or not." Rubin added Klchardson'a lawyers have asked the Florida Supreme Court to grant a new Irtal Ellis said Itial even If Richardson Is granted clemency, he will pursue an attrmpt lo gain a new trial. "I asked film. 'If the governor should let you go. do you want to drop this?"' Rubin said "H it answer was. I want my name cleared I wsnl *n tie able to walk in my own shoes again. I want the truth lo come not I want Ihe people who pul me here lo go to jail. Just like I went lojail '" NEW Dec 3 0 [ BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves urc flat and calm . Where Is no current and llie water tempera­ ture Is 54 degree*. New S m y rn a Beach: Wave* arr I to l Vi feet and semi-glassy. Current Is lo the south, w ith a water tempera­ ture of 56 degrees Sun screen factor: 17. TUESDAY: SOLUNAH T A B L E : Min 2 I0 u ni., 2 55 p.m .; MaJ. H.I5 a m.. 8 45 p.m T ID E S : Daytona Beach: high*. 5:18 a m . 5 37 p.m.: lows. 11:35 a.m.. 1132 p.m.: New S m yrn a Bcacbt highs. 5 23 a.m . 5:42 p.m.; lows. II 40a m . 11:37p.m.; Sebastian In let: high*. 0. |R u.m.. 5 .1H p.m .: lows, 11:31 a .m .. 11:46 p.m . BOATING SI. Augustine to Jupller InlclToday...wind variable mostly west 5 kts thl* morning becom­ ing east around 10 kls this afternoon. Seas less than 2 ft becoming 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland water* smooth lo a light chop. Tonight and tursday...wind southeast 10 to 15 kls. F R ID A Y Claar 71-52 STATISTICS The high temperature in San­ ford Sunday was 51 degrees anil Ihr overnight low wus 28 as reported by Ihe Unlvrrslly of Florida Agricultural Research und Edurallon Center. Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rainfall during (tie 24-liour period end­ ing al 8 a.m. today. The Irm prraiurr al 9 a.m. today was 48 degrees and Sun­ day's overnight low was 34. us re co rd e d by the N a tio n a l Weather Service ut Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other data: □ S u n d a y 's high.................... 54 □ Barom etric pressure..3 0 .4 1 C Relative hu m ld lty.....e 2 pet □ W inds.................. 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Sanford, Florida — Monday, Oecambor 10, 1988 — 2A Woman reportedly slashed after argument POLICE BRIEFS argument over whether or not thr couple will marry. Oviedo police report. ■ y 9 U 9 A N LOOKH Herald staff writer Girl reports sex offense LONCW OOD — A 14-ycar-old girl reported to Seminole County deputies a man musturlialed In front of her after offering her 920 while she walled for her school bus Friday morning on Palm Spring* Drive. The girl said the man asked If she wanted a ride and when she rrportrd saying "N o.” ahe said the man asked her If she wanted to make 120. and Insisted that she ride with him. She reported seeing the man masturbating during the Incident before he sped off. She described the man as wearing a white tee-shirt and dark blue work pan)*, said he had a large build with a |iot belly, a beard and shorl and dirty fingernails Traffic stop results in drug charge C H U L U O TA - After an Orlando man was stopped for speeding Friday morning and charged with driving with a suspended license, a Seminole County deputy reported discovering a small amount of marijuana George M. Hughes, 30. was arrested after the deputy reported seeing him speeding south on Stair Hoad 4 Hi between Lockwood Hoad in Geneva and Fifth Street InChuluota After Hughrs was stopped, arrested for the sus|>rndrd license charge and taken to the county Jail, the deputy reported discovering a small amount of marijuana In a brass case In Hughes' coat porkrt lie wan rhargrd with driving with a suspended llcrnse and jMmsesalon of less than 20 grams of marijuana Hr was later released on bond Man allegedly beats wife SANFORD — A mail who told Sanford poltrr his wtle awoke him by hilling him with a dog * rope because he wouldn't go Christmas shopping, was Jailed alter allegedly beating his wife. Police reported Oliver Glenn Carroll. 29. of 303 Holly Ave . Sanford, had a "very small mark on hi* track, possibly Inflirtrd with the dog's rope However. Lillian Carroll told police her husband hit her In the face with hi* fist and pushed her head Into a wall Oliver Carroll was arrested at his house at 7.03 p.m Sunday on a charge of turnery spouse abuse Hood ts 9500 LSD allegedly found in wallet W INTER SPRINGS — Winter Springs police who slopped a weaving truck on Hayes Hoad at about 11 30 p m Saturday, reported arresting the driver after 13 untts of 1.SD were found in the man s wallet. fleer and two partially smoked marijuana cigarette* were also found in the pickup truck of Charles Allen Hancock. IH. of 22H5 Lake View Ave . Chuluota, poltrr said Hancock is charged with possession of LSD and marijuana and jmssesslon of alcohol by one under the age of 2 1. Bond ts 95,000 Accused club wielder charged W INTKH SPRINGS — A man arrusrd of twice hilling another on the arm with a club during a dispu'r at the 7-Eleven. Coll Drive. Winter Spring* at about 12 30 a m today. Is rhargrd with aggravated hattrry. Police report meepeg the victim outside the store He arrusrd the suspect of Injuring hts left arm Police "wild the man's arm was bruised and sw ollen Scott David Hill. IH. of 1303 Court D Casa Park Circle Wtnlrr Springs, was arrrstrd Inside the store He ts charged with aggravated battery Bond is 95,000. The d u h was found inside the store, jioltce said EMERGENCY CALLS I SA TU R D A Y • 8:06 a m 1105 K Fourth St fire caused by 6-yrar-old hoy playing with lighter In bedroom; mattress dragged into yard and exllngutshrd. mattress burned, hut no Injuries or damage to house SUNDAY • 12 24 a m - 343 Live Oak Ave., driver locked out o( automobile with motor runnmg • I 24 a m - 217 S Park Ave., trauma, man, 22. not transported • 6:27 a m. — 129 Hethune Circle. small wires burning • H5H a m — 2011 Sum ­ merlin Ave., medical cull, woman. 77, not transported. • 4 30 p m - 2685 Prtn ceton Ave . fire to small log Temperatures almost drop to record low SANFORD — The low trm prralit re In the urea was 34 drgrrrs thl* morning, falling four de­ grees short of the record low for this date, according to thr Na­ tional Weather Service Ttie weather service forecasted sunny, lair weather with a high reaching 70 degrees today. The low tonight Is expected to tie In the mid to upper-40a. In 1981. Ihr low temperature was was 30 drgrrrs In thr urrn. T h r normal low for this datr Is 50 degree* County Fxtrnslon Agriculture Agent Yuday Yadcv said this morning that hr cxjieiis little damage to arra citrus and vege­ table plants A lth o u g h damage reports weren't available until this af­ ternoon. fir said, hr estimated that damage would be minimal b eca use g ro w e rs tu rn e d sprinklers and heaters on last night anticipating u freeze. extinguished on arrival • 5:05 p in — 410 C ypress Avr., trauma, man. 24. not truns|M>rtrd • 7 42 p m 1413 W. I3ih St., trauma, woman. 42. not transported • 9 15 p . m . — O S O Mellonvllle Ave.. rlgurrtlr set off smoke alarm • 10:43 p m - 242H S Utkr Avr.. light smoke from lira!log vents, no lire. MONDAY • I 2.OH a m 300 S. Sanford Avr.. medical call, no Injuries or action tukrn • 2:32 a m — 24H5 Atr|Kirt lilvd.. medical call, woman. IH. transported. • 4:45 a m. - 2545 Park A v r ., p u b lic assista nce , woman. HO. not irunsjioiird. "Feel Good A g a in " LAKE MARY BLVD. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC DR O V IE D O A 22-year old Oviedo man ts rhargrd with attempted murder after being accused of slashing the neck of his girlfriend's mother. T h r slashing took place during un Donald Tyler. 22. of 676 Tyson St. was arrested at home at 12 50 a m. Sunday Emmallnr Fral/er, 54. of the same address was treated at Florida Hospltal-Altamonte Springs Police wound. Fralzrr'a daughter. Dennan Fral/er. 22. of the same address, Oviedo (Miller reported that told police Tyler and her mother when they arrived at Fralzrr's were arguing over whether or house she was lying in the road not she and Tyler will marry' outside thr house and a regis­ The argument and stabbing tered nurse, who was driving by occurred inside the house. and stopped when Fral/er ran Tyler remains Jailed In lieu of out wounded, was treating her 925.000 bond satd she suffered a I-Inch long knife cut on her neck John Duda, founder of family agricultural firm, dead at 84 OVIEDO - John Duda. the Innovative founder of one of thr state's largest family-owned ugrlcultur.il firms, died Saturday at ageH4 A. Duda A Sons Inc. has grown to be one of the largrst vegetable growers In Ihr United Stales with annual sale* reportrd at 9 1H43 million. McAllister satd. Duda died at the Lutheran Haven Nursing Home here, where he lived Duda was an urllve member of St Luke's Lutheran Church as president und treasurer. He supported the Lutheran Chris­ tian Mission and served on ihr board of directors of Youth With A Mission of Colorado Inc. Horn June 18. 1904 In Velrlce, Czechoslovakia, thr Duda family came to thr United States In 1912 He retired as roipnrate vice president of Duda A Sons Inc. In 1976 and rrmatnrd on the Duda Hoard of directors until January 19HH He received an honorary doctor of agrtcull*’" ’ service dr gree from thr University of Central Florida In I9H2 and three years later became a member of Florida’s Agriculture Hall of Fame Known to hi* co-workers as "M r. J o h n ." Duda "deeply liellrvrd in stewardship of mate­ ria! things that belong to God," McAllister said Survivors ini hide wlfr. Julia C lc m a n e c ; son*. J o h n L , Edward. Walter and Luther, all of SUvta; daughter. Katherine Duda Dtngwell. Chagrin Falls Ohio: step-daughter. Phyllis McMullen. Atlanta: brother. Don McAllister, information Ferdinand Duda. Slavla. 19 officer for A Duda A Sons Inc grandchildren and 11 great­ since 1975. described Duda a* grandchildren "a mtclianlcal genius " Funeral services for Duda will Hecause Duda was able In br II a m Wednesday at St. Invent equipment and adapt Luke's Lutheran Church. Slavla, existing tools to better perform with Pastor E J . Rossow und tasks In hts agriculture business, Pastor Daniel E*luk ofllrUitlng '"Dudartzlng equipment* has Interment will follow, at St. become a part of the Duda Luke* Cemetery. Slavla. Friends production tradition." Mt Alltairr may visit from 2-4 and from 7-9 p m Tuesday at the Goldenmd said. Chapel In lieu of Rowers, the One of Duda's Innovations was family requests that contribu­ balloon tire s for tra cto rs , tions he made to Luther High McAlltster said Larger tires kept School 550 N Fa-on Trail. Or tractors from getting tagged Undo 32H17 down in lo o se , organic soil*, hr H u ld w ln -Fa irchild Funeral said Duda ulso designed (lack­ ing conveyance systems to In­ Home. Goldenrod. In charge of arrangements crease handling cajiabilliv Panel: Health Institute should remain under government control Untied Press In tarnation*! WASHINGTON - An ex(*erl panel Monday concluded the National Institutes of Health should not Ire turned over to the private sector, but warned that federal pay scales are making it hard for the government's pre­ mier research center to attract 'op scientists A N a tio n a l A c a d e m y of Sciences panel determined that deapltr talk of privatizing Nlll'a in-house research pro­ gram. It would tic "undesirable and Impractical" to move such research out from federal restric­ tions and Into Ihr hands ol private operator*. "None of the common forms of privatization would Ik- as likely 1o sustain I he vitality of Ihr research clfort us would a more modrst restructuring.'* stated the 14 member panel convened by thr academy's Institute of Medicine. In Its 159-pagr report, the committee recommended NIH he allowed to exceed federal salary' caps In order to compete with mu ARPETCLEANING $4 9* i *«*wm•i * tMIV Ilf I! NM j The season for reindeer hats Destiny Turner, a first grader at Gold boro Elementary School, wears a reindeer hal she made as pan of the first grade chorus that sang at the Christmas play for the student body Sunday Marine expert awaits word on dolphin rescue U n l f d Frass Intsm atlonal Industry and academic Institu­ tions for the nation's best scien­ tific minds. According to the panel, the average base pay for leading researchers at medical schools is 45 percent to 70 perernt higher than the top federal pay level, V IR G IN IA B E A C H . Va. 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In Stair Mall 3 Month* 920 25; 6 Month*. 937 OO. Year. 9GU OO Out 0( Stair Mall 3 Month* 921 M ; 6 Month* 940 50 Yrar 978 OO EDITORIALS New Medicare plan is good T h e Medicare Catastrophic Coverage A ct of 1980 waa p rzbably the lOUUt Congress' crow ning achievem ent In health cmec, hut legislators are now bracing for an avalanche <.t com plaints w hen beneficiaries begin on Ja n . 1 to start p ayin g for the program themselves. B y the Mine Congress adjourned In late October, half a dozen bills had been In ­ troduced by lawm akers wishing (o see the new paym ent schedule delayed, altered or repealed outright. M uch of this opposition comes from elderly recipients w ho do not understand the benefits they will reclevc for very modes! increases In Medicare perm turns VIN CEN T CARROLL « Health-care reform? I’ll drink to that Say what you like about the medical pro­ fession. It Is refreshingly unrepentant. Although health rare has consumed a growing share of the national wealth for each of the past 40 years, some doctors seem eager to justify every expended penny How else to explain an article In the Journal of the American Medical Association arguing that alcoholics should noi be required to stop drinking to become eligible for liver transplants? Any delay In treatment would be unfair, the authors contend It would also reflrct a "moralistic'* Judgment about the natUT ol alcoholism, which they emphatically land wrongly) deny ts a controllable vice Thus, between 1963 and mtd-1987. at least 56 patients with alcoholic cirrhosis received liver transplants In Pittsburgh and Denver (the two cities studied| A few patients drank right up until admitted lu the hospital. Twenty one died within six monlh* of the procedure Two whit survived continued In Imbitic Only In waning 20th century America would the term "morallath-" br ccrutirtered a slinging rebuttal to critics of such extravagantly gener­ ous treatment For makr no mistake Not everyone who might tie a candidate lor a liver transplant receives one. According to the Office of Health Technology Assessment. 30.000 to 40.000 people die annually of liver disease Last year, thrtr w rrr 1. 159 liver transplants. If alcoholics are to be Ind u lge d w ith such treatment de­ spite making no ef­ fort to slop poisoning thrm selves. where ran w r possibly draw the line lx-tween nec­ essary and unwar­ ranted procedures, b c lw rrn treatment t h e p u b l i c Is expected to su held Ire and that which It Is not? Or Is Ihe cost ot medical care simply fated to H*c forever'? Since 1946. the dally mat of a hoapt tal stay has climbed nearly 12 percent each year, compared with average annual Inflation of 4 2 percent During the same period. Ihe price of a visit to a Khomeini ravages his own people W ASHINGTON — Sitae Iran and Iraq drt laird a truce in July. Iltr Ayatollah Khomeini ha* turned on his own |>eoplr to teed hi* lusattaldr apprtltr lor savagery t h r Iranian economy t* tn shamblra the (M-oplr ate unhappy and Khomeini Iran* a rrvolulkMi So. with tils henchman Jiprakrr of ihe Partiamriil Hashruil Ralsanjanl. lie 1* handling lnlini.il problem* Ihr only way hr knows how — terrorism against III* own T o pay for his expansion, the Medicare prem ium that 98 percent of beneficiaries pay for the optional Part B program w ill Increase by ( 4 a m onth, m a kin g the total annual prem ium $373.20 In 1989. T h e supplem ental prem ium w ill gradually rise from 94 to $10.20 a m onth b y 1993. bringing the total yearly paym ent to $ 5 11.20. people In addition, there w ill be a supplem ental prem ium geared to taxable Income. T h e 60 prreent of beneficiaries w ho owe less than $150 a yra r in federal Income lax w ill pay no supplemental p re m iu m at all. T h e other 40 percent w ill pay u p to $800 a year In supplemental p re m iu m In 1989. There are some people w ith good reason to lx* unhappy about the supplemental pre­ m iu m . Includ in g those whose em ployers a lre a d y p ro v id e s im ila r c o v e ra g e a n d Medicare beneficiaries enrolled In separate health-maintenance organizations, w h ich al­ ready offer m a ny of the benefits. Hut the vast m ajority of senior citizens w ill receive high-quality health care at fair prices, coupled w ith protection from financial ruin during protracted Illnesses. T h e new program Is. In fact, a deal that Is hard to beat. LETTERS TO EDITOR Lrttrr* to the editor are welcome. All letters must lx signed and Include a mailing address and irlcpnonc number L rn rrs should be on a single subject and as brief us |iosslhle. The Sanford //rra/d rrserves Ibe right to rdll Idlers. Berry's World ' C "This year, no clothes’" ■* wc ICIItMiH NEWSt’Af'ER EN TER HUSK ASSN JA C K ANDERSON T h e new law w ill protect 32 m illio n Medicare beneficiaries from the costs of catastrophic Illnesses by capping the am ount they m ust pay far hospital care, doctors* bills and olher medical servetes. For the first tim e. Medicare coverage Is extended to all pre­ scription drugs, routine m am m ogram s and limited home care for the severely disabled. E stim a te s o b ta in e d by the A m e ric a n A s s o c ia tio n of K c tlre d Persons, w h ic h strongly hackrd the new law. Indicate that, on average, m arried persons w ith a Joint Incom e of $10,000 o r less will pay no supplemental p rem ium . Those w ith an a n n u ­ al Income of $20,000 w ill pay $23 a year, and the $800 celling will be paid only after Joint In c o m e re a ch e s a b o u t $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e s e am ounts should hardly strain the household budgets of retirees who. as a group, o w n more wealth thun voting workers. physician rose by 5.5 percent unnvially — meaning we pay ISO pcrrenl more today. In real dollars. Just to stop by the doctor's office. One more telling datum Forty years ago. sorlrty spent twice as much on education as on IteaRh rate Now health care ts the bndgr-larv king. hands down Fornirr Colorado Gov. Richard lumim — he (it Ihe Infamous but misrepresented "duly to die" remark some yrars ago — Is one of msny people who'vc trsrkrd the galloping growth of medlral costs with Increasing alarm “ Health core has become a fiscal black hale down which America t* (suiting a gtralrr and greater share of Ita wealth." he recently noted "W ith an annual price tag of $511 billion — more than 11 pcrrenl of Ihe gross national product — America has a systrm that produce* medical mlrarle* for a few. denies tiaslr and preventive health care to many, and nuke* American product* unromjietlUve on thr world market.’’ IVrhap* hr exaggerate*, but ixa by much One'truth Ol the o«tee lag of every U S -produced cor ts directly rrU trd to mrporalr health care co*t* — a lar greater burden than Hut tmnir by automaker* abroad GEORGE F. WILL Cold War started at Yalta WASHINGTON - Estonia, ihe mouse roaring at thr brar. ts the most rambunctious element of what President Kragari "Ix-forc hr bet aine Preside! Pangin**'-called the Evil Empire The ferment In Estonia and elsewhere In Eastern Eurupr gives George Hush an opportunity to change the subject and seize (hr tultUIHe It Is an op portun ity to stop talking arithmetic and Mart talking (minus, an opportunity to stop talking the dry- number* of arm* control and takr up ihe rich rhetoric of frrrdom. and Soviet obligations Incurred 44 years ago this coming February. Estonia's parllmrnt lias asserted a right lo reject law* made In Moscow If tliey abridge local autonomy After an icy Gorbachev speech of denunciation. Estonia asserted It again, by a vole of *50-91 Messrs Jrffersor and Madison, cull your offices Fax lo Estonia your Kentucky and Virginia resolution* Provoked by the Allen and Sedition Art*. In 1798 those two slates. In resolves written hy Jefferson and Madison respectively, declared ihr Acts unconstitu­ tional Virginia suggested Ihe doctrine ol "Interposition.*' whereby state authority would lx- Interposed between the central government and the Individual Kentucky baldly asserted that each state "lias an equal right tn Judge for llsrlf.” These assertions (if stales’ rights rested on a "compact " theory of the Constitution, a theory that Implied a right of secession T h r theory was trfulrd by logic and defeated by arms on this ground The Union derived (mm an Irrevocable art of consent "four score and seven years'* before thr battle of Gettysburg -w Ith the Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution Confronted by nations such as Estonia. Ihe Kremlin rannot make an argument based on consent. The Kremlin wishes that nil nations In thr Soviet Union's seething ethnic stew would go off the boll Ix-fore the lid comes completely off the kettle, Hut the Kremlin must especially wish that Estonia would pij>e down li Is such an embarrassing reminder. Il Is a reminder that ihe Soviet rrglmr Is ihe only regime that suffered no rupture os a result of Its alliance with H ltl-r It Is a reminder of how ihe Second World War tiegan--wiih Germany and ihe Soviet Union us accomplices In (xwquesi. li is a reminder of how iliui war ended and the Cold War begun--with Soviet duplicity regarding self-determination for East EurojK-an nation* In hts U.N. speech. Gorbachev, u forthright antl-plurallst. deplored the modern world's "endless mnllllude of centrifugal forc es.** and hts domestic reform* ure severely renlrall/lng Hut centrifugal forces along Ihe eastern edge of Ihe Soviet empire should lx- enc(imaged hy U S. d iplom acy, especially the public diplomacy of broadcast log to a region where radio remains a powerful (outre George Hush's choice as head nf the U S Information Agency should have a mandate tu nurture nationalist articulation In Easier Eurupr T h r rholer of Jcunr Kirkjwmck or Henry Catlo or some other intellectual con Irovrrstallsl would lx- a welcome signal It would tndtrate lhai the Hush administration dor* not Intend to be merely an ur<om|>lter of G n rh a rh rv In udv a n c I n g "perestroika" as It Is convenient for Ihr Kremlin lo define II. Th e re Is a ten ­ d en cy lo exp lain Gorbachev’s actions In t e r m s of I m ­ mediate and short te rm d o m e s tic exigencies Hut (hat probably does less than JuMIce to his lorighcadrdnrss and to the diplomatic pa­ tience of a chess(day lug nation (Estonia's partlment has assorted a right lo reject laws made In Perhaps Ihe Cold War. far from being liquidated by lire na­ M o s co w ^ tion ihat provoked It. is lietng restored to It* original and most serious terms. The Soviet struggle for hegemony began before the Third World hud a name, when Ihe object was doni Inal Ion of the developed world, the kry to which was Europe. Everything Gorbachev has rrcently done may derive from dtffrrrnt Intentions Hul most ol Ihr big things he ha* done, from acceptance of Ihr "zero option" In the INF ugrrrm rnl lo unilateral red ettons of conventional forces, would make sense as part of a plan lo advunrr. through palIrnee and pleaaentry, what cannot lx- advanced by Intimidation and competition. Small Sovlrl gestures ran have large, lingering echix-s In Ihe West In Ihe form of decreased readiness. The next President should change the subject from thr arcana of arms control to the one subject that w ill reveal w hether Gorbachev Is jusl "th e most Leninist la-nlnlst." completely flexible about means but Implacable about the traditional goal of hegemony. The new subject should be the centrifugal forces In Eastern Europe. Enough, already, about glusnosl and jK-restrolkii li Is time to hear a third word President Hush should say the word that brings Into focus the origins of thr Cold War and some of today's centrifugul forces: Yalta. Our wairies Intercepted a highly conlldeit Hal rrp at hum Ihr Iranian Sojiim o Judk ul Council to Klxaneinl It lx*asi* that alxml 12.000 Itantun prisoners were executed between the cease lire tn Ju ly and nnd November K home mi and Malsaujatil aren't jiurtlrular Their order* lor torture and mass execution* include men. w<aiirn ■ net children The shtriwt nf thr women arr paritrularlv hut rllylng O llrn their only "crim r" t* hi drfy Khomeini by appearing In public unveiled The para­ noid Ayatollah can't afford to lose any semblance of <on Inti over hi* people — religion* moral or political W r have the names (Khomeini of dozens of women bel i eves and young girls who w h ip p in g is a have hern exerulrd t o r m o I In Ihr last several w o rs h ip J m onlh* W r have listened a* women who escaped hum Khomeini's prisons have described hi* unique brand of term Some have no sl.ln on their fret Irotn rejx-alrd (logging*. They have seen their liable* hurled against wall* Suite women liavr hern rajird us punishment for violating Khomeini's standards of nuxlesly. We don't normally turn to pop iron* lor political rnmmrntary. hul singer Madonna was on Ihe murk when she said. "You know what I wish for Ihe Ayutolluh Khomeini? I wish he would dir and come liack us a woman, under his regime.'' Thl* Is whai llle is llkr lor Iranian women Khomeini’s fanatical Revolutionary Guards “ marry" women scheduled lor execution and rape them la-lore they dir Even Shiite mullahs and Iranian officials engage in Ibis practice Khomeini mukrs examples ol women who aren’t Islamic enough (or hts lustra or who sidr with opposition groups Four womru were recently hanged In public In the city of Amol No charges wrrr «jw*(1fled Ralsanjanl and Khomeini engineered a law Iasi May 14. which says "women who appear unveiled on the strrrls and In public places will he sentenced lo 74 lashes." Unveiled or "malvrllrd" women lace harassment, arrrsl and lorture II they show more skin ihun |>lrusrs Khomeini. Roving motorcycle gangs of young men run down women who do not meet Khomeini s standard. The leadrr of these gangs, according to our sources. Is Hadl Ghalfari. a |iarllamenlary deputy Hr rrtrn ily spearheaded the ojx-nlng of a spec!-il jut son In Tehran exclusively lor the wliljijtlitg and lorture ol women rounded up hy gangs. He tells Ihr male und female guards lhai Khomeini Ix-lirves "whlpjdng Is a form ol worship.” In one verified case, a 17-year-old girl was tortured hy Ghallur! and then given 70 lashes for "Inappropriate dress " Don’t mistake thrse hoodlums lor religious purisls. Their prlnrljiles have a price. A woman can buy her way out of prison. If her crime Is letting a lock of hair slip out from her head covering, thr going rale to be lum rd loose Is $125 If the crime Is more serious — wearing fingernail polish — ihe bribe Is mon­ dial) 9900 I f JecV AnOttMfl end Del* Ve* AH* CeertifM IH4. Untied Ftelure IfUdKei*. In< �Sanford Htraid, Sanford. Florida — Monday. Oacambar 13 *98fi — SA Bush gets nod from electoral college FINANCIAL Stocks open lower U n lU d Praaa Intarnatlonal NEW YORK — I’rlcr* openrd slightly lower Monday In moderate trading of Nrw York Stock F.xchangr Issue* Th r [)ow Jonra Industrial uvrrage. which rose 17.71 Friday, wui o(T 2.67 to 2146 04 shortly after the market opened. Decline* led advanrea 572 291 among the 1.336 tMuea crossing the New York Stock Exchange tape Early turnover amounted to about 11.200.000 shares Stock [liters rebounded Friday from a week of sluggish trading with a session that began and ended with a burst of activity link'd mostly to an event known as the "triple witching hour ." The ‘'hour" typically signifies the quarterly expiration of stock-index futures. Index op­ tions and options on Individual storks Analysts said the event sometimes causes market volatility us program traders and other arbitragers close out speculative positions and open new ones In addition to trading linked in thr expira­ tion. there was significant trudlng of tukroverand dividend related Issues, analysis said D ollar m ixed; gold h igh e r United F r a n Intarnatlonal T h e d o lla r was m ixed Monday In light trading on m a jo r fo re ig n c u r r e n r y markets as traders pulled out of tra d in g ahead of the Christina* holidays Hold wss higher In earlier trading in Tokyo the dollar was almost on i lianged against the Japanrsr y-n In extremely slow trading closing 0 0 6 yen lower at 124 02 yen Dealers in Japan said there was rut upward momentum for thr dollar because many Instiluttonal Investors were keen to sell the dollar if it moves further upward Very few players actively engaged in trading In the absence ol fresh market* affecting news, they added. In Europe, thr dollar began ihr week in Frankfurt at I 757 West Germ an m a rks, up slightly horn 1.756 marks on Friday The dollar began the day in Zurich at I 4765 Swiss francs, down slightly from 1 4795 In I’arts thr dollar openrd at 5 9925 French francs down Irmn 6 015 T h e d o lla r o p e n e d In lirussels at 37 OO lielglan francs, down slightly from .17 fit. and brgan the day In Italy at 1.293 50 Italian lire, down frum 1.299 15 lire In London, the H rllis h pound tiegan the week at f l 4 76 5 co m p a re d w ith $1 4795 Friday J u d g e t o r u le o n E a s t e r n s a le Units* Press Interretlenal W ASHINGTON - A federal |udge is expected to rule Monday whether hllllonalrr developer Donald Trum p can b u y E a s te rrt A ir lin e s northeastern corridor shuitlr oprratlon for 5365 million Eastern's unions have askrd U S District Judge Harrington Parker to hall the sale, calling It an attempt to strip the airline of its assets and claim trig It would violate lederal labor taws The profitable shuttle, to lie renamed the Trum p Shuttle, operates hourly (lights In the b u s y c o r r i d o r b e tw e e n Washington. New York and lloston The sale would In e lu d e th e s h u t t l e 's 17 Boring 727 aircraft and gates and landing slots at air|Hirt» three When thr sale was an rtounrrd In Oclobrr. Trum p said lie would refurbish and upgrade thr operation but would krep prices competitive with the Pan American shut­ tle. Its principle ruuipclllkm Trum p said he also would ((insider diverting some of the shuttle's weekend (lights to Atlantic City. N J . where be owns two i as!nos D ow Jo n es Dow Joact Averages lO O O a .m . 30 Indus 2 149 H2 oil O 99 20 Trans 959 44 oil I 51 ISU llls 163 65 oil 0 66 65 Htot k H17 77 oil O 99 Local Interest These quotations provided bv members o f the .Vaifonaf A * a o c la ilo n o f Securities Dealers are representative Infer d e a le r prices as o f m id m o r n in g today. In te rd e a le r m a r k e t » c h a n g e Ih ro u g h in rl I h r day Price* do not In clud e re ta il m arkup or markdrrarn. Did American Plotreef 3V* 33 V* Harnett Hank First Union 22'* 31V* PPAl. Fla Progtrs* 34* 43W HCA Hughes Supply I7 '» 23i* Morrtwin* NCR Corp 54 U 38W Itesaey ID s Scotty* Southeast Hank 21 v* 20 SunTrust Wall Dtsnry 65** Wrsttnghousr 52V* I6it Brunswick MS IIBJ 1711 Fla National Winn Dixie 43H Emerson ........ 30'* Aak 3M 331* 22'* 3 1H 35 43‘* 17V* 23 v* 544* 39 ID * 22 20 V* 65 H 52 *s 17 9 I7 H 44 304* G o ld A n d S ilv e r NEW YO K K — Foreign amt domestic gold A silver price* quoted In dollars per troy ounce Mondav Gold London Previous rlosr 4 11 75 oil 4 50 Morning fixing 413 65 up I 90 llong Kong Howrll set used Sweeting (if talking out ol both sides ol hi* mouth H r agrred with the statement by mayoral candidate .John Morris that Sanlord’s taxes have risen tn the past lour years Yet he pro|xjsr* several pro­ grams that will increase taxes more." Howell riled Sweeting's pro­ posals lor establishing two puller substations, a drug rehabilita­ tion center, using public and private money lo build low income housing, establishing a paramedic syslrm In the lire department, and buying u new (ontmunlcalion syslrm for thr puller department as proposals which would Increase taxes “ It's easy lo Inrrrusr taxes when you don't pay a n y ." Howell said, noting that Sweet lug Is not a pioprrtv owner. Howrll also criticized Swrrllng for not making pohllr (he results of a d ru g test, aa H o w rll challenged him In do Friday. Howrll rhallrngrd his opponent to have a lesl lor presence of Illicit drugs at Central Florida Krglori.il Hospital os an example In the youth of Sanford hy showing commission candidates were nol drug users Howrll made public his irst results Friday aflrrnoon. Sweeting called Ihr challenge "In poor taste and demeaning lo my character," but said he would have his prlvulr physician perform Ihr lesl He said the W ASH IN G TO N - Although President-elect George Hush ha* spent week* making plan* to move Into the White House, he won't officially lie elected prrsl dent until Monday'* vote by thr electoral collrge A llitlr understood group, the electors arc a result of a 2 0 1 -ye a r-o ld constitutional compromise They will gather In all 50 states to fulfill their obligation to deliver a majority of Electoral College vote* to Hush and Vice President-elect Dan Quayle Many of the gatherings will laheld tn slate legislative chamtier* or other elegantly appointed quarter* and — al least In Ihr slate* won by llusb — will be markrd with considerable pomp Swank luncheon* are planned in some stair* The results — almost certain to hr a 426 M2 win for Hush over Massachusetts Gov Michael Dukakis as dictated by ihr Nov 6 election — will Ihen be sent by rrgt*! -red or certified mail to Washington, whrrr they will hr i mulled during a Joint session of Congress during the first week of January. All hough no one expert* any­ thing hut Ihe 426-112 margin this year, that t* not a certainty brrause thr electors, who are usually extraordinarily loyal fol lowers of their candidate, are In iium i stair* frrr to vote as they wish — and right limes in U S history renegade electors have cast 1tallots for other people The last time that happened was in 1976 when Jim m y Carter defeated Gerald Ford, but an elector In Washington stair, w hich was (arrlrd by Ford, cast h u lx*Ilot lor Ronald Reagan who was not a candidate Some eg the oddities this yeai are likely to come more from Ihe nature of the people playing roles In the const it ul axial pro cess F o r r x a in p I r , i n Massachusetts. Dukakis will pul ihr llnishlng touches on Ids presidential run. swrurtng tn Ihe 13 Dennsralle Irlrnds who will deliver the Hay Stale's electoral voles to him In nearby Connecticut, the eight electors who will vote for Hush tncludr Prescott Hush J r , In New Hani|>*hlrr. all four electors arr given a role In the election ceremony, choosing a p re sid e n t of I h r e v e n t, a doorkeeper and two tellers "Everybody gel* a Job." said R o b e rt A m b ro s e , N rw Hampshire's deputy secretary of state. "They don't have a lot to do. believe me ” Hush carried 40 slates Nov 6. while Dukakis won IO and the District of Columbia In at least some of Ihr Dukakis stair* Hush has sent the elector* Invitations lo hts Inauguration Ever sini r Its Inception, thr Electoral Collrge has been a source of co n tro ve rsy and numermis rfforts have bern made to radically change It th ro u g h r o n s tltu tlo n a l amendments Hut. no drastic change ha* ever succeeded, normally opposed hy senators front small statr* that enjoy Increased power u n d e r thr system The syslrm surfaced In thr constitutional convention of 1767 when the (minding lathers were fared with Ihe question of how the president should lie chosen Some factions wanted direct popular election, but others — trartng the voters would not art rrsponstbly — lavorrd elect Ion by Congress or stale legislature* The compromise was Ihe Eire loral College In w hich each statr was allocated rlrrtors equal In number tn Its House and Senate mem tiers, and those elector* then voted for the president and vlte president That solution wa* a great win for thr smaller state* heeause rach of them — which a rr now mostly Republican strongholds — was guaranteed three electoral voles, no matter how small they w.-rr It was lell to Ihr slate* to determine how electors were chosen and originally there were a num b er of methods. Hut eventually a system evolved in which the candidate who earned a stale In Ihr popular vote election was generally given all of that stair's electoral vote* Only in Maine, where two elector* are chosen by the popti lar vole and two are determined by the party that rarrlc* the stale's two congressional dis­ tricts. is there a formal variation from the winner-lake all system Th r first attempt lo rrvlse Ihr system came In 1797 anti ha* been followed by other* In almost every session of Con* gress Most of Ih r recent plans would, in various ways, have Ihe syslrm more arcitralrly relied the popular vote Carter pushed a direct popular election system tn 1976 but it died In Ihr Senate where npponrni* threatened a filibuster. Three tunes In Ihr tuition's history, a m an ha* been elected prrsldrnt w ho received few rr popular voles than an opponent. In 1624. Andrew Jackson re­ ceived more popular votes and electoral voir* than John ttuinry Adam* Hut. bri ause there were two additional candidate* In thr rate. Jackson did nol havr a clear majority of electoral votes and the election was derided hy Ihe House of Representatives, which chose Adam* In 1676. Rolhrrlord Hayes received 47 9 percent of the [Mipular vote to Samuel Ttldrn's 50 9 p r r r r n t Hut. because Hayes carried more populous slates, he won Ihe presidency by winning 165 r|rrior.il votes to Tllden's 1H4 Twelve years later, tn the rlrcllon of 1866. history re­ pealed Itself Grover Cleveland won 46 6 percent of the popular vote and Benjamin llairison captured 47 H percent Hut. Harrison's voir translated Into 233 electoral voir* to 166 (or Cleveland and Harrison won the While House One hundred year* later, there Is little suspense In Ihe voting, alihough it remains a continuing piece of history unique lo the U n i t e d S t a t e s . 414 45 up 0 60 New York Comex s|hi| gold open 414 OO unchanged Comex spot silver nprn Santa----------Continued from Page 1A 6 07 Election Continued from Paga 1A bryond what hr criticized Mercer fordoing." McClanuhau said today that hr was crillcal of Mercer In 1964 lor calling a friend of MrCUnahait's and telling the friend mil to vote lor MrClanahan because ol the circumstances surrounding Ills moving frum one district to another In order to run lor the city commission Howell said today, "I bad no idea MrClanahan was going tn place the ad As a riti/rn of Hanford, be has as much right to express In* views as any other cltt/rn " MrClanahan. who was rlrctril lo ihr commission In 1966. said h r placed the advertisement wllhoul Howell s know ledge "It wax done strictly as a concerned citizen ol Sanford with thr right of free speech, a right I defended In three conflicts and thr llay ol Pigs fiasco.” MrClanahan said Sweeting also critic Ized Howell for ht*eani|>ulgn tactics. “ I have tried tn run a positive campaign and make my views know-n lo the voters I think It Is important that ihr city have Independent leadership." he said " In Ih r Iasi six w erks.” Sweeting contended, "Howell has put loilh only one proposi­ tion — that both candidates undergo a drug Irst He refused In stand up and debate Ihr Issues with me." the oldest brother of Ihe presi­ dent-elect. And In New Hamjishtre, outgo­ ing Gov. John Sununu. Bush's new chief of staff, will wear two hats lie not only will swear In Ihe four elector*, bill serves as one himself Although populous stairs such as New York and California have relatively large num bers of electors, the voting In the tiny states often inorr closely re­ semble* a gathering of a few old friends United Press International results ol the irsi might not Iw available before election day In Ihr Dec 6 eled Ion. Sweet Ing received 277 votes, or 4 1 6 percent of the total from D 1*1riel I Howrll received 204. or 30 6 percent of the total, putting ihr two candidate* into the runoll Th e th ird candidate. Ja y Malone, received 1HI voles, and latrr said he supports Swrrting in l he runoff Swrrllng. 29. of 400 Pine Avr Is an attorney; Howell. 42. of 1109 Park A v r Is a district salesman for a Ixsit company. T V -------------------Continued from Page 1A s ta rte d videotaping thr Hireling* Iasi October. The broadcast Is a Iw o ctm rn i operation to Insure clear long sbols and ( lose ups Pupo said that everything is set for live broadcasting "We were testing at our stu­ dio The plclurs are clear and Ihr audio sounds great.” he said T h r company will continue v id e o ta p in g i h r m e e tin g s because I lie cliy w ill maintain a videotape library so that stall may review ih r meetings il necessarySlorer's con tract with Lake Mary ends in 1997 tf they need It I wash thr dolls' clothes, iron them and comb nut their halt he said Steven* I* quirk to point out that he does not accomplish hts task alone Other member* of thr post Ibis "rlv rs "! assist "Brownie" lirnwn has hrlprd him overhaul more than two do/rn hike* this year alone Steven* also praise* mr in tier* ol the romtnunlly who have come to hi* aid throughout thr year. "Mr* Chester Daniel* ol Sunlord ( all* m r live or six ttinrs a vrar In come out to her place to pick rummage Hems that she and hrr Irtrrid* and neighbor* have collected lot me." hr *uld ' The biggest problem I have these days." he salt! smoothing back the yellow yarn hair of a Cabbage Hatch doll "Is llndlng a jilace to store all I hi* during the Steven* *aid he has throat cancer Hi* vocal cord* havr year." The post has a small shed that been removed and he speak* fill* up quickly Stevens, who through a device that converts live* alone In a small apartment, vlbralon* to Intelligible words nerds more room lo uccotnpdatr He travels lo Gainesville mon­ Ihr loving donation* from the thly for trealrnml* community. When he goes, he bring* along The next 0.1. Joe Award will tiag* of loolhhrushr*. razors, lie presented at the annual V FW playing cards and other small convention in June. I’osi 5405 llrtns for hi*fellow patient* member* are keeping their "He's always on thr lookout fingers cro sse d that J o h n Slrv rn* will win again lor a sale." Joked Hall S l r v r n * Is loo b u s y lo Prior lo Sunday's loud and toy speculate. give away. Slrvrn* und his elves "Look at this baseball glove gave the lovs one final check one of Ih r govs fixed up. We'll ticlore piling Ihrin Into boxr* lo pul II with Dial hat und hull over send them to (heir new home*. there..." Ladle* Auxllliary. said that Stevens will not accept a penny of financial assistance from Post 5405 A c c o rd in g lo those who manage lo keep up with hint during the Christina* season. Stevens l* up at Ihe crack ol dawn rvrry morning collecting, fixing and delivering thr toys to indigent children, "You'll never get him on the phone until aftrr Christinas." warned Hart "And even then It's not easy." SICK? S E E Y O U R D O C T O R TOOTHACHE? s e e y o u r d e n t i s t TRANSM ISSION HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS Stevens said hr drive* more Ilian a thousand miles u year slopping at garage sales, thrift •hop* and rummage sales lo find Item* Hr Isn't sure of Ihe exact number because be doesn't keep track. "I Ju*1 love to do this for the kids." be said. Jill Hall, prrsldrnt of I lie post's 2 0 9 W . 2 5 th S t r e e t • S a n fo r d 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 J9 YRS, SAME LOCATION "FAMILY OWNCO" DEATHS NIGEL CAMPBELL Nigel C u m p b rll, 73. 1221 Sctnlnola Hlvd , Casselberry, died Sunday at Florida Hospital, Orlando Horn July 12. 1943 In Clilp|M-wu Falls, Wls . he moved lo Casselberry from Raymond. N.H .. In 1952 He owned a lumber mill and was a member of Ihe Church of Ihr Nazarrnr. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife. Eleanor: sons. Roy. Casselberry. Jack. Columbus, N.C., Gary. Orange City: daughters. Janet Haynes, Mill Spring. N.C.. Linda Stoll, Orlando: 12 grandchildren; six great grandchildren. Bald w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Spring*. In charge of arrnngrtnrnls. ARCHANGEL DE STOUT Stella Capulo. lai* Vegas: six Archangel dc Slout. 60. 533 grandchildren. Remington Oaks Drive. Lake Garden Chapel Home lor Mary, died Saturday In Alla Funerals, luuigwood. in clturgr monte Spring*. Horn April 3. uf arrangements. 192H in Pittsburgh. she moved to luikr Mary from Hollywood In 1967. She was a retired regis­ GERTRUDE E. WAGNER tered nurse and a member of ihc Gertrude FL Wagner. 69. 781 Church ol ihr Nalivtty. Lake N. laikc Sybclui Drive. Maitland, Mary. She was a member of the died Saturday al Florida Hospi­ Tlmacuan Country Club. Lake tal. Alt.intone- Spring* Horn Mary, former member of Ihr Dec. 10. I89H in West Germany, Emerald Hill* Country Club. she moved to Maitland from Nrw 1lolly wood York In 1966. She was a home­ Survivors Include husband. maker and a member of St Mary C a rm e n : daughters. Donna Magdalen Catholic Church. Schumakrr. laingwood. Barbara Bald win* Fa irch ild Funeral Sm ith. Lake Mary. Carmine Home, Altamonte Springs, m McWecney, l.ongwood: sister. charge of arrangements H o lid a y T im e D IR E C T O R Y O F •'S T O R E H O U R S SANFORD VERTICALS HANCOCK PLUMBING SUPPLY IHE IARC.IS1 SfllCtlON OF HAUMARM PRODUCISIN IMI ARIA 750 Wylly Ava. Sanford, FI 321-3601 10*. OFF WITH THIS AD ref *« oe vm i CATHY’S HALLMARK SHOP PRICES START AT ONLY S25 3 3 0 -1 1 4 1 Sal £ 5 Sun. 12-5 Anpoit A Sanlord Ava. - Sanlord UMINOU a i m flRAlMAII PLAJAl sARroto * uiatir Wy> Lit *1J0 PM So* KD PH �•A - Sanford Harold. Sanlord, Florida — Monday. Dscsm btf 19. 1966 Snow complicates quake relief Units* Press International Sri Lankans vote amid threats COLOMBO. Sri Lanka — Voter* cast ballots Monday (or a new president of strife torn Sri Lanka amid (ears of violence by leftist Sinhalese rebel* who vowed to block the poll Election eve bloodshed claimed At least nine lives and left 59 people Injured, police said. Polling stations opened at 7 a m across the tear-shaped Indian Ocean Island, but no incidents were Immediately reported and there were no Indications of the early turnout. Voting was to continue until 4 p m . and the outcome was not expected until late Monday or early T uesday. Massive security precautions were In force and troops were seen patrolling the near-empty streets of the capital In South African-designed, mine-proof armored car*. To avert a low turnout that might undermine the validity of the election results, the government Sunday decreed that those found preventing people from voting could face a minimum sentence of more than 10 years In prison and a maximum penalty of death. Leftist rebels of the Peoples Liberation Front, known by Its Sinhalese acronym JVP. have vowed to kill anyone who participates In Monday's poll, claiming the government will rig It In favor of Prtmr Minister Kanasignha Prrmadasa of the United National Party. The JV P ts blamed for killing more than 2.400 people since July 1967. most of them UNP politicians and suppva: . • and public employees Papandreou wins ‘vote of confidence* ATHENS. Greece — Prime Minister Andreas Papandrrou. struggling to overcome a political crisis, won a crucial vote In Parliament on bis 1969 budget proposal Sunday In whal hr had called a vote of confidence determining whether he would stay In office. Before his resounding victory over party rebels. Papandrrou had (old television viewers In an address Saturday he would consider the vole on ht* budget a "vote of confidence for me and my government." and would quit If the .TOOmember Parliament rejected the budget In open voting late Sunday, broadcast live on the state-run channel E .T. 2. the premier won a comfortable majority, with 15b deputies voting "yrs." 136 voting against the budget and two abstaining The voting In Parliament began on schedule al 10 p m Sunday, after several speakers spokr for and against the budget. Papandrrou. still rrrovrrlng from bean surgery in London 12 weeks ago. sat In hta seat In Parllamrnl through the debate and the voting. The vote Indicated Papandreou’s strength In Parliament has not substantially eroded despite a political crisis rucking the country and a rebellion within his ndlng Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement, known as PASOK. Mexican politician on hunger strike MEXICO C ITY — A conservative politician who finished third In the presidential election last Ju ly demanded electoral reform and an end to electoral fraud on the lourth day of lus hunger strike Sunday as thousands of supporter* rallied nearby Manuel Clouthlet. presidential candidatr lor the conservative National Action Parly, vowed to continue his fusi until President Carlo* Salinas de Gortarl — who assumed of Ik r Dm 1 — responded lo his demand for reforms CJouthler also is calling for an end lo electoral Irami through h ls iu n g rr strike that began Thursday near the Monumrnl of tiuKpendrnce on Mexico Cily a main avenue lie has bee-n jolnct! by some 60 hunger strikers. l a m good. in a very good physical condition." Clouthlrr told reporters as some 5.000 supportrrs rallied outside his tent shouting "end Iraud." "our president Is CJouthler" and "reform the electoral laws." Clouthirr said his supporters have begun simultaneous hunger strikes In many cities and morr such strikes were likely If Salinas failed lo respond lo demands by his pany. known by Ita Spanish acronym PAN. Soviet visit may help ease tensions TO K YO — Japan Is cautiously optimistic that Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze's visit beginning Sunday may ease 15 years of tense relations that have kepi the economic and superpower giants from sharing In the recent East-West political (haw. Shevardnadze, who left Moscow Saturday, arrives In Tokyo Sunday for his first visit lo Japan In nrarly three years with •peculation running high that the Soviet Union’s new-found "glasnost.” or openness, may produce a Kremlin Initiative on solving a 43-year-old territorial dlsputr between the estranged neighbors The conflict Involves a group of four Islands off the roast of Japan’s northernmost Island of Hokkaido, which the Sovlrt Union claimed immediately aftrr World War II Although the two countries established formal diplomatic tics In 1956. the Japanese government has said II will not sign a peace treaty with Moscow or further Its diplomatic relationship until the Soviet Union returns the Islands In 1973. Japanese Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka and Soviet leader Leonid Breshncv agreed In Moscow thai the Islands remain an unsettled Issue from the war. and the Kremlin has refused to discuss the Issue since. From United Press International reports m /(/# fo r ■ h JAMES W SWEETING III k v i D e c e m b e r 2 0, 1 9 8 8 ENDORSEMENTS: Tha Sxntord H #r»id 12 4 M U r S s s e tin g p r t s a n lt a program lor g r o a ih managc^r-anl irwougn • co m b in atio n of la n d s c o u is illo n srtd U r m co n tn rS t Me p ro p o se d W ei C ity governm ent |o«n the private se c to r in ag g ressively s e e k in g new b u s in e s s e s end Industry 'o r We c ity Mr Seeetmg t global view ol We problems end solutions lor We entire City IS imprtssiv# th e Semmoi# C o u n ty B o o 'd ot R e a lto rs also e n d o rse d U r S e e e lin g The O rla n d o S e n tin el 12 4 48 Me s n e e in tow n th o u g h h is ro o ts g o beck to 1906 e h e n h is greet grandfather (R ichard M c P h e rso n ) ca rrie d me.t here S t ill talk e it h him an hour and you s e ta r th is 29 yr o ld la e y s r has lived here 40 years 'm i s q u ick m ind and c u rto sity are c o m p le m e n te d by e s e n se o l h is c ity s need a clear visio n and deep Wve lo r h is n e e ho m e M i S e e e tm g though h a s attracted broad resp e ct tor u n co m m o n m aturity keen v isio n and a b ility to co m m u n ica ta e it h an s e g m e n ts o l th e co m m un ity p ' o st JAMES SWEETING III CITY COMMISSION m MOSCOW - Snow began fall tng In Armenia, further com* pitrating rarthquake relief ef­ forts and forcing officials to speed up evacuation plans lor women and rhildren. Soviet newsrrport* said Sunday At a meeting of the special Politburo relief commission headed by Prim e M inister Nikolai Ryzhkov, authorities decided planned evacuations must be carried out with morr urgency because of the worsen­ ing weather “ The evaluation of women and chlldrrn must t>e sped up since the weather forrast perdiets wet snow and wind for the orXI two days." Radio Moscow said. Soviet television said late Sunday heavy snow and cold had struck the Armenian re­ public. already ravaged by a Dec. 7 earthquake that killed about 55.000 people and left some 500.000 homeless The official Tass new* agency •aid 7.4QO more proplr acre evacuated trom the quake zone In the 24 hours ending Sunday morning, bringing the 4H hour tutal to more than 17.200 peo­ ple. A u th o r itie s hoped to evacuate 4.000 more women and rhildren throughout the day. Tass. describing the Politburo commission meeting In the Armenian capital of Yerevan. M i d . "It was pointed out at the rom m lMkm * working meeting that the evacuation of chlldrrn. women and old men was nearing rompleilon." The rrport said by midweek, o n ly those Involved In re­ construction work would remain In the worst hit arras Radio Moscow said the search few possible survivors was win­ ding down 11 days after the 30-second quake that devastated much of northern Armenia "T h e first stage of rescue operations are drawing to a dose In A r m e n ia .” sa id R a d io Moscow, implying there was little hope of Hndtng more sur­ vivors It quotrd off trials as saving discussions w rrr starting to focus on rebuilding. Teams of foreign relief workers have been flown home and arc lo hr replaced by builders and town planners, the radio said. Soviet newspapet* said archltrrtur.il plans for the reconstruction of the badly hit towns of Spltak, Lrnltmkau and Klrnvukan would only lie adoptrd after public debate. Th e official farming dally n rw sp a p e r Selskayu Z h lzn Sunday dcwrtlwd an eertr scene In the drvrstatrd town of Spltak where thousands of black coffins have been slacked III the stands of the local hxitball stadium. The newspaper said many survtvlors with injurlr* have developed gangrene and am­ putations are common. Infection is also a major cause of death. The ofHetal Tass new* agency said a total uf 23.390 bodies have been rreoverrd from the nibble so far — about half the number offlrlally thought lo have died Another 15.252 pro pie have hren rescued by rebel teams. O n ly onr person. « 02-yrar-old woman dug tail of the ruins or Iwnlnakan. lias been found alive since Friday Tass said health facilities and hospitals have been restored In the worst hit arras Hospitals have re-opened In both Spltak and Lrnlnkan north of the capi­ tal Yerevan. D e p u ty F o re ig n M in ts !r r Valentin Nikiforov utd the Sovi­ et Union has received a total of $100 million In aid from 77 countries, the first large scale International relief effort allowed by the Soviets since World War II. The Sovlrt trade union news paper Tru d said millions of workers declared Saturday a "subbotnik" or special work day. donating their wages lo the Armenian relief effort Prime Minister Ryzhkov, oner known mostly for his silence In public, has emerged as Ihe hem of ih r A rm rnlun rarthquake calamity aftrr publicly rebuking Inept Sovlrt burruarrals and walking through rabble-strewn streets with hrrraved survivors "R y zh k o v has shown th r brave side of suffering In his public commiseration with the shocked survivors." a Western diplomat said G a n d h i c a lls fo r thaw with C h in a Units* Prsss Intsrsstlsn sl B E IJ IN G — Indian Prim e M inister Rajiv G a n d h i was formally wrlcomrd Monday by his Chinese counterpart. Lt l*rng, and rallrd for a "new beginning” In relation* that have been strained by border disputes for three decades The leaders of Ihe world's two most populous nations stood together on a rrd-rarprtrd podi­ um inside thr ravrmous Great Hall of the People os a 19 gun salute boomed arms* adjacent Tiananmen Square and a mill tary hand played the national anthems of both countries Alter Inspecting an honor guard. Gandhi and Ll sal down In the Eastern Hall for formal talks that come amid subtle shifts in thr power triangle tietween China. India and ihr Sovlrt Union "Together our nations con­ stitute more than one third of humanity." Gandhi said "W r should be linking morr toward each other. The lime has come " "I hope this visit will bring us a new beginning,” Gandhi said In his welcoming statement to Gandhi, Ll strrssed Ihr simi­ larities in population, size ami economic development hrtwren the two countries and expressed his hope for better relations "China and India are two countries In Asia with thr most ancient civilizations and have Ihe largest populations of devel­ oping countries In Asia." Ll said "There Is no reason for our Iwo countries not lo gel along, hr told Gandhi T h r (Irsi Indian prime minister on Chinese soil In 34 yrars was scheduled lo spend much of his llrst day in China In private talks with Ll Gandhi was also scheduled lo meet wilh senior leader Deng Xiaoping and Communist I’a m lie nr tal Srr tria l)’ Zhao Zlvang during his Dvr day visit, which also will Include trips to Xian Quebec compromises on sign law f ar.d Shanghai India and C h in a a rr not rxperied In settle Introclahle h o rd rr dispu te s that have bedeviled ihetr relaI kins since they (ought a monthlong war In 1962. but Ihr visit sllll has considerable political amt sym­ bolic Importance. The position* ol ihe Asian giants are no Inngrr sialic, partly d u e to th e I r s l l - b l a z l n g diplom acy of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, wfto rallrd for a Sino Indian rapprochement during a visit lo New Delhi three weeks ago Gorbachev t* rotirrrnrd that Ihr Soviet Union s strong lies lo India, which faithfully sides wilh the Kremlin on mini foreign p o llry p o sition s, could hr weakened as he moves lo end morr than a quarter of a century of Ilost tie relations with China The two communist giants are rxjwi trd to hold a summit In early I9H9 But China, which has long used lls ally Pakistan as a counterbalance to India could feel less com (wiled to provide military and economic aid lo New Delhi's arch lor once Ihe K re m lin 's troops have tilt neighboring Afghanistan Morrover. India and China have plenty to gain from Ihr building of links in areas such as trade — currently less than $ l<m m i l l i o n a n n u a 11y — a n d exchanges in eulturr. srlrnce and technology. Officials said Gandhi I* schrd ulrd to sign cooprralive agree­ ments In these fields Wednesday and authorize the oprnlng of direct air links between llrijing and New I lei lit Smo Indian relations thawed In 1954 during the Itrijmg visit of G a n d h i 's g ra n d f a th e r. Jaw aharial Nehru. Ih r first prime minister of thr newly independent India NO COST ■■. Units* Prsss Intsm atlonsl QUEBEC — Qurlwc provincial officials. In an ongoing con trovrrsy over whether French or English should hr used on signs, decided Sunday lo Ignore a provision of Canada’s constitu­ tion and still rrqulrr exterior business signs hr wrltlrn In French. T h r provincial government, however, softened Quebec's po­ litically sensitive language laws by saying that signs inside businesses could also tie written In English The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday that Quebec’s language laws requiring all business signs to hr written In French was unconstitutional and violated the rights uf Engllshs|teaklng people in thr province Those rights are protected In Canada's Charter of Rights, comparable lo the Bill of Rights In Ihr U.S. Constitution. Howev­ er, Canauian provinces legally are entitled lo opt oul of specific parts of (he Charter of Rights — as Quebec did Sunday. The decision by Liberal Pre­ mier Robert Bourussa. requiring French on exterior business signs hut allowing English In­ doors. was a compromise unlike­ ly to satisfy many In Canada supporting language equably be­ tween French and English ll also was unlikely lo satisfy Quebec nationalists who would like he Liberal Party provincial government to take a hard line against the Supreme Court rul­ ing by adopting a French-only policy In all Instances. "T o govrrn Is lo choose” said Bourassa. "We are convinced we took Ihr lies! choice." "Whal I u i i i saying lo Ihe English speaking minority ol Quebec — ol cctirsc we are asking for an enormous con­ cession but we must ask for them to look at the other side." he added. lknirassu said French would continue to have "predom i­ nance" ovrr English on Inside signs, but exact regulations were not announced. Quebec's sign law has become a symlxillr rallying point lor nationalists who want Ihr pro­ vince lo separate from Canada, and for nun-nutlnnatlsis who just want lo keep Qiirtwr dominantly French-speaking. In Montreal, thousands ol peo­ ple rallied Iwforr ihe govern­ ment's announcement FREE CLASSIFIED ADS This is a great opportunity tor you to enjoy the same great results as our regular c la ss itie d custom ers at no cost to you. Just fo llo w those instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. A d s w ill be scheduled lo run for 10 days. Price of item m ust be staled in the ad and be $100 or less. O nly 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. A vailable to in d ividu als (non Com m ercial) only. D oes not apply lo rentals or garage & yard sales. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be m ailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald C la ssifie d Department. Ad w ill start as soon as possible. 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Pillsbury will lie acquired by Grand Met. which will buy all milslundtng Pillsbury shares at Wifi j>er share, or about 85.7 billion Company olflelals said any sharrs not purchased In the tender offer will he acquired by Grand Met In a later merger for the same 8W’> T h r P ills b u r y b o a rd of director* said the lerms of the offrr and the merger are fair and In the best Interests of the Pillsbury stork holders, The board recommended that stock holders accept the offer and trndrr their shares The offer is conditioned upon. United Preee International MI NNEAPOLI S Doctors back from Armenia G LEND ALE. Calif. — Two Armrnlan-Amrrlran doctors who returned Sunday from a wrrklnng tour ol earthquake-ravaged towns In Armenia praised relief efforta there and urged continued International cooperation to help the survivors rebuild their shattered lives. Vartkes Najartan. of Glendale. Calif., and Garo Trrzaglan. of Orange. Calif, member* of a State Department-sponsored relief tram tliat arrived In Armenia Dec 11 said after a brief Initial period of chaos, local officials and International relief teams appeared to have met most of the Immediate nerds of victims S|>ruklng before a crowd of 2.000 mostly Armenian people packed Into a hl|(h school auditorium. Najartan said there appeared to be adequate food and water and temporary shelter was being arranged for an estimated half million proplr left homeless by the Dec, 7 disaster, which killed at least 55.000 people What Is now needed, he said, are water purification device*, prosthetic supplies for the thousands who lost limbs In the quake, psychiatrist* to treat trauma and manpower and supplies to help rebuild destroyed hornrs, schools and Industries. Terzagun criticized the lark of disaster preparedness that lead to a slow and luadequalr rrsponse Immediately following the tragedy, hut praised Armenian doctor* and other relief worker* for making the most of what resource* they had Jackson lends thousands in march NEW YORK — Some 2.500 activist* converged on Columbus Circle (or a massive bousing rights inarch led by J r sac Jackson Sunday. :he same day a home lew man was 'onnd dead in what was believed to be lire city's slslh weather related death of the cold season Bundled In coats and scarves to ward off freezing trmprralurr*. the protester*, who Included hundrrd* of homeless men and women, marched to Fifth Avenue with signs reading "Housing Is a Human Right’* and "Hornrs Not Shelters." past posh eateries and plush shops crowded with holiday shopper* and tourists "W e must march together We must make homelessness Illegal In our nation." Jackson told the candle holding activists at a rally following the march "W e understand why the Armenians are homelrsa — an earthquake camr through — but In our sraiety wr don't have the same problems as the Armenians.' Hie civil rights activist said "We have the resource* We must build houses lor the h o m e lrs a Our character Is at stake!" The former Democratic presidential candidate met earlier Sunday with Soviet official* to map oul plans for a star studded International telethon to aid Armenian earthquake victims Also Sunday, a homeless man In hi* 40* was found dead on a street pn Manhattan’s Lower East Side He was believed to be the city's sixth weather related fatality of the cold season police said - The Pillsbury Co. announced Sunday It has agreed In hr acquired by Grand Met PLC of Great Britain for SB6 per share, or $5 7 billion P ills b u ry ’* announcem ent ended Its more than two-month effort lo fend off Grand Met. which first made a SBO a share bid for the U S rompany on Oct 4. The agreement also follows Ihllbury's drfrat last Friday In D elaw are C h a n c e ry C o u rt, where a fudge ruled against the company's "poison pill" takover defense and blocked It from spinning off Its Burger King among other things, there being tendered a number of Pillsbury shares that would represent at least a majority of the sluires outstanding, a rompany release said. The lender offer has been extended and withdrawal rights will expire at midnight E S T Jan 3, 1989. unless extended. Ian A Martin, chief executive of U S operations of Grand Met. said the merger would "greatly expand Grand Mel a established presence In the U S market plare "W e arr very pleased with the terms of the merger agrremenl which was supported by the tmard* of both Grand Mel and Closing arguments in polygamous clan trial O n e dead, nine injured in blaze Unltad Prats Inlscnotional lhai flared, Kilgore said Firefighter*, working In the bitter fold w inddull tempera­ ture* tn thr single digit*, were a b le to co n d u e l s e v e ra l room-to-room sr-arrhe* for miss Ing trnar:!*, W no other resi­ dent* were found, authorities said. U n ite d Rrsss Internatio nal SO UTH BEND, tad - A fire apparently started by a careless smoker Sunday swept through a downtown hotel used to house dlsasl., victims, killing one person. Injuring nine snd Ion mg the evacuation of more Hum 10O residents, authorities said Two residents rrmalned un­ accounted for 12 hour* after the blaze at the Morntngsldc Hold was reported at 9 3 0 a m .. jrollce said The missing were not nrtr* sartly Inside In Ihr (our story brick building because srmtr tenant* left the area without registering al a Red Cross station sri up In a nearby bomelrs* shrltrr. said city police Li Rich ard Kilgore The fire, believed lo have been started by a rafrlr** smoker on the third floor, was brought under control bv 3 30 p m., but firefighter* were expected to remain on the scene through the night to extinguish any spark* Pillsbury." he said. "Pillsbury Is a perfect fit to enable Grand Mel to achieve Ha strategy of becoming a world leader In foods and retailing, as well as the drink's sector," Philip L Smith, chairman of Pillsbury. said. "We are pleased that we have succeeded In pro­ tecting the Interests of our shareholders, employees, fran ehlses and communities, and that we have reached a negoti­ ated agreement that works to the advantage of everyone ’* Last m onth. Sm ith voted against Grand Mrt Chairman Allen Sheppard lo again rrjert the 850 a share offrr. saying It was "flnatu tally Inadequate." The blazr also forred the evacuation of a neighboring Ihrshvtrrtan church amid fears a wall of thr hnlrl would rollapsr on It No damage w as reported at Ih r r h u r r h and m any worshipers stayrd lo help resi­ dents who lost Ihelr rooms, said Driscoll Bell. Ihe local Red Cross director " in t was going tn happen. II was Ihe righi lime." Bell said "(The churrhl was grttlng ready fur .* w n lr Tliev opened thru up church laclllle* (alter Ihe flrr| Food prepared for a rrrrp lion was given lo the victims “ T h r hotel, hulll In 1924. prim arily housed vlrtlm * of other flrrs and disaster* COALVILLE. Utah - Cine Ing argument* were sched­ uled Moml.iv m the murder trial of three polygamous clan member* accused of slaving a stale la w m a n d u r in g a shootout al Ihelr mountain farm Law yrr* Indicated they rxpcrlrd to complete Ihelr arguments and send Ihe rasr to the Jury lo begin dellbrratIng ihr guilt or mnocenrr of Addarn S w a p p . 2 7 ; hts brother. Jonathan Swapp. 21. and b roth er-in -la w . John Timothy Singer. 22 The three are rhargrd iu 3rd District Court wllh sec­ ond-degree murder in the Jan 28 shooting death of stale Corrections l.l Fred House, a dog handler who was fatally wounded when he tried to send an attack dog against clan members House and several FBI agents in thr pre dawn hours of ih r 13th arid final day ot Ih r standoll slipped Into one of four buildings on ihe clan's larm. about 40 miles east of Salt Lakr City, according to testimony. T h e y remained hidden In (h r cabin until Ihe Swapp brothers, considered the leaders of Ihe family, w alked outside the m ain house to milk goats House sent his dog after thr men. hut the animal hesl la ird When House stood exposed In the doorway lo command the dog. hr was hit by Incoming fire Addarn Swapp was also w ounded W h e n la w m e n swarmed Ihe farm, family mem hers sune tide red In v e s t ig a t o r s la te r d e ­ termined the fatal shot was fire d fro m i h r b e d ro o m window of Singer, and Irorn Ihe wheelchair bound man s rifle. All three murder suspects were last May convicted by a federal Jury. Jurors may still rule Steinberg insane NEW YORK — Juror* still may consider an Informal Insanity defense In the trial of accused child killer Joel Steinberg despite Ihr lack of a formal plea that would require him lo t*e eaamlned by a prosecution psychiatrist Defensr lawyer* In Steinberg s second degree murder trial, which was delavrd Friday until Mondav because of a sick juror, have tndkalrd they may uae an Informal insanity defense. 1 relying solely on testimony Irom witnesses raiher titan 1 psychiatric expert*. ' ' '* " His attorney* told acting slate Supreme Court Juslb r Harold Rnthwax they would not move forward with the formal defense, which would have required Steinberg to submit to an examination by a prosecution psychiatrist Strlnherg. 47. a disbarred lawyer. Is accused of healing to death Byear-oid Lisa Steinberg, who he raised with hi* longtime lover. Hedda Nusebaum. 4ti. In Ihelr Greenwich Village apartment Nussltaum, bearing wars of beating*, ha* testified that Steinberg told her she was a member of a sadomasoi hlsllc cull and accused her and l.tsa of trying to hypnotize him through staring She Irsllllrd Slrlnberg admitted he "knocked" l.lsa down because "the staring business bad gotten lo be too m uch." She also testified I hat Steinberg handed her the child's unconscious body at aUmt 7 p m on Nov. 1. 1087. then Irft the apartment iodine with a friend When Steinberg came home he and Nusabaum smoked cocaine for several hours, she testified Nusabaum. claiming he beat her Into slave-like submission, said Steinberg did no: give her permission to rail for help until 6 a in on Nov. 2 Medical expert* have testified that tmmrdlatr mrdlr.il attention might have saved Lisa's life Electronics & Appliances V !, j W . 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Hut if you ascertain In ihe United Era** International Peres noted. "I'm ready to sit future that they have abandoned terrorism." W A S H IN G T O N - Is ra e li with every Palestinian who Is Hul P i H i m Abu Sharif, senior Foreign Minister Shimon Peres nol engaged In terror, who Is seeking peace and who wants to advisor lo PI.O chief Yasser •aid S u n d a y he w rlr o m r d Arafat, maintained thal the statements made by Pt.O rhlef negotiate a peaceful solution statements made by Aralal re­ Yasser Aralat denouncing terror­ wutli Israel " Bui. be refused lo name Arafat sprclflrally. flected a real rhange In the ism and recognising Israel » " I have m y doubts about Palestinian position right to exist but questioned "Th e offer l* the following." whether the change In language Arafat." IVrcssald. Shamir. In hi* first public Abu Sharif told the AIK News reflected a change In position show "We want peace Pcaic Speaking on CltS's "Face the comment on Ihe U.S decision lo could to* obtained if we build it Nation." Peres reiterated Israeli open u dialogue with Ihe PLO. on Just lee Tw o slates In Pales­ disagreement with the United denounced the American move tine living near each other under Slates over Its decision to meel Saturday as u painful blow to peaceful term* Friday with representatives ol Israel and predli ted U S. officials would "quickly see that they the Palestine Liberation Organ! ration after Arafat's statements have erred." Y e t. w h e n a sk e d a b o u t Ills sentiments were echoed Wednesday at a news conference Arafat's statement last mnnili Sunday by former Israrll am that the PLO opposed Israel s In Geneva. Hut l*errs. reflet ling hi* deep hassador to the Untied Nations. existence as a Zionist state. Abu •pill with governing partner Hrnjamln Nctenvabu. a member Sharif said: "We have never said Israeli Prime Minister Ylirhak of Shamir's right wing Likud w r want to destroy Israel. Hut. Shamir over tht Issue of Middle party who hold* a scat In Israel's definitely, we as human being* Fast peace, notrd: "I believe lhai Knrssri. or parliament are against racism " •We leel sorely let down." said Shimon P*r*s one must come lo terms with Ihe P L O rbarter which Aral.il reality. There t* no sense In Netanyahu, whose brother it letI David Brinkley," "It's called In I07ti al the hand* of members ha* not revoked, tlors. however, closing our eyes tu Ihe change* lying They %av one thing and call for ihe destruction of Israel "I admit that there are some ol a PLO splinter group In Hie Iticy do another dramatic rescue ol Israeli h«>* changes." IVres said "I wel "I think lhal's Ihe critical Undersecretary of Stale for Pollt come ihe changes I welcome •ages at the Entebbe. Uganda, point aUtul our disappointment l«al Affairs Michael Artnacost asked on the CBS News show the fact that they have changed airport •They say thrv rrnounre ter­ vi it It ilie American |M>*Ulon he why the United Stales did not Ihelr language Now tlie quest kin said "Because on the issue ol Is is that a change In the rorism. but they do another terrorism you didn't say you Insist that Ihe Pt.O rhange Its language or Is UuU a change In thing." Netanyahu said of the will rrtogm/c the t’l.o it tory -harier PLO on AIK"* This Week With lire position'1" Three Arabs killed, 21 wounded in o ccu p ie d territories • Unfit « Eras* brtaewadanal JER USALEM - A third day of widespread violence in the or • copied West Bank and Gaza Strip left three Palestinian* dead and al leas! 21 others wounded in otic of Ihe worst period* ol unrest since ihe start of lire year old uprising Merchants closed Itreir %ho|»* Sunday In Ihe occupied lei rtlortrs anil Arab East Jerusalem Hammer up III observance of a three «Liv general strike railed following Whon M'S tim# to gat th# »ob done. w m • law* have lo ba broken dashes Friday in Nablus. the avan lha law o» gravity Tim Martin of Slava Agnaw West Hank s largest city, lhal Icll Construction would probably *cotf at Sir lease Newton* tdaa* it live Palestinian* dead and 21 ha weren't *o bu*y building a naw sign at SS5 Fulton St wounded by army gunflrr Eight Palestinians have tiren killed and more than 70 have hren wounded In the three dav spate of violence, which tame on detectives thal tie would never United Press Intarnatlanal* lo tie.caught remains si large 20 the heels of the U S decision In open a dialogue with lire Pales SAN FRANCISCO - A serial years alter his first known at­ line Liberation Organization murderer who called himsell tack. 1hr United Stales announced The rase went Into the Is inks "Zodiac" and boaalrd in Idlers Wrdnrsdav lhal PLO chairman as an unsolved double In MU U tdc lo newspapers and liomHide Zodiac murders still unsolved Yasser Aralal hart met Its condi­ tions for lifting a trail on talk* between America anti tire PLO D e lrn s r M inister Yitzhak Rabin has defended lire artttv • strong hamlet! reatimit lo Ihe Nablus violence, saying radit al* were trying to Itrcrcas* irnsiniln lire irrrliorles following Ihc U S det ision Hul Palestinian sourtes said lire army's lough response to lire Nablus ttlslurtram es amt nol the announcement of a U S -PLO dialogue triggered lire violent r Despite the violence. Israeli authorities In the West Hank allowed 362 high *« bool* to reopen Sunday. An estimated to (MMi student* returned lo classes lor the first lime since lire last sc limit year ended in mid summer, Authorities who trace viewed thr w bools as breeding grounds ha violent ilemonstrations sltue Ihe start of tire uprising, barred srttmd* from tnqrenmg In Sep . . . . a . Irmtirr In lire pasl year st hoots tuve tarn ordered rlttsed ha more than six months The opening ol the high sttHsds was the final step In the Israeli Civil Adm inistrations plan to allow more than 300101 elementary and srvtardarv *iu dr*) Is lo tesutlir Itirli similes Eh-tnenlarv srhaol* oprrtrd Dec I and juntor high srhmil* re •timed i lasses shortly thereafter "We hope the students and their parent* will understand Ihe Irtqrortancr ol studies and this w ill en n tln u e w ithout p ro ­ blems." said Ollvirti Kalowier. a s|iokesman for ihe Civil Ad ministration, which govrtns Ihe territories lor lire mllitarv M.i| (.err Amratn Mttrna commander «»( Ihe Central Dls trlrt. said he hatl ordered a special investigation into Ihe hltest dlsIurlMtit rs tw« ausr id ilieir gravity, the lla'areiz news|M|a-r rr|Matr«t On S u m ta v . soldier* ra id in g .a * . Hank . ivillage l l . . . . .si as al Ihe at West of Ik* D rir Ghuaun shot and killed Ibrahim Hadran. '24. when hr tried to throw a stone block from a rooftop onto a military patrol, the annv said He was shot in Ihe head and In ihe < brat Palestinian sources said In the Gaza Strip, soldiers shot and killed Zuhalr Ismail Favvari 24. and Mohammad Farahat 40 during i lashes in Ratati In atrd along the hnrdrr with Egvpi at Ihe souihrrnm ost tip of the ltt»i>ovrn*hed roasial strip Hie s o u re r * sa id P a le s tin ia n s Irurned tlrrs hurled slonr* and trim krd rood* during lire . hull they said One prrson died in Hatah tlie armv *|mkr*in.«n said bill he to uld nol confirm h<>* ihe palestInlait was killed tin arise lire Irmly was taken Irorn Hie hospital by lire tarnllv brfurr lire arm v rn u ld lake II for an autopsy Ih e urine hart no information on lire *r««»nd ilealli VOTE TOMORROW FOR SANFORD CITY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 DECEMBER 20 11,988| PASSED DRUG TEST LON H O W ELL • 10 YEAR SAN FORD VO TER . REGISTERED TO VOTE SEPT. 28, 1970 “ Tranaltnl*. Crlm# And Drug* Uo Hand-In-Hand. Keep Sanford * Nalghborbood* Safa/* \ JA M E S SWEETING 11 MONTH SAN FO R D VOTER REGISTERED TO VOTE JAN. 12, 1988 VO TE DEC. 20th Quotsd From Samlnols Ssnllrvsl ro POl ADV. “Sweating said Iranslenl* — and ovaryone else — should bo walcomod lo Sanlord." �V ” - MONDAY Sanford Herald INSIDE: Sports The NBA tram* of the 1980* urr headed In dllTerenl dlreclkm* And. surprisingly. It l* thr t.arry Bird less Mo m on Celtic* who arr on an upswing and thr defending champion U » Angeles l-akrrs who arr suddenly slumping At lloalon. K nbrrt Parish till 14 of 16 Irom thr field rn route to u season-high 34 point* Sunday night to spark the Celtics to a 117-104 triumph over thr New York Knlcks For thr Celtic*. It was I licit th ird straight triumph and gave them a victory over the tram try mu to viral their Atlanllc iMvuum Ihmn. The Celtic* have won the laM live Atlantic III lev and rlKhl id thr previous nine. hut. with Mint mil Injured, the Celtic* have stumbled thl* v-iivin while tire upstart Knlck* have shot to first place. At Landover. M d. Jell Malone *rorrd 34 point* and the Washington Mullet* erased a 20 |M,lnt drill tt to srnd the Lakrr* to their third straight defeat. I IS -110 The lockers' three conaecullve losses have ciwne to tram* that were under 500 at the lime lav. Angeles played them New Jersey. Boston and Washington The Mullet* are lied for the NMA'* fourth worst record W. Germany takes Davis Cup OOTEBORO. Sweilen - West Germany cap­ tured It* first Ikivt* Cup title with a hang, but Hie event ended with a whimper Sunday as Stefan Kdbrrg won a lackluster singles match and Mat# Wllandrr and hurt* Becker declined to play. Killing saved Sweden from I lie humiliation of a whitewash with a 0 4. 8 0 victory over Carl-Uwe Streli Wllandrr. Ihe world's No I player, nulled oul hi* " r r -t iT v singtW ittaTMr with Meeker, pleading a recurrence of Ihe shin splints he bar suffered »ln rr winning the U S Open All week Wllandrr and Swedish learn manager Mans Olsen denied ihe Injury wo* a problem on ihe soft day «ourt al the Seandlnavlum The Swede* forfeited Ihe match, giving Went (in itia lly a 4 1 victory They said nrllhrr ol Ihr other two team mrmbrr*. Hem Carlssnu and Anders Janyd. was fit to play. Vorwerk top pick in draft REDWOOD CITY. Calif. — Anna Vorwrrk. a IMHN All America from Ihe University of Hawaii, was selected Sunday by Ihe Los Angeles Slarlltrs as Ihe No I draft choice In the Major la-ague Volleyball's college player draft. Ollier flrsl-round pick* by ih r women's volleyball league imhided Mary Kggers of Illinois to Chicago. loiurlr Wei/el ol Washington to Nrw York. Janet Cobb* of North Dakotu State to Minnesota. Ann Moyer ol UCLA to Chicago (trade with San Jose) and Dawn Davrnjiort of Texas lo Portland. Major lo-agur Volleyball's third season begin* Feb. 17 and concludes May 20 with Ihe playoff c h a m p io n s h ip m a tc h United Prass International ______________ The chance lo decide your own fate, all any coach would ask for entering the final week of Ihe season, proved loo much for sevrral NFL learns Sunday. The New York Giants missed Iheir chance In win Ihe NFC Ea*l by losing in the New York Jel* 27-21 Later S u n d a y , the G iants found themselves out of Ihe playoffs when Ihe Los Angeles Hams upset the San Francisco 49er* 38-16 to mukr the playoff* as a wild card T h r Philadelphia Eagles won Ihe NFC E**l with a 23-7 vleiory over Dallas The Seattle Srahawk* won Ihe Ihe AFC West with a 43-37 victory over the lx* Angeles Kaldris The Srahawks. 9-7. won then first division title In 12 NFL seasons and will play Cincinnati In Ihr conference semifinals The NPL SCORES: WEEK 10 Saturday's Results Mengsls 20. ‘Skins 17 Broncos2I. Pal* 10 Sunday's Results Colts 17. Hill* 14 Hucs2l. Lions 10 Browns 28. Oiler* 23 Slrclei* 40. Miami 24 Jets 27. Giants 2 1 Kagles23. Dallas 7 Saints 10. Falcons 9 Packers 26. Cards 17 S Diego 24. Chiefs 13 Seattle 43. Haiders 37 Hams 38. 49rr* 16 Quote of the week 'Tl's hrarl breaking la-cause we had control of our own destiny They deserved Ihe victory and we didn't That's wlwit make* the playolf* so prestigious The cream rises lo thr top." — Giants' defensive end George Martin Haiders could have won Ihr division with a vi» lory. See N FL. Page 4B ■y MARK B L V T H I Herald sports ahter Youthful and inrx|M-rtrnrrd trams will till the Central Florida Classic this week with gamrs starting Tuesday at both Oviedo High School and Seminole Community College No tram ...iiirs Into the louuu men! as a dominating forre. hut all Ihe learns have Ihe laleni lo play every game tough In Ihr bracket lo I m- hr Id al Oviedo High School, only Ihrrr learns have winning records Host Oviedo. 4-2. w ill open against South Dade, hum Home stead, and Dalr Phillips I iojm - s his Irani ran come up with a strong rflort T h r Lions w rrr handled by 1.vm.hi Mils past wrrk and they ate Imping lo liounce h.n k In Iheir tourney. Wc re very apprehensive about Ihe tournament, we had a gtxMl start but our Iasi game lagainsi Lvmanl we played lousy and we drllnltrly don't have any momentum coming In." Phillips said "We don't know what lo rx|M-rt from South Dade. I know ihry rrturn everybody (rum Iasi year and that Ih ry'rr very small and very quick " O v ie d o has I m-c i i led by Ihr play ol junior Hobble Cruger. a 6-6 renter, and junior Brad Bolton, a 6 4 lorwaril. along with jMilnt guard Danny Phllll|>s. a 5 8 junior South Dade. 2 4. will bring in a very young tram coached by Jose Arias S iulh Dade rrlurn* every player from Iasi year * squad which look quite a la-atlng South Dade, though will hope lo gel on track In ihr tournament "They're »|K-cd miglu hurt us." Phillips said "We're a lot (tetter against lugger and slower learns." Dade will he lead by Donald Brooks a 6-3 junior who Is averaging |usi under 20 (mints (M-r game Cal ilurdlek, a 6 3 fmwurd, and Kd Lynn, a 5-9 guard, arr Ihr other top threats lor Dade In Ih r opening game Bishop Muorr will take on Mrooksvlllr. sch ed ule d for a 4 i l l slnrl Bishop In the second game Lake Mary and Cocoa Beach will (took up In a game that should he quite a battle Both Irani* have d r .r u ) slrr to gu along wtlll Iheir quleknrsa t.akr Mary. 3 2. will look lor high scoring Bernard M llrlirll to get on track and lead It d urin g th r tournament The Hums have had their ups and downs early In Hie season but hope to put everything tog!her over the brrak " W r'rr going In trying lo win lire tournam ent." Hlchurdson said. " W r'rr gelling la-llrr and brtirr I think we've Im-c ii getting a good draw In Ihr tournament and kind of dropping Ihe hall. luqM-fullv we . an turn that around I lit* year Once we get Ihr hugs oul w e ll |m- line " To win I hr Inurnamrni U.kc Mary must llrsi heal Cocoa, who finished third In Ihr tournament Iasi yrar and advanced lo Ihr stale lournam rnl In class 2A The Tigers. 3-3. ho|M* lo do tM-itrr In thr tourney Mils yrar and continue on with thru |n>m season suet ess " W r'rr locked Into 20 gamrs In our conference and Mils tournament Is a nice chance for us lo gel away and see some oilier teams.’' Cocoa See Classic. Page 4 B Here* n w w *T VCtSI OeSweaw Oviedo's Vmco Hollis puls up a shot over Lyman's Octavius Holiday and J J Miller Lyman went on lo win Ihe o*me In impressive lashlon Bolh learns will competo in Iho Central Florida Classic this week Johnson leads Hawks over Wymore, 56-51 The resurgence of Ihe Philadelphia Flyer# can traced In (sirl In Ihe return ol right winger Hick Tocchet. Tocchel scored two goals Sunday night. Including his 20lh ol the season and ihr iOOlh of his NHL career, lo jwre Ihe Flyers lo a 5 -1 win over the Winnipeg.Jet*. and wr thought his sire, six loot, live y d e a n SMITH Inches, would give Chandler a problem Herald correspondent_____________________ gelling oft his jumper." Said Kohn The gamr got off lo a slow start as Ixith CASSELHEKKY — Senior forward Sieve trams were cold at the start Wymore Johnson scored 24 points. Including four llnully got on the scoreboard al llie 7:00 Hirer pointer*, and Ihe Lake Howell dr minute mark when Sean Timms scored a fense held Wymore Tec h lo 21 second half (Mimts .is the Silver Haw ks t .line Irom layup oil a pass from Hnrlch Murray. The Stiver Hawks lied II up 30 seconds lairr behind to defeat the Bobcats. 56 51. before when Johnson scored the llrsi two of Ills 221 fan* Saturday night at Lake Howell ten first quarter |KJlnt# when he lilt a High Jumper ofl a leed from Joe Sculero. The T h r victory moved Lake Howell lo 3-4 on two teams continued to trade luskris ihr the season while Wymore lose* lor Ihe rest of the quarter and the score was llrd second straight nlglil to a Seminole county 14-14 after one period. Included In school and lulls lo 4-3, Because of the luck Johnson's polui* were two 3-|xilnlrr* ol thr draw the two s< boots must play each Sophomore center Thomas Demps scored oilier again Tuesday afternoon In Hie opening round of Hie Central Florida the other four Sliver Hawk points Wymore came oul hoi In the second Classic. Game lime Is 4:30 p.m. at quarter and oulscored U k r How ell rlghl to Seminole Community College "It wus not Ihr Im- s | game wr have two the first 3 30 of Ihr quarter. Timms made Iwo free throw# for the Hobc.it* played tills yrar. hul II was one ol our before Hyan Thomas hit u Jumper for Ihe Im-s I." said Lake Howell coach Steve Kotin Sliver Hawks. Rodney Paul hit a jumper "W r played rral goml defense. If wr had rrlMiundrd heller we probably w-oiitd have and Terrance Gaines hit two layups after steals to give Wymore u 22-16 lead played heller." Johnson and Josh Kohn hit 3-jHilntcn. Johnson held Ihr trading scorer for Ihe around another basket by Gaines to make Bobcats, junior guard Cory Chandler, lo six jMilnls. on two d-poinirts In ihr first II 24-22 Wymore. The half ended with quarter, which was 16 points below hi* Wymore uheud 30-26. ■ 1 he Flyers, who struggled through November, are 8-1-1 In Iheir Iasi 10 games The victory boosted Philadelphia's record to .500 for the first lime since Nov. 9. In other gumes. Quebec slopped Moslon 4-2 and New Jersey downed Chlcugo 5 3. Prom staff and w ire reports □ 9 p.m - AHC-9. NFL. Chicago Bears al Minnesota Vikings (L| T A M I’A — Vlnny Testavrrde threw threr touchdown passes after hrraklng the NFC single season record for Interceptions Sunday helping Ihe Tampa May Buccaneer* cllnrh third place in Ihe NFC Central Division with a 21-10 trtumjih against ihr Detroit Lions The Buccaneer*. 5-11. ovrrramr (our first hall turnovers while the Lions llnlshrd at 4-12. Inrludlng a 2-3 mark under Interim roach Wayne Pontes Mark Carrier and Testavrrde combined on two scoring passes, including a 27 yard strike ili.it rrlurnrd Ihe momentum in Tampa May with 10 12 remaining alter Ihe Lion* had pulled wlililn 14 10 Carrier and Itnice Mill earh taught 3 1-yard T D passes as the Mucrsnrers grabbed a l4-0hat:ill>.r adv till lgr Bee Bucs, Pege 4B Moore. 4 2. Is eomlng oil a lug win over Lake Brantley and has built up a little momentum coming into ihr lournry " W r feel pretty good." roach Vernon Hair said. "We're real young and si 111 figuring each other mil. T h r w in over Lake Brantley, though, boosted our eonfldrrrr and w r'rr ready for thr tournament Brnoksvllle. 2 3. ts Ihr youngest tram In the tournament with only one senior In thr starting lineup Jason Saughtrr. a 6-6 senior renter, leads Ihe tram In scoring and rrlmundlng "W r'rr rral young and aren’t real sure of ourselves qullr yet." Coach Krnle Chatman said "We don't have a lot of experience, we lint a couple of players from Iasi season and wc vc replaced I lit in with a lot of youngsters " I m- FOOTBALL United Press tnternetlonel Oviedo to host 16-team C lassic beginning Tuesday T o c c h e t le a d s F ly e rs ’ c o m e b a c k I J7 30 p.m. — SC. College. Miami at Florida (I.) □ 8 :3 0 p m. - SUN. College. Marquette at Creighton IL) B u c s tame L io n s, 21-10 Youth takes the spotlight HO CKEY BASKETBALL B ■ P e o p le . Pago 5B ■ C o m ic s . Pago 6B ■ C la s s ifie d , P a g e a B Fickle finger of fate zaps Giants, Raiders Celtics rising, Lakers fading December 19, 1988 Brantley boot H v lM PSsCs St *•* XftMCcS iko Brantley's Bolh Schaeler cels oil a loll looted kick while ike Mary's Leeanne Bailie defends closely. Bolh learns lum lo action tonight In Ihe Burger King Classic Lake Mary ays West Orange at 6 p.m. al Lake Mary High while Brantley kes on Dr Phillips al 4 p m at Lyman. average. 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Florida — Monday, Dacamba* 19. 1988 — 31 Soccer’s balance of power spreading PREP LEADERS: SOCCER STANDINGS aovttoccie 1 IM 1 N O L I A T H L I TIC C 0 4 IF IB IM C I T op ** W lT O I L a Ap A lar, 4 • 4 Ovtodt 4 1 4 to Lrm an t 1 1 1 la** Nowall I > • tto tom tact* 1 1 6 1 L a ** B-anlto, • 1 1 1 0*1 and • t 6 4to AU 44 t 4 14 411 114 144 >41 III RANKINQS FA C A I U i « t o ( i « PaU |Fpr M M N D M H I •art C N iH A I Miami Killian. >4 ) Miami ton**' to I IM M a y l l l A Bo(* Raton Hip* f a I M im ilw w I I ) I Tamp* Kins * I > Far* L*u4*r**to U n V " « N V iH f T liV ltl 1 1I * H U M *I •« B*l* Raton Ipanitft R | .«,, 1 1 Aha r f c N rU | « U M - C tow-*»*•*, C » u l ' City. Fart Walton I t x k Htatoa* Miami la ta * J * o * M .;,t * FtoNhav. lanfeaeS Lyman. Miami Caliaitowa tout* Fi*n***Km Tam seG aiW w . Ta-n^* itto CUM u 1 T*il*AaM**l*an. 44 I NaaiatCalliaf.lt ) * l 4 I I * * Tamp* Jatw l 11 Rata R.tom F*p, JaAn FaM. » I Manana***. a l 1 Fart Im W n ta ia Aatitnat I . } Orton** 6-»r*ep Maar# I I la M O la W itl O f W M .ll Far* | a— tmitoto **■■« 1 S T ANa leteffMS " * » » - Capa CafaL Oatfay Baaah A ila a lly . Gw*f t'a a r a . Napto* MaWaaffW Or tana* E t u i V UtoWto II F t W W t r i Lamar L r r W Pipor Waal Patm BoatSCarMnai *towm*n IA • CWpfwaWr Cantral Carnal>< IS I Far* M ytf t 4>tPw* Varat I S * 1 FerUevSarSeWWwtfm.ntWr.t6t a larttanrUW fpiMopai IS I Miami GvIUrar P-«* I S t taaaianslanta Ft. a t I FWfWf FatmCaatl.tS a iettranrtlM Sana* 11 t Cecea BaarN. I t 1 IS I a«t tan. mr Naa*a. aS AnSraw t. Fart LaxMrSaW Fine Crat* tm makawa MeWaurne FWriSa Air AtaSamy Norm Paim BaatS Bantam*. OrianSt Lata Migbian* P lani*r«n Amaru an tWrllapa. Tampa CaMaiu. Vara Boat* W f w a t i Watt Palm Seat* Wv'toigton ca ti C U M tA t Hiewa* American t t I t ate W ar, WS I Miami l y r n y t t S I a I* PaWrWvfs lamiwaW I S I I le r p t 1 S T a O anpa Part I I I i AltamanW Iprm pt Lata Sranffay t i l • CattaWarry la ta Haaaii • I • Sara Natan h i ^ h i N I ranter a I I Alta rat air wp ra ttt - Carat to-*"** Tar emits Cat any* C/aa* OtawSm Hiawan Miami l at at M iami Killian. Paim Seat* O ft a m t Pantaceia W at* mg ton tou*S PtaniatiM. Tampa La*a VaraBaaiti CtotolA • V*», l aupbrpai# li f 44 I d N rM t o * C * N ,* C a t o K .II I li P»h h Sm»s l**i ■■* *4 a I a t ■ f IS Orlando BttNop Moor a * 1 1 O a u a trm a H is A .tS i Watl Palm Baact Cardinal Newman i t l Tatiana two VMcain. I* J > C a u C a tiW .il I I PeWrtfcvrt Ian n r, a l l Boca Baton SI A n d r a n 't .ll TMw Bator IL B I I. Tray Mtonrai (L S I I, fray Hamilton |LV| I. P u tin t tot ret JL V l I. I n t Latoan IL V I I CaarWt De.Wtan I I I I. Cto* Nall I t ) I. Timmy tM w rt IL M l I E rk Ramdai IL M l I, Ctrl* Du-on IL M l I, O v l t Diwbian ILMl I. O r it Q arit ILM l • KEEPERS OA Wwp UM) M w * Mo**r4 LMI «G*tv * * * * * a n Mff IOI Kirt KlGftir (LSI Wan W'dvGtt ||| SAVIS | > 9 « A » C h r is t m a s break m eans tournament lime for Seminole County prep athletes with three tourneys nn tap this wrek. Starting Indav will br Ihe Burger King Classic girls soccer tourney at Lyman and Lakr Mary and. in girls baskrtlMlI. It s the Lake Brantley Christmas Tournament also beginning today. In boys basketball, (be Central Florida Classic ojieris Tuesday al Oviedo High and Seminole Community College. T h e B urge r K ing Classic brings together some of thr most strong Lake H ow ell side North Florida also hopes lo do well In the new Class 2 A (h is season w ith Jacksonville Holies and Kptacopa! looking strong. Holies recently handed Orange Park Its first defeat of the season at Tan as If f U T O U M • •'", W M e i IL V I A Wtauttn V — p IL M l A ILMl t IO I I K irt Klaftor (L S I I devastating girls Mict-er learns In the stair Seven of ihe IB teams are rankrd In Ihe lop 10 in either Class 4A or 3A Including la kr Mary (No 2 In 4AI. largo (No 5 tri 4AI. Uikr Brantley (No 7 In 4A) and Lakr Hnwrll (No H In 4 A) along with Si Thomas A q u in a s (No 1 In 3 A I . Clearwater Catholic (No 2 III 3AI and Orlando Bishop Moore (No 4 In 3AI In girls basketball. Lake Brantley Is hosting Its llrst Christmas tourney and has an right train field. Apopka. one of Ihe lop Class 4A t r a m s In the slate. Is seen as Ihe favorite E l Orange Park's John Karaten (right) battles a Tallahassee Leon player In last year’s Pir/a Hut Tournament action The two Norm Florida teams made a name for themselves a year ago as Leon won the Class 3A title and Orange Park was runnerup in Class 4A Another area Inching IU » a ) Tallahassee Leon Is look­ ing to keep North Florida In the spotllghi as It maintains the No 1 rank­ ing In Class 3A Leon ts 8-0 this season and lias put together an Impressive 35-match winning strrak toward prime t i m e Is t h e F o r i Myrrs Naples area Fort Myers Hlshop Vend Is one of thr top conten­ ders in Class 2A this season while Naples Iktrron Collier ts after Its first 3A crown. "We'rp playing some p re tty good soccer down our way.” Hlshop V e ro i coa ch K e v in Kutia said "One of our big goals now Is lo start looking outside of our area for some good compel II Ion We’d love lo get a game with Jesuit or Clearwater Catholic or to maybe someday get Invited In a tournament like the l*M<a Hut A new area on the state scene is Lakeiand and It Is already making an Impact In only its third year of competi­ tive soccer Lakeland High School is currently ranked Nn, 9 In the Class 4A poll with Its only loss to powerful Lake Mary Lakeland Santa Fe has moved Into thr Class 2A Inp in A little north of the South Florida powers Is the Hoc a Kaion area and there are a lewgood ones in l ha l part of the stale led by un­ beaten Hoca Haton High and defending region champion ikira Haion Spanish H lv rr. Miami may still be the kingpin In troys soccer, but South Florida could lie bowled over at any lime by the vastly tmproved regions throughout the stale Wounded Greyhounds upend Satellite AVO a is a ts a I* s i• U I) IS.SS S e a n S w n p re ii IS ) iw r t m a n IO I K i r t k tartar I I I ] M K a P y I L V I Tt S te m V * p I L M l I t M a r M o n a re l l M l It J*** H e t o w Lake Mary moved up a notch, from fourth to t h i r d . In (h e re c e n t rankings after a victory over previous No, 5 Lake land on Friday. Winter Park also ,Tnn\f 'n tn the lop 10 this » t ' » as the Wildcats remained un beaten by defeating a Pram start rsports Tournament time Fro m start r sport a Horald sports Bdltor At one llmr In boys prep sort er, II was safe to say ill.n rlltirr a team from A lta ra c a ln n ) ratal Barton. Ferl Miami or Tampa would LauSarSaW CarSmai Gibbon*. Jacttonniw win (lie slate title in both Bailat plantation American Harftapa. latol Class 4A and 3A. llto. lu n rlta Piper, Stuart Sawtti F a rt. South Florida teams Tall******** Lean. Tampa Cattwlic. Vara BaacbSt I P - a r t * have won the Class 4A tltlr dtfhl limes since 1977 SCORING with Tampu-arra teams taking the title three K B T - Sa™mow (SI. Lata M a r, (L M I, Lym an IL V I. Lata ttorratl (LM I. Orwdo 101 times In Class 3A. the Lata Brantley IL B I Tampa area owns sis of the lilies SomwoN County B a n LaaSrrt The two areas of dnml0 CO AVO nanre are still hotbeds for NPw M*,* (LM I | IS I I soccer, lull the balance of | I tt Atot Saiauda IO i • a SI ian Brtaat ILM l power Is beginning to (M o a n Far** ILM l « a SI spread throughout the • a ts J**« Oaiaa* IOI s ta te . N o rth F lo r id a j o l t Mauta IL V I I SI T r p , Wtoittal (L B ) t J sa rlalmrd Us first ever soc­ PrtoM* toarma (L B ) t l sa cer title a yrar ago when lauto Mato*i»*t IL B I t i sa Tallahassee Leon won « ] si Tim Waitanan (01 trto latoaa IL V I Class 3A while Orange 4 T SI Oaepito Da.toian ( t l 4 T SI Park, another tram from O v u Oavi* fiM i 4 i ai the North, was nin n rm p Ran TaMPto ILMl 4 I t> Jason U f a n iL M I 4 > t) In 4A Bam *,* MaiPm IL V I t 1 ST Central Florida Is also R i<*u* ltoav** ( L i t i ) ST m aking Its m ark with i I IT M l* M u r-4, 1144 i § 1 01 Bab MJM* *0) Lake Mary advancing to J in m . Ii,,to 4 * tt ) 4 I SI the float lour two years In 4 i ai Aft#, WHito I I I a row. The Hams and Lake O u t Kail i l l A I ST Latin Fa,Pa 111 4 I SI l l r u n t l e y h a v e e a ch ***** M W 1*Ml -A t i i ttnistird second in the § I SI O u t* D n b to i ILMl state in recent years § I SI > i , a i r , ■*" ILMl § I SI Mika Sauti ( I N I A good barometer of T r a , LaAan IL V I ? I S I boys BOCCer will be the | I SI JaM G riff* IL V I P in a Hut Tournam ent Alan N h w v IL V I # I 11 C rK RamOat ILM l | ■ St which begins on I>rc 27 at Mann, Batoan ILM l 1 I SI Orlando Boone and OrAto* P irn,a ILM l | I SI la n d n H tshop Moore Travia Batoutot* (L M I I I si Jaff l a w Oi « • I 11 Teams from Just about Babb** C*t*tor lOl • I SI every area of the statr will ASSISTS tie on hund AWt Acatta IL M l 1 M ia Mauta IL V I a In ihe most rrrenl FACA Nan Motto H t l « Berner* HarSan ILV I a stale rankings. Miami still Tun We>tenon (0| a Taft l* N e w |OI I Tan Nr m a t IL M l 1 N p M int (O l I, iwtnn in showing Its strength ■Miter IL M l l JaFm More IL M l L Mann, with Miami Killian, de­ ■•Man ILM l |. Darren fa r a t (L M I 1 Taft fending statr champion, Kenan 101 I Tim Ipk ner IL M l I. Nan ranked No I In Class 4A U n a w t ILM l I, Karm Natter*! (LM I I Karan N ana it ILM l L Tarry Miliar ILM l I. and Miami Sunset No. 3 1 mm ..... Also. Miami Senior moved to No 3 In this week's [>oll. "There are some very strong teams In the Miami area this season." Miami S e n io r c o a rh M a rcos Moran said. "Killian Is very powerful and Sunset la killing everyone they play. Hut we know other areas are playing strong soccer as well. Central Flnrtda Is really looking good with teams like Lake Mary and Lyman." The Tampa area has been pretty much up for gratis thus far with Tampa King, and Gaither looking to move In nn what has p rim a rily been Tam p a Lelo territory. Tampa Je ­ suit. runnerup In 3A last year, has alto suffered an early defeat. By CHRIS PIETER Alteady missing two of Its tap attackers, Lyman's Greyhounds saw two more of its top ollenstve players go out with Injuries In their game Saturday at Satellite Hcarh Alan Newsomr who entered for one of the players, however, came through with the only score of the game off an assist from Hernard Harden as the Greyhounds pulled out a 1-0 victory, handing Satellite Its first loss of the season Lyman will now take this w rrk off and In ju re d looks lo heal Us injuries in time for the Pina Hut Tournament The Hounds open play on Tuesday, Dec. 27 vs Tanijia Jesuit "I was looking to get a game In (his week but now I'm glad 1couldn't get one." Lyman coach Hay Sandldge said. "W e need this week lo heal the wounded By fhe end of Ihe game Saturday, we were down lo 12 players " Newsome's goal came midway through ihe second hall with Harden contributing greatly to the story Harden took the ball un the wing, beat three defensive players and passed olf to Newsome who blasted In a shot Iron* 15 yards r>ul Lymari took IB shots on goal for the game cnmparrd to 10 for Satellite. Goalkrejrrr Kelly Walden made lour saves In recording the shutout "Satellite only had one really dangerous chance." Sandldge said. "Most of Ihe lime, they’d gel within 20 or 30 yards and Just shoot." It will be a light week for Seminole County boys soccer teams with only two games on lap Lake Mary goes to Daytona Hcarh Senbrre/e on Wednesday while Lake Howell hosts Orlando Colonial Wednesday. SPORTS TONIGHT Middle school runners show their stuff O IR lltO C tlR P— #•* K mg C la im Al l , * u * l * n - L r i t o n n Oaiton* From Start Reports i • — - I *«• 4 -a n i t o , ,1 l* " i o* Rto.ilipt la * * Ms m i i .* LI TSamat #K m - la -40,* N tiilf , P a l AIL*** M ai, I F -s - t n t o p M o o u r t O nto* * pm M M N V M r» CiM t o it o i C*ti»<l< 4 p m - I w r t U - i i t W nlO -ang, • p — BiatotoU - t o — I— to V* G a — t r i ll* O IN ltB A S K E T B A L L La** Bi*an*, Taurnamaal T pm Far* Waller- Baacli •* La** HpovO 4 p m - Catonial in Apop*< 4pm O .to 0 o « t l a - a t c ' 4 K i . « r v t o » 4 p m - la ta Branlto, » t Aatronppt Tthitrllto Th e Middle School Cross Country Meet was held this past week a I Lyman High School with Ihe athletes competing In races of one mile, one and a hall miles and I wo miles The sixth grade girls race was won by M ichelle Pierce of Greenwood Lakes as she posted a 7:18.3 clocking Jackson Heights won thr girls learn race. Cam I Burnette won thr sixih grade boys Individual race with a 6:40.6 finishing time as Tuskawllla won the tram race. The seventh grade girls race. 1W miles, was won by lvrtlc Kodrtguri of Teague at 10 49.1 with Jackson Heights claiming the leant trophy. The boys seventh grade race, a two mile effort, was won by Jeff Shaw of Teague with a nice 11:56 7 clocking to lead Tragor lo the tram title. T h r eighth grade girls. I U mile run. was won by Stacy Slmbolt who tlnlshrd al 11 40.3 while Jackson Heights made It a clean sweep of the team titles Anthony Lawrence won Ihe boys two mile for Ihe rlghth grade. Ilnslhlng with a 12:16.8 rflort us Jackson Heights won the team title CALL NOW TO PUCE YOUR WS 322-2611 Edwards, Miami sting Oak Ridge By JIM R IC K E ME ACK ER Horald Correspondent KISSIMMEE - The Oak Hldge boya played enough string music to imprrsa nationally ranked Mluml Senior Saturday night In the Great Florida Shoot-Out. but forward Doug Edwards turned out lo tie a virtual one-man band l » Ihe Sllngarres' 71-03 victory over Orlando Oak Hldge before 3.HOI fans at Osceola High School. Edwards, hilled by many us this sla te ’s upco m ing Mr. Basketball, started fast and never slowed, finishing with 40 jxrtnts to propel No. 3 ranked (USA Today) Miami Senior (7-0) past the Pioneers (8-1) — ranked third In Ihe lalrsl FSWA slule poll behind top-rnnkrd Miami Senior anti Miami Carol City. "I got tired In the fourth quaiter because they (Ihe Pio­ neers) kept constantly pushing, bill I fell like I needed to take c o n tro l.'' said the B-fnol-9 E d w a rd s , a llu d in g lo Oak Hldge's second-half rrsurgence. "We needed production from olhrr players but didn't get It.” said Miami Senior Coach Shakry Hodriguej. "Oak Hklge keeps coming at you. and tc their credit they came hack after a s h a k y s ta rt. T h e y played through early foul trouble, and we lost our aggressiveness after the llrst period They became the aggressor and we became ten­ tative.” Thai Ihe Pioneers did. rallying from a 39-20 halftime deficit on the slrrngth of guards' Greg Hall (17 polnlsl, Patrick Gordon 1141 and Brian DUon (10) In addition lo G-(ool-0 forward Alonio Harris (17). Hull hit a thrrr-poinlrr and followed up with I (Moot shot oil the glass shortly before Harris' three-point play left the Pioneers trailing. 33-52. with 40 seconds remaining In |H-rlnd three Hall. In Ills first year of varsity competition. [Missed off to 6-7 center Willie Fisher (season low six [xilnlsl and connected on another bank sliot that Ignited the capacity crowd as well us the 200 wlnd-chltled fans that wat­ ched on rinsed-cl m i It television from u [larking lot The Sllngarres udjtislrd de­ fensively, however, and ran oft three consecutive baskets to turn a 00-58 advantage Into a 06-58 .rad will* 2.55 remaining Edwards scored I0 nf his 22 second half [mints In thr final quarter. The Plonrria. who missed three front ends of one-antl-one situations In thr fourth period, could get no closer than five points. "We missed some shots In the Iasi period because we were tired.” said Oak Hldge Coach Ron Smith, whose team blasted eighth-ranked Boone Friday night- "O ur kids showed so much heart. A lot of trams would have given up after Ihe start we had " NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT! W e’ve made it e asie r for you to place your c la ssifie d ad. 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HnrtcRMurray IMtwuwt ClMtkgpw i x>p m Timair »» L*S* " Com/nunity Co*l«9* Lake Howell Silver Hawks Cm c Ii l i n t X a n BnwBiH Martart ) m Scv**ra (14 |vM*rl. J*a* ( « n ( » * MPtman. • powtv t M Jitt). S ir a Jarman It I taruor. H at. Cartaa Craaaa 1*1 iwwwl, Th*m*t Oamy* 1*1 n a ta w a i, H > il»tv 11 t Tap tub* Ryan Thamat 1*1 1*1 ClMak apanar 4 » p tn TwaaPay «t Wymara at taminata Cammtnny Cattap* Seminole High Semlnoles Caacb Crap RaHnaan Mora *1 S la a n S*rn*r4 EaPy 1*4. Iuntar. I ) patnTv I aaatattl. t Cattt I* I Ivntar. f t ) . Van I r k im*S l* t aantarl, Tan» “ 1*1 aantarl, Ratari Maara |*1 Iwuar. »»• patnH. * I Tap tuba Ear) WWipma (»» Ml. trie Wi Cl**** apanar a pm TuatPay n DimaPtn Cammimlty CaiSapa I** S a tellite B e a rh S ro rp lo n s Caath Tanylanpa Rttyrp 1* sitrtm larva E»*ai (HI aantar. Ill ypol. J« 1*1 tantar. II Jl. Ran KaUar <»1 tantar], Ranpy TamHtniav (** limtar. 1HI Tapauba r J Janaa I»| iwran. oua uurman i m r m Claaatc apanar I Mpm TuaaPryra La*a RranWay at CammantTyCatti pa <*» Lake Brantley Patriots Caret llaraJuchar RatarP >) lurry 1H4 Haraary Kaubi Hnau 1*11 w* 1*11mar. 111). Ra aantarl. JaMEnpat la 3a m). Tray Pamplm la 4aaruar. ir*l on Tap wb* Ora IttllM (1* I. Tawy M r) panar F Claaatc C r a pat TuaaPpy a* tCawmtwty Cattapa By DEAN SMITH H«r«k) corral pondftn t The 1988 Central Florida I l.w li , bring hosted by Oviedo High School, opens Tiirwt.iv afternoon with a field of 10 team* from throughout central and south Florida The tournament will be played at two Rlghta again this year, Oviedo High School and Seminole Community College. There will be four game* played at both Oviedo and Seminole Tuesday blurting at 4:30 p m The 4:30 game on Tuesday at Seminole Community College will feature the Mohratp of Eatonvllle Wymore Tech. 4-3 on the season. and the Stiver Hawks of Caaaclbcrry Lake Howrll High School. 3-4. The two (ram* played U m Saturday night at Lake Howrll with Ihr Silver Hawks posting a 56-31 come from behind victory. Steve Johnson, a 8 5" shooting forward, led the way for Lake Howrll with 24 points. Including four 3-potm m . '.Vymon * leading scorer. Junior guard Cory Chandler, was held to six point* but I* averaging 22 on the season. Itrra n rr Galne* led the Bobcats In that game with 21 point*. At 6.-00 p.m. Dunedin will take on the Fighting Semlnoles ol Sanlord Seminole Mign senool Seminole's record of 3-3 does not look that Impreaalvr but when you figure they havr played Oak Ridge, ranked num brr two In 4A. Kissimmee Osceola, number three in 3A. and Daytona Beach Mainland, all on the road, the record look* much better. The Seminole* have been playing much better of Isle and have a two game winning strrak coming Into the tournament Seminole haa been led by Junior* Bernard Eaddv. Brandon Caah, and Robert Moore. Faddy and Cash are ju»l now starting to gel In shapr after Ih r loothall aeaann Fort Pierce Centre! Cobras Caacb Jaftrmy T**rn*cn Racarp 14 >1*11 l ImMi |*l pmtrrl. Slartan Eric Nlun ISM luntar). JaPI Mil. Patrick Rippm* I* I Jintar. 14•). V i m i ImtMt I* 4 ivntar | Tap wbr Carl lanpary 1*1 tantarI. M Vl Claaatc apanar *pm TurnPry n Camwnnity Cattapa 1*1 Orlando Event Trojane Caacb C*Mn l mpr*#cb Rrcarp a t Slartary Tapp 14m ta. I t * m I I *t. O a rry io a y (S a lunar I. P*«*«« I* Jtantar. Ilpamta. tra Tap tuba Quintan bnltb I* I* lunar) CLrttlc Want' * pm TurtPry n a m i u p u i t * Mr u r i m m iu iim iiiio i la v m iir . 1 n r* are led by armors Drlmar Pote.it, IS O polnta and 9 0 rrhuund*. and Derrick Sharp. 18.0 pnmta. The tournament will continue Wednesday with four more games at both sllr* There will be loarrs hrackel games at 4 30 amt 6 00 with winners bracket game* ai 7 30 and 9 00 Thursday will see three game* each at Oviedo and Seminole Community College, starting at 6 0 0 p m with the final four games bring played Friday at Seminole Community Coilrgr Marling ai 4 .10 p m coj|rh Bob Ebrrsbach said We uaually grow during this time and use It Juat as an experiment " In the third game Lym an and Jac kwuivlllr Haines will square off with both team* relying on their quickness Both teams have bren lit lough competition this season and could caute a nutjor stir In the tournament Lyman. 2-3. haa been using Its guard play to pull It through an far and will hope Its Inside game will become a factor over the break The Greyhounds are alao hoping most of Its athletes can come allvr after participating In another sport during the fall Raines. 3-3. won the tournament two years ago and has always bren a force whrn rnlerrd In the Classic Last year the Vikings werr ousted early by rvrntual champion Winter Park "W r don't Know much ahrail the trams In Central Florida but wr llkr the tournament because It gives us a rtiam r lo see some more of wliai Ihr state ha* lo ofler." Haines roach James Humphrey said “ W r'v r had three tough lossr s . two lo rankrd teams, and I h<»pe w r ran do well tn the tournament.” Tire ioutn.iim-nt will brgm at 4 30 with the last game scheduled fur a 9 p m . tlpoff The tournament will also hr held at SCC with live same limes scheduled Hawks Fart Brooksville Leopards Caacb CrnwCbatman Racarp I I Stariart Jaw laupMar It* i tapbamarrt. CbrH Taytar |*li luntarl.RanpyMaraur* l*l|auarl Taptub* Cary TR*el*#|ynterl.TenyRiRer1IMt Claaatc apanar 4 l p a TuatPay r* RPayPo MNP 4 S R 'S TuttSty »» RraaRivOl* *t Ov**a* Hlf*i Cocos High Tigsrs C**cfi RoS*riEb*r*b*Oi Rm « 4 11 llartw t Ratari artt1«lfi 141 MMV). J**m GriAS* I H iwvMf I. t t u la u i Wtrit (»| S*tWw*nl. I lit* V * u * 1*4 MMwi. l i r a War* I* 1 wnwr 1 Tap •>*• D w u a GiWtrl I** MMarl. Km <t Marti* 144 |WWWI Cl**** U lt r a r * w m Tu m 44t t * l » 4 # M * f y *IC K **u H «*T t Lsks Mary Rams Cast* wmwa*twr**w% a«sr* ) I tl*rt*r* Rartwr* MiKW li I * ) M » w r ). 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They are a high scoring bunch u* they average 79.3 point* per game and pcored 96 In a game against a very good Cocoa team last week The tram I* led by senior guard* Steve Estes. 15.3 points, and Jason Schwtrgrr. 12 3. and Junior center Tam H lnlry. 15.1. Lake Brantley on the other hand got off to a grrat stun winning it* first three gatnrs but ha* since lost three In a row Th e team ha* not been shooting well but hope* to get thing* hack on track for the tournament. Senior* Bo Pamplin. 17 0 polnta and 9.0 rebound*, and T n y While. 12 0; 6 O. lead (he way for the Patriots. In the 9 0 0 p m nightcap It will be Fl Pierce Central taking on Orlando Evans High School, the Cobra • of Ft. PlffCf are a very young hall d ub reluming only one member frutn last yrar'a 20-16 ball club They ate Ird by juiiin n Patrick Higgm*. 14.0. and Eric Nixon. 10.0. Evan* I* 4-2 •>r. the season with the losses coming at Hie hands of Oak Ridge and Winter Park, bolh stair ranked, Slarton J«4w ( H I wRerl, R*b Cf4#wn It II «e«4er). O w n But* I* > lunkr). D*»* Itmnwrman ISIwmar. 11po—'i t r«S*un4* I. U*n F 84 I** (wow I Tap m* 4 «lt * M*wr«4ri4ri 1*1 |uM«rl. J*an Mclntfr* (H I 1*1 I |. *et<* LatMr I H * •• OrieSe HpS t S * n T ei<e> r » l O viedo L io n * Case* DaMfwni** M u>4 *1 Uartat* Oatrif Rsaip* itt |Mei. R>*a tiHi" (4 4 |tem> Tea* Tana 1*4 Imm w I, Tim Teue 14 J s m I ■ V S * ( ' <*4 «*«*• I TtpwS* C l w M * e s > I44**metl V m e ****** I* I !>*>*» i Cl**** aeenet * * m 1w<4t|i1 t a w S O r i n i O , * * M p i Homestead South Oede CeeiS jm eAtie* Ret at* 14 MeriM* Cal ■«>*>• i * l i e * Mee*> C 4 i r « n i i t t JMewr lesisn 1*11 e m l T*a*eS« •***#*( LetSMer*(*4h#eer|. Hr a l e e l * l*|. by Johnson, to lakr a 36-34 lead. Caatlaa*4 fro a IB The llobrats extended the Iraa Wymore retook the lead when to aU when Gaines made two Gaines hit a 3-|>olnlrr Drmp* free throws The Silver Hawks scored on a rrlMiund baskrt to Ih e n tied the score w he n rut II lo one. but Ttmma scored freshman point guard Jo sh on an offensive i r hound and Kohn made bark to bock 3- made the Iter throw after l*'ing pointers Timms put Wymore fouled to make I be wore 40-38 bock ahead with a bucket before Wymore alter three periods of Lake Howrll made four frre play The fourlh quartrr throws, two by Drmp* and two Lakr Howrll as Ibry imlsittrrd the Hohral* 12 3 the Itrsl 5 14 of the quartrr During Ihr streak Wymore only made three lire throws and were zero for nine shooting the lull For the Silver Hawks Johnson bad five points. Andies Kryrs lour. Drmp* two. and Kohn one Galnra Dually got a field goal lor Wyntorr when he came up with a steal and a layup OM W wew t * * m T i w l n w% OtteSe « « Q»<ea»m*e r% _ a i w« •iaete CaMewMi («< * * • 4 N » >s W | «e « I k * it l a * * ' 4* m • » * m iateiiit* n i*Se RtaM iei •| m F e i F e i n C e i V M n O i a n a t I < AI RitSaaMeer* 4 »S m 4* m - Cats* ,« v*e* Man r m p m. — latiem U S Re-rat « i L ir a V*m OrieS* i NFL Continued from IB The Houston Oiler* kal to the Cleveland Hrowus 28-23 and will have to return to the cold of Cleveland Stadium In the A FC wild-card game next Saturday. The Oilers could have played Indiana [mils In the Astrodome In the wild-card game with a victory. The Cleveland-Houaton winner faces Buffalo In the conference semifinals The Hills could have clinched home field through the AFC playoffs with a triumph over the Colts, but suffered their flrat Iowa within the AFC East as Indianapolis won 14-10. Cincinnati, u 20-17 overtime winner Saturday against Washington, now has home-field edge over llutlulo. The New Orleans Saints did all they could, brullng the Atlanta Falcons 10-9. but fell out of the playoffs brcuusr the Eagles won The Saints' triumph gave San Francisco the NFC West title. And the playoff situation won't be finalised until Monday nighl when Chicago plays at Minnesota If the Vikings win. they will host the NFC wild-card next Monday against the Rams. If the Bears win. Los Angeles will be the wild-card venue. Chicago already has the home-field edge In the NFC playoffs At East Rutherford, N J.. Ken O'Brien threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to AI Toon with 37 seconds lefl for the Jets. 8-7-1. The Giants missed two field goals. Bunenderrd eight sacks, fumbled a punt and allowed a 37-yard klckofl return that art up the winning potnta At San Francisco. J im Everetl thrrw four touchdown poawca. three lo tight end tkunonr Johnson, to guide Hie Rama to the NFC's final playoff spot. Al New Orleans. Morlrn Andersen kickrd a 30-yard field goal with five seconds remaining and Dalton Hilliard rushed for 127 yards and a touchdown to Irad New Orleans The Saints. 10-6, posted their second ronaecutlve winning season after 20 years without finishing above .500. At Cleveland. 38-year-old Don Stroc k overcame three first-half Interceptions lo spark a 21 point, second-half rally that c a r r ie d Cleveland to the playoffs for the fourlh straight year. Struck, subbing for the Injured Hemlr Kosar. lolled a 22-yard touchdown pass to Webster Slaughter with 6:23 to play for the go-nhrud score Houston and Cleveland finished 106. but the Brown* earned the wild-card home field based on a better division record. Announcing: K M * *Td rather lose this one and win next week." Houston Coach Jerry Glanvllle said “ Field conditions weren't a factor. I can't blame the loss on bad footing. I blame Cleveland." Struck hit on 25 of 42 passes for 326 yards and two touchdowns. Including six completions tn Slaughter (or 136 yards Houston's Warren Mom was 20 of 35 for 287 yards B u cs Continued from IB Testavrrdr completed 12 of 23 passes for 189 yards and was intercepted three times. When James Grtflin stepped In front of a pass Intended for Frank I’ltlow to end Tampa Bay's opening possession. It gave Tcstaverde 33 interceptions for Hie season, lopping Fran Tarkenton's pre­ vious NFC mark set with Minnesota In 1978. Rusty Hllgrr. woeful In Hie opening half, hit Jeff Chadwick for a 19-yard score In Ihc third jx-rlod and Eddie Murray uddrd a 27-yard field goal for Hie Lions. Hllgrr hit on 16 of 39 for 2 1 1 yards und was Intercepted three limes. A crowd ol 37.778 turned out In bright sunshine on a crisp 5<Tdrgrre day. the coldest temperature ever registered for an opening NFL kit koH at Tampa Stadium. Trailing 14-10 early In the final period, the Lions couldn't gain u first down after they were backed up lo (heir own 5-yurd line. Hobby Futrcll's 22-yard punt return gave Tampa Hay possession al the Detroit 29 and three plays later. Carrier caught a pas* In Ihe left flat, spun away from Bruce MrNorton and completed a 27-yard scoring play to provide the final margin. The Lions matched thrlr first-half total of four first downs on ihelr opening drive of the third quartrr. marching 58 yards in 11 plays before Murray's 27-yard field gotil Hllgrr connected with James Jones und Fete Mandley for consecutive 13-yard gains us Detroll pulled within 14-3 at 4 34 of the second luilf. Hllgrr and Mandley combined for completions of 24 and 19 yards on Detroit's next possession. Rookie tight end Pat Carter's 19-yard T D catch was nullified by an Illegal formation penulty, but after an Inrnmjrirtlnn H llgrr found Chadwick behind nlcklr back Rod Jones to make It 14-10 with 3:06 lefl In the third quarter. The Lions werr otilgalnrd 139-2 In Ihe opening period and didn't register thrlr initial llrsl down until four minutes Into the second quartrr Testsverde directed a 56-yard drive on Tampa Hay's second [xMsrsslon. cupped by his 31-yard T D strike lo Hill nine minutes into thr game. An Illegal contact prnalty against free safety Devon Mitchell on 3rd und 7 sustained the march and Hill brat Ihe beleaguered McNorton on a |*>*t pattern for the score. Hill's 14-ynrd catch earlier In the drive ga?e the second-year jiro more than 1.000 yards In receptions for the season Hllger appeared tentative in the first half, completing Jusl 5 of 15 passes with two Interception*. Sanford Herald Classified Advisors will be available Monday through Friday 8 AM - 7 PM Saturdays 9 AM - Noon Now, placing a Classified ad is easier than ever! Call 322-2611 Sanford Herald �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Floods — Monday. Dacembar IS. 1066 — S I People CALENDAR Libraries to feature 'Nutcracker' puppets A puppet pluy for school-age children. "The Nutcracker Prince." will be presented through Dec 22 at various branches of the Seminole County Public Ubrary System Performances, which begin at 2 p m., will be on the following days at these branches Tuesday. Dec. 20. North Branch. Sanford. Dec 21. Cast B ranch, Oviedo, and Dec. 22. Central Branch. Casselberry. The program Is free and open to the public. Christmas sports schools offered A Christmas Baseball School, sponsored by the Rollins College Division of Non-Credit Programs, will take place Dec. 20. 2H and 30 for ages 0 1 2 and Dec 27. 20. 31 lor ages 13 17 Cost la $65 A Christmas Soccer School also will be sponsored Dec 27-30 for those aged 7 -17 To register, call 646 2632 Panic Attack group to meet Agora) lutbla/Panlc At lark Support Croup meets rarh Tuesday at H p m at West Lake Hospital. .VI0 W Stale Road 434. Longwood. The support group is for those who are afraid to go mil of their hmise and be active In public. Overeaters to weigh In A regular meeting of Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays ul 7 30 p m at Florida Power anu Light. 301 Myrtle Ave , Sanford For more Information, call Carol at 3220657 Casselberry Kiwanis to rise Ktwanls Club of Caaaelbrrry meets at 7 30 a m every Tuesday at Village Inn. U S illghway 17-92 and Dogtrsck Road. Ixmgwmid For more information, call 631-6545 Toastmasters to speak up Day breakers Toastmasters meets at 7:15 a m Tuesday at Christo's Restaurant on First Street. Sanford Guests are welcome Toastmasters International Club 6561 meels each Tuesday 7 30 p m al Seminole Communlly College. Room 5-206 For more Inlormallon. call 695-3966 TOPS chapter to meet about eating Take Off Pounds Sensibly meetings sre held si the Osteen Civic Center on Tuesdays at 7 p m For more Information, contact Mu belle Todd al 3 2 1-6153. Nar Anon to offer help Nar Anon, a self help group lor relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 6 p m at Orlando General Hospital For more Information, call 809-6364 Bridge club ready to deal Sanford Du pin ate Bridge Club meets al noon each Tuesday al the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 400 K First St.. Sanford. TO PS to meet about eating TOPS Chapter FL 79 will meet Tuesday at 6 15 p m at Howell Place. 200 W. Airport Ulvd.. Sanford. Sanford Lions to huddle Sanlord Lions Club meets al noon each Tuesday al Western Si/zltn Sleaklumse. 2900 Orlando Drive. Sanford AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcoholics Anonymous groups meeting on Tuesday Include N w iU WWW Sr C*W«W WWW Boon Wabt> (Isfl) and Lucrstia Murray (right) help Jackie OuBoia to seloct di»h gardens and spomsettla at Expression* Florist in Sanlord Give the gift that keeps on growing Christinas shopping i an he qutle a challenge to your brain as well as your budget In addition lo Ihr consideration of cost, there's always that old question of what to give For some of those on your list, plants might offer a nice solu­ tion A heallhy. v'gorous plant usually Is a welcome addition for either homr or landscape But. lirlwre you rush lo a nursery, you should consider what to look for and what to avoid in plant arlertton. Whether you're shopping for a gift plant for a friend, or for an addition to your own collection, y o u s h o u ld ch o o s e y o u r purchase carefully. Hants come In a wide range of grades, conditions and standards, and It's sometimes hard to tell which (tnrs liave ihe brsi chance lor survival Usually, heller plants will coal you more money. But. this Isn't a hard and last rule. When nurorrtrs have sales, they often offer top quality plants ul bargain prices The Important thing t* to tie al>lr lo tell what quality Is Look lor torn pact, rather than spindly, plants An abundance of (ullage is usually a good sign QARDENINQ CELESTE W H IT E A spindly plant without a good supply of leaves may be the victim of various leal spot dis­ eases or Insect problems, which have caused leaves lo fall Make sure the leaves have a good uniform ixilor Check lips of leaves for brown or yellow dis­ coloration lns|M-ci the trunk and branches lo see that they are well-formed, without cracks, peel* nr scars Carefully examine each plant for any signs of insect or disease pmblrm S o m e things to look (or ate speckling on Ihe Irayr*. which indicates spider mile Inju­ ry: curled or dlslortrd leaves, raused by aphid injury: and small bumps on sleni and un­ dersides of leave*, resulting from a st ale attack. Common disease problems often show up In vellow or brown leaves, rolling stems, and brown roots Check Ihe soil lo make sure It has good color, and hasn't hern tear heavi­ ly comparted Pick each plant up and make sure that roots aren't growing out of the bottom of the pot. Other considerations Inrludr where the gift plant eventually will be grown II the plain is to be kept Indoor*, you should determine whether II requires special lighting If the plant is to lie grown outdoor*, determine whether It's adaptable in the climatic conditions of lis even­ tu a l p la n t in g s ite Y o u r nurseryman should be ahlr to help you In making such de­ cision The following are some sug gesiions of ihe moat common gift plant selections Polnscttl*: This most popular Christmas flower Is the most obvious suggestion. Purchased (Kiitrd and In bloom, lire Bowers wlU Usl .ka 2 to 3 weeks Alter tl»e bloom dies and Ihe danger of frost has passed. Ihe plant may be transplanted outside where tt will provide beautiful blooms during each Christmas season In the Iuturc. Aialeas: Usually forced to bloom In pots d u rin g the Christm as season, these also may la* transplanted lo Ihe yard A / a l e a s a r e p o p u l a r f or landscaping, and come In sever al color*. Christmas cactus: This pe­ rennial plant will grow and flower for year* lo rome with proper care. It can be purchased at most variety stores and nurseries, ad ran be moved outdoor* during the warmer weather. The Christina* Cherry or Pepper i Another unusual [K ille d annual, this ornamental Is avail­ able In a variety of color*, the most popular tiring red Almost none of these plants are suitable for eating, and those that .in­ edible taste very "hot." Once the plant bear*. It will die Chrysanthemums: Although available In several varieties, the large flowering varieties are not disease resistant and require almost ronstant attention. If tlir homeowner wants lo keep them beyond Ihetr original Dowering period. However, these plants are relatively inexpensive and produce beautiful Dowers. (C tlM lt W hitt it Saminola C o u n t y E x t e n s i o n U rb a n Horticulturist Phone 323-2500, ait. 175.) A lta m o n te Springs: • Seminole At Anon. noun, non-smokers only. Communlly Chapel. 825 Stale Hoad 436 Cnssolborryi • Ahbolt Softer Living Group. 8 p m ., open dlscusalnn. non smokers only. Helms Club. 130 Normandy. • Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholics only, non-smokers only. Helms Club. 130 Normandy • Good Morning Group. 10 a m,, open dlsrusston. Helms Club. 130 Normandy. • Happy Hour Group. 5 30 p m., open discussion. Rebus Club. LTONurmandy. • Reims Group. 6 30 a m., open dlscusalnn: noon, alcoholics only. Rebus Club. 1.TO Normandy. • Reims Al Alon. 6 p m . HeboaClub. 130 Normandy. • 17-92 Gruup. 8 p m . closed step meeting. Messiah Lutheran Church. State Roud 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. L e o fvo o d i • Survivors Group, noon, closed step meeting. 3101 Dane Lane. O v ltd w • Oviedo Group. 8 p m.. open discussion, non smokers only. First Methodist Church. King Street and Lake Jessup Sanford: • Sanford Grace Group. 8 p m., open discussion and 11th Step, 800 E. 251 h St. • Sanford Group, noon. 5 30 p.m.. 8 p m., open discussion. 1201 W. Flrsl St. • Sober Won AA Group, noon. 5:30 p.m.. 8 p.m.. open discussion, the Sahara Club (old driver's license office). 2587 S. Sanford Ave. • 24-Hour Group. 8 p .m , open discussion. House of Goodwill. Fourth Slreet and Oak Avenue. Rotarians to rise for meetings Casarlberrv Rotary Club meets al 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday al the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club meets at 7 a m. Wednesday at Sanford Civic Center. Stompers to hold club meeting The Old Hickory Stompers dogging group holds club mrrtlngs every Wednesday at (he Knights of Columbus Hall on S Park Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 349-9529. Sanford Kiwanis to do lunch Sanford Kiwanis Club meets at noon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center for luncheon and program. Overeaters to weigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationship# In Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays al 7:30 p,m In the Communlly Improvement Asooclatlon building. Country Club Hoad. Lake Mary. For more Information, call Charlie ul 323 8070. C O P E to help families cope COPE support group for families of mental health patients meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Crane s Roost Office Park. S-377. Altamonte Springs.____________________________________ If you know of upcoming activities you'd like announced In the Herald's Calendar, send the appropriate Information— event, time. dale, place, cost, contact person and phone number— to Calendar. Sanford H erald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771or call 322-2611 Homophones are dead ringers for each other Som eone " h o r n -m a d " Is furious or enraged Don't move your car after the light turns green. If you want the driver behind you lo become hornmad. "LlleraU" refers lo Intellectu­ als or people of letters. Sludenls of ibis column, of course, are hound tnbelllrrall Q . I ' v e h e a r d o I " h o m o p h o n e s . " b u t w hat e xa ctly are they? A. Homophones are words tluit have ihe same pronunciation but different meanings (for example, "one" and "won" are two.) Only the context will un­ cover whether the speaker meant "tall" or "talc." “ Render." which rhymes with sende«. gives or delivers. For spelling help with "render." lake Elvis Presley's advice: "Return lo Sender " F'or so m e th in g sh a rp or severely fell, try “ acute." It may LAN Q U AQ E JEFFR EY M cQUAIN also refer lo an accent mark, but that's a different angle on “ actiie.” Q A gu v on m y m o rn in g tra in I s a lw a y s saying h r " r e a d w h e re " s o m e th in g happened. Isn 't that wrong? A. Ye*. It's wrong The correct expression Is "read that." You may wont to tell the guy: Just say you read that using "read where" Isa mistake "Foundry" refers to melting and rusting metals. A clue for spelling Ihe Drsl syllable may Ik* why Is If w ro n g to say som ething lik e " I done I f" ? easily lound. A Don't mistake the past Dullness of mind and senses shows "stupor." It's smart lo participle for the past tense. The remember that a close relation to past tense of "do" Is "did." which works as a one-word verb "stupor" Is stupid. "I did It.** A past participle, such 0 When I have tw o choices. should I wrltr that "cith er l> " as "done.** needs an auxiliary or helping verb: "I have done II " invisible? Or Is It "e ith e r are'"? A. The pronoun "c ith e r" Be done with “ I doite II." means "one or Ihe other." Because it's only one. "cither" takes ihe singular "Is." In fact, "Ta u n t" mocks or Insults. It’s "ellher" and "neither" work the proper lo spell Ihe ending like same way— either Is singular. "aunt." but 9 ‘s considered rude to launl your aunt. Something unlawful or not "Stucco" refers lo plaster or allowed Is "Illicit." Be sure II finish for surfacing walls. If begins with ill— forgetting lo you're stuck on Its pronuncia­ double the "1" t» considered tion. here's a tip: the start of Illicit. "stucco" sounds like "stuck.” Use "syllable" for each part n( , word pronounced In a single (Do you hav* a question or uninterrupted sound. When you comment about our languege? say "syllable." you should hear Write to Jeffrey McOueln, Our three syllables. Language, 200 Park Ave., New Q. I f done Is the /ust o f "do." York, NY 10165.) Citizens giving judges hand in juvenile cases SANFOKI) — Everyone from housewives lo lawyers and doctors has volunteered lo help alleviate busy court dockets. The 28 Seminole County residents graduating Tuesday f r o m t ft e P r o s e c u t i o n Alternatives For Youth Pro­ gram will hear cases Involving delinquent youths accused of their first or second misde­ meanor or first felony. T h e 2-ycar-old program , funded through the state De­ partment of Human Services and Seminole County Com ­ mission. combined the pre­ vious Juvenile Arbitration, and Ju v e n ile A lte rn a tive Services Program. Hearing officers arc trained through a 10-week course und will give convicted youths the chance lo "p a y " for their crimes through sanctioned levies. H h i K Shota Judge Vernon Mize swears In the hearing officers at the county courthouse. New hearing officers Include: Harry Bakrr. Wayne Barrett. Seymour Berman. Avis Bodln. R t c h r llc B o d ln . S h a ro n Carvrth. Bill Derr. Suzanne Finley. Dennis FTetier. Randy Flysak. Kevin Greene. Dorothy Halllwrll. Tom Halllwell. Jim Hetz and Patricia Jones Ollier new hearing oDlccrs ure Jack Keldcl. Florence Korgun. Marvin Kovel. David Locker. William Penlcy. Kent Powers. A nn Hose. Kuthy Shaw. Elaine Stelnebronn. K u rt S te ln e b ro n n , J o h n Stevens, Ju lia Swecl and Harry Thomas. �Sanlord Maraid, Sanlord. Florida — Monday. Dec am bar 19. 19M — 7 I Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday. DeceenLer 19. 2 3 4 5 6 Nile bird Burgles Store (odder 1 Ireland Flower part 5 TV network Bachelors’ 8 Central degs American oil 7 Soak tree thoroughly 12 Black 8 Unearthly 13 Drivers' gp 9 Thrash 14 Slippery 1C Olympic 15 Teases gymnast___ 16 Landing boat Korbut 17 Fit of petulance 11 Organs of sight 18 Change into 19 Ate prey bone 21 Gestures 20 Famed quarterassent hack Johnny 24 Corn lily 25 Saucy woman 22 Law (Lat) 26 Small taste 23 Fish eggs 27 Company of 24 Plant firmly troupers 27 Despicable one 28 Inkling 28 905. Roman 29 Talking bird 31 12. Roman 30 Stringed 32 Consumes instrument 33 52. Roman 34 Sivtngs ecct. 3 2 t ACRO SS B LO N D IE T T L E B A IL E Y 60RRV, i V i SA V IN G M Y 6 E LF B E E T L E . HOW W OULP VOU LIKE TO WASH SO M E W lNPOW * EM P TY T H E TPA 5H AMP HELP C O O K IE . IM T H E K IT C H E N * FOK AAARRIAGt ttfcnC by Art Sansom T H E BORN LOSER lo u w e & o to ftMTiNC? <J y L , * * we J rz s o e u .z i j » 6 P... n cu ro w m »n f XXV ABOUT SOMSTWIHS M3U KNOW TH6VP J NEVE« KNOW w h a t TO PO FOB MV f* «N T5 fob c m l i f t s T O fK W R N * by Howie Schneider E EK A M EEK VUCIL, LEVS sXJtST 5AV I HAD A DATE WITH THEPRESIDEJUTCFTHE MERkCflJ EAlCHELOPS SOCIETY LAST NJI6HT s ' -------REALLY H E HAS fJO PEN* OF IUTTMACV D E s K D E M 1 T R _0 12 Different Numero---15 Chopping tool High in pitch IS Perfect Bring into play 901. 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B £AUTY Of A W lO tW k f. .________ _ by Bob T h a v e i FRANK AND E R N ES T By Jam e* Jacoby Till* week s deni* should a ril demonstrate the wraknraaol the 4 3 2 1 point m uni If a lour |M)int ace usually fake-* a Irk k. an arithmetician m lghl well Im a g in e that a twapolnt q u e rn would takr a Irk k about hall Ihr llnir Not ao A tin larrr'a logk al Inference* (mm the bidding will prevent a delemler'a queen from scoring a Irk k much more often i It.m not South played In four heart* after ht* partner, who had |m *m -<I originally, made an lit vltailonal jump raise The dr-^ fenders tried three rounds ol spades, and declarer rullrd Wllh no reason lo do anything unusu­ al in trumps. South played A K. dropping the queen Imm Ea*t Next he tried the diamond fi­ nesse. East won (he king and relumed a diamond The con- Hat i imiw hinged on inc p™*"*"' «»f ll»r quern of dub* Any Idea* ’ All In iti i;li .i gur** “ T lltt lo •* Involved. rrmembehn* the *»•'» tlinu end what card* havr al ready been played live* virtual certainly lo if»r declarer East. « I hi nngluall) passed In *rctind iHtMiion. H u now shown up wiilt A O phi* a queen ami kind Till* playrr rould hold l lie club queen an well only if he were .illlM Ird with very pool rye*lghl. Her later will play Weal lor the remaining high card and make the coniraei- . J a m e s J a c o h v » book* ' J a c o b y on l i r l d g e " and Jacoby on Card Game* ' (writ irn with his lather, the late Oswald JacobyI are now avail able at bookstore* Both are published bv Pharos Hooks (C H 9 H 8 . N E W S P A P E R TERPRISE ASSN sot til at t »tKJH •y J l a« n « Vulnerable Neither Dealer North Opening lead 0 J 30 MOMS f f A mtvcT-nsru, LABor* 600H. I MMtr) €P tHTTMOONN n o r * * * •*# - n u rrr ‘ t* u f u x o r* MB' CMMKt' By Bernice Bede Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY December 20. tOSB Look forward lo Ih r year ahead wllh optimism Things which prrvkmsly caused you stress and frustration could be suddenly swept Imm llte scene. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dei 211 There could he a favorable u|»*wing at rhts rime in matters that afterl your career and earning* Ikin't give up hojir ll you'vr tiren listklug lor a ra»sr or a Iwnus Know where lo look lor mntancr and you’ll find II The Astro-Graph Matchmaker In­ stantly reveals which signs are romanllrallv perfect for you Mall $2 lu Matchmaker, c/o till* nrwspa|>ei. P O lk»x IM42H. Cleveland. O il 44101-342H CAPRICORN l l Yc 22-Jan 1<t| Your jMipulortty and Influrnce air growing -mm tally and you are likely lo see evidence of this today. Continue lo hr your charisma Ur sell AQUARIUS Uun 20 Felt III) Something you've hern anxious alsiul look* like It Is going to EN­ m e re * r tn id jt r l. AOX f F/tyn m rc n n tK s c u fts m a s > >htun« m - Hxrtatot lAtton Mt k<t*hftM In by J i m Davit WILL. GARFlELP. ir*> THAT TIME OF YEAR A&AlN/ 1TIME TO WASH YOUR S0C.K6? WHAT B WRONG WITH THE ONE W£ HAVE? TIME. TO &E.T A CHRI6TM A6 TRCE/ by Charles M . Schuli PEANUTS DID I SEND A , yE5 IKEMEMNK CHRISTMAS CARPI PECAU$€ YOU TO MAR l A , SAiP SUE Plfl LAST 'i EAR ? J SEHP YOU Of H*»**fl» t»«*r I THINK I LL 5ENP An yw a y her o n e MAYBE ITU MAKE J | HER FEEL BAP . y j hiSr^d OHt,, I W>HhrvH<»* i»«»ir*u ^y4>i»ctijut f Lisj ” ' 1.. a.j “ lia lTh 'laanrli Awl 5»a*n(»»(*u n. . . . ffai cwy Mtvwq 'fcowrtia '* |4on w twi JOOt *SMt4 0ar»**T(V>a|C Ml* > « own* day toii*oufl______ jwrwvrs it f* BY Leonard Starr ...T>i£ bTATMER IS TUXNiNO V£X> CGU>, ANN£.. Aft? ( WITH TOUR SC8E & 5 3 T TePOA'... AiCAHWHlK. „.THAT IffrtC **»«• kf T*M>f VW>C»«I Who’s cooking? S B H geSTBTrPO/M/V» . SVB^HAiVK«7.' From deformity came prodigy DEA R A B U T .'.Vi la -. that Is hopeful and good these ilays. I want «o share a story The S a n l o r d H e r a l d welcumrs suggestions lot wllh you Five and a hall years ago. our ctniksof llte week win. Jermaine, wa* tiorn blind, Do ytiu know someone with no nose and severe deformi­ whose Iimm I Is always Ihr ty of the lorrhrad The doctors highlight ol <ouqMitv plenk s. told us lhal hr was also deal and rhnrrh ja»llu»ks. receptions would protsthlv be retarded i»r covrrrd dtsii Iiiim -heorts? Doubting my ability lo raise Novice cook* and ethnic such a rhlld. I planned lo leave KMiks. as well as rx|irrtrn<r him al Ihr hosplial and give him took* and master rliefs. add up lo Ire raised In an Inslllullou. a different dimension to din­ hui my mother persuaded me to ing Who Is your choice? takr him home instead Maybe l l i your mother, la A* It turned oul. llte dot lor* liter, brother, sister, son. were wrong Allhough Jermaine daughter. *pouse. or friend Submit your nomtualkm wa* blind. Ik - was highly in trlllgcnt. and instead of tiring lor Cook ol llte Meek lo Ihr H e r a l d People editor at deaf, he |iossrsM*d a level of treating that was especially 322 21111. r xl 34 The Cook of Ihr Wrek acute. feature Is published in lh!» Wr llrst suspected lhal Jer­ *e« lion each Wedne«wlay maine wa* an "unusual" child when hr wa* only 5 months old When his brother. Jamaal. who wa* 5 years older, practiced Ihe piano. Jermaine would keep prtfcct nine with his fool Hr loved mush and would crawl to weak out This will hr due in Make yoursell available al tills Ihr piano every ctiance hr got grrat part lo *omeonr other than llnte to groups or cliques that We startrd giving him piano tiMitain inllurnlUl individual* ll lessons when he wa* 2^1 years yourself. PISCES D r h 20 Match 20) these contacts are developed. old. and hr wa* M**n playing L a d y L u r k c o u l d be a n Urey« oriId prove lucky lor you everything hi* brother plavrd LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Condi­ Weekday mornings Jermaine extremely important lac tor to­ day In helping lo fulfill your tions that have a direct tiearlng now goes lo a neighborhood hopes She's In a rather gener­ on your career appear lo l»e school to learn llratllr The rest ous mood und site mlghl grant extremely fortuitous today If of ht* day Is spent at the piano you’ve b rrn hoping to pull ol! We feed hint there. H r goes to you several favor* a r i e s M arch 9 1-Aped IB) something hlg. try’ h " ow lied about I a m. iWe have lo pry VIROO (Aug 23-Sept 221 him oil tire piano | He can You might lie luckier lltun usual loday where your material Inter­ Even tf you think your *»s tal llle memorize just about everything ests are concerned, lie alert lor is pretty nitty al present. II rould unexpected op|Mi(tuulltr* that become even more *o Some could Increase your holdings or fascinating developments are .diout totraiisptrc add to your resource* LIBRA (Sept 2 K><t 23) TAURUS (April 20 May 2t» Something you've turn wattling Personally managed project* Untied Press International ventures or enterprises should In change, not only (or vour hrnrnt. but for the hrnrllt of work out lo your satlsfactkin TOKYO — Dr Noboo Okazaki today Your talents and abilities associates as well look* like It i* experimenting with what the will lie considerably enhanced ra n be engi neer ed r al h c r Japanese ronslder a radical new smoothly today by Lady Lurk technique In the treatment of SCORPIO (Oi l 24 Nov 221 canter lie tell* hi* patients the OEM1NI (May 21 June 201 Perhaps you're of the mind that Situations over which you seem truth. lo tiavr the least control« ould hr Cupid has lo*i Inleresi In you Lying about cancer Is the lately Your percept Ions could t»e ihe very ones that will shower custom In Japan. Eight out of 10 you wllh Ihe greatest benellt* ertonrous as new- developments doctors say they Ur to cancer i i m 1.i v Hang on in your horse­ should bear oul patient* They tell them II I* a ( CllfiHH. N E W S P A P E R E N ­ shoe stomach ulcer, a vaginal cyst — CANCER IJune 21 July 221 TERPRISE ASSN .mulling lhal avoid* the trulli They *ay It’s heller not to shock and sadden thr patient Emperor Hlrohlto. 87. Is Ihr most iantou* roar All thr ina)or ncw*papcr* have reported Hlrohlto has cancer, hut ihry did so only alter editors learned Ihr emperor was too |lht B«U weak lo read newspapers. or Cs-mk Hlmhlto * imperial palace aides Wy'.'y Jorndi-rt'i N|« refuse lo name tils disease. ton (Wo^n CVo-.-vit ____ |___ Lying almul cancer I* such an l Ftoiktu C’neyJ Dsn >i Ur/wsti VSej•(Us| open secret that ll is beginning lu breed distrust til doctors, says Okazaki, an Internal medicine M|w<-t.,|l*t ,u the National Cancer Cctilcr hospital, ihr country's top cancer treatment facility So hr has started u quiet movement ft*M tM lar< to ehunge the custom and re­ store trust In doctor*. “ I had a jiatlrnt who died mi Chtnnwa suspecting, but not knowing he *0tij «*• ijTT’ . r toe f had cancer." Okazaki said "Hr lta rtta — ia*« died doubling his family, doub­ ling me and everyone ll was so ijitwntliw T lonely for him [Xn«a»nw U»XnDotttw4tnn H" "You can console |icoplr who ,IUro»n4 .1j. dtH>*nt 5croonoW are shocked, hut you cannot So.>4l»m koSn4on lUI Wt 0««t»l t>) help a jierson who doesn't trust I anyone." 40*i t•tut iJltirot >•(»» Hut the custom lives nil The (Guy .Ml IWto:c4 C»t-y Japanese. In tltelr constant )Q>*<*maCmr*«i jiursult ol politeness avoid dls- hr (rear*, and learns everything tie play * Irom cassettes Hr love* Hach. Beethoven. Chopin and Mo/art. but he likes Jazz and ruck, too iTh r other day when lie played a Michael Jackson lajie he said "Mom. I know Ihl* l* junk— tml I hive lt!"l Je rm a in e 's teacher. Jack Itrvers. who was al**> a rhlld jinallgy. ha* jilan* lor him — • gearrd toward a concert career Jermaine has already played with Stevie Wonder, and hr * v hi doled lor concert* lu Miami. London and Japan in 1989 Hr * al*o doing a Donahue show Th e National Craniofacial Foundation ollerrd to finance $250,000 required to remodel Jermaine's fare In a series ol o|M-fatlun* American Airlines is donating the plane ticket*, and Hie Sheraton Hotel will pul u* up Iter While wr are seeing the doctors In Dallas The llano Technicians Guild ol llalltmorc has given Jermaine a beautiful baby grand piano Abby. please lei your reader* k n o w about the Na t i o n a l C raniofacial Fo u n d a tio n In Dallas, ll art* a* a clearinghouse ( A A lf 'J QfCOGHH. iN MY YOUTHFUL BXU PtfAN Lt. ^AY THAT IF* rfvVA*NT V TTfUE! / r V M U m iM W I O A N u N R M f iw y f W J u W f S. FORSW LW ! ^ DEAR MRS . OARDNER: I hank you (or the opportunity lo publicize tht* unique charllahlr organization that help* people who suffer from facial de­ formities and cannot attord surgery to correct It. Pallrnl* who require multiple surgeries have received flint's lor transportation, lodging and ho*jiliallzalton Through ihr genrr o*nv ot Individual* and founda­ tion*. ihr National Craniofacial Foundation ha* been able m oprratr and expand nationwide For more information, call the toll-free num ber: (M(KJ| 535­ 3643. O r write to National Craniofacial Foundation. 3100 Carlisle. Suite 215. Dallas. Texas 75204 II writing, please enclose a long, stamped. m-II addressed envelope •Iftt (Problems? Writ* to 0«*r Abby. For a psraonal. unpubllahad reply, sand a aall-addraaiad, alampsd envelop# to Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440. Lot Angelas. Calll. 90069. All correspondence la confidential.) ACCARDI HOME MEDICAL SERVICES “HOLIDAY SPECIAL” Pace Saver + Plus Allow* you to g«» where you want to go w ith comfort, safe­ ty. convenience and style. Sale *160000 Keg *1996.00 CASH SALE ONLY Thru 12 31 88 C ha irs That Move With You and F o r You Now you have the |wwer to choose. “ Stand up lor a more active, independent III**." with Ihr gentle lift rrc liner chair [TJFkiyd Theatres] h>U»r«<4-< 0C| ,Si*C>r« ~lw •1% Ernest saves m MOVKUWO0/1 U*«,» »'l »'ito For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Dec. 16. l 79 Krtf • 1030 00 CHILD'S PLAY Cash Sale O nly T tin r 12-31 8 8 99< Christmas laiiaxt 'A.~G,H,th Isyte-d ~ltrr»". '** passing unpleasant topic*. And here who urr very powerful or what could tie more unpleasant famous.' * said Dr. Kcllchl than cancer'* The Cancer t'enirr Sucmasu. deputy director of thr Hospii.il llsell Is avoided because Cancer Center. Politician* avoid I h r hospital, le.irtng tli.it it Ihr name Is loo blunt for some Cancer Is especially taboo projilr know they have cancer they could lose Ihclr next elec among ttic- rich and famous. "W e have only a few patients Ikon. I taiaison «>> WON irMtsliTTi [WOA W t referring patterns In more lh.nl * 20 qualified renters across ore counirv ll provides financial assistance and help* families ropy wl l h Ih r psychological stresses Ihry are bound lo frrl when they have a child born wllh severe laclal deformities People all over the world have tiern incredibly kind, and wr arc etrmally gralrful .IACQUIKES8 GARDNER. BALTIMORE Doctor doesn’t lie about cancer IUM BLEW EEDS IT V V / 5 '7 look OOOP H .«. ...NO., th e n e w Charles Valonus (far lelt) in stalls the new ofheors ol the Sanlord chapter ol Ihe Amorl can Association lor Retired Persons Irom left. Te* Powell, outgoing president and incom Ing vice presi dent; Betty Snyder, president; and Evelyn Hoolehan. treasurer The In atallation look place recently at Ihe Sanlord Civic Center n a is a E a aaontr ntrm *' m x MartT it r*“** GARFIELD In w i t h MONDAY’S PRIME TIME BLOOM C O U N TY nsse n k i s - DEAR DR. OOTT: I'm tmr of tlu»se damnrd Iruils who Juat had to amnkr rlgturtlea. Alter SO MEDICINE years. I'm In nil kinds ol irnuhlr wllh rtnphyseiiM What's the upprnprlatr Irrutment? DEAR READER: C lg a rrllr PETER smoking contributes to cnronlc G O T T .M .D . lung disease In several ways. F i r s t , t obacco smo k e Is associated wllh hronrhltls. In fecRon of the airways Smoke urtually (Mralyien the liny cilia rxample. by using the dia­ lluilr cells) that propel mucus phragm more rllrrtlvrly. and Infection from within lung These techniques can he tissue, up and mil. In lum . taught by a physician or Inhala­ c h r o n i c In fe c tio n c a u s e s tion IherapUI. a lerhnleUn breakdown ol alveolar air sac*, trained In the treatment of the (ra lh e ry com partm ents pulmonary disease where rat bon dkuldr Is given ofl Finally. Ihr raid lout use of und oxygen Is taken up while oxygen supplements delivered breathing Second, clganlle smoke llsell through a nasal cannula (plastic actually destroys the air sacs. lobe) Im m a lank or oxygen The reason* are complex hut. eonrentralor may help many basically. In smokers. I he mlrm- emphysema |Mtlrnls lo llv r scoplcally small sac* coalesce lo more a rilvr lives. form larger, less rlhrlrnt com­ For more htlixmatlon. I am partment* T h h lead* lr» dlfRrult breathing and ovrr-e»pandrd srndlng you a ■opy ol my Health RrjKirt "L iv in g Wllh Chronic lungs ftlletl wllh stale air. Tilts Is em physem a A lth o u g h cm - l.ung Dtseasr " Other traders wltn wmdd like u copv should ^h>scnu doc:, tend to occur send $1 with their name and naturally wllh age. elgarrttes will spred up t lr pna ess. there­ address to I* O Itox 913119. by causing severe disability lit t lev eland OH 44 |()|-33fiW Iksure to m rnilon Ihr title much younger patients DEAN DR. UOTT: I started Third, smoke Is hTltuliug and causes Increased pulm onary getting terrible |min In llte lw< k nun us secrrtkm This mucus of my heel and up to my ankle blocks breathing |K»ssugrways, while doing leg exercises What leading to |mor air exchange In kind of doctor slstuUI I see ’ addition, rxcrss m ucus cnDEAR READER: ll sounds lo cniirag- * the growth of bacteria, me as though you are either predisposing the p a llrn l lo Injuring muscles during the ImmrhlUsand pnruutonU rxrrrtsrs or have devrlofied an The cardinal rule In healing over use syndrome Stop Ih r emphysema I* Avoid ah pollu­ rxrrctsrs lor a couple of weeks tion. Including cigarette smoke and let things quirl down Then and other contaminants such as brgln al a much less strenuous dust and smog level and work up If this (alls In M rdlclnr to open airways relieve yotir symptoms, see yotir IhronchodllalorsJ and anllhtohes (amity physk lan. an oritk>prdlc surgeon or s p o rls-m rd ie ln r fto light inlei tkMil i an hr usrlul Kmphysrma |>allrnts ran hr specialist for further advkr lM-||M'd by learning new. more ( CJ I UHH N K W S I'A I’ BR KN rllk lent ways lo breathe — lor 1 F.RI'RISK ASSN HOROSCOPE 1 Architect Saarinen A R L O A N D J A N IS Smoking ‘fool’ wants help for emphysema M l A Vie Sale *650 ACCARDI HOME MEDICAL SERVICES m in i m oSCROOGED[in:is] CROCOPILEDUNPEE 2 | SANFORD JJI m am qoustine AVI. 321-0239 HMS d elan d rtro N WOOOIAND BIVD 730-5143 * �►-"iintfl'rfriMMl 1~ S*nlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — M onday. 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Police *etard the demonstrators' banners but there was no vio­ lence or arrests re­ ported TP* -Jtulnj; etutlrni inarch came a week Attn three people werr killed and ! 3 other: injured when police fired on • group of 30 T ib eta n fluddhlnl monks and nuns de­ monstrating for human rights In the Tibetan capital of Lhasa More than 70 Tibetan students staged the Il­ legal demonstration In cent r al T i a n a n m e n Square, the official Xinhua News Agency said In a brief dispatch released late Sunda y The students, most from the Central NaI tonal it ir* Institute In northwestern Beijing, said they were protest Ing the killing by police of Tibetans In antiChinese demonstrations in Lhasa Dec 10 Tibet, occupied by Chinese furies in the 1950s but rrrugnued as Chlnesr territory, has been rocked for more than a year by violent protests against C h i n e s e r u l e by Tibetans dem anding autonomy and Hie re­ turn of their exiled i spiritual leader, the dalallama Protest leaders said they planned the march Saturday evening and gathered rarly Sunday In trout of i hr Monuinrnl lo thr Peoples H e r o e s In c e n t r a l Tiananmen Square T h e gr oup st r odr across the huge pla/a waving banners reading “ Hrsprrt Human Ri ghts. " "P earefully Solve the Tibetan Pro­ blem." "Oppose All Vio­ lence." and "Oppose Armed Repression." They said about 40 police officers moved In and seized the banners and exposed their cam­ era film, but allowed them to parade once around thr square be­ fore crossing to Ih r Zhongnanhal govern­ ment compound on thr north side of the plaza IHillcr reinforcements lined up in front of the compound — home to the Communist Party headquarters and many lop leaders — as thr student* stood at the gate shouting slogans "Everyone knows the ( T i bet an) protesters have no weepo*** w w*-v •* it they bitulV _ J u o r.r - '.udent leatlri, who d rr ltn rd lo hr named He stressed Sunday's march was not related to p ro -ln d r p r n d r n rr unrest In Tib et buf rather wax intended to protest the handling of thr a n ll-C h in rs r de­ monstrations by securi­ ty force*. The students staled their atm was to [irolrst the "killing of our peo­ ple" and to demand the government "protect human rights" in Tlhrl The y ( har g r d police, killed at least 12 people In thr latest of the pro Independence rtol* that have rocked Lhasa since fall 1907 T h r students aban­ doned t hei r m a r r h when orhonl principal Ren Shlql came out lo talk to th em and supplied b u s e s to take them back Ren also ollrrrd lo meet with leaders aftrr the group returnrd to campus Their were no rrjmrt* of arrests l*ollcr detained Selh Faison or the H ong Kong-based South China Morning Post as be spoke to the pro­ testers and took hltn lo a Beijing police station where he was forced to sign a statement. Faison. 29. from New York, was release*) aftrr police charged he failed lo heed poller orders, disrupted traffic and wna "trespassing on a grassy area." They did not press charges "These Tibetans ... d id n o t a p p l y In advanrr to thr [toller a u t h o r i t i e s for permission to stagr a demonstration In ac­ cordance will* regula­ tions set by the police." Y in h tm o M U n a u lh n r lir d d r- liioiisl rat tons have lieen banned In Beijing slnrr pro democracy student m arrhrs shook the cap­ ital In thr winter of Legal Notices Legal Notices m o t ic io f N 0 T IC E 0 F F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Netice it hereb, fiwen met I am engaged In b utlne tt at A lta m e d * Spring* S*mln*>* C o u n t,. F lo rid * under th* Fwtifieut Name *1 T rl Count, I a ter melon Serww* end that I Intend M requler taid nem* •ith th* C M * at H o Ctrcuil Court SemmeO Ceteil,. FO rld* In eccerdence alts th* Pro witan* el the Flchlteu* Nem* Statu***. To Wit S edan let Ot Fond*Statute* I4S7 -* Shine, McAneil, PwbtirA New M Dec S. 12, to FICTITIOUS NAME Notice tt hereto* qoen ts*t I tm engeqeq tn but.net* *t toe E Airport Biel tenter* Tie tern met* Count, Fiend* under the fKtmou* Nem* *4 PALM TREE APARTMENTS and thel I intend •* remitter *erd n*m* nils th* C m * ot the Circuit Cewt. Seminal* Count,. Florid* In eccerdnne* sits is* p«* witter** *1 IS* F Kill tout Name SleSHe*. T* Wit Sedan M l 4* F lertde Statute* 14*7 tCeretr-i Sep* /» Jem#* Sepp PubutS Dec 11. 14. M Jan ] not D E L 114 1*44. In last w r r k s antiChi nese v lo lr n c r In T lb r l. witnesses said three people were killed when police fired on the protrstrrs In front of Lhasa * Jokhang Tern |>le. the Inti test shrine In Tlhrtan Buddhism and the scene of several earlier demonstration* Chtnrse idltctsls said onr monk died In the prut rst man h As many as 14 people have reportedly died in demonstrations for in dependence In the I i i h j bled Himalayan rrgmn since (all 1987 The Dec 10 protest, staged to coincide with International Hum an Rights Day. in N O T IC I OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M I N hereto, *>r*n met 1 am engaged ei butmetl *t IM N Cartel Awe Winter Sprmgt S*mmete Caunt, Aland* under •he F Ktitieue N t m at * M , N O TIC E U N O !* F IC T IT IO U S N AM E S T A T U T E T O WHOM IT AAA V C OAtC E R N N uT k * 1* hereto, g »r— that the undertigned purtuent t* tn* Flctitiew t Heme Statute Chapter M l 44. F o n d a Stelut** Pitt reg,tier alts It* Ctrcuil Clerk Sam Vole Co F o r use wean receipt ot great gt m* CONST Sue T 104* COMPANW putoi c a ia n end that I intend te regular ta d name twtlto th* C M * el the Circuit Cow*, t t e w s Cem<i i u 4 l in eccerdence rwith the Prewiuon* *1 t-# Fict.neut Name Sletv*** TeW>t Sedan M> M F One* St*t-/**t IMF 't Uncart M Sn«t*c* Jr PwtoiitA Dee I* M H *( Jen I 4. t**4 list r*» I ‘ *m *i a n d it i* illr* ;.il lor a n y p r o t r s t s to be s t a g e d n r a r j Z h o n g n a n h a l or Tiananmen Square IN I ocr IN I N I C IS C U II COURT S FM IN O I F CO UNTY F lO e iO A *1 P u t - M . f r OCR >U MOT I CI OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME •colic* I* hereb, *<w*n mai i am eneaged ip bvt.net* at 01 | l) Sea Lee* C irca Lee* M**r FL Seminal# Count, Fiend * under th* Ftditlew* Nem* »t H A J V IN O O a end that I mtend te regttM te a name « .P i me C M * *4 Pa N o n e 9 OF ACTION Circuit Court Samaeo Conor, TO A/W a Vii-*Mte, Fiona* in er car dome a t * m* TOU ARE N O TIFIED «t*r an P re .it.e n t at th* Ficlilteu* «* o n tar dm eiuton *r mar N ano SlehAe* Te W -l Sec to n M l *4 F NnO* S u 'd * * i*V end i n ere leauuad a ter we * Jererrt* a Smith cea, *4 r*M> nriHen t o v u t -t | i* ■-» M e a n F Snum CA l l NO M l » * CA *4 l IN a i TH f CAAXatAOl OF FLAVIE IMACCOWI V IIM l SAW. WMt end ARTHUR VU Ml h » r a, ** it an J l O I I HMAh Petitioner « ettern*, ***** Wter*«* a Poet 0*1,<w Oreger » Winter Perl FOrM* UH* en er k*Me Jenuer, It >eew end ha Ihe an C m * *4 Put Court •errH* an peioianer t aMarne, er Im m e d ie le l, th*r**M*i etherait* a Oetewlt pill b* v Mr th* uin O A T E O m Oerembr* * -ret ISC A ll DAVID N S f l R t l N clerk of the circuit COURT R, Jenmler P Pra* At Depot, C M t Pubi-tn D e it Jan J. nee DEL IH It • X >N Pubt*cA D m D - Z X N O V A E x A N X . B . O V Z A P E D C . PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N It * not Itie boll* or trie bear* trial worry u* on Wax Street II I the w***et* *' — Herm Albright Interpret It In very gtsal lertns. dial tt ts an acceleration of cancer, rather than a cause." he said. But he added: "Because of the very contradictory nature of the studies, we do not know If the pill does cause breast cancer." Kuy said hr was uncertain why tils findings differed from numerous previous studies. * **■« A F reef PubtrlA Dec 14. M I4M can I * 1414 D E L too TWO LETTERS CAN SAVE YOUR CHILD’S LIFE When confronted with drugs, the two most important letters in the alphabet for your children to know are “NO.” Children learn the alphabet at an early age, but they are also exposed to drugs early in life. Statistics indicate that 17% of today’s youth use alcohol or drugs on a daily basis. Teach your children to kNOw their alphabet when it comes to drugs. Stanford Herald 300 N. French Ave., Sanford iter NO TICE OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Nerrc* te hetetor me* I am engifad m butoeue a> Itl W «n , Are VanNr a F l Semmao C o u n t, F lo rid a under th* F lc tltie v * Nem * e l T U R * M AS TT PS OF C EN TR A L t i t end thel t n k n * N rag *Nr te d nem* . it* P a C M * *4 n o Cacurt Cow l S ra ire a Cetae, F H r aa a a . e e a n i n .m pp Pr*wit>*n* *4 th* Fictitigw* Nam* statute* TeW .r S edan M ie e F a n d e S la h rN t I M l United P rs n International I T 14 M J * n ) 14*4 DCS lit Study raises questions about Pill cancer risk asking the P cmnI and Drug Administration to changr the labeling on birth control pills to warn BOSTON — Contradicting previous findings, a women about the potential risks An rst(mated 13 million women In thr United new British study suggests some women who takr birth control pills may have an Increased risk ol Stales use oral contraceptives. Most experts strrssed that none ol the studies developing breast canrer Researchers at the Royal College ol General that have found an Increased breast cancer risk Practitioners found Ihat while oral rontracrptlve among subgroup* of women taking the Pill have use does not Increase thr risk for brrust cancer hern reproduced But the finding that there is no among women overall. It appear* lo more than Increased risk for women overall ha* been found repeatedly, including by the new study. triple thr risk In women ages 30 to 34 Right now thr main message comes frnm thr The findings, coupled wllh other studies that produced similar findings for other subgroups of finding that there Is no Increase In risk overall, women, have led some researchers to rethink a which should lie very reassuring.'' sold Dr Diana question they had considered answered Does (hr Prtltll of the University of Callfomlu San Francisco School of Medicine. Pill Increases the breast cancer risk? Dr. Louise Tyrer of the Planned Parenthood "The view was previously that thr weight of the evidence was that the Pill does not Increase the Federation of America In New York said the new risk (for breast cancrrt." said Dr. Samuel Shapiro, study hn* not prompted any changr In her u research professor at ihr Boston University organization's [xislitnn on the use of oral con­ School of Medicine. "The shill Is to the question traceptives "Women should not uiiandon their present being open ." method of contraception II It's oral contraception Victoria Leonard of the National Women's HeallIt Network In Washington called the British findings They should discuss the matter with their |>rr*nnal "disturbing" and expressed concern they would physician." said Tyrer. But Tyrer and some other experts were hesitant discourage women, especially teenage girls, front to discuss the British study [lending a Jan 5 using oral contraceptives. Unplanned pregnancies carry significant health hearing the FDA has culled to discos* the Issue. risks, she said "Th e srlenillle community will tie looking at Ihr She added that bused on the linttsh report and weigh I ol the evidence at (I he hearing! After other recerii studies, her group was considering scientific scrutiny we will be able lo make a more reasoned decision." said Tyrer. Dr. Clifford Kay. the principle author of the new study published lit the Brlllsh Journal of Cancer, C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R acknowledged that while the data ruitir from a Ceee-e. Ceew n i w e n u . . h u m *«• m u u x i e. -e~n . H * s H e *—*p-«e-< let*. Hen — t-x ( 4 -« r --e-o* lew study Involving 18.(XX) women who were followrd eneAei r.uu. i . w > *m i v for some 20 years, the actual number of women from whom 1lie breast cancer risk was calculated ‘ X A D A F Z N Z T P was small. Kay also said be Interpreted the finding* In mean S J R A N N T 9 L M I J X that oral contraceptive use might speed the development o( breast canrer In women who would I X N ■ T V N X XI J X have developed the disease eventually even If they never used the pill. Z X M J P ' X J O O T V C "You can Interpret that as very liad news. I n . HcMoue name te a ll Hentaqa Serwtcet under oh idi nu are engaped m but mart at O* Freyer O n ta ione aojd F i t m e Thai me o > l * l uHeretlni m told but men enierpnta a*« at ter tea* Heritage Nurtana* Inc l WMliam WU'% — dated - at Lje tjx e o d ^r Mnd* New )• tee Putouth Now 1* Dec 1 1} it 322-2611 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. December 19, 1948 — Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT F O « I I M I N O K CO U N TY . FLO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISION rw H M te N w c r IN HE C S T A t C OF S A V E L I A M TH O H N E . 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IN A N D IO R an Put | dar ta O m ambe> tak S C M IN O L t C O U N Ty IS E A L I FLO R ID A D A V ID N fll RMIE N C A S IN O M i n t C A M P C t E R k O t THE C IR C U IT IN RE THE M ARRIAGE OF COURT M IC H A E L L E E DeVAUGHta B r Jennifer P f i c t Pat it inner PubMkfi Dec II. IF M lta* el Jan |. itgt SHARON L Y N N DeVAUGHfl D E L 111 N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO S H A R O N L Y N N Oe V A UG H N YOU ARE N O T IF IE D Ptel en attien tar dttatawlien ta mat riegt Nat Lean Mad aeamtl yaw Yan ary repaired ta terra a nrry ltd at lien an palilianar t a lla rn a y rtiiata « a « i and a d d te tt it F E N N E T H M B E A N E . SOIL Louth M l p t t ) IT *J. C e t t e d n t , Florida MWl an ar baton Jan t ttta end Me P d angina' with ltd I tart ta Put court eiPdr to tar r tar ne t on t>aliluma* t (H ertdy ar immadi ataly thareatta' m — r e a IwdRmenf will be entared ta Pd n i d i demanded in Pd jwfiltan W ITN ES S my bend end leal ta Put court on Oac J Itw (C O UR T S E A L! D A V ID N B E R R IE N At Clark ol P d Court Jennifer p Pure A* Oaputy CNrk PuBMR Dar » It. it, w. id t O I L IT IN T H E C IR C U It C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N O FO R S E M IN O LE CO U N TY F LO R IO A CASE NO M State A N l IN TH E M A T T E R O f TH E A D O P T ION OF C RW N O TIC E OF A C TIO N Ta D arM Stall Read HtkkJanra Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that a Patman tor IN * Parent Adoption tor Adop ben el ltd thud Catai'ita Roae Heed, bet bean Mad agaiml you. by De«ld Allen Wallace and you art raowned ta ta'ra copy ol your writtan dytantr I* any ta II, an E d -a 'd R Gay, AHor-ay lor Petitioner al I ltd E etl Concord SIf eel, Olendo I lor ida JJtOI on o' balora the i »P i day ol January. IFF* and lila ltd or**Inal with tha CNtk ta Thtt Court either ta lo n lefyice on the Petitioner t Attarnry or I m m a d la l e ly I h t r e a l t e ' other a ita a detaull will ta entered egalnft you lor tha n i d i demanded m the Petition W ITN E S S my hand and teal ta Ibis Court on ltd ttth day ol December lata (C O UR T S E A L! D A V ID N B E R R IE N CNrk ta ltd Circuit Court By Jennifer P Price Deputy CNtk | I’ubllth December IF. N Ita* ! A January I. 0 Ita* D EL » l L E G A L A O V E R E IS IM C R T Brd rea ye M N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that » d City ta Santard Ftanda will recaire yaedd tody up to I K) P M an Tuetday January II itae lor the tattooing Itatny E N ct'Kta Supptdt If I Maitanl Th e tea it d bid* p i l l be pu b lxlf openad later Ihtl tame data al J 00 P M m P d City Cemmtttwn Chambary Room I I I . Santard City Hall SpacilKatdnt and ltd propar tod f o » f t era e.eiiebie al no emt m Pd Purchating Oflica. W Norp* Park A re-ua San bwd Monde ifbtl m 11*1 atl jet The City of Sanford fryer ret the tight ta accept or reiact any or an b>dt with m without cauta ta we're tachnccaHtd* or ta Mcapt P d b*d which m It* ludgement bait ter ret them ter att ta Pd City C IT Y OF SANFORO Waller Shear in Purcheimg Agent Publith Dec If teM D E L IN N O TIC I Of F IC T ITIO U S N A M F Notice It hereby giro— Ibat I am r-gaged in b v t'-e lt al leg S H i g h w a y t I J S u l l y >01 longwood FL t t ’ K Sam,-ota County. F lo rid a under Ihe F ictillou* H and ol COMME R C I A L M O N E T A R V HE SOURCES and tha I I inland ta regular ta'd name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. F lor idt In M cordoned with tha Pror'ttant ol the FlcMmwt Name Statute*. To W iI Section ktl CP Florida Sle'vtot l « J /V Doug'** R Packard Pibuyh Dec L II If M Itaf DEL U N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Notice if hereby glean Ihtl I am e-gaged in buyinett at Sd> Ef Hwy tie Altamonte Springy Seminota County. Florida under th a F l c t l l l o u * N o m a e l S ILV ER A O O A U T O C E N TE R and that I intend ta regittar cold name with ltd Cleft ol Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida m accordance with the F 're rltlo n t ol the Flclltlo vi Name Statute* To Wit Section M i oe F tcrlda Statute* IfST /t Mark Rotantweig Public- Dec IE. IE. » . IEM. JanE. IFF* D E L UF Legal .Notices N’ k it c a r ly le ® b> r a m - w H ih t FREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL County Caurl SaminaN County. Florida Cota rt* K M F re td a m S a v in g ! 4 Loan Attoc (alien Plamtill. rt Sober I N King DeMndant County Court Dueal County. Florida Cota J M ttfJ SP F lttl Un<an National Bank ta Florida. Plamtill ry Robert N King Defendant N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F SSALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N mat by rirtua el Ihoye rarlain Wttly ta EtMutitat. at itylad above and mure pdrticularly that certain Wirt al E tM V td n al P d County Court ta Oueal County Florida upon a l.nal ludgemanl rendered In the ttgreta'd court en ltd Itth day ta Augvyt. A O iegg m mat certain cat# entitled F iryt Un ■an Natwnal Ban# ta Fltaida PtaatflP yy Rabat I N King Data—done which aftaeeanf W ill ta Itecuttan wot Oe"rated ta me ey She t i ll al Sammaia County Ftanda. and I hare termed property owned by Rtb eft N King tata property being located in Serninod County Florida more particularly Or u r C a t ille .n . O ld t«BE Vtaktwagan ear O A r d k -M t o -gamer M cotar l D t w F « l t g L V * l d F F f beiag itarad al Santard Towing and Pd undervgned Of Shorift ta rwmuwte County FltaLFk win al It M A M ow ma EHtl day ta December A D i*M tatar Far cad e -d ten ta " d hcge*yt bidder FOR CASH, lubiec• ta any and all aalyllng * * t al Pd F re—t iWetal Dear al tha ytape ta P d Sam w ad Cacatay Cota* hauM f* Santard Florida Pd •Carre dev r bad paryMcai pro fdrfy That cant yaw t be— g made ta ka'iyEy P d tar my ta laid Writ ta ( cwtatan JtPn ( Per* SheriP Swmuwta CayWy < w a r Pubtcyp December 1 I I te 1* V. DEL N IN THE C IR C U IT C O UdT (IG tC T E E N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O FO R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O M I lM C A a e P A LLIA N C E M O R TG A G E CO M PAN Y, a F tar Ma i» E « e k a < Peeomit fl K A TH E R IN E C TA Y LO R a t e K A TH E R IN E N T A r i OR el at Defendant* NOTICE OF AC TIO N TO K A TH E R IN E E TA Y LO R a t a K A TH E R IN E N TAYLO R Key arm r Unknown i aC known martmg a t e m P O Bar M il Wmtar Par* I ta><d* D P I any y—O greniaay acfignwec In Ituyteay ar athar iir s K 'm h is r r TA Y LO R a k a K A T h E R i NI N TAYLOR Reyrdeme unanawn YOU ARE N O T IF IE O P d l en at **en la tarec •>*• Pw — mtaagr ■nc umber lag Ihe fellew ing prw drfy n Sammata Cacwfy Florida Let If. F t R N B R OOK TR A ILS FNfASE III M iordw g to the ptol Pd*eot ay recorded m Pta* toad 11 Papa I I Public u . , atm ta Sarninad Cacmfr F la rld a T e g » i h » r w llK Range O ra n . R a ln g a r a la ' Dikhaathar Otapeyei Vent Fan Wail ta Wail CMpai hay been Iliad be P d FiadK H agamy* you and a "d ty Pi Pw •fame ir.m d cauea and you •'* ra d -ra d la *a»*e a cegry ta your wriftan datanya*. il any M IF an S M ITH 4 SIMMONS. Pia •• •M y r id r l 111 W a ll Ada — y Sir oaf Suita H d . JackktairHd Florida 111*1. an ar betare January 10 lege and life Ihe original atth Pd Ctark ta l*u* Court etmar betare karetad «n Plamtilt i attarnry ur Immed ataly IhereaFtar tatdrwiia a datau't will ba entared agamy! you lor iha raldl dememktd n the i d k p i n l a» p eiU di W ITNESS my hand and tee' ta ih.i Caurl en buy iSPi day ta December l*M I S E A LI O A V ID N B T R H ir N CNrk o< Pd Clrcurl Court By Kelly McClain Deputy Ctark Pubiith Dec t*. 1* i*W Jan 1 e I tat D EL m NOTICE Nance il hereby giron that the Board a* County Commiyydnert of Lem.no*e County Florida intend* to hold a Public Hearing af I on P M ta at toon Ihareel tar at goytibta at if* raguta' mealing ltd Idth ta January lege at Pw Coywty Sarikay Building lift [a t t Firyl SPee* Sanford. Flarlda. Room W II* ta c a -V d e ' ■ reguei* from F io t ld a C a b le l e l e t l i l s n Network Inc tor a nonacclutire trenchne to grenda lor ltd tnttallallen, ogarotlon and mamtenanca ta a Cable Tetan n o - Syttam witbin the twin (orporatad area at Sammma County Periony m o adritad P d l it they decide ta cageel any dr eluant mode at Put haaring they will need a record ol the proceeding*, and tor yuCh pu'poto the* need ta myuro Ihot 0 verbal>m record ot Pd pro cowdingt if made, which recc'd include* the fetlimony and etl dance upon which the eppeei ly to ld Laud D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk to the Board ot County C om m ittlo n o rt ol Seminole County. Florida Publith Dec It M 1*M D E L tkf wow / ^ r V weaeii ' o ' -----------▼ l a ro w c * cw rnuti FEM A R f Y O U L O O K IN G POR W O R K T W I C A N H R IR I ^AHwe'&ee- cw efvL u tiH EFFORT 4 a m. I l f I . Tnd Slraet Santard 31113*0 T K f ^ r A r jr v t,f p r < f 4 sGS WE ARC VERT B U S T!!! 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All shifts are available £P airitm g J Y O U R S O C IR C t u n it y to r a d v a n c e m e n t il y o u h a v e th e a t t it u d e WE OFFER •COMPETITIVE STARTING SALARY •COMPLETE JOB TRAINING • TEAM WORK ENVIRONMENT • ME0ICAL & LIFE INSURANCE • PAID VACATION • RETIREMENT PLAN •APPRAISALS/SALARY CONSIDERATIONS BOCK HOC O u rr-p (,vct C-V Buyh hog Bov toad -g and Otom g i n kO» or m f l i t C a rp e n try M u l l ba e i f f r l t n i t d E fc a lltn i pay Lengaaad Sl«r* M i FMI A p p l y In P e r s o n : • Obit KOFI • Df-tf Fit • R ond s run tiMSFOktiin* I U I IIT U Fit INSPECTOR PACKERS a A New Corea' o A Nea Beginning Call Frattar Ste 373 3700 71 — H e lp W anted 71— H elp W anted 71— H e lp W anted N A T IV E CASUALS May V * i, CantroMali m oan Surf Supalift. Catual Wtar Gift Cartibcataf. W tl Suit* POWELLS O FFICE SUP P LY ■ Th# pi4cv fo ihop for th# p#rt#<V#tfic# 0'M !" H I ft M#gneh# A*f ,. ft#Flf#pft Fl ) I ) IP4) �10S — Sanlord Htraid. Sanlord. Florida - Monday. OactmDor 19. 1CSB 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent All YOU N IID TO 4NOW IN Rl Al IMAtl A M O R O A B lf • ) Upm hom* SUNLANO ESTATES 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent *ai m kiNban Baaytltul X M i l pupp>at' Black 4 Sun* Black AKC Call rm < S »1 aa Will kaap III x m m i__________ Can m ' U i •im r H l/l «*im carpart MV>| I M r* Rant Irxama I ' l l month V x 'if 'C* M l MO I rr •w« or i n M il pit— 1PM ROTTWEILERS ARC REG 133— Acreage malat I tamala Tarmt 0* Irada a.ailabla aor H I W* Lots/Sale REALTY, INC. We litl and tell morr properly than anyone in Ihe Greater Sanlord lake Mary area. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER LANYORD Cdunlr* tfwfWi I I STENSTROM r U R N U M IO R O O M ! M min tram D T U n lo rd QwMI 4 paacatvt raliQimrtbamat U S o t plut plot I Altar 4 PM_____________ » > X X 200- Registered Pets Ill-A p p lia n c e s / Furniture Property/Sate lor a* iroat1 Bar A n ■ Van lord Call M l H P Arrytlma R lP A C I H i A T I R a Brand nan Hill m ptg Pa d tt iy a ill tacritKa tar tad __________ tat >I4> a tWAtt H A N C IN O l IO h T a An*« tPM 203— L iv e sto c k and Poultry Aral caning. tplli plan, attumabi* laan* IM WO TO P Q U A L IT Y R IB U IL T W atbart. D r y . r t Raagat. RalitB. Baaal Ooar D ial** 213— A u ctio n s TWIN BRO S ft. Camatata 4 Ilka nan M a r. >>■ in ( laka Art m on* or in ro P R IC ID TO m i l I barm . I bam <*nir#i H A llr«gl»<• during aroa connmant loaa lion Good narghborbaad 4 •RIDGES AND SON Auction a n r y Tburida* IPAA WE IUT ESTATES! 113—T e le v is io n / R ad io / S te re o A cc e s s o rie s CALL TOOAY SANFORD COURT ARTS iji iiu HI I bam UToataartma maw 4apm b a rltn d a n . taiad p ita . « r » i» r bar. baallar taoat. 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N a » T irat 4 P a r i Runt O'PPH Atklnf 2 3 3 -A u to P a r is / A c c e s s o rie s ataOTOR B R A C K f to 9 %9 • » « * • « ' * I f l l l l h f motor * t ll tupport M MP motor A lm jif now t iit J « 0 « M mtn rm , C H tamadyard tac Han Roan* i n nra 173-3101 I li- C o m p u t e r s IO C AT 10441 I bdrm I bam r mo C ratting* I **•» •»* •a m .l r rm d ‘* '»g arta 117— Sporting Goods 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn ish e d / R ent 23J— T ru c k s / Buses / V a n s COM HOHl fOk !Hl HOUDAfS 223— M isce lla n e o u s 1R9-Office Supplies (jT O V tV te W A p t * - cour m i ihi Oirrrtr «rCf DORCHESTER APTS n d* la tta Canira* M/A r npRiaro kroanad P o x * 4 On. t if mm tram t a« « «a . “ t ' l lot D l 10*1 altar IPAA 110— Real Estate / Equipment 117— C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls 23R— V e h ic le s W anted fOR SALE/LEASE 1 9 3 - Law n A G a rd e n PRE0WNED HOMES •I A V A ll A R l I TOR IAAAAI D I A T I OCCUPANCY T O O U A IIT IID BUT I R 9k f TOP I I t v wffeked IAT» trM|| •« W<> fsa*r«pt u»H parts AA AUlO U U A O I e t D i l a r i ftftAftftftl NEED CREDIT? 2 3 9 - M o to rc y c le s and B ik e s 1 9 9 -P e ts ft S u pp lies LAKE fRONf 127— O tfic e R e n ta ls VAMO60 I I •'** m^i ||y|N| A IlMilf »"•» tiffpiatR e#t mliHNw I can |a<af( «*4 »•**■•* 4ufa iKmtlf tot OtJ» po’ toe Cam m in i 1R1— A p p lian ce s / Furniture 230 — Antique/Classic Cars IO N O W OO O la ta lr«n* C#da» hum. I | ft nanI I bdrm. f bam Mrenrwd aer.n 4 m a»t ••••at' laka Mn#r V t o r n ' W A llA C I C R I S t R I A I T T m k ill STUDENTS! MALE COCKATEES SIAMESE CAT NEW LISTING!! Inni Pamr i yr atd nnvHrnd dmianad nry attar 'arvr'r i M i . r n b r x t privacy lanca garaga It k l l t l M A. and M u t k a i" O N IY Sid WO Alan k fabntnn. Rr-tAai Unltm o a r u t i sm b C a n e i W B • N Q A l A Q U A R IU M # Lang Hand Mood Pwmg 4 G ra n t Qr*al C brntm at S*ai tat XI u i lanly I bdrm igitl plan OWNIB WANIS OUT! f tdrm 2 0 0 - R e g iste re d P e ls I ||tl himt db gei eg* new r«*4 111 000 A ll i « b « ptttri W m Ow*wr f.rsAFMtn^ Cam Id MIOOIN 1AH I i(«,y A*#t| HIT ^ 4f«J l vaftfcW hom# froww toe cM i|tm «t' M W • ’ ‘*9 .” »< r . n I bdrm . > bam 4 Ha •*> 147— In d u strial P ro p e rty / Sale T f x p /P ekm P T R .V N M J tpywanatb GOLDEN RETRIEVER FUFS 6 t «p« m r.nM ft U i tetfl PBtaettanprtmises 9rwwVft AKC. P r t » . 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I bam Can H ’A tprmklar 4 alarm lyttam. ttonalirtplar. 1.1 MO Call D l 0011 _____ •FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE l • I0B PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE i i 1 800 437 3004 IM H i l t KKXX l h r i l l (r | i M # A C T TRAVEL S C H O O L NEED A NEW CAREER? TRY! COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST a c o u ru lll KltOASDlBC • NURD PB0 CISSIRC • MICRO c o u ru lis SYSHM • M U MSI tirilCAIlONS • BALK r tO C M V V i« * lllC I* O R K ir » lA 0 SnHIS •lotus l?J* *MRD nRKCT* •cbAH m ♦ • SANFORD LAKE MARY RESIDEN TS.... Florida Technical C o llege has opened NEW classroom facilities in the LAKE KATHRYN PLAZA Graduate in 6 m onths Day or Evening Classes To U " «ft't« buQft frget mitts mftrs sun ta j«r W m r H i m r laan m l ym m ug m4 Ma>H tairtianai u a i Nam ti*ar and -mdtm kamag Rari Ntgat I m a m I n . ' 1 C lim ib t l Kftmmorft|IftitfKDryf* 2(03100 I ACRE TR ANQ UIL* Part lit# % # » ♦ * ) bdrm . 1 bftth. C«e H A. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1988 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, December 19, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1988. 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>, December 19, 1988; <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/8f741378a35c222fdefc733fa485d275.pdf 74ec18cab96c7444a47edfe7667c6dc4 PDF Text Text Plant critics reconsider N E W S D IG E S T Yankee Lake furor may be dwindling Soviets conduct nuclear test MOSCOW — The Soviet Union conductrd an underground nuclear explosion Saturday at It* Semlpalatlnsk range In central A»la to tr»t military technology, the oflktal Taaa new* agency said. In a brief dispatch. the agency nald the yield of the explosion conducted at 7 IH am Moscow time ranged brtween 20 kllotnn* and ISO kllolons From Unllod P r«»a Intarnallonal raporla □ Nation Whore the Military is Largest U.S. Installations W ASH IN Q IO N — Fortner Texas Sen .John Tower, named by Presided -elect George lUi-h to be the next defense arcretary. *ay» he will try lo run a strong military undrr light budget constraints "Th e bottom hoe l* that we must provide at least a* much. If not more, defense lor less money." Tower £ ld Hush ended week* of speculation Frttlay when h r named the hawkish former tiead of the Senate Armed Service* Committer lor the coveted Job Tower, under pressure lo streamline the Prnlagon. immediately made several suggr* dons for rrfonn and added that be may support culling some weapon* *y*lrm* to save money Ba* Pag* 0 A □ Sports Bengals clinch AFC Central CINCINNATI - A strong wind pushed ladim lllrr s field goal awry Saturday provided the opportunity the Cincinnati IV needed to claim the A FC Central Division s TM f ^ c h a m p io n s h ip / / ■ I f Santa’s elves have nothing on this pair W IN TER SPRINGS - Santa and hi* reindeer have arrived In Seminole County Hut not without the long hour* of hard work by Zandl Morn* Zandl created 30 4 foot by 4 foot wooden reindeer In one wrek tilt* month From her craft ahop home on Stair Road 434. she and a Irllnw cralt enthusiast. Sally llurrls id Altamonte Springs, make and sell dr« orations Sally finds pteturrs to enlarge lor |Mitrrn* then ruts and prepare* the wiaal lor /andl to (taint because customer* keep her bu»v In the shop ilaurtng daylight hours Zandt lus hail to (Mint under « lUaHlIighl In tier liack yard wane evenings until midnight flatter trr»|>rralurrs mean wearing four shirt* and hip U*H» to keep warm while *hr works At one point. Zandt and Sally w rrr preparing nine reindeer and a sleigh for a rusltanrr wlto had planned a party "That's a lot of rrtrtdeer." Zandt said Ihey stretch clear a< mss my liar k yard " Zandt began preparing lor Christmas in Srplrm hrr One of the three im illt Itl tier house Is filled with I hr handmade wreaths, tree ornament*, slutted (tears, penguins angels and other seasonal novelties site has made More than 3.(XX) Christmas lights and /andl s reindeer, snowmen. |rengulns and a nativity scene drrnralr the lawn Sally dew nla-s her Iriend and coworkrr as a tornado ” Zandt works from 3 a m In l a tn dally lo keep the loom filled. "I need In do thl* — I guess It * |u*t nervous energy from the tune I pul my fret on the floor in the morning 'III the llntr I fall asleep Most of the time I fall asleep sewing or painting ' She fears there won't tie enough lime in a day lo accomplish everything "I've got so many Ideas I'll never live tong enough lo make them all she said In wltal was her dining morn, stir Mans Iter creations that (tack sltelvrw and line walkways at rus* her car|iei "Sometime* I think. My God. I'vr made all till*!' Then I !<«>k at my workroom and think. T v r gut to niukr all this tirfnrr I die?"* Alter 14 years ol participating In the trail show circuit, she set up Zandt Morn* Cralt* In her home See Reindeer. Page 3A aw** s » * St laws **•»*« Local artist Zandl Morris puts finishing touches on wooden Rudolph One test result in, another one coming Monday Condition of jailed man’s house shocks authorities * With five seconds led i j i 1 iii rrgulatton and the I I \ M N BT, •c o r e li e d 1 7 -1 7 . \ l l a I.oli in I llr r * 21) ya rd , )■ ) field goal was blown Florida............... Health................ Horoscope......... Nation................ Foopl*............... Perspective..... . Folic*................ Sport*................ Television......... Weather............ C lo u d y , c o o l te m p e ra tu re s P a rtly C loudy SANFORD — Tw o critic* ol the Yankee l-akr wafttrwaler treatment plant have conceded that Seminole County * wetland* disposal *y*tem may lx* adequate aftrrall Their nrw t*>*iOon I r w m Ihr possibility o* an u|>|trul lo block operation of the plant now under <omit ruction weal of hrrr. The rnturmloii* came Frlrlay after county official* conducted a tour of the vast 3.000-acrr Yankee Lake sllr that Included riling* of a young American bald eagle and a deer* overnight real In i spot Fat Harden, of the Friend* of the Weklva. said the engineer* ‘appear to have done u pretty S k ie s w i l l h r mostly clear with some cloud* develop­ ing In ihr afternoon, cold and windy. High t r m p r r a lo r r * are expected In Ihr mid SO* with winds out of the northw est ul IB-20 til.p it SANFORD — lam Howell, can­ didate for District I «ily commis­ sioner In Tuesday's runoff election, mude public result* of a laboratory lest taken Friday which shows he is free of any traces of marijuana or cocaine. In disclosing the rrsull*. Ilowrll charged hi* election opponent. James Sweeting III. failed lo meet his challenge lo undergo a similar lest at Central Fiorina Regional Hospital Sweeting, wlm sa id he would undergo a drug tr*l by tils personal physician on Friday, said Iasi night his Irsl r e s u lts were not yrl avail­ able. Sweeting said he prrfers lo dls cuss positIvc proposal* of how lo Improve Ihr d ly Instead of drug tests. Howell Issued the challenge lo lie tested for drug usage lo Sweeting Friday morning, saying lie doesn't suspect Sweeting of using Illicit drugs, hill thinks showing that the two candidate* are drug free I* a good example lo the young people of the city. Sweeting said Ihr challenge should have lieeu Issued earlier In Ihr eam|>algn because hr Isn't sure how long It will lake lo gel llir results of Ills lest, and Tuesday Is election day. lie said rarller hr ihlnks ihe challenge was In |x«>t taste and Impugned hi* character. "1 have lo keep rny campaign on Ihr posltlvr side and will ronllnur to do so." hr said He said rxumplr* of that are his proposals to Improve the city's C See Tests, Page BA SA N FO R D — Cleanup has Mtarird at the rural house of a Jailed 70 year-old Sanford man who official* report lived In a rubbish tilled building with many eleelrtcal code and safely vio­ lations "Till* I* die llr»i time I've seen anything like this ul all In tlir county Tills l* Ih r worst I've ever seen, said Seminole County Fire Marshal KliK Middleton Seminole County shertfT* deputtr* who searched the residence r'WS *1 Mpr/fJ vessel •MBwy ?•v., ■.. f » c1 ol Merle Parker, ol B4B6 U k r A v r , In connection with his arTest Dec 5. called Seminole County building, health and lire official* to the scene Dec 12 Middleton and sheriff* depu­ ties described the residence a* an iin|Mirtltlonrd (l.CXX) square toot structure with paper, trash, human and animal waste, open cans of dog food, and other rubble covering the floor id the building. In one corner. bagged trash was pllrd up to a height of * U fret. Ihey said A spare heater Sec House, Pag* BA .r* TJin i Fire marshall Kirk Middleton said the house was Mhe worst I’ve ever soen SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call322-2611 �8A — Sanford Httsid. Sanford, Florid* — Sunday, DscsnvDsr 18, 1988 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE FLORIDA BRIEFS S tudent pleads guilty in exposure case KISSIMMEE — A 22-year-old honor student described as an alcoholic by his attorney has pleaded guilty to running naked through a shopping mall and exposing himself to a three-year-old girl and her babysitter. Kenneth Wide). 22. pleaded guilty Friday to two counts of Indecent exposurr and pleaded no contest to a charge of performing a lewd act In the presence of a child. Wldel. a former honors student at The Citadel, a prestigious South Carolina military school, will be sentenced Jan. 27 Mis attorney. Daniel Perry, and prosecutors have agreed on a sentence of a year In the Osceola County Jail The attorneys also recommended Wldel enter an alcohol treatment program during the last two months of his sentence. The attorneys also recommended Wldel remain on probation for nine years after he Is released from jail. Wldel was arrested Oct. 20 after police received reports of a man exposing himself at an apartment romplex and. a few m lnutrs later, of a naked man running through a shopping mnll. A llig a to r re m a in s a s m e lly p ro b le m S T PETERSBURG — A noxious smell In a residential garage was generated by the skulls of about 100 alligators that apparently had been Illegally slain. ofTlclalssaid Capt Don Arnold of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission said Friday the alligator skulls, wrapped tn plastic trash bags, were found after three elderly women ralleu police and complained about the smell T h 5 women live In a home near the garage and said they had no Idea who dumped the skulls, which were found Thursday Arnold said he thought thought the remains were the work of alligator poachers who sold the skins and probably were going to use the heads for trophies. He said the alligators were from 4 feet to 0 feet In length. Bats dive-bom b graduates OR LAN DO — Just when you thought It was safe to go back Into the j^rmnaslum. along comes "Th e Return of the Living fla ts P a r t 11 The bothersome creatures have popped up again at the University of Central Florida's gymnasium — dubbed the "Hatrave" tn October after the furry filers made their first appearance — this time during a graduation ceremony. U C F ofTlclals said at least three hats showed up Friday for commencement exercises scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. In the university's gymnasium. T w o bats buried graduates and other members of the audience before the ceremonies and a third whirred past students as they walked to the stage to get their diplomas. UCF spokesman Dean McFall said The Mexican free-fall bats — with wingspans averaging less than 6 Inches — were captured and killed by animal control officers after the ceremony. The bats wrre trapped In the gymnasium earlier this year during the facility's renovation and have been making regular appearances, prompting students and workers to call the gymnasium the "Batrave." Form er Navy doctor blasts prison care S TA R K E — A prison doctor who served 30 year* In the U.S Navy says health rare In Florida's correctional system Is In a worse stale than It was tn Vietnam during the chaotic years of thevrar. Dr. Lloyd Stctiler said the state's prison hcalth-carc system Is disorganized and demoralizing to the medical professionals who work In It. "T h e delivery of medical care in this system ts worse than anything I ever saw In Vietnam." said Sletzler. who served as a doctor, surgeon and medical administrator In the Navy. "A n d I saw some pretty horrifying things over there It s more chaotic, more frustrating, mure demoralizing Ilian you can Imagine " Stetzler s criticism came at the conclusion of the second day of federal hearings Friday at Union Correctional Institution Into allegations of poor Inmate medical care and Interference by non-medical administrators In prison health-care decisions O yster industry faces crucial test APALACHICOLA — Florida's once lhiivlng oyster Industry faces a crucial test this week when thr governor and Cabinet consider pruftosals that could alter traditions, revive a sagging business or lead to Its demise Natural force* have dealt oyster-rich Apalachicola flay multiple blows since 1985. crippling the supply ol widely prized oysters. The bay's remaining shellfish stock faces Intense harvesting pressure and threats of pollution as Its coastlines are developed On Tuesday, thr governor and Cabinet consider the proposal* amid Intense lobbying from proponents and opponents. From United Press International reports LO TTE R Y The winning numliers In Ihr Ditto JackjMil draw ing urr 15. 34. 33. 30. 27. und 38. Lottery nil trial* will announce Mon day If a winning ticket was purchased. T h r dully numlier Saturday In l fie Florida lathery CASH 3 game was 741 IN a-9ht Pt#f Inwmteft *n a*a< t or Bar I Unltse Reese International T A L L A H A S S E E - Charles Whitehead was named Saturday to another lour-vrar term as chairman of thr Florida Demo­ cratic parly, a post he has held for the post right years Whitehead was elected to the post by the Democratic Execu­ tive Committee during a party session In Tallahassee. He had planned to resign from the c h a irm a n s h ip and a n ­ nounced his plans after the Democratic National Convention in July. George P latt, the form er chairman of thr Broward County Democratic Executive Commit­ tee. was Whitehead's choice tn succeed him as state chairman But Platt failed to qualify as a candidate for precinct commit­ teeman. an essential step to become state chairman Demo­ c ra tic leaders then asked Whltehrad to Slav at the helm of the party for another four years Whitehead sold he got a letter of praise from U.S. Sen Bob Graham. D-Fla.. who opposed Whitehead when he first sought the state chairmanship In 1980 Graham was governor at thr time and had picked Wayne Bailey, a political science pm lessor at Stetson University, for the job. But Bailey dropped out of the rare when It became ap|varrnt that Whltehrad. a Panama City automobile dealer, had the votes to beat him Whitehead and Graham are working on a January Democrat­ ic summit to plot strategy for the upcoming 1990 elections, when the Democrats would like to regain control of the governor * office. U.S. Attorney makes four appointments U .S . A t t o r n e y R o b e rt Genzman has announced (bur appointments to his office, which serves Srmlnole and 31 otfvr central Florida cuutnicw. G e n z m a n has nam ed Gregory K rhor as hts iitjp assistant Krhor. a prosecutor from Ft. Lauderdale, will re­ place Joseph D. Magrl early tn 1989 Magrl will remain with the U.S. Attorney as a trial lawyer In the civil division Genzman said he also has created eight nrw positions in the Middle District U S At torney's office The district Includes the cities of Orlando. T a m p a . F I . M y e rs a n d Jacksonville Joining Genzman* staff are James Kllndt. a commercial lltlga lor from Orlando. Steve Kunz. an assistant state pro serutor from Jacksonville, and Monte Richardson, an appeals court clerk from Atlanta Genzman becamr U.S. At­ torney Sept 26 when Robert Merklr stepped down to run for U.S. Senate U S Attorney General Ed w in Meese apjxilntrd him tn an interim 120-day term until federal Judges will make an Indefinite appointment. Genzman said LO C A L FO R ECAST Today...Clear, cold and windy with a high In thr mid 50* Wind* will be guttling oul of (tie northwest at 15 lo 20 miles per hour. To n ig h t...C lo u d y and cold with a chnucr of scullrred frost, laiws In thr mid lo ujijier 30* unci light winds oul of ihr north * Hama Oalleaey: I Monlhy. tic >J. ( Monthe. Sir Mi Voor. SSI M In Stala Mall 1 Month* SUM/ • Month* th Mi Voor. Mt.M Out O* Slot* Mail Three Month* *11 M, « Month* *44 It, Year STS M Phone (Ml) U n t i l . Cards inundate post o ffice United Preee International SPRING H IL L - Despite picas to stop. Amrrit a Is keeping those Chrtslmas cards m m lng to a British hoy who already has achieved tils Guinness record for post cards and whose cancer, which oner threatened his life. I* In remission Mario Morhy. 13 of England made a plea for jtctsi cards in 1987 when he was believed to be dying of leukemia Somehow this year tlial plea lias become garbled and people througlmut the United Slates are sending millions of Christmas i ards France* Keefe, founder of Florida Child s Wish Come True, an organization that tries lo fulfill dying rlitfdren'* Iasi dr. sires, said she 1» swamjied wllll card* Ifrr pleas to slop have only brought itvtre tnall " I t s terrible ll |usl keep* gelling worse.' Krrfr said Sal urtiav She and overworked postal officials In this tiny wr*t Florida town held a news i onfrrrrn«~r Friday to slop ihr flow T h r hoy's 500.000 pieers of mall this week alone hs* fntrrd Ihr U S Postal Service to modify equipment and add workers good, hi* parent* *av During Ihr original catn|iaigii fast year. Keefe and Ihr t»>v * parent* inltullv derided lo use Ihr name David lo afford film some anonymity and in allow them lo screen the mail for (tomography, which was sent occasionally The story has been spread by i h.- Spring HUl j«**t office computer network* in rh u n li rrcelied 78.(MX) pines of mall for the boy Friday, while the main post office in nearby Tampa ha* received Just 400 letters addressed to Santa Claus this month postal official* said Thr bov earned hts place In the Guinness Book of World Met mil* months ago for collect­ ing s rnord nuinher of post aid* not Christmas i ards Marto fives wiifi his family (M il side Birmingham England Ills i sneer has iirrn in remission for a vrar amt his prognosis I* bulletins on television shows and other ways and In ihr process some wrong Information wa%transmitted. Keefe said "It was like ihe old whisjirrtng down Ihr line game," site said " T h r name of our organization gol i hanged, and Ihr name David gol changed tn flainon. Derrtc k and just stioul anything starting with a D *And the type of cants gol i hanged The teen agrr ajjcf his family apprectale the mifpourtng tml they list want Ihr cards tn stop Toddler home after transplant United Freea International SARASO TA - A 19 month old Ellrnlnn girl came home for Chrtslmas with a new Itvrr. s smile for well-wishers and grate ful parents Valerie Tokajrr arrived Frldav ,at Ih r Sarasota Bradenton Airjmrt. 72 days alter undergo ing a lllrsaving liver transplant In Pittsburgh "This is going to be a great C hristm as." her father, Blit Tokajrr. told reporters "Valerie gol Ihr i are stir needed Bill To k a jrr and his wile. Thea. had warm words for Ihr thousand* of jtrople who do­ nated money lo help pay for Ih r lr d aughter'* operation Valerie was born with biliary arirsla. a condition lhal prevents loxlc bile from jcassing Into her Intestines In March doctors gave Valerie six months to live without the iransplani Bui on Friday. Valerie dldn l look or ac l like a <hild who had entile so close lo death She smiled for rrjMtrirrs and c lownrd around with her 6-year-old sis ler. Christina "W ere Just real hajipy lhal we re home," Bill Tokajrr said "T o see her smile Is Just amaz­ ing You can't ask fur a grralrr group of jieojilr than in Sarasola and Manatee counllrs " The Tokajrr* werr grrrtrd by several friend* and fam ily member* as they sirpjied oil Ihr jilanr I want lo say that I itt happy lo lx hark home and I m happy my sisiei s feeling Iwttrr." said Christina, who stayed with rrla Uvr* in Miami while Iter parent* and slslrr were In Pittsburgh fhe Tokajrr* hail hern In Plllshurgh since Sept 23. when they learned lhal a liver was available for Ihr lrans|tlant That liver was too small, however and another wasn't found until Oct 5 "We weir real skrjitiral." Bill Tokajrr Mid "W e didn't think tills day would ever route " Valerie * new liver came from a New Jersey hoy Thr Tokajrr* said they do mil know i)ir Imy's Identity, hul jilan lo coniacl thr family through the organization lhal proc ured Ihr liver Sunny 64-46 LA#T ■ FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI lUPl) - fur XU >4hoca p*r*tv*rtt 4*d r*tnf«ll tt • pm EOT todty Hi La l«IA City IS 22 0 Apalochicoca SJ 22 Crettrtew 04,1una Baa.h 14 M 0 M Si 0 Fori laodO-da-* 41 M « Fori Mr*r* u >4 0 G#*n#»viU6 Jocvton.ma « M 0 M 62 0 •Coy *•»' %4 Jt o Latr'a-d Miami 64 S4 0 u 61 0 Orlando 12 >0 0 Pee»ta<0*0 S t 46 0 Varato'* Bridetor SI It 0 TaHahattOO S4 41 0 Tampa 60 4/ 0 V»«o Beach O FULL Dec 23 W EDNESDAY PtyCldy 72-48 YHUR8DAY Cloudy B0-A8 TID ES MOON PHASES Dsol N ATION AL TEMPS TUESD AY PtyCldy 82-62 MONDAY Monday...Clcasr and cool with a high In the mid lo ujijieni 60* Sunday. Dscomtxr 18 1968 Vol 61. No 100 POSTMASTER: Send addraci chanpet •a THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0 Baa US7. Sanlard. FL m il, 427 closed near Fraancls Road from Hester Avenue lo Bedford Roed for about three hours The impact ruptured a 100 gallon saddle diesel tank o.i one truck end the crank case ot the other Seminole County Department ol Public Safety'* hazardous mat .‘halt unit worked to control the leek, end absorbed the spilled oil end deiael fuel with sand r F IR S T J D e c ie (USAS Ml >001 Setend Clott Poclege Paid at Lanlaed. Florida urn Seminole County Fireman Chain* Stephens helps wash sptiied oil and dlesei fues off County Road 427 where two tractor trailers collided Friday The drivers of the two rigs. David Rowllnson, 48. of Petosfcey, Mich, and 21-yearold Daniel Ainsworth of San'ord were treated for head Injuries at Central Florida Regional Hospital Fuel end oil leaks kept SR EX TEN D ED O UTLO O K I B Pvblichett Doily end Sunday, eacepl Sdturdoy by live Venlord Harold. Inc.. MO N Front* Are . Sac.Cord, Fla urn T r u c k s c o llid e THE WEATHER U tO tn a ye (• X ite l COO on|l Boa ) liM iM e i wi an, ordt, I too lo* a 10 (•nibs! IIM o n ll Boa * (nvmbert In an, order: n e lor t Keen* be! MO on 11 SIf0*9*1 Boa J U K m order droran MO in an, order on o |l bel 11(0*9*1 Bo* t |J»0 in order droren yao .I pxted >n comb-no* >on on 11be* W hitehead heads state D em ocrats NEW Dec 30 SUNDAY: S O LU N A R T A B L E : Min 12 35 a.in.. 12 50 j> m.; Mu) 6 40 a tn.. 7:05 p m T ID E S : Daytona Beach: high*. 3 18 a m . 3 28 p m . lows. 9 34 a m . 9.59 j> in.; New S m y rn a Beacb: highs. I i < > .* m I J Yi p in b>*•* 9:39 u in . 10 04 J im . Port Canaveral: high*. 3 26 a m | N A TIO N A L W EATHER C O N D ITIONS I T United Press Internatlonel R a in d re n c h e d p a rts of Southern California Saturday, turning Into snow In the moun­ tains. while heavy snow moved Into Ohio, New Jersey and southern Nrw England, the Na­ tional Weather Service said F o re ra s le r* posted snow advisories over Ihr mountain* a nd d e s e rt* of S o u th e r n C a lifo rn ia A low pressure system hovering off the southern coa.sl of California continued tn provide rain lo the Southwest. Winter storm watches for Sat­ urday night und Sunday were (Misled over central New York stale and muc h of Vermont FRIDAY Cloar 71-82 S TA TIS TIC S The high IrmjH-rulurr In San­ ford Saturday* was 54 drgrrrs ami ltie Friday nlghl'n low wa* in T lirrr was imi rainfall In Ihr 24 flour jicrlcMl ending at 8 j> m Saturday. The irmjK-ruturr at 8 j> m Saturday wu* 46 drgrrrs a* recorded hy the N ational Weallirr Service ul I lie Orlando Inlrrnallcmul Alrjmrt u I her data □ Saturday'^ high................. 85 r Barometric pressure..30.16 Relative h u m id ity .....80 pet C W inds....Northwest, lO m p h Rainfall............................None □ Today's sunset...... 4:13 p.m. □ Tom orrow 's sunrise.....7:08 C«*y A F tract! 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Florida — Sunday, December ia. 1968 - JA Jury awards damages to shooting victim POLICE BRIEFS S h o p liftin g s u s p e c t a c c u s e d of batte ry SANFO RD — Charger* of retail theft ugalnst a Sanford man accused of stealing Items from Winn-Dixie. Airport Houlrvurd. Wednesday, sere upgraded to robbery and Iwittery after he allegedly fought store workers who detained him for Sanford police. Major Wheeler. 33, of IH I l W 15th St . Sanford. Is held without bond In the case He was arrested at I he stnrr at 7 40 p in. Wednesday. M a n arrested for G o o d in g s ro b b e ry A L TA M O N Th SPHINCS — For the second time In little more than a week, someone has been arrested for stealing meal from the Goodings grocery store on Montgomery Hoad Altamonte Springs police arrested Guy Eugene Mill hell. 24. 401) Park A ve . Sanford at 11IK) p in Friday, alter the store manager reported spring him trying lo leave the store without paying for a piece of meat hidden In his Jacket The manager reported that when she tried to slop him Mitchell grahtied her arm an 1 loll the store. Several store employees pursued Mitchell, who after hiding In nearby bushes, uteri to escape tiv running through the Goodllmr* liar where he was nabbed by a Seminole County deputy as he lett the hack door, police reports stale Mitchell was charged w ith unarmed robliery. a *r« nod degree felony, and theft Hr was takrti to the Seminole County Jail where bond was set at 92.000 On Dec 8. ail Orlando man was arrested and charged with strong arm robliery after he reportedly attempted to steal a piece of meat from Goodings and subsequently struggled with srverla employers w ho tried to scop him E s tra n g e d h u s b a n d c ite d for rape W INTKH I'AHK — Seminole County deputies have arrested the estranged husband of a woman who r e p o r t e d she was raped twlre Wednesday night The woman w Imj lives In the 1400 blea k of Berkshire Court, reported a man she knew broke Into her home at about I I DO p rn and forced her to have * ri with him twice Subsequent to the Incident. Hussell Wade Durden 2b 0411 Swallow Dove Utngwood. was arrestrd by Maliland police Thursday and lakrn lo the Orange County Jail overnight on prof tattle cause hr comm it trd the rrim r Friday. Hughes was lakrn to the Seminole County Jail, where he was charged with burglary to an cacupled dwelling and two charges of sevital hattery Hood was srl at 910.000 D U I arrests m ade The following persons were arrested In Seminole County and charged w it It driving while under Ihrnlnllurni r of tntosii ants • Alfonso I, Gutierrez 25. fi l3 Murphy Hd Wintrr Springs was arrestrd at altoui I a m Haturilav by a Winter Springs {toller man who report rd seeing hint dtlvtng In thr middle ol Murphv Hi Mil Gulierrez was takrti in (lie Seminole County Jail where Ixmd was set at 9500 • M uhjel l.ee Sparks 34 525 I Sernoran llh d No 100 Fern Cork waseftarged with DCI Friday at about 8 45 p m on Krd Hug taikr Hoad after a Casselberry policeman reported seeing him staggering In thr Cassrlhrrrv Square {tarklng lot then driving to a nearby gas station where the otflcrr reporlrd seeing him staggering again Hr was taken tn the rounlv Jail where bond was set at 95t*l • James Alim Sutherland, 22 IHJ.'I landing Drive A|»l H Sanlnril, was ancstrd DUI by Allamuntr Springs {«olUe al altoui fl .30 pm Friday lotlowmg an acrldenl Invest Igat ton w here the olflr er rr{turtrd smelling aboltot 'in Ills breath Hnnd was set at $50*1 at the county Jail The Jury In a Seminole County Circuit Court rase yesterday awarded 9335,(XX) In damages to a former Apopka man who was blinded in a 11)85 shooting Incident. A 975,000 punitive damages award was made against defen­ dant John Daniels The suit was filed till Itally In 1985 by the parrnts of George Hrana. Arm ando and Favlola Drana Now of majority age. George Hrana will receive dam­ ages awarded yesterday, his attorney John Hoiidet said The rase was filed alter an Incident In April 1985 when George Hrana visited the home of classmate Danielle Chowanskl at 2 a in As he approached Chowanskl s window. Boudci said, her mother and Daniels were alarmed by noises outside Daniels Icit the house wiih a gun. hid In a ear outside the house, then shot Hrana as hr walked away from thr window, the attorney said A bullet struck Hruna’s « berk and exltrd his right eye. leaving him blinded In that eve. Iloudet said Polk p ro poses storage building co n stru ctio n SANFOHD — Seminole County Sheriff John Polk has pto|msrd construction of a storage build mg to replace a rented trailer totaled at the sheriffs t om pie * at the Sanford Airport Construction of the 12 by 12. by It) font building whl<h will tie built at a t o s t of 92 790 will save the department thr 9*X) a month rental lee tor the trailer Polk said Construction will Ite paid lor from the l.uw Enforcement Trust Fund, with money forfeited by suspet ts In nan ill lc« i use* AHC, Inc . of Alaluta. has presrrilrd plans lor the proposed frame building Polk requested approval from thr Seminole County Commission on Dec fl, to |>rtMred with construction ft BEDROOM OUTLET MARKET SQUARE PLAZA OF SAXON & ENTERPRISE (NEXT TO K MART) ORANGE CITY • 7 7 5 -0 7 3 4 com er 1 0 % OFF ANY BEDROOM SUITE f t * (M*t ** s . t t a - 1 ,W H i H M t W r t r twin 1A U . _ r . . ...................$50 FULL.................................... $70 Q U E E N ......................................$85 K I N G ............................. $80 lOYIAtQVARANIII- tsaa V i m wm SAVE 80% canopy n o rsiaii o » m t » * m ««o « $ 5 0 0 .0 5 or $23.27 w. I N u* Oary t«p* k i t e 1 W"t> 0 »»t <w CAaat h x 'r Hm Z I get I Ka* iim « in n i«« ORTHOPEDIC MATTRESS SETS STILL IN FACTORY CARTONS Lowest Prices in Central Florida for 23 Yeats' Oooa C N ttt * HIAMOAHO DAY BEDS • Bctftling • Bedroom Suite* • $399 • Woterbod* • s i d " * .* HUGt SELECTION TO (HOOD DOM FOUR DRAWER Wl SHOr DOM CANADA TO MIAMI. CHEST SO YOU OONT HAVE TO- T W O L O C A T IO N S ! O R A N O E C I T Y (N a .t to K »»h A Kam i C o rn e r O t S A X O N A E N T E R P R IS E • (904) T )S 0714 L A K E M A R Y mm ro » n *iui 14 ft I K . M A R Y B L V O . • (407) 1 )0 SOBS Mon Frl 10ft Sat tOft. Sun »2ft $99.95 brad In to the building An alternate plan had parking fat­ ing away from the building SANFOHD — Planning and Voting lor the plan with {Miking facing the building w rrr Garv inning romiru**lf>nrr* rrcorn mended approval* of a change In Davtd*oti la-on Hrnokx Sr . Jay u*r lor the Sanford Court Motrl M alone am i J o h n be Hoy al 2H2I Orlando Drive. Thor* Chairman Hrrnt Carll and John da* night. and of a t onilttj-UMl Mont* voted again*! 11 John M Koval'* request for a u*r (aermll to allow an auto wtrduw tinting business in a tondltlonal use permit to allow him to operate an auto window new building on Fulton Street Ikrth approval* came on *pht tinting businesw in the building at HS5 Fulton St was also vote* Ho*r Pavton. owner of the recommended lot approval on a Sanford Court Motel. a*kcd for split vote City Planner Jay Mardrr re­ approval of a *ttr plan for her building, which *hc plan* to co m m e n d e d d e n 1a I of th r pha*e from a motel to a business permit, saying the building was inilldlng She plan* tn rent designed a* a business bulldtllg and an automotive business was l>rr*rnt motel loom* for bu*i not appropriate for It n r* * o ilie r » { mu r Koval said the building has T h e com m l* * tori recoin mended approval of the *ltr plan garages along ihe tuck ol It and on a 4-3 vote Thr *phl con­ no business building be knew of cerned the parking plan Two ha* garages H r also presrntrd a alternate {tarklng plan* were Iiet it ion signed by owners of all presented. with the one pre­ bustnes.se* in the area, trstillv ferred by the owner leaving wig they had no objection to thr parking thr way tt I* now. pro|n>*rd business Morrts said ByRRAD CHURCH Herald staff writer iltat the bustnrss building hi* office Is located In ha* garages on the bottom level, and moved lo deny the permit Malone said It I hr business was Identified as glass tinting Instead of an automotive bust ness, the staff protiatily wnoldn t have opposed II The commission voted 4 2 lo recom m rnd approval of the ja-rmlt w-tih ihe rondlllon* that all work on auto windows be ronductrd inside, and that no more than two cars walling to be worked on could be parked lit thr lot In other business, the com­ mission • Krrommrndrd rr/onlng ol properly at 17(N) W Flrsl St. Irom multiple family residen­ tial oltlrr-lnstihiiion.il lo general commercial G H High, owner of the pro|H-rty. said an appliance slorr was locatrd in the building unul about 30 days ago. which bad been thrrr since before the zoning was changed, and that lie Bee Park, Page SA If th is a p p r o a c h is indicative of M r. S w e e t i n g ’s U N D E R S T A N D IN G O F S A N F O R D ’S W A N T S A N D N E E D S , then he see m s to have a lot to learn. S o m e of us have s pen t years w o rk in g on S a n fo r d ’s p ro b le m s , and I feel w e have m a d e s ig n ific a n t progress. E L E V E N M O N T H S R E S ID E N ­ C Y IN S A N F O R D D O E S N ’T M A K E M R . S W E E T IN G A N A U T H O R IT Y O N L O C A L P R O B L E M S . ___________ m i i u n ;r « r n it .u f □ T W I N ...................................... $701 F U L L ...........................................$80 Q U E E N ...................................$115 KING ..................................... $155 •, H L i I i H .-» * a csmi t s t t w i MNB mIHM M o te l p ro p o s a l a p p ro v e d I have no p rob lem w ith Mr. S w e e t in g ’s e n th u s ia s m , but I b e lie v e he should have d o n e m o re h o m e w o r k as he has b e en a voter in S an fo rd for L E S S T H A N O N E Y EA R . M o s t of Mr. S w e e tin g ’s N E W ID E A S have b e en tried by the C ity C o m m is s io n , C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e , Airport Authority and o th e r d ed icated groups. These organizations have been ad­ dressing these issues LONG B E FO R E Mr. Sweeting came to town. BRING THIS AD FOR M B rliW r* M been good or not The caravan drove down every street in the city to the delight of the children I feel c o m p e lle d to respo nd to s o m e of th e th in g s that M r. S w e e tin g is a d d re s s in g to th e m e d ia in his c a m p a ig n for C ity C o m m is s io n e r, D istrict 1. As a resident of Sanford for some 35 years and 9 years as City Commissioner, I feel th a t Mr. S w e e tin g is not o n ly u n d u ly c ritic a l of the C ity C o m m is s io n , but has also ta k e n pot s h o ts at the Chamber of Commerce and Airport Authority. I h a p p e n to think all th re e e n titie s have been and are w o rk in g a g g re s s iv e ly on th e very th in g s that Mr. S w e e tin g a llu d e s to as HIS N E W IDEAS. N ow , I think I understand political s e m a n tic s as w ell as an yo n e, but they should be re s tric te d to paid political ads, and not hyped as c o m m e n ts to the press w ith th e d e s ire d e ffe c t of m is le a d in g the v oters of S a n fo rd . BEST BEDDING r.«M tn s.e H The Lake Mary Police end Fire departments played Santa s helpers Saturday handing out toys and r.andy to children whether they s u, ru» »*•*•■* D e a r S a n fo rd C itize n s: * -I* LK. MARY CENTER 14 A LK. MARY BLVD. (NEXT TO K MART) LAKE MARY • 330-5085 hwaww »u S a nta and his h e lp e rs CAPTAIN BEDS MICA SETS $199.95 $649 R O LLA W A Y BEDS I I $99.95 | SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITES M R . H O W E L L H A S L IV E D IN S A N F O R D F O R M ORE TH A N 10 YEARS, OW NS PROPERTY, A N D H A S B E E N A C T IV E ­ LY IN VOLVED IN S A N F ORD'S PR O G R ESS. A L T H O U G H H E H A S N O T P R O M IS E D T O R E -IN V E N T T H E W H E E L , IT A P P E A R S T H A T H E W O U L D BE A P O S IT IV E IN F L U E N C E O N T H E C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N . A.A. “ M a c ” M c C la n a h a n s a PAID POLITICAL ADV PAID BY A A U C C IA O A H A O �AA — Ssnlortl HatUd, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, Dscsmbsr 18, 1988 U.S., PLO conclude round one of talks United 9m « In te fn iilo n il CA R TH A G E. Tunisia - U S . AmbasMdor Robert Pelletreau M id he hopes hts unprecedented talks with officials of the Pales­ tine Liberation Organization would usher In "comprehensive peace" In Ihe Middle East. ” We have just concluded the Initial meeting between the U n ite d S ta le s a nd r e p r e ­ s e n t a t iv e s o f ih e P L O . " Prllrtieau. 53. said after meeting Friday with a four-member Pal­ estine Liberation Organization delegation for 90 minutes. “ Our discussion was very’ practical and characterized. 1 w ould say. by a sense of purpose. It is our hope that this dialogue, as It develops, wilt help bring about negotiations that will lead to a tqrp prefer nine peace" In the Middle East, the U.S envoy said. In W ashington. State De­ partment officials said U.S. embassies had been placed on security alert worldwide because of fears radical Palestinian groups may try to undermine the peace process by attacking American officials A cable, aimed especially at U .S . emb^HSlra In Western Europe and the Middle East, was sent Wednesday night asking ambassadors to "review security pmeedures and lake enhanced precautions." according to a dr part m m l official. The United States previously refused to hold direct talks with the PLO. which surfaced In 1964 and which Washington had iron- Israeli prim e m in ister decries U.S. decision Uaftad F rs s t International JE R U S A LE M P rim e Mtnlstrr Yitzhak Shamir Sat­ urday denounced ihe U.S. decision lo open a dialogue with Ihe Palestine Liberation Organization and predicted A m e ric a n officials would "quickly see that they have cried " "Th e Untied States' decision to enter negotiations with the PLO was serious, difficult and painful." Shamir told Israel Radio In his first comment since the Reagan Administra­ tion announced Ihe dectalon Wednesday “ The United States decided lo enter negotiations, to have c o n ta c ts w ith the m ost extreme enemy of Israel." Shamir maid "It la no wander that this i Hie red n terrorist ta g a n lz a tk m . Hui Wednesday. Secretary of Stale George Shultz announced that P LO C ha irm a n Yasser Arafat had met U.S conditions for a dialogue by recognizing Israel and renouncing terrorism In a news conference In Geneva earlier that day. ShulU then designated Pelletreau as the of­ ficial American representative for talks with the group, which caused shock and no wonder that we are all thinking and weighing whal happened, why did It happen and whal should be dope." Shamir, who was charged with forming a new taraeli government following the Nov. I election*, said the U.S. decision emphasized Ihe need for a broad Israeli government that would Include his rightwing Likud Party as well as the center-left tabor Party. Its chief rival. He rejected any suggestion that Israel should alter its own stance toward the PLO. say­ ing. "Th e PLO is the most extreme- enemy of Israel. The PLO engraved upon Its Rag the destruction of Israel. It did not change this Iposlilonl." The U.S.-PLO talks began Friday In Tunisia wrie oppused by Israel. On Friday. Pell* trrau. a 36 year Foreign Service veteran, met with PLO oinclals at the ancient Phoenician p o rl of Carthage. 30 miles northwest of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia where the PLO Is based PLO delegation chief Yasaer Abd Habbo said. “This meeting was practical and ronrtructlve because are have carh frankly dlscusacd our poaltlon and our points of view." "Th e PLO reaffirms its hope this dialogue will get ua closer (o an International conference for peace In the Middle East and that this conference will be held with (he participation of all partlea concerned. Including Israel and the PLO." Rabho said "W e hope the dialogue will enable us to see (he International conference in ihe coming few weeks," Habbo said. "We hope the application of this change in (U .S .) policy will be a real pressure upon Israel lo change Its policies of occupation, of terrorism snd of repression against our Palestinian people." Pelletreau sal with his political officer. Robert Hull, at a rectan­ gular table during the talks In a reception room al the Dar Moghrubta Palace government guest house The four-member PLO tram sat a separate rectangular table fa rin g the U .S . diplom ats. Besides Rabbo. a member of Ihe PLO Executive Committee, the Palestinians were A bdallah H o ra n l, another e xe cu tive committee member. A N lei Lai Is Ahu Hi|leh. deputy head of lire P L O 's political office, and Hakam Hallaoul. the PLO repre­ sentative to Tunisia Asked when U S . and PLO officials would meet again. Rat-bo said, "ft will not be too far away. It hasn't been scheduled yet I don't think II will LAkr months Maybe weeks " ROAD WORK THIS WEEK A m erican e m b a ssie s go on se c u rity alert Arafat or attark Israeli envoys, officials said In a heightened security alert, ambassadors may Increaae the number of Marine Corps guards on duty, orga nlzr Marine Corps security exercises, urge U.S. employees to takr different routes to and from work and discus* with employees’ families about precautions they might takr. Departm ent officials are apprehensive that Palestine terrorist groups — especially the Libyan-backed Aliu Nldal organization or Ihe Syrian supported PFLPGC led by Ahmad Jlbrtl — could try to frame P LO leader Yasaer Arufal tn an attempt U> scuttle the peace process. Hie officials Mid "There Is general concern lhal these group* could plan an assassination of A in basaadnr Pelletreau. organize a hijacking or launch a car bomb attack on an embassy.” an official Mid "Th e y then could make it look as If Arafat did II by using weapons favored by Ihe PLO or by carrying out Hie opris tlon In a PLO-type manner " he said Hubert Prllelrrau. Ihe U S ambassador lo Tunisia. It tIn­ sole U .S re p re s e n ta tiv e authorized lo hold talks with the PLO He met with PLO representatives fur Ihe first time Friday United Press Internstlenal W ASHINGTON - The State Department has put U.S. em­ bassies on security alert worldwide because It fears radical Palestinian group* may try to undermine the Middle East peace process by attack­ ing American officials, officials My The Slate Department of­ ficials who asked not to be Identified said Friday de­ partment headquarters sent a classified cable lo embassies •Tier Secretary of Slate George Shultz announced that the United States was establishing contact with the Palestine Lib­ eration Organization, The cable, sent Wrdnrsduv Wednesday night and alined especially •( U R rmhassir* in Western Europe and Ihe Mid­ dle East, asked American ambassadors to "review arrtirtly procedures and lake enhanerd precautions." ac­ cording lo a depart m rnl of llc i a l f a m ilia r w ith Ihe message The United S»strs ha* no solid Indication* that terrorist group* are planning any vio­ lence. one ofLclal Mid But these organizations have vig­ orously opposed all peace Ini­ tiatives and have previously attac ked members of Arafat s al Fatah group While the Stale Department la most concerned about at­ tacks by the Palestinian fac lion*, oflk lals also have voiced apprehension about posaltdr » tolrncr by the .Japanese Red A rm y, which supports the P a le s tin ia n g ro u p s , and right-wing Israelis, the olllrUl Mid Department officials also assume there Is a strong possibility" that Hie terrorist groups could try to assassinate Kobrrt Lamb, thr assistant secretary « l stale for diplomat Ic security, "ha* rapresaeil concern ahout Ihrrats tn the safety of our (Mist* and people ii verse .is an official said Embassies are (ml on vary lug degrees of alert whenever the Stale Drparimrnt feats possible retaliation against U S employee* SAM PLE BALLOT R U N O F F E L E C T IO N C IT Y O F S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A TUESDAY, D EC EM B ER 20, 1 9 8 8 SK TAB uMCUt UUK u sum bit CMI M M not S u No J SI TOP OFFICIAL BALLOT RUN-OFF ELECTION CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA DECEMBER 20, 1988 i Tn i $ s tu n t o ec n f moved av m e n u * e o a n o i SANFORD RUN OFF ELECTION ClTV COMMISSIONER DISTRICT t 11/NIM (VOTE FOR ONE) LON HOWELL JAMES SWEETINQ, 111 H e re a re th e p ro je c ts in S e m in o le C o u n t y th a t m a y affect t h e f lo w o f tra ffic : Rod Bug Lake Road from oa&T of Stale Road 436 lo Autumn Glenn Lane. Eoad widening from (wo to four lanes This ma|or pro|ect Includes s u b s ta n tia l u n d e r g ro u n d drainage work and removal of existing road surface. Flagmen or detours may be used, but traffic backups arc not expected lo be worse than they were previously. Expected comple­ tio n ; M arch. J u r is d ic t io n ; Seminole County. E s Interstate 4 from Low Road In Orange County to Just north of State Road 436 Re­ surfacing. with all work requir­ ing lane closures to be* done between 7 p m and 8:30 e m Expoctod com pletion: m idFebruary. Jurisdiction: Florida DOT G re e n w a y B o u le va rd entrance to Lake Mary High School under construction. Expected completion. Dec. 23 Jurisdiction: Seminole County G re e n w a y B o u le va rd entrance lo Lake Mary High School under construction. Expected completion: Dec. 9 Jurisdiction: Seminole County^ M Widen County Road 419 leet from Reed Road lo Lockw ood Road. Expected completion: Feb 24 Jurisdic­ C.R 427 will also be detoured tion Seminole County, (not on until Dec 20 map) I Curryville Road from Lake P a Road to 4,300 feet K L I Mitchell Hammock Road wITMie closed Monday. Dec 19 southeast in the Chuluota aroa. Asphalt surfacing. Expected Ihrough Dec 22 between Slate C o m p le tio n : Jan. 6, 1989. Road 434 and S.R. 426 to Jurisdiction: Seminole County. conslrucl Iwo pipe crossings. Jurisdiction. Seminole County. (Not on map) ■ * J | Silver Lake Drive bolwoen South Sanford Avenue and County Road 427 la closed until Dec 20 for work on the Lake Mary Boulevard extenalon. A detour Is In effect. Northbound traffic on South Sanford Avenue between Sliver Lake Drive and Construction of «n enTrance road and parking lot In Mullet Lake Park. Ramp will be closed until construction Is complete. Expected completion: Feb. 24. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. (Not on map) S» lot 4 4 ■■M im 4 €7 �Sanford H»rsld. Sanlord, Florida — Sunday, Psombar IB, 10M — I * Kidnapped Irish soldiers freed if n lf d P r i l l In te fw itlw il TYR E. Lebanon — Three Irish soldier* abducted In southern Lebanon and held overnight In a cave were freed Saturday after a brief gun battle between the pro lranlan kidnappers and Am al Shiite nillllam en. the militia and captives said. The soldiers, members of a U.N. peacekeeping forre. were rescued at 8 a m about 0 miles from the Shiite village of Tlbnln where they were abducted Fri­ day. a spokesman for the pro Syrtan Amal militia said Tlbnln Is one mile outside Israel's self-declared security <one and 11 miles north of the International border Tim or Coksel. spokesman for the multi national S.HOOalrong U.N. Interim Force In Lebanon, said the three soldiers were In good condition and back with UNI Fit. One of the captives said they were rescued after a brief gun battle between Amal militiamen and the kldnap|>ers There were no casualties and all of the kidna pp ers escaped, A m al Miurren said The Amal sources Identified the gunmen aa members of a group led by Abu All Al Dtrani. a breakaway Amal leader affiliated with the pro Iranian HribolUh. or Party of Ood. which Is believed to hr tiehind the kid napping of sevrral Westerners In Lebanon. The three Irishmen were kid napprd Friday i l a II N road blork by two carloads of gunmen who forced them Into (heir vehicles and fieri Tlbnln. the hilltop headquarters of a 790 strong Irish pear keeping unit ■'They forced ua. with our liand* tied, lo walk for a long distance in a steep valley near Tlbnln and placed us In s rave." said CpI Patrick Mar kin one of the raptlvrs "Several hours lafrr, Amal rn llltla rn rn discovered Ih r hideout and succeeded In freeing us after trading gunfire with the captor*.' he said A la-tianese security source who requested anonymity said a villager Upped Amal on Ihe whereabout* of Ihe kidnappers and Ihr gunmen were trapped near the village of Maarakeh. 9 mile* rionhwrst ofTlbnan. The Irishmen, he said were being moved north toward llelrut and trad nearly reached a scarcely populated hilly area where detection would have been very dlfllcull In rear lion lo the kidnappings ami other abductions. Amal. Lebanon's largrst Syrian-backed ShIHe Moslem m ilitia , hus mounted a massive campaign of arrests and detentions of hard­ line Moslem fundamentalist el­ ements loyal lo Iran. Ihe source aald. "They have arrested between HO In 90 people so far and ihr clarr.pdown Is sllll going on.” said the source, who lias ties to UNIFIL command Three other Irish soldiers were briefly kidnapped Thursday but also were released unliarmrd several hours later. Freedom for ihr Irish soldiers Saturday came hour* alter Swtss Red Cross worker Peter Winkler, abducted In southern larbanon a month ago. was frre<1 Friday In the southern port city of Siilon Winkler. 32. the chief repre­ sentative of Ihe International Committer of Ihe Red Crosa In Lebanon, was turned over by hls captor* to the Nassrrtlr Popular Liberation Army m'Uiia about 10 p m. In Sldon. 24 miles south of llelrut A spokesman for Ute militia which control* ihe city, said Winkler s kidnappers put him in Ihe trunk of a car and drove him lo Sldon. where Ire was picked up by militia niembrr* Hr was lalrr handed over In the Swiss ambassador lo Syria and ICRC officials who rushed to Sldon lo pick him up *'l am very happy that I am f re e , e s p e c ia lly b e fo re Christmas. ' Winkler, appranng healthy, said with a smile *'|| is the most beautiful gill I havr ever bail Winkler was kidnapped Nov 17 near tire Palestinian refugee ramp of Ain El Helweh. east of SUkm Currently. 15 Westerner*, in eluding ntnr Americans and Church of England hostage nr g o tla to r T e r r y W a ite , are b e lie v e d held h ostage In Lebanon In Beirut. Sheikh Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah. spiritual mcnlor ol Ihe Hr/bnllah. gave a dismal view of Ih r hostage situation In Lebanon. In an interview published Sat­ urday In Ihe Saudi-flnanrrd At l.lwa newspaper. Fadlallah said. "Th e issue of Ihr forrlgn host ag rs Is on a blocked path now .. efforts have achieved no re­ sults’’ No group claimed responsibili­ ty lor Winkler's kidnapping bul a n a ly s i s h a d s p e c u la te d Hrfbullah may havr alxlurird him to bargain for Ihr release of Mohammad Hussein Hariri, a S h i i t e a c t i v i s t ) a 11r it In Swltxerland on hijacking and murder charges Police said Winkler was set free hy Ihe Fatah Revolutionary Council, a radical Pairs!Inlun faction led by Ihe notorious Sahrl Al Hanna, better known as Altu Nldal Marlnr Lt Col William R Higgins, who headed a U N truce monitoring tram. Is among ihe Americans held in Lebanon Higgins was srixrd m southern Lebanon In February and hls captors vowrd recently Ihry would "execute" as a spy UNIFSS has been harassed frequently by Moslem guerrillas and the South Lebanon Army, an IsrarU-barkerl militia Al hast 130 praerkreprfs havr Item killed since Ihe force — In c lu d in g soldiers Irom F ra n c e , S w e d e n . N o rw a y . Finland. Italy. Ghana. Nepal. FIJI and Irrland — deployed In southern ta-Uuiun in 1978 in the wake of an Israrll invasion Reindeer------- K A T H L E E N INO A D JU B IN Kathleen Inga Djublii. 44. 251 8. Embry Drive. Casselberry, died Thursday. Dec. 15. at her hotfte Horn March 20. 1944. In Trenton, N J .. she moved to Casnelberry from New Hartford. Conn . In I97H. She was a waitress ami a member of St Augustus Catholic C h u rch . Casselberry Survivors Includr mother. Mary P. Valle*. Casselberry; fa­ ther. Charles W. Pin her III. Dallas, son. William Richard. Casselberry, daughter. Margaret Ann. Ca*M-lhcrTy; sisters. Nancy Sullivan. Winter Park. Donna Pitcher, Dallas. Karen Pitcher. Fori Lauderdale, brother. Ter­ re n ce Sean P itc h e r. Fo rt Lauderdolr. G ra m k o w -G a ln e s Fun eral Home. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. E M IL A. OONCHER Em il A. Gone her. B4. 160 Islander Court. Longwood. died Thursday at South Seminole C o m m u n ity H o s p ita l. Longwood Horn Feb 18. 1904 In Johnslnwn. Pa., hr moved to larngwood from there In 1972. He wns a retired U S Postal Service employee and a member of S t. A u g u stin e C a th o lic Church. Casselberry. He was a member of Ihe Elk's Lodge. Johnstown, and the Holy Name Society. U a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. BUSAN H IT T Susan Itltt. 40. 101 Cedar Point Lane. Longwood. died Thursday Horn May 1948 In Massachusetts, she moved to Orlando from New Jersey In 1978 She was an ugrill lur an airline. Survivor* Include husband. Frrdrtr. Longwood. |virrnl*. Mr and Mrs Dominick Crrmrnarn. brother*. John Cerrrvenaro. h n Angeles. Jim . Augusta. Ga . sis I r r , C a ro l L a F le u r . Fredericksburg. Va Heth Shalom Memorial Cha­ pel, Orlando, in charge of ar rangeinents G O LD EN P IT T Golden Pill. 98. 184 W Wilbur Ave , Lake Mary, died Friday al 209 E Lake Mary Hlvd . Lake Mary. Horn Felt 16. 1890 In Henderson County, Ky.. she m oved lo Lake Mary from llaskrlt. Ky., In 1958. She was a homemaker. Survivor* Includr daughlrr. Gladys P Hrnwn. Lake Mary three years ago And Ihe shop hours'* She tries to krep doors uprn from H a m to 10 p m dailv II I slay up working III midnight, then the OPEN sign slays up 111 mid night." Zandl said "I figure as long as I'm working, our doors might as well hr open ' When the Christinas rish Is over. Zandl won't takr a rest, she will begin prr|Mrtng for Easier ' ll wraild give me a break if t could |ust sit down and rest Hut I havr lo keep making things — I don l know why Arrangement* by Gratnkow Funeral Hume. Saul on! R E B E C C A M. SIMM ONS Rebecca M Simmons. 87. 353 Bordeaux lame, lamgwood. died Wednesday al Orlando Regional Medical Center. Orlando Horn Ju ly 7. 1921 In Earle. Ark . she muvrd lo lamgwood from Son City Center In 1988 hhc was a homemaker and a Protestant Survivor* include son. Rev. James I I . Altamonte Springs, daughter. Che ryl K lp lln g rr, LotigwinmI sisters. Jean Rrll, Tallahassee. Claralre Hum rtl. E m po ria. Kan ; two grand­ children Baldw in Fa irch ild Funeral Home. Forrst City. In charge of arrangements Plant Continued from Page 1A an appeal In Srptrmbrr, hut dropped II this m onth because the eounty wants to build the wetlands treatment system, not the Hill system Although an ap|>eal of the county's wetlands permit by The Friends of the Wrklva appears untlkrly. Davis said hr hnsn‘1 decided He said he remains concert* d about an expansion of ihe plant and what that may do In the wetlands when millions of gallons of treated wastewater ts spraved there dally Harden and Duvls said that in order lo lest the cftrrtlvrne»$ n Ihe system whrn the 2 5 m il­ lion gallon per day plant begins operation hy M arch 1990. county officials should wall al Irast two years Itefore Increasing capacity I would hope they would wall VtMtolun tor M rt C mtor Pitt to L M l ■*• dm ) r o d » f sill b* toddy IVwndtyl •rom 11 p m a) GeamVo* f u n e il Ham* Vaetord f vrltwr t e r r k n and mtoosart a ill to M M a d to e r I f A rra n * a m anlt by C ra m V a a fa n a ra l Mama. Vartard *2.95 FIR W K. AM ERICA’S BEST RENT TO OWN SYSTEM • TV •VCR •WASHERS A DRYERS • REFRIGERATORS LIVING ROOM A DINING ROOM FURNITURE •MICROWAVES 2701B P IN E C R E S T C E N T E R (C o rn e r 17-92 & 27th Street) £ Continued from Fag* 3A had sn opportunity lo rent the bullsing to another bustnrm • Recommended approval of thr site plan for a proposed duplex at 1011 Oleander Ave Delores and J W Anderson plan to demolish the house on thr property, which has been con­ demned by the city, and build a triplex, with each unit contain­ ing two bedrooms cat unit of the jail without bond until a court appearance next month H r said hr ts terminally III with arthritis Hr said that the mess in hls Itousr accumulated over Ihe past couple of years as hls health declined "I didn't realtxe how serious It was I began to weaken ** Parker said hr has signed hls property over to a neighbor and rrtains a 99 yr.tr lease on a small section of the two-and-onr-half acre site, where he has lived since 1971 "I didn't Intend lo give that kid (the neighbor) that kind of nightmare I gave il lo her so she could be there to protect a n o ld m a n lh lm l" He said he Is requesting a one day furlough Irom jail lo spend Christmas with Ihe neighbor, Marta Snyder Beahm. 20. whom he calls hls adoplrd daughter, She has accepted responsibility for thr cleanup and bringing the property into ce pi lance with county codes A house with a swimming [tool on the property hasn't been o c c u p ie d In y e a r s . J o h n Cochrane, county environmental health department supervisor, said hts office Is most concerned about the swimming pool as a possible safety haxard and mosquito breeding ground Discarded food and debris piled up Inside and outside the build­ ings are rodent harboraging arras and m u s t be r l r a n r d u p , Cochrane said Last week. Parker gave Beahm a f 1.500 check to help defray the cost of ihe cleanup and any ftnrs Hr said hls only income la a A517 monthly pension from the Veter­ an* Admlnstratlon. which hr began receiving this year He ts a U .S . A ir F o rc e v e te ra n . Beahm said she’s happy to have the opportunity to clean Ihe site and said It will probably takr about three months She doesn't know hqw much the cleanup will cost, but plans to tear down all the buildings, except for Ihe unoccupied house and one bant. She said she and her husband plan to live on the property. Parker said that before he qualified for the pension, he hud no Income and sold some of hls personal belongings to support himself. " T h a n k God. I ’m an old hardnose private cop." he said “I've slept In ditches and on rocks. My body has been beaten down." Nevertheless, he said, he's get­ ting by In Jail. "My spirit Is still righting." hr said Park--------------- House Continued from rage IA and a hotplalr were In direct contact with the rubble Many rlrrtrlcal rxlrnllon cords were In use In the building Middleton said one rxirniion cord ran to an outside fence, which also was wlrnl to haltrrlr* Within ihe open space of the building were ahoul four metal utility sheds that sheriff's depu­ ties said also i untamed debris. Insects and rodent* Three refrig­ erators contained rolling materi­ als. they said Parker was jallrd on charges of ihroitenlng ihr life of a neighbor via letter, and discharging a U n a rm In hls neighborhood w hllr w earing a mask on Nov 26 He maintains that he Is inno­ cent of the criminal charges In an Interview at Ihe jail. Parker claimed the search of hls residence Is |«art of a vendetta against hint For altout 15 years. Parker and some of hls neighbors have hrrn Involved In a dispute centering on Ihe sprrd of vehicles along the mad where Ihry live, noise and vandalism. However. Parker said or Ihe condition of the properly where hr lived, "F a rr II. 11 prohably didn't |u4m muster." Parker ts confined in the ittrdl- A - i . JAMES SWEETING III S RENT ANY NAME BRAND 19" COLOR TV OR 25" COLOR TV AT REGULAR PRICE & RECEIVE A REMOTE CONTROL • No Dtpcilti • No Credit Chocks • Rout By Phon* • FREE Delivery day. fllble said. Although Bible said Ihe county plans to be piping much of Ihe plant's treated wastewater bark to the devlopments where the sewage ts produced to watrr lawns, golf courses and other open areas, no lines have been eunatruc'.fd from the plant that developers could eventually hook-up to. a couple of years to see what Is going to happen before tl,cy make it larger." Harden said Jim fllble. deputy county ad mlnlstrator. said Ihe county will submil Its wastewater disposal nrrmll application lo Ihe Florida lirpurtrnrni of Environmental Regulation next week The county wants to dispose of 2 5 mgd of trratrd sewagr Into about a square mile of wetlands leading to Ihe S.. Johns River. Hut Hlblr said the county may havr lo seek a prrmtt lo exnand the plant to five million gallons per day. one-to two years after the plant s opening because Ihe county Is growing by 1.200 people a year The plant <a|Mclty could be rxpandrd to five million gallons prr day. but Ihe site near Ihe plant ts large enough lo build additional trratmrnt facilities lo Irrat up lo 40 million gallons [ter FUNERALS DECEMBER SPECIAL FO R O N LY Sweeting also endorsed a proposal, made by Mercer last Monday night, to consider an Inspection program for rental housing units. A proposed ordi­ nance. In force In Ihe city of Ryal Oak. Mich., a suburb of Detroit, will be discussed ml Monday night’s city commission work session. Sweeting said he supports such an ordinance as long as the costs of the program do not complicate thr lives of landlords too much, and lead them to pass Ihe costs on to their tenants "We need a program to ensure that rental units are at least safe and have fire extinguishers, smoke alarms and operating lights." he said mi.OOi.OIN O W N A TV & VCR VCR rest of Ihe city, and a paramedic system Is needed lo provide emergency servk.es for them. He said If elected he will push for appointment of a city medical director, needed for Instituting a paramedic program, and for training of emergency personnel lo qualify as paramedics Sweeting said hr thinks (he (tropic of Sanford are willing lo pay the cost of the training for a service that Is needed He also said Ihe police de­ part rnenl is In need of a new radio syatrm and (hat federal money for such systems has dried up, so the city should Investigate how It can (ray for updating the communication system Continued from Page IA DEATHS B K T T Y R H A IL E Y I Icily H Halley. 70. 218 Net tiewood lame. Fem Park, died Friday al Florida Hospital O r­ lando Horn March 30. 1918 In Atlanta, stir moved to Fern Park from Summerville. S C In 1975 She was a bookkeeper and srcrrlary lor Park Lake Prr shytrrlan C hldkarr. Orlando, ai.d a niembrr of Ihr Asbury U n ite d M rth o d la l C h u rc h . Maitland Survivors Include daughters. Ilarbata Halley Ganrtt. Carole Halley Colanert. both of Fern park; sister, A nn Shadwell. Mllledgevtlle, Ga I wo grand children Garden Chapel llotne for Funerala. Orlando. In charge of arrangements Tests Continued from Page 1A public safely department hy Instlluling a paramedic pro­ gram In the fire department and Investigating how the police department can get a new radio system H r also endorsed a proposal by present District I CommLsaloner John Mrrcer for regular tnspeclion of renlal housing unlla. Howell, a sales manager who was active In g e ttin g Ihe downtown residential arra rernned for single family resi­ dences. Is an advocate of neighborhood groups and volunn-rr community patrols Sweeting, an attorney, said Saturday there arr many elderly residents In District 1. and the m S AN FO R D EfflC A 3 2 1 -4 7 8 0 SICK? SEE YOUR DOCTOR TOOTHACHE? s e e y o u r d e n t i s t TRANSMISSION HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W . 25th S treet • Sanford 322-8415 29 YFW SAME LOCATION "FAMILY OWNED" ENDORSEM ENTS: Decem ber 20, 1988 The Sanford Herald 12-4-88 "Mr. Sw eeting presents a positive program for growth m anagem ent through a com bination of land acquisition and tax incentives. He proposed that City governm ent join the private sector in aggressively seeking new businesses and industry for the city. Mr. Sw eeting s global view of the problem s and solutions for the entire city is Im pressive. The Sem inole County Board of Realtors also endorsed Mr. Sw eeting." The O rlando S entinel 12-4-88 "H e's new In town though his roots go back to 1906 w hen hls great­ grandfather (Richard M cPherson) carried m all here. Still talk with him an hour and you swear this 29 yr. old law yer has lived here 40 years. Hls quick mind and curiosity are co m plem en ted by a sense of his c ity ’s need, a clear vision and deep love for hls new hom e...Mr. Sw eeting though, has attracted broad respoct for uncom m on m aturity, koen vision and ability to co m ­ m unicate with all segm ents of the co m m u nity." l/ o t e JAMES SWEETING III CITY COMMISSION Pd Pol Adv �iN M S ttttis ii •A — Sanford Haraid, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, Decernbar 18. 1988 »®4 NATIONAL BRIEFS H om eless deaths increase In 1988 SAN FRANCISCO — Tile hirer 1 drat he of homeles* people row lo 116 In HMiH. up from 69 last yrar. and Included 16 murder victims and »lx women, according lo a survey. The annual survey by the Tenderloin Times newspaper weni beyond coroner's reports for the Orel time and Included dalu from the College of Mortuary’ Sciences, newspaper reports and Iniervlews wllh social agencies. "The number of homeless people on the street is going up steadily every year." Sara Colm. editor of the paper, said Friday. "In addition. I think thcl- situation Is gelling more desperate and their health conditions more fragile and beaten down." About 28 perrent of the deaths were attributed lo alcohol or drugs, down about 50 percent from last y-ar. the survey Indicated The other leading causes of death were hrart. liver and lung dlwases. Innocent teen killed In cross fire LOS A N G E LE S — A hurst of gang-related violence left one man dead and three others wounded, including a trenage boy caught In the cross fire of a shootout at a crowded shopping center, police said Saturday. The 16-year-old boy. listed In critical condition with a gunshot wound to the head, was hll by a stray bullet whilr at the Panorama Mall In the San Fernando Valley Friday afternoon. Sgt. Charles Meter said. " There were a couple of people shooting al another individual (but they) misaed and hll this Innocent kid." Meier said "Th e guys that d lJ the shooting are gang members (Hut I this kid has nogangAfllllation whatsoever " Suprem e Court Justice leaves hospital W A SH IN G TO N — Justice William Brennan, the oldest member of the Supreme Court, was released Saturday from Bethrsda Naval Hospital, less than a week after undergoing gall bladder surgery, the courl said. Brennan, S3, who was admitted to the hospital Or*- 6 for treatment of what was first diagnosed as pneumonia, was released from the hospital al 10 a m EST. Supreme Court spokeswoman Toni House said FBI agents track down ‘toilet sm uggler’ IHONTO. Va. — FBI agents and slate troopers Mopped and searched three vehicles ihey thought could have been carrying Illegal arms and found nothing more lethal than a toilet a sink and Christmas gifts. "I thought they did this kind of stuff In Mexico," said Gustavo "Gus" Castro, who was one of the five Hondurans stopped Friday on Interstate 61. Castro. 34. said he and four companions had left New York that morning lo vtstt friends In Mexico for the holidays Castro said he was carrying practical Christmas gifts, such as the lutlet. which are very expensive tn Mexico Stale police In Salem got a report that two cars and a pickup truck, not..' of which appeared to have license plates, werr headed their way. The vehicles were said lo Ire driving erratically and were thought to be carrying Illegal arms or other unspecified "contraband." From United Press International reports Tower vows strong military, tight budget ® T h e b o tto m line Money For Defense Is t h a t w e m u s t provide at le as t as United Press International W A S H IN G T O N Fortner Texas Sen. John Tower, named by President-elect George Bush to be the next defense secretary, says he will try to run a strong military under tight budget constraints. "The bottom line Is that we must provide at least as much, tf not more, defense for less money." To w rr said. Bush endrd weeks of specula­ tion Friday when he named the hawkish former head of the Senate Armed Services Com­ mitter for the coveted job To w rr. under pressure lo streamline the Pentagon, Imme­ diately made several suggest kins for reform and added that he may support c u ttin g some weapons systems to save money Tower, 63. known for his hard-line consrivatlvr Ideology’, had been expected to be named for weeks, hut ran Into trouble because of questions about his personal life and lies to the defense Industry. The H ll then conducted what Bush transition aides described as an Intense review of the former senator Th e vice p re side n t tried quickly Friday to demonstrate that desptir To w rr s close rela­ tionship with some del ruse con­ tractors. he would tie committed to better efficiency In the Pen­ tagon. while not decreasing America's defense capabilities "John Tow er tc os knowl­ edgeable as anyone In America about defense and national secu­ rity Issues and he's an rxp rn on defense policy." Bush said, ad ding that hr was "Impressed with his ITow rr'sl commitment to reform ** T o w rr said he wanted lo implement two-year Pentagon budgeting and believed the United State* must "ralkinalbe our force structure We must refine and reform our manage­ ment and procurement pro­ cedures ” "All of this is going lo requlrr very close cooperatkm of the Congress." Tower said "There Is a great deal that can be achieved administratively, but tn tlte final analysis the whole job can’t be done without close cooperation between the PenUgon and the Congress " Bush, asked about To w e rs m u c h , If defense m o n e y. not m ore, for less How much U.S. allies spend Per cepita defense spending as percentage of U.S. expenditures (1986) -John Towtr background, said he was "totally satisfied In that regard" and believed Tower would have Hide trouble being confirmed by the Senate. Confirmation hearings are expected lo begin the week after Bush's Jan 20 Inaugura­ tion. Immediate reaction from Capi­ tol Hill was positive. Norway On weapons. Tower added that while some that are In the pipeline might conceivably hr canoe In i.' It was too early lo be speclfk’ Hr added that hr did not supporl any Immediate ml In U S forces In Europe Mranwhlle. sources said that Hush also has decided to name retiring Rep Jack Kemp of New York, a former Republkan rival for the Whilr llimsr. as secretary of Housing and Urban Develop m rnl Kemp lias accepted the post, sourrrs said, and the form al announcem ent may come nrxt week Bush refused Friday lo ion firm the rrports that Kemp would lie named for HUD. hut coyly repealnl one of his lavortlr phrases *‘l will simply say, stay tuned in." Bush said France l28N S e n a te A rm e d S e rv ic e s Chairman Sam Nunn. I)-G a . who will conduct Tower’s con­ firmation hearings, praised his qualifications, as did the panel s ra n k in g R e p u b lica n . Jo h n Warner. R-Va . who stressed that Tower "will rrqulrr no on thr Job training.** Nunn said (hr heatings would focus on Tower's plans for Pen­ tagon management. Including potential deputies, as well as Tower s views on how to Im­ prove the nation's security with a lighter budget Bush added that he rape* ted Tower would step away from Pentagon matters Involving companies hr dealt with as a private consultant. M V 144S U 5* 27 V Denmark Japan United Kingdom 20N Canada t uiembour g West 2 0 »r Greece Spain HOWELL • 10 Y E A R S A N F O R D V O T E R • R E G IS T E R E D TO V O T E S E P T . 28, 1978 v-• ’ R A N D O L P H C O U R T A P A R T M E N T S Kl moots tAxl U* JJO 1 IU0 "Transients, Crime And Drugs Go Hand-In-Hand. Keep Sanford's Neighborhoods Safe." SWEETING • 11 M O N T H S A N F O R D V O T E R • R E G IS T E R E D T O V O T E J A N . 12, 1988 V O TE ro D E C . 2 0 th r o t. ao v . Turkey CALL MECHELLE AND ENJOY YOURS ..., BEFORE CHRISTMAS # F O R S A N F O R D C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N E R D IS TR IC T 1 DECEM BER 20,H1988| JAMES Italy Portugal C H O O S E O N E LON Belgium Germany QuoUd From Samlnole Sanllntl "Sweeting said transients — and everyone should be welcomed to Sanford." else — �Sanloid Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. Dacambar 18, '968 — 7A f Foreign m inistry blam ed for uncoordinated quake relief effort [ United P ra ia International — -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MOSCOW — Foreign r r i c u m In earthquakeravaged Armenia tried to organize search effort* themselves because Soviet ufot-lals failed to seize the Initiative. I’rime Minister Nikolai Hyzkhnv alleged Ryzhkov's attack Friday on the Soviet foreign mlnlatry. a rare display broadcast on Soviet television, rnme amid rrjmrt* Ihul ethnic haired between Armenians and neighboring Axcrbal Jsnls had hampered relief efforts A/erhal|anl volunteers reportedly received dealti threats ami were forced to leave. K Had weather, meanwhile, closed alrporis and forred sluprnrnis <>| relief supplies and medical equipment to move by train Officials said rescue efforts were ending and rebuilding would soon begin In the area ravaged tty the Dec. 7 quake that kilted some 55.000 people and left hall a million homeless The official trade union newspaper Trial also revealed that 12 Soviet soldiers were wounded Sunday In the Armenian capital of Yerevan when nationalists started shooting and hurling shines And official news rcjtorts said Armenian nationalists opposed to Moscow rule were spreading alarmist rumors In the quake rone — such as that lhr quake was raused by a nuclear trst — lu hinder rebel efforts and discredit Moscow. At a meeting by a special I'ollthuro commission coordinating relief efforts from the Armenian capital of Yerevan, the prlmr minister lambasted the foreign ministry for being slow io semi In officials, who arrived a day or two after foreign rescue trams "Instead of organizing hrlrllngs and giving some mythical (casually) figures (to Western reporters In Moscow), you should have come here earlier and organized the work." Ryzhkov told an unidentified Foreign Ministry official ai the meeting broadcast later by the evening news program Vremya "Th e necessary organization and coordination of work with the foreign resc ue learns was simply not there," hr said. “ (Foreign rescuers) tried lo set up their nun coordination In especially bad circumstances In Spltak and Leninakan" Spltak, oner a Inwn of 30.000 people, was leveled along with scores of villages by Ihr quake Neighboring cities hrnlnukan and Kirovakan. with a combined population of 000.000. were ai least half destroyed Hv/kov said foreigners "heljwd us a great deal, and Ihr groups who are now leaving are doing It with heavy hearts not only because of the tragedy they saw here, hut because ol the tack of attcnilnn “ About 67 countries sent aid, marking Ihr flrsl mass help accepted by Ihr Soviet Union since World War II. A rescue learn from the U.S Agriiry for Infernal tonal Development returned home Friday amid withdrawal by other foreign relief learns who were told their services no longer wrrr needed. "Nobody talked to them, there were no translators, no communication You should have organized that long ago." Ryxkuv told Ihr official, noting that only thrre Foreign Ministry staffers and 15 Interpreters were sent when "you have hundreds of Interpreters In Moscow." Ryzhkov said when he and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev were In Spltak last weekend "and saw a lent of French resc uers with whom we wauled to sjwak. wr had trouble finding an Interpreter because the one we did have diet not speak Iprrnch! well In the end we were hrlprd by a French chap studying Russian In Moscow LaRouche insists he is inno cent ALEXANDRIA. Va - Pulitti al rslrrmlsl Lyndon l-ulloui he de noumrd Ids mall baud convic­ tion as a "gross, disgusting, obscene mlw arrlagr of Justice" and said he ex pec is to be killed In prison l.aRoucbe. convicted In federal tourl Friday, said he fell no lemorwr about his conviction hceausr he did not tillk investors of m ac that. •CM) million "Why Should I ' 1alt >n li< retorted at a news conferet r after his conviction Frulay In U.8 District Court "I didn't do anything wrong He said II was I he govrr n menl’s fault that Ihr lenders most of thrm elderly jieople, lost thrtr money because u forced Ills organization Into I sm krupli y tw­ iner the loans could tie rejMld “ I'm a m azed , a b so lu te ly um.i/rd UiRi.uthe said of the verdict shortly alter Ihe Jury lell ihr court room The Jury convicted UiRmu he and six ..**> tatrs ol mall Ira oil in borrowing the money for his many p olitiia l organizations without Intending lu tejsiy any of II All seven wrrr Iree on tfirtr own rriogni/ance jiendlng ap peal Tl»e Jury also convicted the 66-yra( old p rirn u la l prest dentlal randidatr of conspiring lo drlraud the tnlrrual Hrvenue Service by roncealmg income to | ’ - -Jfcu". la J L Itcoss. dtagvialtzig. obscene m taeurugr of Justice. LaHouchr sale! al the news conferrmr "W r had a runaway Jury that Just went all the way with no rrgard for the [acts," LaHouchr also Mid the trial was an rllort by live government to kill him oner he is in Jail "I expect to lie killed: a soldier dors." LnKnuehr Mid "I will not llvrln|>rlsnu " The Jury delivered 4H <on vie lions against the seven defenilants a day and a hall allrr the government concluded U s case against thrm U.S District .fudge Alliett V llryan J r set srntrurlug lor Jan 27 LaHouchr. who was indicted on 13 counts, laces live yrars In prison and a 8250.000 line on each count, or 65 years lo |irlMio and 83 2 million in lines LaHouchr and his associates still face charges of obslruclluu nl Jusllcr m Dosion by ham|M-ring a grand Jury InvestIgaiion Inin a 81 million rrrdlt card scam to help finance his l ‘»K4 presidential campaign The drlrndants showed little emotion at Ihr verdicts, al­ lhough one. lund raiser Joyce Rubinstein, wrjit outside the courtroom The other dcfrndanls were chief fund raiser William W rite head le ga l o lf lrr r E d w a rd Spannaus and fund raisers Michael liilllngtnn. Paul Greenlierg. und Dennis Small Assistant U S Attorney John Markham said he was gtallfled al Ihr verdicts bin did nut consider them a victory. 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Peter SUstny scored b o th go a ls for the N ordiques. who an* nonrcd Ihe roarhlng change Thursday when former roach Ron U p o ln t r announced he has a kidney tumor. IWm Ioii was trailing 2-1 w hen H aw good evened the score with *-*.* left In Ihe second period Kandy Burrtdge gained control of Ihe puck along the left side of the Nordiques net and fed a centering paw* to Hawgood. who raced In from the right point and snapped a wrist shot past goalie Bob Mason Andy Moog. who raised his career mark to 11-0-2 against th - Nordiques. made 24 save* for Boston Mason had 21) stop* lor Quebec Moog. who Improved his record 4-0-2 In Boston Garden this season, robbed Stastny s 15 foot wrist shot with 20 second* remaining in the overtime BOXINO ] Lasisi earns shot at title LAS VEGAS. Nev — Undefeated top-rated challenger Joe Lasisi Friday night earned a shot at the International Dosing Federation light heavyweight title by stopping Jerry Okorodudu with a technical knockout at 1.58 of the eighth round In their scheduled lO-round bout. The 172 pound Last*!. 2 2 0 with 20 krwa kout* and No I on both the IrlF and Ihe World Boxing Association lists, now Is scheduled to fare IBF champion Charles William* early nest year, according to Banner Promotions Chairman Arthur Prlullo U slsl of Las Vegas. Nev . now 22-0 with 20 knockouts, did not have an easy time against Okorodudu. a member of the 11*84 Nigerian Olympic team Lasisi was trailing on two of the llpee fudges' scorecards through aeven^oumls. tjy three fatlnls on one c a rd a n d t>V one on another ] ITENNIS Becker, Jelen lift W. G erm any GOTEDORG. Sweden - Boris Becker and Eric Jelen fought back from a two set deficit Saturday to clinch West Germany's first Davis Cup trophy, upsetting Sweden's Stefan Edtierg and Anders Jarryd In double* lor an Insur mountable 3-0 lead. Becker and Jelen won 3 8. 2 6. 7-5. 6-3. 6-2 after Sweden looked to be rallying from down 24) after Saturday's singles But Ihe German pair, who missed out on six break point* In the first set. renewed spirit by winning Ihe third set and dominated tlie rest of the match Weal Germany had lost 3 2 at home to Swrden In Ihe 11)85 final Its unexpected triumph was set up Saturday when Carl-Uwe Sleeb. playing In only his aecond Davis Cup match, edged World No I Mata WHander 341. 2-6. 7-5.6-3.6-2 In the opening singles □ BA SK ETBA LL Child support for O lajuw on H O U STO N — A Judge ordered Houston Rockets center Akeem Olajuwon to |»ay $ 1.5(X) a month and $10,000 up front In child support payment* to his former fiancee Stale District Judge Norniun H. lax made the order Friday. Lila Spencer, who now Uvea In Port Angeles. Wash., was asking Olajuwon for $4,500 a month and a $100,000 lump sum to take rare of the couple's 5 month old daughter. Spencer met the Nigerian native In 1982 when ahe was In high school In Houston and he was a student at Ihe University of Houston. They dated for almost six years Spencer. 24. testlfed at a hearing that her life lias changed dramatically since she and Ihe NBA All-Star parted ways and she moved to Washington. "I've gone from Mercedes lim ousines to blankets over Ihe w in d o w s ." she told the Judge. From staff and wire report s ________ B A S K ETB A LL □7:30 p in. — WOR. NBA. New York Knlcks at Boston Celtics (LI FO O TBA LL □ 1 p in — WESII-2. NFL. Houston Oilers at Cleveland Browns (L) □ 1 p m. — WCPX4J. NFL. New York Giants at New York Jeta(L) □ 4 p m. — WESII-2. NFL. Seattle Seahawks at lavs Angeles Raiders (L| SANFORD — In a season In which they have already taken some lump* against some top notch hallclubs. Seminole High dealt out some punishment of Its own Friday night Up 19 11 after one quarter, the Fighting Semlnoles put together a perfect quarter of basketball, scoring 25 point* to U k e Howell s two. outrrbounding the Stiver Hawks. 12 2. and turning Ihe Im II over Just two times The result wss a 44-13 halftime cushion and Ihe 'Noles went on to claim a 71-32 Seminole Athletic Conference victo­ ry before 301 Ians at Bill Flem ing Memorial Gymnasium The Noles improved U 3 5 overall 51-0 In the SAC| with Its second consecutive victory and takes some much needed momentum Into this week's Central Florida Classic SIIS open* play In the tourney Tuesday at 6 p m v* Dunedin al Seminole Community College "I fell that playing all those strong lesm* early could only mskr u* s stronger tram." Seminole coach Greg Robinson said Now we are very confident when we go up against the local learns We re rrally starting to come together and play well as a learn " U k e Howell dropped to 3-3 overall and 0-1 in Ihe league The Silver Hawks also play in the Central Florida Classic, opening Tuesday at 4:30 p m against Wymorr Tech at Seminole Community College. Seminole's dominance was evldenl In practically all phase* The 'Noles dominat­ ed the inside with Robert Moore's 18 points and IS rebound* leading the way while SIIS also rsn the fsslhreak well every chance they got. Von Eric Small also had a good game Inside for the 'Noles with I3 points and seven rebounds Earl Williams contributed eight (mints and six assists for the Noles with Brsndon Cash tossing In seven points. Tony Techonofl six and Bernard Eady five points. six assists and six steals Steve Johnson was ihe only player for Lakr Howell who had a decent night shooting the hall as he finished with 11 points. No other Silver Hawk had morr than four points Actually, tt didn't get of. to that had of a start for Lakr Howell Friday nlghl After a sometimes shaky, but pretty harmonious rendition ol the National Afklhem by the Seminole cheerleader* (nice volet* l.'rtsly. Jenny and company I. Lake Howell hung within 7-4 in Ihe early going of ihe flr»l quarter. The Note* later picked up a couple of steal* and some faalbreak lioops lo build a 19 9 lead but Johnson a jumper of! Josh Kuhns assist made it 19 11 after one Stmlnoie coech Greg Robinson is either signalling threepolnt goal or asking an otheiai what he |ust quarter. Then, when the second quarter started. Robinson didn't have anything to be upset about Friday 'Noles routed Lake Howell. 71-32 I See 'Noles, Fags SB Broncos upend Patriots Bengals trium ph in OT United Press Inlernellensl United Press International CINCINNATI - A strong wind pushed Chip laihmlller's Held goal awry Saturday and provided the opportunity the Cincinnati Bengals needed In claim Ihe AFC Central Division championship With five seconds left In rrgu UllaMI mimI «Iw- M1NC llfll 17 I7. Lohinlller s 29 yard Held goal was blown Into Hie right upright and bounced back. " I m isjudged Ihe w in d .'' Lohmtller said "The wind was strung" Seven minutes laler. Cincin­ nati's J im Breech carefully Judged Ihe wind and kicked a 20 yard Held * m I lo give Ihe Bengal* a 20 17 overtime victory that gave them the division championship < im tnnall. I2-4 and 8 0 al Itomr. c'ap i tired Its first title since lllHI and will Ik tel a divisional playoff game on Dec. 3 1 or Jan |. A loss by Buffalo lo Indlanapo Its Sunday will give Ihe Bengal* homelleld advantage throughout the ir playoll run W ashington. Iasi season's Super Bowl champion, finished mil of Ihe playoffs al 7-9 and suffered Its flrsl losing season since Joe Gibbs Icegan coaching ihe Redskins In I98f. "There wo* a severe wind from lell In right." Breech said. "They pill I hr I m II <i i i the- right hash mark (for Lohmlllerl. If they had pul It renter or mwe left. I think It would have bren good.” Lohinlller a miss set the stagr for llrrech's redemption In Inr flrsl quarter. Breech had been woefully short on a 40 yard field goal try and In Ihe second period the Bengals sent In lax Johnson In kick a 50 yardrr lnslr.nl of Going baseline Seminole's Adrian Hlllsman looks to go baseline while Lake Howell's Val Lahr applies the defense After an Impressive 67-45 victory over Lake H ow ell on T h u rs d a y , the Lady Semlnoles heed to Ihe holidays with a 7-2 overall record and 20 In the Seminole Athletic Conference. Lake Howell, meanwhile, returns to action on Monday In tho Lake Brantley Christmas Tournament For a preview of the Lake Brantley tourney, see Page 5B See Bengals. Page SB DENVER - Sammy Winder rsn lew two touchdowns ami the l>rnvrr Bronco* dealt a serums blow to New England's pUyofl chances Saturday with a 21 l<i triumph over the Patriot* New England. 9 7 neeJ* lose- * by Cleveland and Indianajmlt* Sunday lo receive an AM w ildcard berth Denver, the Iwo-time defending AFC chain plot:, finished the season 8 8 and missed Ihe ptavofl* hw Ihe first time in four years Denver's defense, vtrtlml/rd for six straight touchdowns a week ago. shut out Ihe Patriots in the second half But the (xrfo i malice may not have been enough to save llir (oil of Brum os defensive coordinator Joe Collier who was rumored to lie on his way out The Broncos turned In a krv goal line stand In the third quarter and twice Intercepted (M isses in Ihe end rone In I hr fourth John Stephens. New England s rookie running back on hta way lo Ihe Pro Bowl, rushed for 130 yards and a touchdown With New England trailing 14 10. Stephens' 52 yard gain early In Ihe Ihird quarter gave Ihe Patriot* a llrst down al Ihe Broncos' 11 Alter Reggie Dupard gained I yard, an offside* penally on Ihe Bronco* moved the Im II to the 5 Dupard gained another yurd and on third .town Most Tatupu was »ti>pped at the 2. setting up a fourth and one Tony Eason lakrd an Inside handoll lo Robert Perrym an and rolled right With I wo llronco# In Ills fuce. Eason s ld e a rm e d a ( m is s toward Stephens III (hr hack ol Ihe end rone, but II fell 111 C Bee Broncos. Page SB No. 4 Rams outduel No. 5 Lakeland By MARK BLYTHE Herald sports wrllor LAKE MARY — John Mora supplied the offense and James Nobile provided ll.e defense lo lead Ihe U k e Mary Rants boys soccer team past U krla n d . 2 0. In a matchup of two of the stair's top learns at U k r Mary High School. U k e Mary. Ihe fourth rnnkrd Irani In class 4A. Improved to 64)1 with the vtrtory and will rrltirn lo action In Ihe I’Ura Hut Classic al U ke Mary. The Drradnaughts. ranked fifth In rlass 4 A. dropped to 5 -1. "We came In expecting a lough game." U k e Mary coach Larry McCorkle said "We look a 3-2 game from them iLakrhmd) List year and they gave us till we could handle. I knew coming In they would be a lough game again Lakeland reminds me of u* Ihrcr year* ago as a Irani trying to establish Itself as one of Ihe slate's lies! trams by playing a real tough schedule." The Ram* struck quickly as Mora, who scored nine goals In Ihrer games this week, drilled a shot from a yard out to pul hi* team up for good. Alex Acosta was credited with the assist as he dribbled around a (wlr of Lakeland defenders and srnl a shot right al Ihe goal. Ed Cain, the Dreadnaughls keeper, rushed Roldan and tried to fall on ihe tvall hot Is sklmmrd of! Ills arm und was rolling toward the goal where Mora charged It and powered It In for the opening score. "The hall was Just played toward the goal and I was In position." Mora said "I was fed well all nlghl. I nrvrr had to work lo hard to gel Ihe ball." The trams then went tuck and forth with Lake Marv. who oulshot Lakeland 19 5 In the match, with Lake Mary slaying on the attack for most of tlie half. U k r Mary had a pair chances for another goal when Mora and Roldan rach made long runs al Ihe goal Both shot*, though, went Just wide of the mark and Lakeland was hanging lough with ihe Rams. Mora then look out a defender, dribbled around another and oulraced everyone lo force a one on one situation will: Cain. Cain charged and Mora tapped Ihe bull to Ihe sldr before sending a soft shot Into Ihe net lo up Ihe lead lo 24) with 10 00 lo play In the opening half "(John) Mora has become a complete player McCorkle said "He's always had Hie *|K-rd. now he has Ihe strength to go along with ll His skills are much lighter also and he s learned how lo finish off " U k e Mary continued lo pressure lor Ihe rest of Ihe half with Roldan hilling a shot of Hie crosstmr and Alex Acosla drilling a shot of Ihe post U krlan d could never gel going offensively In tin game as the Rams defense came up with a solid effort. Nobile was given the pleasure of marking Bruce Jeffrey. Lakeland * top scoring threat, and held him In check all nlghl Nobile never gave Jeffrey an opportunity and constantly cleared I In­ ball oul of defensive sldr of Ihe field "I felt It would be a challenge lo cover him. Nobile said. "I marked him last year and he scored and I didn't want that to happen again 1 tried lo occupy him lo his right foot, hr has a cannon for a left foot and I wanted him lo use his right as much as possible.” U krlan d did not gel a shot off In ihr second half us Ihe Rams were constantly on thr ali.u k □ See R im s. Page 2B FOR TH E BEST COVERAGE O F SHORTS IW YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY �M — (Unford Harold. Sanford. Florid* — Sunday, Dacambor IS, IMS Bishop Moore Lady Hornets Case*: lory Behtngar RtcgrR 41 I Onwwhahedwi Amy Gain III gMitl. ShghafUe FeiAnar 11} •m M.Um MNI.JUI Gatttlllfaeh) OtNmi** h-4»'» Jmnthr NAM tavut Kan* Bv*» StatyIHeuwU Im k n n r . lU igir,I M u t i l BurywKMtMW > »* MM<y*iO«MitHMlM«ry Oviedo Lady Lions Caac* C m LmcrIMNi RetarU )4 O TW m ha*n LynMy Vm » It fMNI. Mm m KUMu It OMNI. JaraWh, WWMgaar UMWtNI O^mlM M m OarIt Arttntn. WlcNilt PfMn»l IkM U .IlM N ll.M k NKNfcMaht(kemr. 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Er*» McKonno IgooMoopor. I tNutowll Burger Kmg ^ener tpm Mender rt Ido Mery at Lode Mery Seminole Lady Semlnoles Coocti Wry Rone Record 04 OCtontlre leader* Wonnon hmdroil It gtdt 1 Molitto Wuctmon II gaolt- } ntum JonruMr LM gooN. I otoitNl Oatontivo Nodort BitHi OtPomo Igaolkoopor. I I Needier Brum. Julio Robert Mario Voitne Pvrpor King oponor. •pm Monday ot OoinotolMo Buctdioli olLotoMory ,u. Gainesville Buchholz Bobcats Coocti PeuMPebtioc RocOr* 11 Ottontiro Nodort April Low IlgHH. ) ottitNI. Emily ZoUnor (I pool 1ottltNI. CtiioboKi Iponglor ilgooiv I ouNNI Dotentloe Nodort M4c**4h CrtovNn IpooMoopor. I tbut ouNI. Cmdy BouKrto. Amende Metlmger Burger Kmg oponor I pm Mondoy t lombioM Ot Loko Mery Classic: Elite field could make it best tourney yet By TO N Y DB80RMI1R Herald sports writer There’s a built-in curse whenever you horn your own tournament; you’re almost always expected to win. Such Is the quandry facing the Lake Mary Lady Ham soccer tram this week when they begin play In the Burger King Classic Organized by and played mostly at laikr Mary, the Hams should have every advantage. Except.... The tournament field boasts six othrr trams ranked In the top 10 of either the 4A or 3A [tolls (Lake Mary was No. 3 In last week’s 4A poll). And every tram, ranked or unrankrd. would love to knock off the Lady Hams Such ts the lot of bring a good host Of course, once play Mart*, the hospitality ends and Ita every tram for Itself "It’s a good, quality Held." said Itlll Klssrlr. ihe Lake Mary coach. "It’s always good 10 put vour team up against other quality teams and are just how good you are * Even belore they atari district play, a quirk glance at their statistics give you an ides of good the 104) Lady Hams atv Donna ilnhr leads Like Mary with 12 goals while Dana Hoover has five Michelle Mattingly leads Ihe tram with six assists But where Ihe Lady Hams really shine is on defense Goalie Tam m y Scott has surrendered Just two goals in 10 games for a .'20 goals against average. While Lake Marv ts the highest rankrd Class 4 A team In the Held, the No. I ranked ,IA tram will be on hand In the form of ihe Lady Haiders ol Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas St. Thomas Aquinas. 23 3 and a state semtflnaUsi Iasi year. comes in with a 64) record, having scored 31 goals while allowing none Teresa Lois leada the way with 12 goals while keeper Jennifer I’udsey had six shutouts "Our main concern this week will be playing against some lop Irvel competition." Si. Thomas coach Carlos Giron said "We nerd to play some strong teams outside of our area to gel us ready for the state playoffs.** St. Thomas will get that wish light away as It plays ninth-ranked (Class 4AI Lakr Howell In Its opener Monday at 6 p m at Lyman High Lake Howell. 7-1. has one of the tup defensive units around led by goalkeeper Heather Hrann and sophomore defender Jessica Cardarrlll On offense. Tori Campbell and Dana Unyearn have had superb years thus far Another Interesting first round matchup has Ihe Marauders of Clearwater Central Catholic (No 2 In Class 3AI against Melbourne's Lady Bulldogs Monday at 4 p m. at Lakr Mary High All Clearwater Central Catholic Is looking for is a couple of breaks The Marauders are looking lo Ihe Burger King as means to s*x Just how good they are. "We’re really looking forward to coming over and [4aylnf in Ortamto. aoitf oeorge babul, who coaches the CCC learn wllh his wife Elite "W e’re passing up sn opportunity lo play In a tourna­ ment here to go to Orlando ' ’ Melbourne Is in a rebuilding year of sorts, having graduated seven starters frum Iasi year’s team which finished Art ond In state Hut the l~idy Bulldogs. 6-3 so far this year, have been dropped down to 3A this season "We only return four starters from Iasi year’s team.” said Melbourne roach Je rry McAbe "Klghi now. we’re 6-3. but we’ve only lost to 4A school* W r lost to Lake Howell, I,nkr Brantley and Winter Hark Another top-notch 3A Irani Is Larry Betslnger’s Bishop Muon* Lady Hornets (ranked fifth) BetsIngrr’s hoping his soccer Irani comes of age this week In ihe Burger King Classic. "I think we can play wllh everyone." he said of his 8-2-1 tram. "T h e difference ts a few breaks here and there. We're a very team, but w ell be In there scrambling, trying to slick around." One thing going (or Ihe lotdy Hornets Is one of Um area's most explosive offenses. A m y GeltzllR goals, nine assists) Is the leading goal scorer In Orange and Seminole counites Gene Lcsrallrllr. the roach of the Oviedo Lady Lions, has taken a practical hut positive slanrr lor the toumry. Hal her Hum slmot for Ihe moon or abandon all hope, hr has set very pragmatic guals for his 3 -4 -1 Irani. "We're not looking In win this tiiurnamrnt “ said Lesrallelle. whose tram has drawn Hilltop Moorr In the first round, a team th ry’vr already lost in 44) this season "We're looking for the expeiirnce." Seminole High Is looking at the tournament to vault It Into its usual second ball surge. The Lady ’Notes are famous for starting slow and finishing fast The Lady Tribe s first round opponent (Monday at 8 p ni. at Lakr Mary) la the Lady Bobcats of Ga Inesv illr Duehhoi t Seminole. 4 6. Is led on offense by Shannon Sundvall. MHlMA Shuckman. Mlrbelle Leggorr and Jennifer Llndarnood while It * drfrnsr Is paced by goalkeeper Bobbie Osborne. Inlla Kobert. Mary Vrzlna and Hrathrr Brown Once Ihe slate champion. Ihe GalnrsvlllrHuchholz Lady Bobcats are looking to rrgain some of that past glory And first-year coach Haul Wrbalrr hoprs that playing In this week’s Burger King tournament wtll help toward that end. "We're very young." said Wefrster. whose learn ts 5-3 after treating Gainesville East*idr 2 0 Iasi Thursday. "I think Ihe tournament will hr a good learning rxfierie nee." The Semlnole-Burhhoti matchup ts one of only two first round games that do nol feature rankrd trams The other ta the opener Monday at Lyman High |2 p ni | whu'h features Lyman's Lady Grryhounds va Drltona’sLady Wolves Lyman 3-3-2. Is coming off a 7-1 win over Oviedo m what was by far Its ties! offensive game of the year Trac y Sher and Kerry Muaantr air the proplr who get tin* offense going while Ihe dcfrnsr ts led hy swccprrba* k Julia ralUtinan. Jennifer McAvoy and giralkreprt Becky Carr. Deltona. O B I. is In Its llrst year ol existence, but coach Bob Wilson has high expectations going Into the tourney "We've made great slrtdrs with every game." Wilson said "O ur goal In the tournament is lo score some goals and see flow far we can go ” Another first round game at Lyman (4 p m I pits Lakr HrAUltey’s lonlv f'alrtnts. No 8 In Ihe stale (Class 4Ai against (hr second-year l-adv Panther*..! Ih rhillqnlligh Braniley has one of the most prolific scorers In Ihe tournament In Star! Fox f 16 goalsl along wllh somr of ihe lop lulrnt In Ihe stair In midfielder Karen Kupp and striker Jennifer M» Master and some up and m ining talent In Tra i l Finley. Lisa Hock anil Tara Harding Lyman thrashes Lady Lions, 7-1 By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent O V IE D O — L y m a n H ig h School broke open a close game With five second half goal to rout Oviedo. 7-1. In girls prep soccer action at Oviedo High School Friday night in front of 151 fans. The Lady Greyhounds Im ­ proved to 3-3-2 with Ihe win and will return to action at 2 p m. Monday aguinsi Dcliona in the Burger King Classie Tournament al Lyman Oviedo dropped lo 5-6 and will also return lo action In Ihe Burger King Classic opixwlie Bishop Moore ol 2 p m Monday at Lake Mary High School. "W r did a fine Job of passing Ihe ball around tonight." Lyman coach Laura Rountree said. "You don’t usually see many goals with dual assists and lonighl we hud four of them. We put things together In Ihe second ball and started capitalizing on our opportunities.” And for losing Lions coach Gene lesrallelle. he felt that his team did well In the first half, but did a poor job mentally In ihe second, as the loidy ’Hounds look complete control of the contest. "We hud u total breakdown In th e s e c o n d h a l f , ” s a id Lesculletlr. "But It may have been because of our youth. The kids will grow from this game and become a better team because of It." Lym a n outshot the Lady Lions. 48-11, but had to come up with u strong second half to pul) away. Oviedo scored the opening goal when Maureen Kelleher slipped by a pair of defenders, took u serve from Lynley Yost and scored with 21:44 lo play In the first half. L y m a n ’* T a m m y Fulsang evened the score when she took a double assist from Tracy Shcr and Kerry Musunte with 17:16 to play In Ihe half. Sher then gave the Lady Greyhounds the lead for good when she took an assist fro m R e be cca B ro c k and Christina Muaantr lo give them the lead. 2-1. with 12:56 to play In the half. "It felt great that we were able to put the ball In the net tonight.” said Fulsang who had two goals and an asalst for the game "For the first time this season, we played as a team Instead of IndlvuaU The chetnIsty was there and we came together as a team." Brock (hen took a double assists from F u ls a n g and Musunte to up the lead to 3-1 with 33:23 lo play. Fulsang f o llo w e d u p w it h th e backbreaking goal wllh 25 20 to play off an assist from Kerry Musanle. Kerry Musanle lurried around and beat a pair of defenders before serving to McAvoy who flipped Ihe ball right back lo Musanle for a goal wllh 19 52 lo play In the game. Sweeper Julia Callannan then got Into the scoring column when she drilled a 25-yard direct kick Into the upper right hand portion of the goal to up the lead to 6-1 wllh 13:25 remaining. Beth Robinson scored the linal goal of the night off another double assist as this time Kerry Musanle and McAvoy teamed up on the feed. "We hud a real good all-around pcnurmancc tonight." Rountree said "Pam Wise played well up front as Amy Eubanks and Uctii Robinson both played well al midfield.’’ H O R N ETS RIP P H ILLIPS Jill Geltz led the Lady Hornets wllh four goals as Bishop Moan* crushed Dr. Phillips. 114).'in girls soccer action al Bishop Moore High School, Stephanie Fruitier added three goals wllh Am y Gellz netting two. Stephanie Grlnger and Missy Borrero each added one CMC* Gsrtwrp TMMCFwr Retard: Bt Offsnslvs NMn » Tsrl CwnpMtl It **•■*!. 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Lakr Howell head roach Gerhardl Tauschrr said of his tram ’a performance "We didn’t play consistent soccer Innight We played well al limes, but wr also looked weak at times 1 was pleased with Ihe play of Heather Hrann tonight. She always does a good job "Our real strength tonight was our midfielders They complete­ ly dominated the play and dictated the game I don’t think that we’ve Jelled yet Wr have great potential. Inti were nol even close to reaching our peak yet." ■ yC H U C K S U R O S S S Herald correspondent Lyman’s Tracy Sher moves the ball upheld Sher and the Lady Greyhounds' offense had their best outing ol the year on Friday In a 7-1 win ovor Oviodo Lyman. 3-3-2. returns to action Monday In Ihe Buigor King Classic Tournament The Lody Greyhounds lake on Deltona at 2 p m at Lyman High School The Lady Hnrnctn outshot Phillip* -15-0 on ihe nlghl as thry totally doininatcil the Lady Pan­ thers. who urc In thrlr second year. Phillips goalkeeper Melissa Warn nr r came up with 18 saves, Mldflrldrrs Jennifer Doherty and Katie Crawford added strong support lo ihe victory for Bishop Moore which ran It* record to 9-2*1, Bishop Moore returns to action Monday In the Burger King Classic Tournament. The latdy Hornets, ranked filth In (T ubs JA. lake on Oviedo Mon­ day at 2 p m ni laikr Marv High LYM A N H LA N K H PHILLIPS Lyman went above Ihe .500 mark for ihe first lime this season on Saturday with a 3-0 victory over Dr, Phillips The latdy Greyhounds now stand at 4-3-2 Julia Cullarmun gave Lyman a 1-0 halftime lead when she scorded off assist* from Jennifer McAvoy and Tam m y Fulnaug. Tracy Sher made || 24) with McAvoy and Keny Musanle grlllng assists and the final goal was Mixed by Fulsang wllh Belli Robinson and McAvoy getting assists CASSELBERRY - The name of the game was defense Friday night al Lake Howell High as the ninth ranked Class 4A Lady Sliver Hawks could otdy manage two giwdi off of 24 shots on goal to shut out Ihe loidy Semlnoles of Seminole. 24). In girls prep soccer action In front of 51 fans. Th e powerful Lady Silver Hawks advanced their record to 8-1 and will go head to head against the number one tram In thr state In Class 3A In St. 1 hum,is Aquinas al Ihe Burger King Classic al loikr Mary High Monday al 6 p m. Seminole dropped to 4-6 on thr year and will fare Gainesville Buchholz Monday nlghl at H in Ihe Burger King. After 19 58 seconds of ag­ gressive defensive ptsy on both sides of thr field, Christine Frankenburger took a pass from Jenny Yeurlck who had Just rrcrlvrd thr Iwll fiotn Torry C a m pb e ll for a shot past Seminole goalie Hobble Osborne Frankrnbugcr squirted the ball by Osborne as thr superb laidy ’Nolcs’ goalkrrprr fell on her ellMiw Instead of her belly to stop the heated shot. "Bobble had an excellent night at goal tonight." Seminole head roach Suzy Reno said of her girl In Ihe pipes. "Hey. we only lost 2-0 to l*akr Howell. I'll lake that any day with as good as they (Lake llowcIH are this year. We just drfeut ourselves wllh foolish mistakes We played well de­ fensively. but w r Just couldn't get the shots to go for us." With the Lady Silver Hawks holding their offense on the Lady Seminole's side of Ihe field for Ihe next four mlnulca and taking shot after shot, they finally got a goal to slip Into the net as Yearlck sank an unassisted goal for u 24) lead. The Irud would . , . ■ — . .. - I M Going Into the second half with a lot of momentum, the Lady Silver Hawks went after a quick second half goal Campbell got an assist from Yearlck and shot a rocket to the left [ kw! The goal was apparently good, as It rolled through thr net and out of the net. but It was disallowed because the referee felt the hall went across the left post and not through. "That was definitely a goal." Tuuscher said. "It didn’t matter though because wr played well enough where we didn’t need u Rams------------Continued from IB 1 Lake Mary put six shots that had un opportunity of finding the net In the second half, but Cain was able to keep the DreadnaughIs within striking distance. "Their goalie really kept Ihrm In the game, plus we had some bad luck," McCorklc said. "If we had ever scored that third goal It would have been over. 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Doc's Leader, the 7-2 second choice under Nick Santlgata. closed for second. 2 lengths ahead of Triple Buck, the 8-5 favorite with Jorge Velaquet. T h e Nashuu marked the third straight victory and the flat stakes t r iu m p h for Traskwood following a thirdplace finish In his first start. M IM P H t l STATE (M l Oewftea I I I 11 I I Sabers I I 1 1 1 1 I I S S L Pa>r, I I I I B f M c m am I I I I 4 LmlSi T I ] | | n ABeanec* >1 T M IB M rle u sP m I I t s 4 U r Clem l l l l ) . O u e ta n lllll I P e H n a l l l l l S WA1MISGTOM (H I H a,ear* T M 1 I H IWeen | I I I | II. Waal I I I * II I t Nacamar I H U M l a n e l N I I T. N iW ! S I BS S. H t e a r s I I 11 I lewterteatkl l l l l T s a h S i t l a l l F Raimme M r r r y u i Date II. Weatanstan T* Throe oomT poe>* U o m phi* Date 11 (Parry I B McLeugMei S I ) WotFungten T I* l He years > 1. Breen 11. 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Lacram*nio LI >1 IWooler* T) A - 1 447 T E I A L I L PALO 111) J armten I 4 S S I . Dealt >1 S I B V4n Dr»# S 1 S t B HerSewe, II H T * M W a a rl 11 S I I. Palter *11 I I *. Ruth 1 4 1 1 L Melrin 11 S I 4 McKay 4 0 00 0. McCall I I BA 1. Heim*, I I o i l Tetel* M 11B 14U INDIANA I II ) Andante a t II 11 n . Hillman I T I I II. Jedtew *T 14 M Edarerdt B II I I IB Janaa 1 1 1 4 T. Mae** BO 0 0 B Mean B I 111. White 1 11 1 4 OUphent r ’ 4 4 4 Petkewtai M M B Robin ion 00 1 1 I, Smith 4 4 *0 B DAieiiio S I0 0 I T * i| i* » M U l4 lt Heibim o-Indiana 44 U T C P 11 Thn* point n o o l l - U T E P l i t (Jahnion I I , Her Seely I I. Ltaeert S B Ruth I 1. Haimer M l Inliem I I (H lllm en 1 I. E Sears* 01. Oupnenl 0 I. Lmbh 0 I, D Aioiiw I I I Peutad eu*- Johnian Van Dr** total tew it-UTEP n. - M b * IT R tb o w n d t-U T E P IT I foal*, H I, Itabene 1* (Andaraon t ) A it liH -U T E P • (H ardee*, B Stewart 11. Indiana It (E dea rd all A -1 4 0 2 1 U C LA I TII Wilton Tt* 14 IT. Mac L ite a l l 01 B W o lk lf I T I T 1. W illiam * 11 00 1. R Khar date *14 14 11, Merlin 1* 11 T. Rnchaiin 4 1 0 0 * . Owrana I I 001, OoTnt, 0 1 i t 1. Brumbech 0 0 0 0 0 Bronrer 0 I 00 0 giant strp backward. "Th e union called ll 'partly' W ASHINGTON - The NFL s with other sports, but It's not rhlef labor negotiator Saturday jiartty They rherry-plckrd rules dismissed the latest players’ from other sports, but excluded union contract offer as "a giant m eaningful cost-containment step backward" and called for a limitations " Donlan said a direct dialogue Joint meeting of leaders from management and the union as a between union und management way of resolving the festering leaders would tie the only way tn take stejis on reaching a col­ labor dispute. Jack Dunlan. the executive lective bargaining agreement to director of the NFL Management replace the one titai expired on C o u n cil, suggested that the Aug 31. 1987. The players went n ln r -n t r o t b r r N F L Players mi stnkr for 24 days last yrar In Association executive committer pursuit of a new contract only to and six-member Management return on Oct 15. 1987 with no Council executive committee conrrsalons from management meet during the second week of and no new deal. "Alter reviewing the NFLPA January. Doug Allen, the assistant ex­ counterproposal, ll is clear we ecutive director of the union, are farther apart than ever spoke positively of the concept of before." Donlan said. "Written such a meeting, but said (he proposals are exurerbatlng Ihe union has not yet officially negotiating process. Ii would br more constructive If the full decided whether lo partlcipale. "W e ’ve always thought II was executive committees of both productive lo have owner* at the sides sit down farr-to-farr I table because It's been so rare." believe both of us owe dial to our Allen said "As to what our constituents.’* T h e Management Council response will lie. I don't want to say until we've had a chance to statement accused Ihe union of reneging on the only eight consider It.'* Donlan rejected the union's liargalnlng subjects that Ihe two four-year contract offer proposed sides hud agreed upon In Ihe Tuesday by NFLPA Executive (last Iwo years — player con­ Director Gene Upshaw. The tra c ts . m o v in g and trave l NFLP A jilan. borrowing heavily expense*, player fines, griev­ from labor agreements In other ances, retention of benefits, u n ­ professional sports, proposed a ion security, player security and free agency system virtually Ih e c o n t r a c t 's g o v e r n in g Identical to the one used In the agreement. Allen said the union had not NB A and a salary arbitration system such us the one used in reneged on anything. "I don't agree with that at all major league baseball. The plan also Included Increased retire­ ment and severance benefits, a 49-man roster and a drug testing plan based on the one used In the NBA. The free agency proposal in­ cludes unrestricted free agency for all players with six years of experience In 1989. five years of experience In 1990. four years In 1991 and three years In 1992, The union's offer came In response lo Iwo offers revealed by management on Nov. 17. Iionlan said l he owners would untlalrrally Implement one of the proposals by Feb, I. A si .00 ticket can "It's too late In the game for u new- wish list of unattainable nuke you an msunl liargalnlng objectives," Donlan said In a statement, "ll was a PICK 8 $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER CHRISTMAS Jackpot capped & given away weekly \ SUPER SALE ' '<r, ' Ll. OliKSlSWl MklOr ** M DkTt MM 11 K C1H' r half. Seven straight (mints from Terence Greene pulled DePaul within 31-24. hut the Hoyas scored the next five and led by nlneat hallltme. Stanley Hrundy had 14 for DePaul. W. V IR G IN IA TR IU M P H S M O R G A N T O W N . W V.t Darryl Prur scored 17 (mints to pare five players In double figures Saturday, leading West Virginia to a 101-32 mm nl Virginia Tech ll was the first time Wesl Virginia. 4-2. reached the IOO (mint plateau since a 1983 victo­ ry al Penn Slate Tile Moun­ taineers also goi 16 points from; Herbie Brooks w hile Steve Berger added 15. Tracy Shelton; 13 and Chris Brooks I I . A threr-polnt field goal al the b u x z rr by T im M cNrely. a walk-on freshman, gave West Virginia Its final margin of vlrln py Wally Lancaster scored 19 (minis lor Virginia Tech. 4-2.' which made only 26 peneni ot Us held goal uttempts Bimbo. Coles, a West Virginia native and a member of the United Slates Olympic learn, scored all nine of hts points tn the second half but missed 15 of Id lleld-goal at­ tempts The Mountaineers raced to a 56-27 halftime advantage anti brought In reserves when the lead reached 77-37 with 15 minute* left to plav IN D IA N A R O U TS U T E P BLOOM INGTON. Ind - Eric Anderson scored 23 poln:t and Ja y Edsards added 16 Satur­ day. powering Indiana u> an 81-63 triumph over previously unbeaten Texas-EI Paso Indiana. 7-4 overall and 6-0 at home, streaked to an 8-0 lead In the opening 3 01 and Texas El Paso. 7-1. never threatened. NFL dism isses union’s offer Rushing — Washington Merrli 41 111. Tout* U TI II UTO Lender* j la Cinrinnall Wood* II III. N O S IK C A S O LIN A 11*41 Meddan T IT 11 IB Chilcutl 4 1 11 10. Brooks MI. EliennlO Williem* M i l II. Buck m il it # 1 114 Ltbo Ptailed - WiMiegloe Wll Kami i m i 1 H 14 IB Pot 10 1 11. Rico ) ) ) 4* Raid 1 I III CmOneall Eucaan 101*0 IIT RactWIna-WaiTiieglae Landtrt I 110. 00 4 Dane, I100B Dealt H U B Hamtar OiipFtenl IB Monk 1U. Clark 11T OOOOB A k ln tO lO O B Graeno I 1011 M e , Cinrinnall Brorm t il l Wood* II. MrGee 000 01 TWalt 1* T l I* la 104 Mallllme— North Caroline 11M Thro* I H. Brooka11, HolmanI la Larak-WaaMnoMn Mann I 4 Cinein point goela— U C L A U S IWelkar I B Rich erdton 11. Rachel m I B Oelnor 01. Brorwwr nab Butaoy III O H . North Ceroime T 11 I Labe I B Intercop!Ion*-Cincinnati Morion 1II Traskwood wins Nashua UwHad P r t » i Intarnatlonal item** Aurora Uruveraity u •I T) Meierafti al SwTMr TT. Indtene Lt IT OaPeue TI. Keiemeaeo *1 E e rth e m tl Kamren n Perria tl H M a rm m M T I P M a y TT. HcmTmeten a* I'M e m u , Tara* E l Pete 11 In d re m tf M Prank Iln M Miami I0SMI TB Clncmneii el M a r« e t e iT *AuM Mpum IB OTue Narteere n I 0 T I Oea late Mi ME llltneit IS Net* Muimer, FT. IN k i te * imp M Tartar m Mam m e tar IT Tlftw T4 0,**14 wnimmsten It. Denu en IT w.itarperf 14 Cepatel U But the Ta r Heels closed the half with the last nine points for a 55-36 halftime lead. Lebo had 12 and Madden 11 to lead Nonh Carolina In the first half. Richardson and Wilson each scored 11 for the Hrulns U C LA shot only 4 1 percent for the first half to North Carolina's 53.5 percent O E O R O E T O W N TO P S D EPAUL LANDOVER. Md - Charles Smith scored a career high 37 points. Including his icam's final 16 p oin ts, w hile freshman Alon/o Mourning contributed u season-best 19 points, helping No. 4 Georgetown defeat DePatii 74 64 Saturday. Smith, a senior guard who staned for the bron/e medalw inning U S Olym pic Irani coached by Georgetown's John Thompson In Seoul, was the only Hoy as player to score In the final 9 f>9 of the game Ills previous high was 28 points set Feb 9 of this year against Scion Hall. Mourning, a 6-10 center, also had eight rebounds and eight blocked shots Georgetown. 6 0 . beat D rl’aul. 5-4. for the fifth straight tlmr. hut had to weather a second-half rally before turning back the Demons. DePaul. tra ilin g 44-35 at halftime, used a 13 0 run to draw wtthtn 60-56 on layup by Mrlvon Foster wllh 6 37 left Smith took control in the final 6 14 of the game, hitting three jumper*, one layup and all four free throws attempts to repel the Hlur Demons' (hteat, Georgetown look command of the game early, streaking to a 23-11 lead after running off u 14 4 spree that Included 11 (mints from Smith Smith scored 17 (minis In the o|>enlng 9 1 5 of the game and had 19 In the first U s lts 4 Prsss Intarnatlonal B U S H IN G Narr I n l e t H aedarn || I M Perrvmen t M (Agere 4 11 ( atari 1 a I I Darner W re n * U . Derieti 1**4. H e a r I * S t o a t III) P A L LIN G taea Eeptaet Eaaae I H t t tt . O rtp te 141) I let. 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N.C. - J.R Held, in his first game this season after fool surgery, scored all six of his (Kilnto In Nonh Carolina's 11-0 run In the first half Saturday, propelling the No. 8 T a r Heels to their seventh straight victory with a 104-78 rout of I Oth ranked U C LA Despite limited play. Reid's return highlighted a dominating effort by the Tar Heels, who led the entire gamr and put away the Hrulns early. North Carolina. 9-1. received 18 points from Jeff Lebo. who led five Tar Heels In double figures Kevin Madden, who has led North Carolina's scoring while Held recovered front a broken bone in his fool, added 10 Scott Williams bad 15. Steve Bucknall 12 and Pete ChlkKitt 10. • U C L A . 4-1. was led by Pooh Richardson's 21 points Trrvor Wilson added 17. Th e Urutns were never In It The y (railed 55-36 at h.illume and never got rloser than 14 In the second half U C L A Coarh J im Harrlrk didn't hrlp hik tram with two technicals, both while the Hrulns had the ball The second ramr with North Carolina up 73-57 m idway of the senond half The Ta r Heels went on to scorr 12 of the next 13 points and led by as many as 3 1points Retd first entered the gamr with 15 41 left In the half He was railed for traveling on his first shot, a dunk but hr then hi* three straight, one a dunk, as the T a r Hrrlkoprneda 26 lOlrad Richardson had seven straight points to spark a rally that drew the Hrulns In within 38 28 with Just under five minutes left m the half to ■to 9 Celmt* Bail*Thai Senate I JA I ALAI ■ t a r ta r 01 me I 4H |CO LLEG E B A S K ETB A LL N F L S U M M A R IE S M f -* l * P* NATIONAL S A IK IT B A B I AS IOC. (a iltr« Ctntevtrx* Atte-lk Oirtuea w L Pci Nr * Tori l» • 714 PriiieeatpMa IT 10 Ml •eaten ll 11 V*} New Jar*a, t 11 1)1 Che, tort* * 14 n Wttetogtte 1 18 Ml C#Rtril Drwii*#* C tertiary) 14 i FIT DeteeW 14 8 7JI Atlanta II R 4)1 Miiweutt* II f IU Cnwego II i# 114 Indiana 1 u IM Wtttera Centerline k U w i I Du i u m w L Ptl Dalle* t] J IM Deere, 14 • *M Houston ii t HI Ulan ti t HI Van Antonie 8 ll H4 Miami 1 ll tu Fiohc D m ie t LA Later* 18 8 tv Wtaoeni. it t 110 leant* ii 9 in Portland i» ia U \ Goiter lltta a u 830 LA Ciiaeen 8 18 U 4 Lecramtete f 18 MI Sente,'* darnel Nee VerS *• Batten r*gbl LA Later* af WetMngien nl^ ,i Ban Amenta at Hew*tan. nrgm Heels send UCLA reeling U n lt w d P r i l l In ta r n a tlo n a l N B A S T A N D IN G S ns i i i no It I * 1 1 I I t I tt Carrara! q I N i 1 ii 1 ii I it WnMn«ten. LeAmiitea t i Ontbw eb. S f m c S 40 Sanford. Florida — Sunday, December 18. 1M8 — 3B T is W HOST! M RRARCtl i k AVAIL* ' FU LL F A C T O R Y W A R R A N TY 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE NqtyfJOpfll JmetlOOpm UzsrcnlOOpffl Mon •WeC -St CtoudSvdJy TknWLldH S«ytF'»Lmwn S<xoz(rxt HOME APPLIANCE M CM AHO N W A N T S P EA C E NORTHBROOK. Ill — Chicago' B e a rs q u u r l r r b t ir k J im McMahon, besieged by jiubllc attention, and his wife have (letittoned their suburb's zoning tKiard for permission lo build a fen* r around their $2 2-mllllon mansion to discourage fans from flocking for photographs and autographs The problems began In Sep t e rn b e r . s o o n a f I c r i l i r McM ahons and their threc rhtldren moved Inioan exclusive neigh borhood In the posh northern suburb. SPORTS FANS! Brought lo you By Ktn Rummtl Surphungty, In th* gnllrt hittory ol Ihe Nkliohki Foot Del I League only 4 coe chtl here ere' so n K 0 g im e t or more in a career Those 4 are Georg* Hat**, Don Shuts Tom Landry and Curly Lam beau ••• Did you know that W llllim Shtketpeere once won a loolbell game lo* Robe OameT-.ln the IBIS tetton. Notre Dame had a lubstl lute quarterback by Ihe name ot Williem Sheketpeare In ■ game that year againtl Ohio Stale, Notre Dame trailed 1T12 wllh I minute lo go...Th* tegular quarterback. Andy Pllney, got hurl and Shekespant came oft Ihe bench and threw a perfect touchdown peaa lo Wayne Ulllner lo give Notre Oeme the victory. • a• Here * an ameimg lecl...The University of Oklahoma once — amazingly — scored over IOO points In loolbell game* 2 weeks in a row — and then In the ne»l game, oddly enough, they couldn't score any potnla Oklahoma beat Shawnee 107 0 end Southwest Oklahoma 1400 on successive weeks In 191S But me n e il week they didn't score et all and lost to Tulsa 160 ••* Look lor our special advertls ment Friday on the beck cover ol the Sanford Herald’s NEW weekly magazine T.V. Week! Sorry, must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO hnkmgU Mater Crete* m i to ou A u r a s o u n t t MT. SOPOR ^ 304 I. COMMERCIAL ST. 322-3083 historic downtown samord It's typical and Inarcuniic lor them to iwiy that." Allen said "Th e fundamental principle lit Ihe negotiation*, which they reiterated In ihe first session (In April 1987) and reminded us of often, is 'nothing is agreed to until everything Is agreed to ' And they changed a number of things that they had agreed to. Including the length of tlucontract (from three years to 10 years)." m m KENNEL CLUB North of Orlando, Just off Hwy. 17-92 301 Dog Track Rd. Longwood 8 3 1 -1 8 0 0 ] HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 3 2 1 -7 8 0 0 �u V’ r p ■r 4B — Sanlord Hstsld, Ssnlord, Florida — Sunday. D «cim b «; 16, 1963 Lyman, Oviedo split boys-girls double dip Age shows in Lady Lions’ 42-32 vrctory ’Hounds outshoot Lions B y T O N Y D s S O R M IE R By T O N Y DsEORM lIR Ha raid sports wrltsr_________ Herald apod* writer LONGW OOD — It was "ltat>c* In Toyland." basketball style On Friday night. the Ovtrdo Lady Lions im rrd a 42-32 win over the host Lym an Lady Greyhounds In a match-up of two of the ynaingrst teams In the county. And It showed. Oviedo's "experience'* factor was the dif­ ference. shooting 28 percent from the floor 113 for 54). The "younger" Lady Greyhounds were Just 9 for 3 0 11H percent I. "It's not as good as I d like to see us play." said •lohn Thomas, the Oviedo coach. "We did some things better, but we didn't finish them on offense. "In this game, we didn't hit hardly any of the outside shots that we took We also dribble more than we're supposed to Wi: didn't move the ball on offense like we're supposed to." Still, against a young Lyman team. Oviedo had Just enough, (hanks to the big play of big girls Suzanner Hughes (13 points) qud Bi).igsfie Jenerette ( I I points). Oviedo's othtr IB points were divided among four players. It took a while (the entire first half) for the two teams to establish any kind of flow. After the first two periods of play, the 1. .riy Lions had n I T A lead. Hut the action picked up considerably in the second half (as the difference in Ihe final score and the halftime score would attest! For Lyman, the catalyst was sophomore shooting guard Jennifer Kruger. After scoring Just two points In the first half on two free throws. Kruger started looking lor her shot In the second half and. in the pnxrsa. caused Ovtrdo some problems She scored all eight of the Greyhounds' points In Ihe third stama. contributing 16 of 24 in the half to finish with 18 points as the game's high scorer Dana Garrett Iclght points) and Carol Colley (six potntsl w rrr the only other Lyman plays that scored "Jennller Is a pure shooter.' said Lyman coach Lisa Carlson "Ifl had to qualify her right now. I'd say she's too unselfish At halftime, site had to be told to put Ihe ball up." Kruger Is just one of the srvrral young players Carlson Is hoping drvriop* for the Greyhounds Others who showed flashes of ability against Oviedo were freshman Shrtma Clark, sophomore Vida Williams and 6-3 Junior Julie Dowling Iwho blocked Ihrer shots, including one of Suzanne Hughes) "We re young. " said Carlson "I'm thrilled with Ihe job we did defensively Holding Su/anne h H M p a S t f OK*I WOOW Cheryl Bull and her Oolsdo learn mates showed their 'tipenence' In beating ihe host Lyman Lady Greyhound* 42-32 on Frtdat night Hughes to 15 points Is a good job Defensively. I'm llckfed pink. "I told the kid* at halftime that they were doing a fantastic job defensively On offense. w«- have a tendency to rely on certain players We took (or them to score all the time It's a mailer of confidence for ihe younger players." For Thomas and the Lady i.kin*. the situation is much the same. II not for Suzanne Hughes ami Jenerettr. Oviedo's offense would ahnosl he nonexistent "The thing Is trying lu get the girls who are supposed to be shuttling bum the outside to shout Instead of ctimlng down Inside of the ilirre second line where I lie big girls are supposed to he.” Thomas explained "There are a little things like that we need to keep witfklngon " Tlie win tmpruved Oviedo's record to 5-2 while Lytnanfrl! to I 8 OVIEDO Mil 1 OwW** *1 II * Hjfhn » C‘«-1 « Wf*e I S-x-’ l 1 T N M M t U K K i i W K I 7*4*<i 11 17 74 4.’ LYMAN (111 i« GaoWtt C*«. 4 0* 0 NUiavnS, C M i X . i i m i Sr****! Dn M|| 1*4*0 n u l l ] H*l*1im* 0»<*a* II U w • 1 *41 - 0 . 1 4 # 17. L r * 4 " 71 r*ut*d *u« Wrft* (0»*S*l C*4t*» 11 ,ft-*ft1 I « M k 4S Nan* 1*4*# p*.x’ f**>* H 4M l K « r * i O n M a l t l e M * 1! LONGW OOD When your opponent's shots are falling, there isn't much you can do but watch. That's what the Oviedo Lions were reduced to doing Friday n ig h t as the host L y m a n Greyhounds shot 44 percent on thetr way to handing Ihe Lion* a 70-53 defeat. * The win Impruve* Lyman's record to 2-3 while Oviedo dropped to 4 2 " W r shot the hall unusually well tonight." said Lyman roach To m Lawrence "We haven't shot the ball at the well lately, so that was a nice change. Maybe they're Anally getting the foot­ ball out of them." W hatever the reason, the Greyhounds lived up to their nickname and raced by the Lions Holding n 16-11 lead late In ihe first quancr. Lyman went on a 13-0 run that carried Into the second q u a rte r. When Oviedo had managed lo whittle the lead down to !H points In Ihe third quanrr. the Greyhounds went on a 12-1 tear "Th e y played real well, no question about It." said Oviedo coach Dale Phillips "They shot Ihe eyes out of the basket Thai * the best shooting performance we've seen against us this year Th rtr quickness hurt us ** What ll>e Grrvltounri* did was harass the younger Lions at every turn with an aggressive man-lo-man pressure delrnse Whatever Oviedo tried to do. there was a Lyman uniform in the way "Th e man to-man prrssurr Is Mimrthlng wr llkr lo play." said laiwrrncr ''Sometimes. It's dif­ ficult to play that wav. but tonight tt worked lor us **Wr talked at halftime (hold ing a 37-21 Iradl about bring ready to play ul the start of the second hall and not letting the lead get away from us " Most* *s*h »r V «t. h L - t i t i Jamsa Flint (No 3) at Lyman power* past Oviedo's Tim Tocco lor Iwroof hit 10 points lr, th# Greyhounds' 70-53 win Friday night It didn’t, not by a long shot With lour players In double figures and nine players con trtbutlng points the Greyhounds threw one weapon after another at ihe Lions and Just wore them down leading the attack was Mike Whittington IIH pointsl, J J Miller (17) James Flint I10J and Todd Patterson |lOj "We haven't played this well in Iwro or three years, l-awrrncr said "It didn't look llkr the same learn that playrd land lost to) Colonial the other night "Everybody contributed The scoring was very balanced I ni very plrasrtl.* In his own way. so was Phillips We'll gel b rltrr." he salrl "W e re a vrrv lne*perlenred tram W r showril ihat tonight II w r had hit Ihe gimmrr s and made a hall way consistent showing at Ihe bee throw line 113 for 23). II might havr hrrn closer “ W r w rrr Irusiralrd You know when a Irani has a 20 (•olni lead they were loosry goosey ami wr were light as a drum This is one of the best shooting Irani* I vr tiad and tonight, we couldn't bust a grapr Hut I'm not Itial disap pointed In the sri-oml hall wr p la y e d m u c h more c o n slstrntly OVItOO 1111 Tn4 7*44* 14 C4*«*< II Si'Mr IS S e w I fwn m i I n 7*>c* • «* iS * > l f <*.< 1 D-«4 • Mi ( * i. j<« • M* t • r*4*a r n i n u LYMAN 17*1 *> ” >'-*!«. I V X If i 4 " * « * i >* n w a H * y i s * ]* > t i R**0 | 5»««* 1 H*l4i| 1 !•**< I a*- u i w - i m i i* 7* Hfltllmf L|S M I |7 O, i|* II i *v** o»**i i« i,xi44 n r**4*a N*n* ’*-ftft-<4» O>«0* <**t* T*4****.*4 *■*•» o>*w t i 7«*, t*4(* n lr * w < ■W*it**tftp%»ft 7 N > t, I k * S O t*S 4 > M>*4* n L r * * .] I w in 7 2 -5 7 Lym an loses gam e, top tw o scorers to M iam i Stingrays By MARK BLYTHK Herald sports writer By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent OKI.ANDO - Lake Brantley’s girls basketball tram went to Its Inside game and pulled away from Edgewater early to post a 72-57 victory Friday night at Edgewater High School. The Lyman Greyhound* hoys soccer learn went into thetr game Thursday night against the Miami High School Stingrav* In prrtty good shape, owning a 3-1-1 record and a top 10 ranking in Ihe FACA Class 4A soccer poll. Lady Pats go inside, I"'~ — -T.1 N — S — I- — ■ The Lady Patriots Improved to 3-2 and will return to action In thetr H o lid a y T o u rn a m e n t beginning Monday. Edgewater •fell to 1-4 on the year. • Lori Hunce poured in a caireer-hlgh 21 points for Lake ; Brantley while pulling down : eight rebounds. Gretchen Mull also added a career-high with 18 (mints and ripped down eight hoards as the Brantley Inside game dom inated the La dy Eagles. D a n ie lle A le x a n d e r led Edgrwalrr with a game-high 26 (mini* as Joey 1‘uagh connected |for 17 Tracy Brandenburg, making her first start for the Lady Patriots this season, scored a season high 14 points and Jiandrd oul six assists whllr coming up with three steals. Hrandrnhurg is still recovering from lhr flu and should be In lop .form In a couple of weeks Barb Hlllmyrr and Jennifer ^TufTord each added nine (mints tci give Bninilry a wrll rounded attack. The Uidy Pulrtols went to I heir strength early and Hunce and Mull came through With Brandenburg popping bom theperlmclcr. they bulll a 35-20 liulfiltnr lead and never let up LAKe BRANTLEY (Ml - erpftOtntMxg W T lord f. Mull II. B.llmrPV ». Bunco II. Oitnon l, Rat** #. Mowc 0. TpMli IV 1417 77 root WAT EX (171 Larry J. PsagTi '7. M<74, » i 1 UaiMlI I. fl»*t 4. AVuMe 14. Te’*H Ills II17 . M*(tttm« — n o Br*fttl«y IS. EOg***’*' 70 F*uH — L444 B'*ftU*r 14 £0g***t*r U FouWO Out — M4404I1. Larry T*tt>nlc*t* — f ijr -l-r- b*ncr> I I point ti*«7 go*i — F6g***’*r I (F»vg7i( R*cerOi — LiLi 1 r ia llit J 7 M g itr a lu Also. Injure* are now starting to ta k e Its t o ll fo r th e Greyhound*, a team that went Into the season with little depth Two weeks ago. they lost thetr best defensive player, senior But w hen the final gun Kevin Voyer. with torn knee sounded, ihe Greyhounds 13-2-11 ligaments during a practice were on Ihe losing end of a 3 0 Against Miami they lust Ihrlr defeat al the hands of Miami two leading scorers. Jo -to House (2-0-21 at Lyman High lanklr) and Erie Lrlbtn (knee) B oosters benefit sports m edicine Thanks to Ihe ollorts ol the Seminole High School Athletic Booster Club, booster president Blair Kitner (right) was able lo give J'm Doc' Terrwilleger a check lor S3.687 to benefit the sports medicine program at the school Th* money was raised through ths concessions stands at Seminole athletic events •'ll was Ihe worst game of the season for us.” Lyman coach Kay Sandldgr said. "W r OUtahot Miami 16-10. hut we didn't pul the ball Into ihe net." The Stingrays, a 3A team thal play* in Ihr same area thut Miami Killian and Miami Sun*ri Both players ate expected to tie ready when Lyman play* In Ihr Irizza Hut Tournament next week The Greyhound* ho [ted to grt hark on the winning track when they traveled to Salelltr Beach on Salurday Ram paging Lion m atm en rip Edgewater, 60-19 By CH UCK BURQESS Herald correspondent Oviedo's grapplrrs till ihr mal Friday night with Ihr brute hirer that Is Iasi becoming ih rlr trademark and hamrnrrrd the Eagles of Edgewater. 60 lb. The Lions Improved ihrlr im­ pressive season record lo 4 1 and lake the holiday* off before resuming their sahedule l he Eagles dropped to I -4. Oviedo's Junior varsity squad trimtlnrd undefeated with a win and moved Ihrlr record lo 5-0. Using IQ of 14 wins lo lakr the match, the Lions Jurnjicd out lo an rurly 18-15 lead and slartrd ( ranking to win seven of the List eight matches George Cuok g<>< thing* going lor the Lions as hr plriurd Edgewater1* Ja y Ellington In 2fi seconds. K rv ln Newton got another Iasi pin In 35 second* and Ken Sehropp added a pin at 1lie* 130 division over Sieve Pultro In 2 20 lo op (hr lead for Ihe Lions The next slv matches was all Oviedo us Paul Isaacson (1401. Andy Heinrich 1145). John arid llrtun Huxley (152. 160). Aaron Larkin (171). anil Hubert Jones ( ) 8fl| all hud wins lor the Lions Rodney Slla* of Edgrwatrr loughl nil a lining rtlotl from Mlkr Cnhlu a* he look a dose nlp-and-luck match with an 11-10 decision Oviedo's Dan Wynn ended ihr night lor ihe Lions with a pin ol Phillip Fray in I 31. OVIEDO44 EOCIWATEB It 1RJ— Jonft7-*'<»ll If |p N*t*»fl Prior It 117 G*crg* Coot (O) p J*, Ellingfon 7* III Kti r NraWI017 Oh 17*4>tl « 171- ModR*ftft*Su lE I 0 <V4->Pr.<• 14) IIS Km l(l»K4 lOl 7 Vt.r P’*itro | 7t 111- L*t**r FRwtnc* It 1p Jim Vr * 1SI 144 — Pawl Ii44ct*n lOI * Efftl# V*1t*fl**ld*>4 44 141 And, l*.rrKh IOI p ?f*m4-ft Tll*m#ft I 74 IU — IS* Ssti*r (Oi p Osrlut Mod*(n* lU 140 Br(*ft Sort*, (Ol p P»> 04ugft*rt, 1 41 111- A*r«ftC44kiri (Ol Mft pr «*>r*a ■SV- MA4(I Jovny IOI p 0-rg C|((t« I I) ITS Hu**, Vi.t |El S M rtCofc.t II It HVV ORftWfftftlOlp P S iW pfr*, I 71 A m y G e ltz g u id e s Lady H o rn e ts b o o te rs to n in th w in By M A R K B L Y T H E Herald sports writer Edgewater trimmed the lead to nine at one polni but could pull no closer us Brantley forced the hall Inside and upped lls lead track to 15. |the stale » No 1 and 2 ranked Irani* In 4A) doe*, most likely will lie voted Into the ('lav* 3A top 10 (Mill next week wilh I h r victory. Amy Geltz had a part In every goal to lead the Bishop Moore Lady Hornets to a 4-0 victory over Winter Park In girl* soccer ad tori ut Bishop Moore High School Saturday alicrmmn. Bishop Moore Improved to 9-2-1 overall and will return to action In the Burger King Classic Tournament on Monday at 2 p m opposite Oviedo at Lake Mary High. Winter Park, now 6-2-1 for the year, will also be In the tourney and will ptay Largo at Lvman on Monday ni 8 "Am y (Gellz) probably played her best game cvrr. Bishop Moore coach Larry Belslnger said "She was all over the Held and helped oul on defense as wrll as (onlrlliutlng heavily lo the offense " 22 12 remaining in the opening hall Gellz then rlp|M*d in a 45-yard Stephanie Fculncr opened the scoring when she finished of! a double assist from both Stepha­ nie Gringer and Geltz. Grtnger made a run down Ihe left side and served the ball to the Geltz In the middle, Geltz then dum­ mied the bull (let the ball roll Ihroogh her tegs purposely) and Feulner drilled Ihe shot with Oviedo High School boy* soc­ cer tram played two games this weekend, both on the road, and rame away with a win and a loss for their effort* The Lions. 6-2. beal New Port Ritchey Rtdgcport 2-0 and dropped s heartbreaking 2-1 toss to Land O' Lakes. Oviedo dominated bolh game* direct kick I hat found ih r upper 0 0 lo up Ih r Irud to 2 0 w ith 13:10 lu play In Ih r llrsl half. The shot canir alter a Lady Wildcat foul and Grit/ pluvrd the wind lo net Ihr goal Lion boys sp lit tw o road gam es as Rubble Gclslcr scored an unassisted goal and Jelf Karson took a serve from Jeff Dcrose In the game against Rtdgcport for the only two goals of the match. In the game against Land O' Lakes, the Lion* were In control of the entire match, outshootlng their opponents 32-9. but they gave up l wo goats In 30 seconds. T h e G a tors, who ousted Oviedo In Ihe regional playolfs last season, barely got by again as they were able lo keep ihe ball out of the net. "W e controlled ihe entire gam e." Oviedo courh Dave Jekancskl said "We just gave up a pair of goals that really turned the game around " �Sanlord Hsu'd, Sanford, FlondA — Sunday, December 10, 1900 — 0* Socastee steals 1 from Wildcats Houston hit with sanctions ■ y JIM R IC K IM B A C K IR Herald correspondent Unlled 0f « n Intaroallona) H OUSTON - Houston Athletic Director Huily Davalos *.nd Frlday NCAA sanction* banning the Cougars from bowl games for two years and reducing scholarshl|i* In 1989 was not surpris­ ing. although he had hoped the }>unlshtnrnl wouldn't be so severe. "W r look a pretty grmd lick* Mg," Davalos said “ I don't think It comes as a surprise We had hoprrl it would lie a little lighter, bul It wasn't That was probably i aused by all the dumb things tliat were done In the depart­ ment In the past. “ I think they (NCAA official*) think corrective measures were bring done, bul they couldn't totally turn their brad W r can live with this thing.'' The NCAA tunned Houston Irom bowl games (nr two years and ordered a reduction In scholarships as a result of whal It satd was an etght-vrsr series of recruiting violations The school announced II would not appeal the derision 1he announcement brought further w«e» to the Southwest Conference. whic h has seen six of Its nine In it Kill programs placed on pollution during the I '...... The NCAA w ill I lie school committed 25 rules violations as part ol an uns|ir< died numtier id Incidents — most involving cssh (MytTieiit* as targe as 8900 to prnaprrllve players The NCAA also satld mat lies had Icuned gasoline i m ill i arils, provided alrllnr tickets made Illegal exm tarts with athletes, provided clothing and loaned cars "I knew we were going to get hit," Davalos weld "I knew we were going lo gel punished When I saw I lie allegations, the hope wr had was that Ihry happened pretty tar tuck and Ihry would take (fiat Into con side ration and | think tfiey did It you look at the penalties It's pretty much a one year deal, except lot the ImiwI ban the srt cirid year " Hie violations, the NCAA said took place In.in I97H to 1986 ami were lonunllied with the lull knowledge of farmer inxrh lltll Tecihtln ~" "Th e violations on occasion wrrr so numerous." the NCAA said, "that the former head (oottull coach lYromanl and his assistants, rvrti after tliev fs-gan to tell the truth were not able lo m a il all the m i asions Ihry gave money lo sludrni alhlrtrs " As part of ilie sanctions, the NCAA ret online tided Yeoman licit fie allowed III assoc late with i uncut or piosprctlvr players for one year He <unrutly works as a sc fuMil bind raiser University I’resident Richard Van Horn said he Informed Yeoman of tfie- NCAA derision by trlrpfionr Friday morning "1 guess I would have lo soy hr was sad." Van Horn said "We ll have to meet with Mr Yeoman and discuss some reassignment of duties with him." hi addition In (he bowl ban. tile NCAA nillug also placed Houston on protullon for three years, banned any television ■ppeaiaiicrs In I a n d llmlled tfie Cougars tu 15 scholarships In 1989 Davalos satd Houston would lose about $300,000 hriannr o| Ilie television tun Seminole'* Robert Moora (lattl and U *o Howr*d'» Coder Grsvas scramble* lor a loose ball in Friday ’ N o ie s C o o t ln n c d f r o m I B SIIS shilled into high gear while l^tke Howell went in reverse Seminole played lls best de tensive quarter in a long tune and limited l^ikr Howell to only one shot the entire |w-||im1 Kvrrv time the Hawks came down the tourl. Seminole would extend lls defensive prrssurr and Lake Howell wound up shooting mostly long range prayers or off-balamr wishes the enure eight minute* Small scored the first three points ol the quartrr for a 22 I I lead and Seminole would go on lo score T l unanswered |Mtlnls lor a 41-11 lead with I I I I left III the hall MiHite (Minified In eight points and had seven rebounds to lead the Seminole second quarter onslaught Seminole (onintued the rout into the third quarter as l^ake Howell still could not Imd the shooting toui h the Hawks did not break Ibe 20 (Miinl mark until two minutes left In Ibr tlurd perkal In Junior varsity action on Friday, three players hit double figures as Seminole rolled lo a 5H-90 vl< lory The J V 'Notes ran iheir record to 4*1. .J J , Wiggins led the way lor HHS with lb points whir Tim Hampton hit 12. Travis Fields added 10 and I'aul Ciodbee lontributrd right Joel Mofirman led Lake Howell with 13 point* After building n |.j M ad-van (age. the Wildcats 16 21 went on a HIT) run lo seize a 23-8 lead mid wav through the seend period Junior forward Andre K l n g k v I s l d o m in a te d the backboard* and finished with eight ol his team high Hi |Mimis to give Winter Park a 31-15 halftim e cushion Socastee connected on live of 27 field goal attempts in the first hall lo Winter Park's 12 tor 23 The Braves, behind senior point guard Beau Bryan * lour three point held goals, dosed the deficit lo 45-40 at the end of ihrrr |M-rt«Mls Winter Park point Fisher, a 6-7 Junior cenicr. scored a game-high 24 points Irom virtually everywhere Inside Ihr three (mini circle, blin ked five shots snap bed eight re­ bounds and handed out live assist as Orlando Oak Hldge overwhelmed Ihe Braves fib 52 in a IA District 10 matchup The 1.201 Ians dial came rx|iei ting a dose encounter be­ tween Ihe third-ranked Pioneers 1H <)| and eighth ranked Braves |6-I| were treated to a giM*l. old fashioned romp.it Blrkman s Reservation B ra n tle y b rin g s b a c k C h ris tm a s s p irit fo r girls ■ v CHUCK I U 0 Q I I I Herald correspondent Alter three years without an arra C h ristm a s tournam ent in girls liaskrdiall. Lake Brantley High will Imat Its first holiday tourney starting Monday with eight trains vying lor d»r tide T h e Lake B r a n tle y . O v ie d o . Blvervlew. and Astronaut all look lo r l.itm the rharnpkitts throne in girls liaskrthall Monday In Ihr Lady Pat not Christm as Tournam ent al Lake Brantley High Monday start ing al 2 pm I h r la dy Patriots of laikr Brantley. 3-2 on Ihr year, will look lor their starting five and their bench to provide strength in the doer game* Starling for the I only Pat* wilt lie rracy Brandenburg 5*8" ocnlor Jermifrr TufTned. 5 9 " senior. Uadi Blllmyrr. 5 8 " senior, t-ort Bunre, 5 '11" junior, and Gretchen Mull. 6 1 " senior Coming ofl tlie tirnch will lie Chris Bat>a|a. Tara Glbeon. and Sarah Krdi The 5-4 l-idv Lions of Oviedo look lor Ihe speed and size id dielr lineup lo try and lake the top prize 6' 2" senior Suzanne Hughes. 5'H" sopho­ more Betey Hughes. 5 '5 ” junior Michelle Wynn. 5' 10" senior Bridge Hr Jenerettr. and 5'5" senior Cheryl Bunt/ will make up the l..tdv l.ton starling lineup Suiililng In will IkSamh Thanes and Candy Clary Rlvrrvlew's Lidv Bams take to the court with their small starting llvr just trying lo win a game against ihr likes of Ihe other three powerful trams according lo brad coach Cayll Smith Starting dir the 4 2 laid) B a m s will hr l^ugene Canlzarrs. 5 6" senior Cindy Hayden. 5'7" Jtmkir. Daphne Brno 5 6 " Junior. Patty Coleman. 5'9 snplMimorr. and Windy Sander*. 5 7" -wiphomorr Providing l«-n< h play will lie Glney Griffith and Michelle Muxhrush Th< I .ad* W a r F-agles o ( A strona u t arr the slim favortlr* in dll* liracket with the likes of 6' senior SonJa Bentley 5 11 Junior Cheryl Stewart. 5 '10" Itrshman Allison Grrdrman. 5'5" junior loishanda Gantt, and 5’5" sophomore Kelly Charrun Supping in Irom tfir pme lor die 1-9 lauly War Kagtrs will hr Mary Blown and Hlrnda Stephen* the l.ailv W.u t-.aglrs are I !l ilur li> an oversight In a player's eligibility Ih r athlete m question crossed courtties lo go lo si himi| ami swam for die Astronaut tram. Iiul didn't have a waiver signed in Ibr tiaskrdiall season and Ihe unforiimalr l-adv Kaglr*. who were H 2 .11 die lime had lo hirlrll seven ol i heir games A P O P K A E A R LY F A V O R IT E By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent I he AjMijik.i Blur Darters go into the l.a k r B ra n tle y C h ris tm a s grlls Ikiskrdkill tournament as dir lavorttr The laidy 'Darters, coached by Denise Mi C a m lourdi In the state In Class 4A and a M-O record AjKijika. the class ol thr Metro Conference has jirovrn t h u s hir that ihrir great overall talent. as well as solid coat btng hv McCarty. Ih r dran of women's coarhr* In Orange County will make ihe Laidy Darter* a good tiei to compete lor district honors Bul la-lore the Blur Darter* ran think of winning the In si place trophy. Ihev will have to la«r sevrral ehallanges along the way With Colo­ nial tiring the ftrsi ic*t when Ajxipka lares ihe Lady Grenadiers 14-61 In a first round game at 4 ji m "The key lor us lo drlrat A|Mtpka Is lor us to rebound welt, as well as conirolmg die irmjMi with a slowdown Isill control oltrnslve." said Colonial coach Chuck Howard, wlui s tram Is amoung the defensive leaders of Ihr Metro giving up |u*t 45 point* |iet gailtr The Lady Grrnailers upsets fiojM's will ride on 61) cenirr ('anil Young Isenlor. 16 0 jMilnts jw-r game, 12 rebounds). Inwards Drbblr Olsson (senior. 8,0 ppg, 9 rrb ,I and Chris Shaw (senior. 6 0 pjigl. and guards Renee Parker (8.0 ppg) and Jennifer Sartor |6 assist per game| Tlie kry sutrs for Colonial will be senior J imII Fisfiei (5-7. 4 O ppg) and sujdim ore Sandy Jo h n s o n who averages 12 minutes per game l.akr Howell and Fort Walton Beach, two Iranis that arr going 111 dtllrrrul directions will play In the tournaments llrst game at 2 p m The l-ady Vikings of Fort Walton, coached by Kevin Craig w rrr expected to tie a district contender at Ihr start of dir season, but season ending knee injures to the team’s two first players. Melissa Dorman and Susan Lurk, crljijiled dir squad no! that big 15-I im i I 10) W r i r romparablr and they don't call Brook* a mldgci." Morris, whose 45 carries bloke Ihe NFL mark ol 43 shored by B ull'll WiMillolk of Ihr New York Giant* and James Wilder of Tainpa Bay. was surprised to learn alter thr gamr how many times hr ran "I (eel tike I only run 20 or 30 limes," he said "O f course, when I wake up In die morning. 1 m ay feel d lfft-re n l, T h e Cincinnati defense is really hard-hiding. But I hope my play today will helji me win a starling Job for next season." Said Washington quarterback Doug Wllllums. "Jam ie Is a lough. Illllr compact bark Hr kept raising his hand to carry thr ball and hr krjit sticking It In there He came out of some pile* lhat a lot of people don't connout of." ll was a Williams hmililr on tdlndslde sack thut led to Breech's game-winning field goal NO N F L P R EV IEW Due lo n computer malfunc­ tion, the necessary copy tor the N FL Preview was not available for publication Continued from IB complete Denver punter Mike Horan, the only Bronco selected for the Pro Bowl, twice landed puni* at die 5-yard line to krcji die Patriots twill led It] i Winder's -t vard touchdown with 9 IH to play put Denver up 21-10. On the previous play. Winder dashed 17 yards on a draw lose! ujithe score Tyrone Braxton and Kandy R obbins In te rce p te d Steve Grogan |kisses In thr end zone In the final six minutes. Grogan entered Ihe game In Ihe (mirth quarter alter Luson sprained a knee T h r Patriots tisik a 7-0 lead at 5:56 of tlie llrst quartrr on Stejihens' 23-yard touchdown run. Ills longest of the season T h r score was m - i uji by Kay CtaylKirn's 27 yard Interception return to the Broncos' 40. Stephens carried three times lo the 24 On third and Ihrcr al the 23. Stejihens slid outside, picked aup a key block Irom Cedric Jones and accelerated through the U n it e d W a y "W rrr Irving lo llnd mil what kind ol tram wr have." said Craig, whose learn employs a trapping counter defense aijcl jilays It to the vest on offense Tlie Uidv Vikings arr led by guards Grannie Kelley (5-4. 5 2 ppg 3 0 rrb 4 a s s is t) and Cathy Henry (5-3. 3 6 ppgl. towards Kayrcc Hardy (5 6. 7 u ppg 6 rrb.) and Sherri t-ewls 113 5 ppg 7 5 rrb I. and inn e r U ra n rllr Kelly (6 2 Jipg. 7 rrb | The Lady Silver Hawks |5 4| will ride on the shoulder* of Jennifer Brow n Brown, a 5*7 senior guard. Is second in scoring in Seminole County with a 17 3 |M-r game average, and third in rebounds with 8 8 Brown. Seminole County's premier outside shooter, t* surrounded n strong sup(Mining casi. with Sarin a Winston 16 7 ppg 8 6 reli i. Cathedra Winsiim |5 5 ppg). Brooke Burns 15 4 ppg. 5 0 assists). Tanya Lewis |7 6 jipg. 3 0 assists) and 6-4 earner Becky Miller 14 5 rrb. 2 blocks jier game) L*kt CNci»tm»» T*wriwm*fil MmdU I |in»i Ip lti f o n Walton 0»M<k >1 L M * 8 o » * a 4pm ip cp ka a •p m O . nJo .* •p n Co lor.41 - i.o** B'OntWv *v TUulflUo A*ifon»u< I h W i i l| 4 ” « tp m - L o*o* t gomo i *-M 1 4pm— LOMM 94** >4M 4 •pm . Winro-tgomo I pno) •pm Wnro*t g«m* 1on) 4 S O w Z iii Mmol 4p m — F it** plot* pom* • pm - l* «r 0 p lM * J 4 * * •p m -Csomp-onvMp “ L e t T h e P r o f e s s io n a ls D o I t " B r o n c o s ---------- B e n g a ls ---------Continued from IB llrrech "It was a kind tif vindication." Breech saltl ill his gamr-winnltlg field goal, " I wanted lo do something for the tram alter missing l hat earlier one I was praying 1 would gel another o p p o r I tl I I 11y W h r n he llaihmlllrrl missed, 1 said lo mysell. 'Thai means I Just may get another i haut e.'" Cincinnati never led In the game unlit Breech's gamewinning kick and Hie Itetlsklus outplayed the Bengals much ol the day "I don't know whether lo laugh or cry," Clnrlnnall Coach Sam Wychc said, "ll was n tough way to work our way through It WV had very good fortune on Washington's missed field goal." The Irlumph overshadowed a one-man show by Washington rookie Jamie Morris, who carried ati NFL-rerord 45 times for 152 yards. "Coach (Joel Gibbs gave me the green light and told me before the game. 'I'm counting on you,"' said Morris. "I look lhat lo heart. I also heard that the Bengals had been calling me a 'midget,'" said the 5-fool-7 Morris "That hurts. (Cincinnati . running hack I James Brooks Is ntQh's aehon at SMS Moo'o's t8 point* and 15 abound* i**d III* way m Somtnofa'a 71-32 vlclory KISSIMMEE - Coach Kerry I’alrlrk couldn't contain his disappointment after his Winter Bark Wildcats allowed Socastee S ( I.. Mr .il .i ()2 »iO ow rilm r victory Saturday In a first round game of the Great Florida S lio o l-O u i at Osceola High School. "II wr had won Ibis game. It wouldn't have hern an upset." said Patrick Inside a chilly lockrrroom "They're going to write that upstart Winter Park wa* lucky lo stay that close to the 23rd-rankrd (by L'SA Today) team In the country, but the fact t» lhat we should have won the hall game "We were belter than they were. Guys, w r tielong with those trams Can't you see that?" South Carolina's No I rankrd team saw what Patrick meant in the first hall Winter P.uk ills playing |ialtrner and balance on offense and an air tight /one defense s im p ly outplayed Sncaster (7 Til guard Willy Dauulc I I I points! lilt a short Jumper to hike ihr trad to 50-43 before Bryan and senior Rod Cause went on a long-range shooting blngr The last of Bryan's six three-pointer* gave Ihe Braves their first lead. 54-52. with 3 25 left. The trams traded baskets down the stretch Krle Van Vlakr gave Socastee a 5H-56 lead with 37 seconds rem aining, hut Danny Kubtn rrs|Mindrd with a lO-foot lumper with three sec omls showing lo send II Into overtime Patrick contends u wasn’t Neal Chestnut's 12 fool jumper inside the Iasi 30 seconds of overtime dial beat Winter Park so much as it was Ids team's Inability to run It* "simple" offense in die second half That lack of execu Bon, coupled with 14 second half turnovers, turned the tide In favor of the team from Myrtle Beach Tile Wildcats take on Tampa Itav Voc-Tffh Monday al 3 p m at Osi nila High School ORLANDO - Willie Fisher spent Friday afternoon widi a healing pad on his hack and Friday nlghl breaking tin bar ks of the Boone Braves Broncos' defense to Ihr end zone. Denver lied It at 7-7 on Winder's l-yard run with 41 seconds left In thr period. The More capped a 12 play. 74-yard drive that Included a 26 yard run by Tony Dorselt. On Denver's nrxl |Mi*ars»lon. Klway till Mark Jackson wilh a 33-yard completion to the Patri­ ots' 22 Passes to Winder and Clarence Kay moved thr ball to Ibr 5. anil Dorsrtt scored on Ihr next play, giving Denver u 14-7 lead with 5:36 lelt in Ihe half. New Fnglund drove from Its own II In the Broncos' 15-yard line late In Ihe |iertod lielorr settling for Jason Staurovsky's 32-yaru held goal with 31 sec­ onds remaining Stanley Morgan caught Ihrcr jiassrs tor 40 yards in the drive. Following the klckolf. Denver tried to run out the clock, but Boland Janies stole the ball from Winder at Denver's 29. But Ihe Patriots lulled to capitalize when Staurovsky's 40 yard field goal attempt on the final play of the llrst ball was wide left. Thanks to you... it works... for ALL O F US ECHOLS’ TREE SERVICE, INC. LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • COM PLETE TR EE SERVICE • FREE ES TIM A TES • STUM P GRINDING • 24 HR. 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I h m i e h t ............ o l d l l l u v r a l u h l s i H i t p la n t* \ s lit* s*ilie e*** s ^ti did I i n u i l s l u p I n n ■ h a s iln n u n h l u l i n 1 e*»al "• m i iv m e tlu vvm Id l u p* a' • **u* |m ' 1s* 111 al a lin n llu hash l l n m > I m I i i u i I t h i s is d v m i i i m l e i s t a m l p m p l i l i m i t a n u tlii 1 i i t i i n i i v lie less lth. lv v m i a lt l u kju •" Will M llll l l i r l l i said S liv i P h illip s nl I III.U li ln p l r s l i l e l l l nl I h r I m i aii 1 I M a m i n I i n ilils lilp h u l l • I III l.utieMiMsI lias, ll ■ ll.lp ll I Is n n r nl sl\ III III* i n u in i u l ih* n ie a n i/ a iiu ii w a s n m < \ VV*11 III ' ll ll I*'nils |S .1 M Ml III u l |M .I* • i ll' ll* In I I m lilt! th a t |m npli nl ill u a 'lu n s 11a v • l u i u l u m i I* a i s |nvs um • u rn a n d I i *i |m s llv sjn m im e M in i a i t l i llins* ut u i l i r i n a lim ia lit ii s |M uph ■ H im in 1 h is i i ali/ t lim i a n d si 1 |m i ie iu t* h i .1 C LU B FOCUS T lir F rie n d s h ip »«»rt« I Im ula and lim n Ilian l*»i in lln I nil* d SI.in s m I ih li is nil*' nl titlin' Ilian Mi *n im llirs ill.it p.illl* ip.it* f m i l l i l r d lu I M 7 7 hv l u l l l i r i p H ' s h l r l i l and M i s J i u i i n v * .l i t e r a n d W a y n r S t u l l li th* m e a i i l s a i i m i a n . me* s Im 1111 i h I m- i s u l dill* 11 in •u l l l l l l l r s I n s p r n i l I line III r.li ll n l l i r l s lln lll. s m vv lie lt' W l i r l l v m i e " m i lln si i \i halie* s V*"1 sl.iv v v u li m u lin si l.im ilv sa id I m M i F .iila t u l v n • p i i 's i i l r u i u l llu !•m . 11 1 lu ll H m d m m e tlu I l l l l f s r nl a M i l k VMM tU.IV 1 .Mill III ' n lllili I vvllli '2INI pmpli .Inline •tie lint* villi tr Ill'll II s I ike tip p l* s in a lake < >m s lu m llitn v v 11 in Im l llu - r t p p l r s s p i r . n l nut S r r F rlrm l.h lp , I’njjr 4C liL * in .iv hi �1C — San loot Herald. Sanford Florida — Sunday. December 10. 19M ENGAGEMENT C o ffe e w as a celeb ratio n of life The Christmas spirit has been generously turned on In the community to match the bright and twtnkitng lights that are so synonomous with the yuletldr. It'a the season for Joyous cele­ brations On Dec. 8. an open-house colTce was the order of thr day at the Sanford Woman's Club when Dora Lee Russell was the ccslatlr guest ol honor. The occasion? Call II a celebration or life. Dora Lee has been on the critical list oil and on since July. But not that day. She was back to her normal self— vivacious, sparkling, charming. A civic leader and community volunteer for many yean*. Dora Lee has graciously given of herself to the community she loves, so turnalmut seemed (air play. Friends and esteemed luminaries gathered to honor and greet the honoree at the morning event hostrd by Jean Clontx. Gall Stewart. Janice Springfield and me Guests were greeted at thr door by Valerie Weld and Miriam Wrtghi. After signing a guest registry, they moved on to Dora Lee. who was seated In a homey ambience on a sofa In front of Kimberly Mahoney and Kevin Halt the fireplace and n ra r the b e a u tifu lly d re o ra trd . oldfashioned Christmas tree. Overwhelmed at the turnout, SANFORD — Alter Mahoney of Seminole High School In Sanford thr excited guest of honor said. S a n f o r d a n n o u n c e s th e and is seafood manager at Winn "Th is Is the best day of my life It is Just marvelous I ran (eel all engagement of her daughter. Dixie in Longwood. Her fiance, born in Sanford, ts the love.” Kimberly I). Mahoney of San­ Refreshments were served ford. to Kevin D Hart of Sanford, the maternal grandson of lluford from two tastefully arranged son ol Daniel Hart of Cocoa and Hurt of Sanford Hart graduated from Seminole tables fraturtng a Christmas Darlene Mr-la'll,m of Sanford High School In 1DH2 and Is motif Pouting the coflee and Dorn In Sanford, the bride- employed as a meatrutler at punch were Pal Derrs. Linda elrci Is the dmightrr of the latr Winn Dixie In Sanford Krellng, Mildred Caskrv and Max E . M a h o n e y a nd the The wedding is set for Satur­ Betty Jack. maternal granddaughter of the day. Jan. 14. at 2 p m ai I ’psal i Elsa Caskey, formerly of San­ lute llestell Freeman of Sanford C o m m u n i t y P r e s b y te r ia n ford. came from Deltona to Mlt*<* M a h o n e y a tte n d e d Church In Sanford entertain the guests with a variety of piano selections Pho­ tographer Dob Orwtg arrived on the scene early with his camera to capture a pictorial review of the event Dr. Tom Largrn more than likely set the fashion jwr r lor Dir dazzling holiday season The dapper dor arrived wearing a red Jacket and matching He Real sptfly. Dr Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Community College, and numerous members of the S C C faculty w ouldn't have missed the coffee (or ihr world The faculty's assessments oi Dora la-e. who is chairman of the SCC Board of Trustees, wrrr highly favorable Mayor Bettyr Smith, who ar rived early, was wearing a broad smile and shining like a new penny alter winning Tuesday’s mayoral election for the second term Slate Hep Art Grlndle anti his wife. Phyllis, also were a m ong the e a rly a rriv a ls , followed by Seminole County Circuit Judge Joe Davis and Bobby Hat taw ay. former state representative No Imitations were sent, hut a steady stream of well wishers railed during the appointed hours. 10am . lonoon. T h e w o m e n 's c lu b was beautifully decorated by Isabel Wilson and her committee the Mr. and Mrs. Nick ZeMantauski day before, lor the regularly scheduled woman's rluh meet­ ing Flouting hostesses were Alice Toney. Mary Burkhart and Kaihy Downer. Others assisting were Nellie Coleman and Hazel Cash. Mahoney-Hart WEDDING Brown, ZeMantauski have warm wedding LONG W OOD — Laurie Lynn Drown and Nick ZeMantauski were married In a 4 p m ceremnny on Saturday. Nov S, Itelotr the llrrptaic in the home ol the bride's brother and sis­ ter-in-law. Kenneth and Sherri Drown, in Lougwood The bride is the daughter of Willie and Beverly Drown of Sanford The brtdegrtNim is the son of Jerome and Rose ZeMantauski of Newburgh. N V Given in marriage by her father, the bride eliose lor her vows a lea-length while gauzc gown with a lined bodice with diamond shajH-d satin appliques ol lace and well pearls Tile dress also featured Dolman sleeve*. a Victorian neckline and a I.H e handkerchief hem. Dahv’s breath made up the headpiece u( the bride, who i anted a ijscade Knrqurt of red roses, ttaby s breath, fern and red satin streamers Sherri Drown served as I hr matron of honor, wearing a tea-length. Iloral-dcsign. silk gown with a round rietkllnr and three-quarter length sleeves. Kenneth Drown, brother ol the bride, attended as best man A reception followed In lh<* home, with Cheryl Turner of Sanford rutting the rake, keep ing lire bride's book and assixi ing the bride. Sherri Drown also assisted In the reception The newlyweds have planned a wedding trip to New York and Washington. D C and reside In Orlando. T h r brldrgroom Is owner and president ol ZEMCON Concrete Itu in Orlando 1lie bride works in the Sanford data processing departm ent of Cardinal In ­ dustries. B utlnsM w om sn do lunch The Sanford Civic Center was parked last Friday with throngs of good-looking, well-dressed businesswomen altrndlng the Greater Sanford Chamber of C o m m e rc e 's a n n u a l b u s i­ nesswomen’s luncheon This Is the day when these women leave their work behind and make a beeline lo the civic renter In hopes of winning one of Ihr exclllng door prizes donated by Sanford businesses Sponsoring Ihr event with thr chamber was Central Florida Regional Hospital, whose dietary slaff served a delicious lun­ cheon. featuring Chicken Cor­ don Bleu as the entree. Dressed as Mrs Santa Claus was Pat Sentrll. complete with a ruffled nightcap and wire* rtmmcd spectacles Pat greeted thr guests at the door and Dora Lee Russell (seated, centeri is llsnked by guests Mildred Caskey and Dr Frank Clontr al a reception In her honor Standing are the three ol assisted Dave Farr, chamber executive director. Virginia Longw rll arid Faye Siler In distributing ihr door prizes M artha Y a n ry Introduced Valerie Weld. owner and dancing Instructor, along with her sister. Miriam Wright, of School of Dance Arts The sisters and se*erul of their students put on a spcclurutur show to the delight of thr businesswomen The hour llrw by too quickly tor thr women, who had to soon forsake the funttmr and return tu the dally grind But Kay Gallagher didn't seem III a hurry as site lingered lu « Itul with longtime friend* Wearing a chle royal purple frock, the attractive thinker was as regal as usual Singers spice museum party Officers, memtiers and friends ol thr Hritrv Shelton Sanlord Memorial Library and Museum Historical Preservation Society gathered on Dec H lor a Christmas dinner pariy at thr m useu m Th e fa rility was >>raulllutly dreoratrd with more than IOO pnlnsrttla plants, w-hlrh were sold as a fund­ raising project According to Myra Sizemore, society president, members brought their favorite dishes for thr lavish huilrt that was served to f»5 people A quartet, comprised of Helen Hickey. Kathy Strundbrrg and Instrumentalists Amy and John Gonzalez, rntrrlained the crowd wiih madrigal style music (rom the I5ih, 16th and I7lh cen­ turies In addition to singing. Am y and John played the flute, rreorder and other instruments that were popular wiih ibis type of rntertalnmrni from centuries ago "We hail quite a few children and they adored the singers.” Myra said ll opened d<*ms lor ihern In education ” Lake slats In ballet Thom Lake knows how io charm an audlrncr with the art of dam e Lake of Reno. N c v., and formerly oi Lake Mary and Sanford, was cast in Die starring r o l e o f I h r p r I n r r In Tchaikovsky's immortal "The N u tc ra c k e r' p re se n te d by Southern Ballet Theatre ami Florida Symphony Orchestra Det 7 11 ai iln Dob < a n SSali V, |VW lN fhe hostesses for me occasion from left, Gail Stewart. Jean Clontz and Janice Springfield These madrigal performers-from left. John Gonzalez Amy Gonzalez Helen Hickey and Kaihy Strandherg-sang and pla <--i centuries old Christmas carols and poems al a Christmas part, ai the H enry Shelton Sanford M em orial Library and M u se u m Performing Arts Centre. Or Ian do The dashing dancer said tie is glad lo tie Kirk in Ins home slate alter perlnimlng all over Ihr country as well as In Canada Mexico. Taiwan and I'urrio Rim Hr plans lo s|iend Christmas with his parents. Buddy and Paullnr Lake In Lake Mar> While a student at Seminole High School m 1*170. Thom made his dance drhui in "River Gold," a dance-drama wiih a rasl of utmut NO, wrlllrn by Mlldrrd Caskey and chorrn graphed by Valerie Weld and Miriam Wrlghl. as ihr Dallcl Guild of San ford-Sc in Incite s salute to thr nation’s hiim irn ulal celebration Dancing goi Into Thom's Ii IimmI and now. in just 12 years, he is a ualioiiall* known artist whose services are In drmand T h r Grand Pas de Deux of the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cava llrr was danced hv Thom and Teresa Hillman in the seventh Orlando performance Sunday night It was brrathtakingly beautiful Two Sanford dancers, Laurie Blair and Dcldrc De* Dec Michels, also were rasl in all seven performances and each did an excellent job (ailed to shower tin* guest of I amor with flowers and gifts "She Just had a tovel* da* Elolsr said Hattie was K im on lN-i 11 INHti. In Valdosta. Ga Hei birthplace was a home m Valdosta built by her grrai giandlather lot his daughter lit owned u plant.Itlim In Ih r (-ouiiiry ami Ihe home in town washuill by slaves Klolsr said A teacher hv profession Hal lie later to In i oine pnm qt.il ot hi Mil in Allli a Ga She is alert, according lo Klolsr w h o said. 'Shr (molherl sings ami can rrm rin K i every song stir ever heard ” was a sj SISTER ta ts party SISTEH |Sanford’s Interested Surahs lo Encourage Rejuvrna tlonl Inc w ill m er) for a Christinas luncheon al thr luimr of Pal Foster, president. To rs da* Dec 20, at noon Members an asked to bring tlirlr s|t*i tail* dish In lieu of Ihe usual gill exchange, iiiemhris also are asked lo bring a Christmas gill tor a i filial Kiwi-ell lllr ages ol *■ ami 12 These gills will l«dlsttihulrd lo Ihe children at Seminole Children s Village The club is donating much-needed pajamas lo the village Hatlio St. John lurns 102 “ Happy Birthday lo You" was sung on Dee I I lo Hal lie Si John as she celebrated tin 102nd hlrilolav al l.akeview Nursing Center, where she is a rrsidenl Call me at home I ’m waiting to hear from readers who have news for this column Just call me at my home with all your news Items H a lite ’s d au ghte r. Elolse llughry. made her mom's favor Itr lemon-cheese cake, romplelc willi caudles Family and friends (Doris Dietrich, ratirad Hera/d People editor, la a corretpondent coveting Ihe Sanlonl area Phone 3224525) U nderw ear is com m on w ear for husband around fam ily DEAR A B B Y ; 1 know a mnti's home is supjroscrl lo K- his castle tint don’t Ihe Irrllugs of others who also live In Ills i astir <ount? Maylte I in a prude. Imi I think a man should not sii uround the house In Ills underwear— very revealing undciwcar at that. To m< It s disgusting and repulsive. Out children are (toys, hut even ihmigh they suv nothing, they an obviously embarrassed. Also. I'm sure the neighbors and passers-by can see into the house when the lights are on Am I a prude? Is m y husband sclllsh and insensitive? Dr do iN-driMim' I w ent for co un se lin g. you have a belter choice of words for each of us? O FFEN D ED liu s K m d did not J u s l w hen I it. I ll he making o u r Im- i I and I fall apart It's v i unK -arahle thl I actually have to leave Ih r nxtin I feel as I hough o u r bedroom has h ern drsccrated. think i in over D EA R O FFEN D ED : You art not a prude, but thr words you used to describe your husband are appropriate. Tell ihe ''king" that you and ihe children find his immodesty offensive Buy him a comfortable robe for Christmas llrom you a n d the h o y s ), and good humoredly nag him lo wear It D EA R A B B Y : My husband had an affair with a young My woman he mri al work, ll lasted for right mouths and ended a year ago Hr admitted having brought her to our home while m y children and I were al church Ahhv. he even iim -i ! our Abby. please Irll your readers tli.il if ilit y arc ever going to do anything like ibis, to please have ihe decency lo do ll someplace oilier Ilian their own Im-i K Thank you for K in g there lor those who need you. I am planning lo get more counseling when I can aflortl it Right now you are all I have. H EA R TS IC K IN ILLIN O IS entirely dlflerelll In ling when von walk Intuyour K-droom DEAR H E A R TS IC K : It will K nun h easier to forgrt the pain ol your husband’s affair If vuu change your Miiroumllngs If |Misslhlr. move lo another house II that's out ol tin- question, switch bedrooms with your children. II that’s not possible, sell your K'droom set and huy another one that's totally dif­ ferent, and redecorate your bedroom— new curtains, new bedspread and a different color scheme Giving the room a different "look- Will give von an And please, try In forget Don t go through life looking in a rearview mirror You caret undo tin- past, so don't dwell on It < hut up. my friend, ami start redecorating! (Problem*? Write lo Oeer Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angolas. Calif, 90069 All correspondence Is confidential) �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. December 18. 1983 — 3C A rt show had m arkings of a co m m u n ity C h ristm as g ift "A Chrtetma* f’rrarni to thr C o m m u n ity" t* the way Charles Howrn referred to I hr Drill wood V lllu g r Florida Artlnl Invitational In l-ukc Mary Bowen wan one of the co*chalrinrn for thr (rsiivul. held Dec 10-11 at thr Drill wood Village shape. According to Do wen. thr orga­ nizers of the an show wanted to Introduce thr community to the quaint, friendly atmosphere of the I>rtflwood Village shops That friendliness was evident lo the 50 top notch artists who showed their w*arrs at the show. One artist remarked, ‘ I've never been hosted by sur h nice peo­ ple " Christo's Krstaurunt. Irxatrd In Driftwood Vlllagr. hoslrd a gala affair thr night of Dr< 10 for the artists W lnr. chrrse and several other hors d'oeurvea w rrr served at thr artist appre­ ciation night Among those attending the artist Invitational show were Nina Drolshugrn ol laingwood A rle n e During the hustle and biisllr ol Ihr Christmas season. M's nice In sit luck and !rl someone else do Ihr riilrrlalnlng Thai's exactly whut many Inca! rrsldents dpi. as they sal track and let ihr Central Florida lllsioric I’re­ servation Society plan an enter­ taining evening lor them. I lie acre la I a I la ir title d 'Christmas In Oldr Dogwood" look place Dec 6*8 In the historic section of Duigwurd Meeting at Christ Episcopal Church in enjoy the evening to g e th e r w ere t.o n g w o o d n e ig h b o rs G re g and Molly H r n t ley. Em ery and Linda Tompkins and Slrve and I'atll Ap|>el Well. Steve Ap|>el did miss Mir church service, but hr was able to join ihr group at the Muncltilr S jknnr Tea Mourn (or dinner The Tompkins looked quite frsilve Linda wore a Ireautllul green Jeweled aiignru sweater and skirt accented try w hite h o s e s|h-< ktrrt with holly Emery went more for novelty apparel, with Ins Santa suspenders and a Christmas irrr lie that played electronic t amis' Alter the scrumptious dinner, N «M the group rarolled their w.iv to the htslorh Mradlee -Mel fitvre House lor dessert Mretlng thrtn at (he door was Lillian Miller ol Altatnonie Springs a volunteer lour guide and rnetnlier ol thn Central Florida Society (or Mis lorn Preservation The tour lo-gan with a brief hlsiury "f the house Included In the history was a period ol time when "hippies, as Miller called them, nude It their dwelling Milter was a Itltle embarrassed when the Ap|>els a|xilogizrd lor their "hippy" days and pointed out to her that they are now u p s t a n d in g r 111z e n s w h o participate In community events surh as the one tielng held that evening Now Miller may re member that the used-to-hc h ip p ie s are now want to-be yuppies Originally from Virginia Miller missed Victorian homes when she moved lo Florida Ht-t The r luldreti Involved tn tlie recent Holiday t rail Workshop sponsored by 111 were not I ben­ to sii tuck and Ire entertained T h r v wen then to « re vlr Christmas decorations, cards and door hangings Participating In ihr Dec 3 workshop from Longwood were Janice and Ju ly n r Williams. Mrandy Wllmol. La uni Aver and Ttnu St John The i ratters Imm Lake M ary were C o u rtn e v Johnson Tim Hojanowski and the Waldrop fam ily— Carrie. Daryl Eddie and-Ion The 4 II Christmas s u m king Workshop will hr held Dec lit. at Hie Agricultural Center on U S Highway 17-92 in Sanford Children will learn m do a small am ount of sew ing lor the stockings The cost of th r D o n ’t C o u n t on S anta to do e v e ry th in g for you this H o lid a y S e a s o n !! Glen Other couples who attended Hie holiday social Included Dr / r W The me tn tiers of lire Heathrow Women s Club wrre dining, ilani mg and desiring beautiful lurs and jewelry. Escorted by Hietr hustkinds thrv held Ihrlr holhtay dinner fiance on Dec 7 al Hie Omni International Hotel In Orlando Informal lur and jewelry mod­ eling look place while the couples savored coutlsh hen arid wilii rice, a vegetable medley and a p p le strrudrl the jewrlrv was Incredible." cornmrnlrd Marianne Massilr. u member of Hie women's club rscurird by her husband. A n ­ thony "Some ol the pieces Orlando lias never seen!" Following dinner, the South Society Show Itand played while the women and ihrlr husbands danced Shannon Arnett. Ihr president of ihr women s club, dressed In ht.uk with a most unusual tropical lur. which could lie described as a boa made ol various colors of felt Arnett's date was her husDuid. Blomlthes. wails, moloi, and sun spoil will RESPOND lo THERAPY. Suigery, Cryotherapy with liquid nllrogon, chemical or medical treatments all available Lesions of the skin aio often pie-m alig n an t oi malignant and need ear­ ly treatment. 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Page BC \grli uiiiir.il < t nter on 1 8 c V / / v r - v.vf . / and Mrs Krllv Krlhofler. Mr and Ml • K r-v Haw i t -1 Mr and Mrs ★ C Y N T H IA AUSTIN workshop Is 92 I hr 4 It Moltd.n Cookie Facto rv will Ik- held !>rc 2D at the H W ont ★ LAKE MARY LONOWOOD part Id pa I Ion in ila* restoration of the Mradlee McIntyre Mouse has tin ludrd taking school rhltdrrri on tour, choosing carpet, anil even making a bedspread sewn rnllrrly try tiarlit* Miller ended the tour leaving •he gursls In Hie dining room with a table full ol homemade desserts According to Stirrer Whigam of Cassrltx-rry and lU-r kv T hum as of Wlntrr Springs, two more lorals enjoying Hie event, the whole presentation was lovely IS tIM M 'M Bonham of Mount Dora aro the creators of the soapy spheres •FKI'i: PAKKIINCi J T P J | i v I v A l Everything for Sports, Recreafion & Hobby *1 Kl I A D M IS S IO N -I K! I! E N TE R TA IN M E N T l l w I II V Y . 1 7 - 9 2 • K c t i v c c n O R L A N D O f if S A N I O K D l V i v l I OPEN 9-9PM EVERYDAY mthru Christinas ★ Edson Campos of Wmlor Park etches a port fit I «t the Driftwood Villa?* Florida Artist Invitational in Lake Mary When Ryan Morris, age t sees a giant bubble coming Ms way. ho pops ill Paul and Mary ★ m o th e r, ★ her *★ a n d Mannrllu. who recently moved to Longwood hum New Jersey. Drolshagrn d rv ritrrd the show as " a nice presentation of beautiful art work T h rrr were m ostly paintings with some pottery, sornr sculpture and some very Inletrsilng acrylic sketchings ' Drolshagrn and Marltirllo wrre I wo ol unnmd 2.500 proplr that dropprd by I hr show on lire IO Main lhr nest day put a damper on ihr remainder ol thr show Not only was thrrr beuutllul art work to enjoy, hut thr Dikr Mary High School Chorus sung Christmas carols and laikr Mar v Dance Academy performed lap. jazz and modrru tUncrs Santa, loo. was there, taking requests Dirts Slakes, undrr thr rn i suit listened to little ones rsplain what tnry wunlrd lo see under ih rlr U r r on Christmas morning Stokes said bicycles were No I mi many children's hsi% Other toys asked lor weir a M arble d oll, som e sort of electronic game (Santa couldn’t quite undrrsiand whai Ihr gamr w as sup|MMrd In do|. and a grrat hlg fire truck Th e artist Invitational was rnjoved hv all who participated, whether artist nr onlooker I'ro creds will go lo lire Alzheimer Hesnurre Center In Winter Mark Virginia Mines, pro|ierty nun agrr Tor Drtflwond Village said plans already are underway (or Ihr second annual Driftwood Village art show �Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. December 18. 1968 — 8C 4C — Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, December 18. 1988 Friendship— CALENDAR V F W to hold annual party The Winter Spring* VFW Pm I 5405. Ladles Auxiliary and Junior Glrla Unll will have their yearly party at the Orlando Naval Hospital on Monday. Dec. 10. al ft 30 p m Gifts and refreshments will be taken. For morr Information, contact Ida Vlllar or llershel Worxls at 327-315 1. Libraries to feature 'N u tcracker1puppets A puppet piny for srhool-agr children. 'The Nutcracker Prince.” will be presented from Dec. 19-22 at various branches of the Seminole County Public Library System. Performances, which begin at 2 p m., will be on the following day* al these branches Monday. Dec. 19. Northwest llranrh. Lake Man’; Dec. 20. North Branch. Sanford. Dec. 21. East Branch. Oviedo: and Dec. 22. Central Branch. Casselberry. The program Is frre and open to the public. Santa accessible via telephone The Santa Calling Program, sponsored by the Dr|>anment ol Leisure Services, will be Dec. 17-23. Whoever would like to talk to Santa may call the "North Pole" operators at 809-2518 or 869-2524 Operators are on duly from 5-8 p nt Overeaters to weigh in A step study of Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Mondays al 7.30 p.m al West l-ik r Hospital. Stale Road 434. Longwood For more Information, call Charlie al 323-8070 M odelers Club to com e together The Sanford Aero Modrlrrs Club m rrts every third Monday of the month at 7 p m. at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First Si All phases of R V modrl alirruft arr represented The club's fl> mg field Is loralrd III Deltona For more informUton. contact "Kit " Anderson al 323 7751 or I re Dargur al 574-4732. Continued from Page IC Since ihr local chapter was founded hi 1981. II has had exchanges with Hamburg and West Berlin, West Germany; Carlisle. England. Cardiff. Wales; H a m i lt o n . N e w Z e a la n d : Placenta. Italy. Santiago. Chile: Tel Aviv. Israel; County Klldarr. Ireland and Flanders. Belgium In M.tv ol 1989. goodwill ambassadors from Pisa and Placenta. Italy, arr scheduled lo slay with local Friendship Force member*. In August, gursts from Calm. Egypt, will slay here. Next November. Greater Orlando club members will be slaying in homes in Nelson. New Zealand If utl of this traveling sounds expensive. It's not. Club mem­ bers g» i group rales for Ihe plane trip, and have no hotel or loud hills lo worry about while stay­ ing In hosts' homes "Y o u ran go lo a foreign country as a tourist and come luck with a lew moment os." he said "Bui you ran go on an rxchangr with Friendship Force and come back with itiose but also with some real Irlrnds " A couple Irom West Berlin W'tmm hr hosted a few years ago still write and call him . urging him lo visit Germany he said Just the other day. Phllli|>s got a Christmas card from a lamlly with whom he and Ills wife stayed In Ireland. "Tills Is what happens In ihr Friendship F<>n < You makr friends that last." he said. Ills trip to Ireland has lieen Ihe most meaningful to him thus far. |>rrhaps because his ego got a hexiat. "I'm 68 and twice rrllrrd My wife Is even older than I am ." Phillips said "B ill our host told us they couldn't keep us with us. w r were so vibrant." From Dec. 6-14. a sevenmember delegation Irom South Korea stayed with member* of the Greater Orlando Orlglnallv 41 were lo come, bul Ihe U S Embassy In South Korea has stopped issuing blanket passes for exchanges. McFarland said A 31 v r a r -o ld un lvc-is lty irachrr. Eun Taek Hong stayed In McFarland's extra room Even If he hadn't have been a teacher, the experience would have been ectucalioii.il for McFarland She learned that the South Korean government encourages only two children per family, bul dors not enforce that quota as China dor* Hong lold her hr wanlril to "compose" a soccer tram by lalhrilng children, hut bis wile told him. "N ever!” Then lie suggested "c o m p o s in g • a basketball Ira n i w ith five children. Again, her response was "Never!" "How about Ihrcc children? W r’II have a table tennis tram with a substitute." be proposed. "No!" she answered. Ills wife finally agreed lo Ihe recom­ mended number of two South Koreans. M clarland also learned, are a soil spoken, warm- lie.tried, good-humored l>eoplr Those who arranged Ihr exchange (old McFarland that Korrans didn’t hug or touch much, bul mostly bowed and shook hands "I fell that If we wruf them home and were able lo gel a hug out of I hem. we would have made II." she said Bul while Korean and Ameri­ can Friendship Force members w rrr on Ihe beach al l-akr Durna Vlsia. she saw an American and two Korean women wtlh arms around each oilier, skipping anil singing along Ihr hrarh In one group gathering, the Korrans cornered her and said "W r heard that you sang Sing us a song." McFarland later conlrsrd. "I haven't sung In ages Ordinarily. I wouldn't have done It hut lor some reason I fell I should " Then II was lltc Kocrans turn lo sing lot the Americans "Of <\ *y .» First Florida IHirrs meet at IO a m every Monday In the fellowship hall of United Methodist Church. Orange City Interested poets arr welcome. For more Information, call 775-8909 or 574 5869 Clogging groups have class V E R TIC A L B L IN D S • I M I 11 • la ' n l» choove from Help for gam blers offered Gamblers Anonymous and Gam Anon lor lamlly and friends meet separately Monday and Friday (non smokers I at 7 30 p m . Church ol the Good Shepherd. 331 Lakr Avr.. Maitland For more Information, call 236-9206 h o iio a v hours A TOI*S chapter meets eai h Mondav at 8 30 a m at 420 Oak St,, Osteen For morr Information, call Shirley al 323-5445 Iky TlwH.inw* Joy McFarland, vie* president of the Greeter Orlando Friendship Force, shows oil gifts given lo her by her South Korean houseguest. The hanging on Ihe left represents e bridegroom, and the one on the right a bride McFarland said her guest had no idea that she performed weddings as a notary public Christm as sports schools offered A Chrtstmus Baseball Srhool. sponsored by Ihr Hollins College Division of N'on-Crrdll Programs, will lakr place Dec 26. 28 und 30 for ages 9-12 and Dec 27. 29. 31 for ages 13-17 Coal Is $65 A Christmas Socrrr Srhool also will be s|Hinsorrd Dec 27-30 lor those aged 7-17. To reglslrr. rail 646-2632 Panic A ttack group to m eet Agoraphobta/Panlc Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday al 8 p.m al West t..ikr Hospital. 589 W. Stale Hoad 434. Lnngwuod. The support group is lor (hose who are afraid lo go out of Ih r Ir house and be art lve In public If you know ol u|xmulng activities you'd like announced In Ihr f/rrafef a Calendar, send ihr appropriate Information— event, lime. dale, place, cost, contact person and phone number— to Calendar. Herald. 300 N. French Avr . Sanford. Ft. 32771or call 322-2611 G e ttin g m a rrie d •wn i* SANFORD VERTICALS -4 OM Vu *»■ Ptmtmm far XW eit" 750 Wylly Ave.. Sanford ( ) ‘25 321-3601 CITY OF SANFORD ANNEXATION OUTREACH PROGRAM ( q IFJS N U JS wViawtBMV t* Already wilfi radd-tned nose and whilenwd eyes. Penny McKim begins painting the finer del vis Continued from Page IC How to c lo w n around When Bill wax first dating I'rnny. hi* blond luu we*, nearly vkhllr |irorti|iting a worker on lit* uni le’s farm to dub him Willie WJilIrlnp S t win n Bill t , u seeking a name for fits •har.it ter clown lltal's wltal lie slut k with I'rn n y n am ed her rlovkn I'rnny Annie, a variation on thr nl< knanie of I'rnny Ante Iter mothrt liked to cull her She gtvrshcrscll ihe voice nf a tahiny little larnigltl l.catnlng how lo tlown was it sell hinny business "T h e y l.iughl tts In higgle IVimy said ol her Inslrutiors "Thai was a )nkr-thirty four |teo|t|r trying to juggle in one room Juggling harks Im<k In Ihr i Livs of Ihr inurt testers, who w rrr ih r llrs i iiow ns Hut Im IKa*n art anil magic trti k» also arr indls|>rnsaltlr skills Ages al clown si hnol tangrtl in,in in to 65 wtih most clown* t* tug in Ihrlr mid 4tls. Hill soul The shy would sit uh tlte' tu/k row. h i that Inslrutiors hail in poll the i low n w it hut ft mu out ol them shtM krd " lltll s.ud "W e made II a spr. tal rllorv lo go thimigh It* i booth every ltnte Th rttih rr toll I nn.i Ii tenilrts Ih gait lo anlh i pale llteir w rrk lv approach, saying. If., tlowns are com­ ing’ lllll gels Ik kled by llir rrat Holts of other motorists on the road pn.pl. will look al you hut when you look at them, they'll look straight ahead like you didn't exist '* While lull and Penny were walling oner to Irafllc. again In Ihrlr tlownlng makeup a Idle girl In a van until rd them anil Irlctl lo gel her mother lo look I he mother looked then pivoted her head quk ktv lor ward S t the Mi Kltns g.tl Itrstdr ih r van malehlUg lls s|trrd rt hl r S When wr looked up al her H o w Ih e p u b lic re a c ts anti gave a great lag gnu. she gltnited. ' lltll said Altrr rlown class one night One night tile touple stnp|ird the Mi Kltns weir driving on the East West Expressway in lull lor (o llrr al Village Inn Patrons clown mukrtip When lltev wrni li.n k .il at them when they through the toll IhniII i Ihr ladv walkrd In lull then tried In Itutkrd down and was Inlallv tgnmr the Mi Kims love. Penny saitl (Miter r low ns go in rhlhlreii's w arils in enter lain hut are rarrful not In give iunity or balloons (which mold |m.trrtttally chokrlor s. are them Clowns ol American Interna lioual Classes puls on puls on « t.nvrnllotts anti <onq« tilt.ms in w h lt h tile M. K ltn s e o ulil |m i in pair When Hill is gone on a huniing trq>s or tiavrling lor the Solllr < orporattou Penny may Mown on her t.wn S h e said she might ( M i n t children'* l a . e s at a t vsllt tihtivsis hind raiser lit .lantiatv "I've always thought ol myw ll as a Mown licit when I tlowu I'm pleasing me I have lo gear rnvsrll lo uxtiniltr else. I'riillV sold, noting the clown's tvale ol I’rnny wears narir tiadgr that say* simplv ' IYU IYU ’ "I isike you. Ion." Penny will quit klv rrspond The M* Kltns plan to pun the local chapter of Fun World Aliev so they can tea* It rWiWitlng anti find mil what rvritls may nerd vnluiilrrr clowns Falls. Itospi l,ils |kiradrs anil hind rulseis •ire prime sites Several clowns work in Chris Han ministry, eonv eying Christ s to inn as Mr Mr Kim dldn« ‘2995 Perm Arl The Grantoe Performance Roporl is available for review by the public at tho following location during Ihe hours of 8 00 am - 5 00 pm. Mon day through Friday. Communlly Development Section Semlnolo County Planning Department County Services Building 1101 E 1st Street Sanlord. Florida 32/71 Any questions may be directed to Buddy Balagia at 321-1130. ex­ tension 384 HISTORIC D O W N TO W N SA N FO R D M l W FIRST ST 3 S 1 -4 S 1 3 SANFORO ALL DIAMONDS IN STOCK! C lu s te rs • A n n iv e rs a ry • S o lita ire s • C o c k ta ils RGAHCI HAtClirLOR V t rios • W e d d in g Sets • M e n ’s R ing s • E a rrin g s FLORA M “TERRY" LIVIF. i a Pvkki C#«l»r. S*tl» 121 lokv *•»». FWOd* JJ/4* Call Anytime r * Ni5 * |g c e s , O N S A L E N O W !! 4 0 7/321-2720 T H E R E ’S S T IL L T IM E TO SAVE O N F R IE D M A N 'S 14KT. GOLD! CHAINS* CHARMS E A R R IN G S A N D SO M U C H MORE' Th*.* * 1 • numb** ot 'aavon. *hr a property jwn#<f VhouKJ b*com« a pan ol in* City Ol Sanlord Sanlord it a pro g'*>«»* »*'..ca ortanlad muntopant. nnich ott**» acomptaia rang# ol City tacintiat Xucti at park* and urban aarvica* tucn at na’a' *••»' it'uaa coilaclion City hr* njd'ant aarvica and in th# naar tutu**. laclatmad naiar lor irngation Tn« City Fi’a 0*panm*nt naa an arcalianl ISO rating ol S and alao providaa quick raapoka tor ail facala ol liralignimg and amargancy m*dicai a*-. cak plut numaroui otnar p'ogiama -i.oi.ing •"* aalaty Our Polica Dapanmam it wall atari ad and nat an a»caiiant ratponaa >acord City la* miiiaga wnicn auppont inaaa aarv».aa it aignilicantly oltaat by alimma lion ol County tai miiiagat 'or tua aarvica and roada which ara nol mcludad on in# laa trnia lor proparty locatad within lha City Tha City Commiaaion ha* autnoruad lha aanar ot lha cualomary I110 00anna.at.on palilion la* during lha Ihraamonth Out'tach panod During thiy panod proparly ownara ol alraady da.aiopad |impro«adl proparty will ba aligibla tor lima pk.mani o' appKabia aaia* and aawar impact laa* which *r* otharvna* payabl* at a lump *um pno* lo commancamant o' utility tartKat Thit tima paymant pro«ik*on will ba appticabia lor da.aiopad propaniat wh*n*.*r actual aawar and waiar a*r.K* bacomaa a.ailaU* aithm lha immadiata ticindy o* your p'oparly lha Cdy Commitiion hat alao aulhon/ad wan mg in* City racaation'opan apac* laa normally appixabt# to ail ittidantial propartiat in in* cat* ol *n*ady <lr»alop*d p*opart*#a whKh anna, into tha City during thit Out'tach program 1 •«- Betty Anne’s Unisex Hairstyling OUT OF STATE CALL 1-800 323-3720____ W* hop* you will chuOM to bacom* a part ol Out prograttn* City during thi* Out'tach program SOCOO a. c 25% O F F CATM V ZIO LKO W SKI Top P«tformlng Realtor Atcorlalf Saalard FWrtda J2//J For quaaliont regarding wiy atp*ct ol th# City » Annotation Out'tach program or taquatlk lor Annaiatlon Palition lorm» „ „ , contact th* off** ot th* Ol'actor ol |ngin**nng and Planning ailhar by mail at P O Bot IFF* Sanlord. Florida S2FF2 or by phono al araa cod* «0F J7J 3161 Trtaturq Traxt Acid Parm , P R O U D L Y S A L O T E S T H E IR T O P R E A L T O R -A S S O C IA T E S F O R N O V E M B E R 407/322-2420 P 00 or ivr* M l W lakv Mart Bird II you own proparty locatad in tna Sanlord aannc* araa and would >••• to bacom* * part ol in* City ol Sanlord. piaat* obtain an Annotation Palition eomp**t» it and mail it lo City o» Sanlord P O Bo. U7X Sanlord Honda H T T 2 or d*Uv*r it to Sanlord City Malt Ptaaa# not# that an ownait ot racotd mutt tign th# palition and lh*| it mutl ba notanrad Following in* and o' lha Out'tach panod |Fabru*ry 1. I9W. tna City Sta" will map *n propaniat covarad by annaiatlon patitiont Ona or mora annotation ordmancat will ba praparad lo annat all propaniat to> which annotation hat bwan laquatlad and which may b* lagai'y annaiad unqar Honda Votunlary Annt.tlion Stalutat It you tubmit an Annotation Palition. you will ba ad*'tad ot any tenon upon tuch palition It it it found that your pro part . cannot ba immodialaty annaiad. you will ba proridad opportunity to withdraw your palition or •]'•# to ha,* it ratam*d by lha City tor futura annotation whan taat'bia II you aiact tint ialtt< eouraa of acno>. th* wanar ot annotation fa* win ba atlandad until annatal ion can b* accompiixnad ‘45 A L L S P IR A L L IK E P E R M S bounoa»a« and iMuci #«cia«*» Participation in in* prog’am b, .tquoattng annotation i« (*,'•'. tolunlar. on lh« p*>1 or « propony own*' The Grantee Performance Roporl was approved by Ihe Board of County Commissioners on December 13. 1988 and will be submit­ ted to the U S Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) on or about December 2/. 1988 clowns rntl op tx-ing a person's inner sell It s a ilckri to do .mil tie whatever you ward lo do or tie ll s a happv Hip anil vmi'rr mil lo make people happv ' REALTY, IN C . flTALTOnS 2 J4 J Park Drtk* in. 322-1112 FANTASTIC CLEANERS This is to advise the residents of Seminole County that the Plan nmg Department of Seminole County has completed its annual Grantoe Performance Report tor the 198 / 88 Community Dovolop ment Block Grant (CDBG) Program The Grantee Performance Report describes in detail Ihe amount ol funds spent, the various activities undertaken and Ihe percentage of lower income residents benefit ted by each activity under the program rhlldrrn a lllllr dlllrrrnl as a i tow n " she s.nd Although one r a n i get loo serious .i ImiiiI i low nmg Bill dors havi a philosophy I think know' what lo think ul film as a clown "The y dldni even know tl II was really us nr n*4. so wr t mild liavr some Inn " Bill said They haven I rutur hark suit r ." hr rrllet Irtl B rin g under rlo w n w hile seems m pull mil a more com|kissionalr and i arlug side of I'rnny "I look at things, perqtie. "YES” WE SHOW PROPERTY ON WEEKENDS!! W• How Rapair Shoatl Hales Is Ihr daughter ol Eail L. and Geneva Bairs ol Altamonte Springs and Geneva Bairs ol Gundlrttsvlllr. T rim She Is a field artlllary mete­ orological crrwmrinher at Fori Stewart, Go "All wr warded was altrn lion." I'rnny said "Thai put ns in our plate, tlldrt I If* Wr ale out pie broke down our Iqis and lell " Al llullowrrn the Mr Kims m n Irl* k or Irralers al Ihr ilrvir as tlo w n s T h e neighborhood i hlldreii. who lorrnally referred STENSTROM "A t the r m l ol the 11 weeks. It was one lug huppv lamlly.'* h r said. A requirement lor graduate was that rat It t litwn I* involved in a 3 5 minute skit Hill. Penny and another clown httsird an unaginarv Ilea rut r "You have in keep In mind that lilts Is geared to rhlldrrn. Hill wild "lint adult* have a good tunc too. when they loosen up a litilr " liiipniv ts.itton afd tuning .u« cnui.il I’rnnv .ult'rd It s nol so unit h w ltal yo t wiy that * hinny, hut whether you pull oil thrgagat the right It lie Bill McKim rubs clown white on his Kps. to resemble a soot faced hobo clown who has takon a shirt sleeve to the grime around his mouth Seemingly In * smell scale snowfall. Fenny dusts ftersell wilhialcum powder to set her grease paint Clowning------ 85* u S1.75. U $2.00 u PUBLIC NOTICE I S1ARI Al ONI Y OPIH S«l » S Sun »J V 9m Mk*Am i I aa MMr mtf — MM* 18$ Engagrmrni and wedding form* arr available al Ihr Sanford llr r a ld , 300 N. French Ave The completed forms may fir accompanied by a pro frsslonal black anil while photograph Ihe loritt* should lir Idled out and rrturnrd lirlurr any engagement or wedding an iioiiim rmenl is published in ihe Herald E n g a g rm rn t forms should be relumed al least 20 davs prior lo Ihe wedding For more information, call 322-2611, rxl 34 S u c h Ite m s as m ilit a r y doctrine, irchnulugii.il advances and hardware Improvements w rrr highlighted during lilts year's incel mg IM David J Mi Mill.in also recently ailrndrd thr Associa­ tion uf ihr United Stales Army annual m in in g in Waxhlngimi. DC He Is thr son ol Mary E. McMillan ul Johlislown, I’a and Donald E McMillan ol Lake Mary. McMillan is a graves rcgisira lion specialist with Ihe 262nd Quartermaster llaltalinn. Furl la c. Va. The private Is u 1986 graduate o| W estm ont IIllllo p H ig h School. Johnstown. OUR FACTORY PRICtS S h e 's te llin g S a n ta w h e re lo g e t his s u it c le a n e d b e fo re C h ris tm a s ' G et y o u rs c le a n e d to o ! SHIRTS PANTS SKIRTS '' •Prompt ! rk ndly Setvk • •Quahtv Workmanship TOPS chapter to m eet about eating I hr m rrilng annually .uirai is some 20.000 soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, cadets, and civilians in ihr nation's t apiml to .it ir utl seminars and workshops hosird by lop level spokesmen. M cFarland t07 MAGNOLIA AVENUE DOWNTOWN Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday al main, al Ihr Sanford Civic Center. Sjrrr. Barbara J . Hairs rerrntly attended the Association of ihr United Stair* Army annu­ al meeting In Washington. D C touched again and said. "Rene d m husband) says Is dream In Is m America ." The couple couldn't have at forded to visit Ih r Land ni O p p o r t u n i t y w ith o u t ih< Friendship F o rrr "If everyone just tried i t ...... they would lo w |l." McFarland said of F r ie n d s h ip Fo ri • exchanges "It's a wonderful way lo gel to know atmut iIn world " O lh r r offlecrs ol ih r h i nu mber club I mimic IVggv Grnmak. secretary, and Don V.u t'lr/c. treasurer To join Ihr G rralrr Or land Friendship I on e I all Sit Phillips al 6 9 0 0499 nr l..v McFarland al 862 6117 (It you belong lo a non profit organiratlon and would like your club to be considered lor Club F o c u s." call Ihe Harald » i 322 2811. ext. M | CALL 330-1406 Sanford Rotarians to m eet IN T H E S E R V IC E A few m inutes la lrr. lh< woman for CARPET FURNITURE WALLCOVERINGS LIGHTING DECORATIONS And more! You Pick The Finish, Fabric Color. Slyl* and Ossign The Old Hickory Stumpers dogging group holds rlasses 7 9 p in each Monday at Ihe Knights of Columbus Hall on S Park Avenue. Sanford For more information, call 349-9029 Dixieland doggers clogging group bolds <lasses 7 9 p m rarh Monday 7-9 p m at Ihe l^ikr Mary Fire Department al Flrsl Street and Wilbur Avenue. I.ake Mary For more information, call 321-5267 Seminole County 4 H will hold Ihe third program in lls "EZ Cookin' lor Kids" series on Tuesday. Dee 20 at ihr Seminole County Agricultural Center, al Five Points in Sanlord The "cookie factory'* workshop will run from 9 a m to noon and allow participants Irani about and makr hollrlav rookies Cost Is 82 lo cover materials The workshop is open lo any youth 8-18 years old ITrrrglstrutlnn by Dec 19 ran be made by calling the Seminole County 4-H office al 323-2500. rxi 183 When a group from Belgium visited Central Florida, a lady who hadn't known English lx fo re Ih e t r i p to u c h e d McFarland's arm and said. "You Americans love your (lag'" Quite Simply...THE BEST!! . o / V•s w m i Poets to talk verse (JBfJkie workshop to teach kids course, we didn't know wh.it they said." McFarland said / LNUIHINE HELD BACK!!! Unbelievable Last Minute Savings!! SANFORD VERTICALS 750 Wylly Avo. Sanlord. FI 321 3601 PRICES START AT ONLY S2S Sat 9 5 Sun 12 5 HANCOCK PLUMBING SUPPLY POf M* YOAf*RidPt-Hfl 3 3 0 -1 1 4 1 Altpod A Sanlord Avq. - Sanlotd IN I lA R C tll U K C I I O N OF [AllMARK rtOOUCISIN I f AW CATHY'S HALLMARK SHOP UMlMHt UXttt (SAIMAU FLAiAj LAXI0I0 • 12IMFF IM Sm l*J0 101 rw r T r IEDMAN’S INVITES Y O U TO OPEN YOUR PERSONAL CHARGE A C C O U N T! S e m in o le C en tre A lta m o n te M all t u u ir W in te r Park M all | 1 WM' Triedman’s B tru ca i u a n ^ NuUdta^Mxla.H'*^ JEWELERS SRTIxb— MRiaN, * a•« |(Mad l IM. ■——*UrahMb �R P P P i ■T BC — Sanlo'd Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday December 18. 1988 Sanlord Herald. Sanlord t;^a| Y ^C qur W-D SELECT LEAN FRESH RIB HALF LOIN America’s Supermarket HICKORY SMOKED WHOLE SMOKED HAMS FRESH HAMS 49 12-PK. REGULAR ALTA SPRINGS MIXERS SCHLITZ BEER 6 PK. 12-oz. CANS /D DELICIOUS. 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ONLY W-D SELECT LEAN WHOLE * MILLER BEER 1988 — 1C H o l id a y Fa v o r it e s WINN % DIXIE SHOULDER PICNIC REGULAR, LITE or GENUINE DRAFT Dacambar 18 h o ic e W-D BRAND HICKORY SMOKED PORK ROAST Florida — Sunday HOLIDAY HOURS WE WILL BE OPEN TIL 7 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY BUNCHES fOR FISHERMAN’S WHARF . . .a a n .i ot.it »• % to tt| t»ii. t u x ! -w a x i *"*>' y^v- V 1 BAHAMIAN 40/50 CT MEDIUM PINK SHRIMP B 1 LOBSTER 1 TAILS . —-— APPROX 6 ox SIZE EACH s ,s ] XJ r -•* ~ V V >' IC .e il SNAPPER FILLET .. s3 " FLOUNDER FILLET. .. s6” (ACM $1397 / LUMlWI I .I A D CRABMEAT. • B B 4* iS / a / Z e / 'x a vailable o n ly IN STORES w it h FISHERMAN s w h a h e NEPTUNE PLAnER W .C, P IN K SHRIMP M A» AM( H % Kv AMI M SHRIMP PLATTER Ml OFVriA \HM W f ( N 8 i C044• O b* TRAWLER PLAnER $097 i ACH •if A ll Pi ACf tu u « OMlif I f OH HCHOAV M A " l« * . AV l l A ll }t MOUH*. i*a ID y AM’I (ACH $1997 r �bfc -.-V i -.e H J i j | ^ l p W l i M ^ V ^ W. ■s * . j V =- ■■»'MW yt 11 0 Z •C — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. December 16. IB M C h r is tm a s — Continued from F i f e SC David Vorrnkamp, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lucas "A very enjoyable evening was had by all those who attended." remarked Arlene Walther. a co-chairm an of the holiday dlnnerfdance. Carolyn Taylor waa the other co-chairman The two women were escorted by their husbands. Robert Walther and Monty Taylor. Rain this past Sunday night didn't atop the stout-hearted from going to the Candlelight H o l i d a y H o m e T o u r In Heathrow. Six homes were de­ cked out with Christmas decoralions and open for Heathrow residents to view. The homes open on the can­ dlelight tour belonged to Mr. and Mrs Monty Taylor. Mr. and Mrs Robert Walther. Myra Tucker. Dr. William Nazareth and Laura Keith. Mr. and Mrs Jack Colton, a n d M r. a n d M rs . D a v id Vorcnkamp. The Heathrow Women's Club organized the event. The homes were opened from B-8 p m . on Sunday. Dec. 11. Each home served an array of finger foods and a holiday beverage. The women from the club prepared the food. The Lake Hranllcy Chorus led the residents from house to house while they carolled. Owners of cne house with a grand piano Invited a friend to come and play Christmas carols while the residents were visiting their home. Another home hosted Santa Claus, who passed out In thr children ornaments made by the women's club. "In a new development where new people ure always moving, this Is a nice way for people to ge t o u t a n d m e e t t h e ir n e ig h b o rs ." said Marianne hasstle. club publicity chairman One ran watch the reason behind Christmas come to life when the Christian Church of Longwood holds Its eighth an­ nual Living Nallvtty on Dec. 22 and 23 at 7 30. H and 8:30 p in A final performance will be on Dec 24 at 8 p .m The dramatization will lake place on the church grounds, located ai 1400 E E Williamson Road In Longwood The Haunt family started this church tradition when they moved to Longwood eight years ago They are still heavily In­ volved in thr production. Janice Haum is the director. Her husband. Krn Haum Is Ibe behind-the-scenes man who Is doing nil the lighting He also plays the tukreper. The couple's son. Douglas Haunt, will play one ol the shepherds. Mury ami Joseph will be (nrtrayed by Jennifer and Mike Moore Several rhurvh mctnlters are cast as angrls— Tracy Nuzzl. Jay Hurnham. Diana Halrd. Dana Moore. Becky Hast and Stepha­ nie Mills The llttlrst angel will be played by Eric Halrd. age 5. T h r angel who proclaims thr good news of Jesus to the shepherds will tie Marilyn l*artonl. T h r ch u rch 's pastor. Ray Jackson, will be a shepherd Another shepherd will by playrd by Hilly Wrlbourn Robrtt Mills, age 9. will be the III Hr si shep­ herd J m y Owen, Lucas Halrd and Dwayne Walton will be thr Three Wlarmrn. "it's a beautiful living Nativity that you don't want to miss." said Janice Haunt Practically I he whole c h u rc h ts Involved In thr production In some aspect Even a donkey, sheep and goats will have a role With laikr Mary High School H a n d 's m a r c h in g se ason over— except for Ihrlr perfor­ m ance In the 1089 Sugar How l — m e m b e rs have now turned their attention to thr many concert events coming up In the rest of the school year It has been an active first hnlf of thr srhttol year William Pond. Warren Fernandez. Suzanne Starr. Wendy Jensen and Jed Ridgeway were Invited to Florida State University In Tallahassee to partlrljiatc In the Trt Stalr Music Festival, which was held l>rrrrnbrr 3, Wendy Jensen and Suzanne Siarr also participated In the University of South Florida Festival of Winds, along with Dan Cox. Dave Sheridan, and Te n t (ireenan The Frmtlval of Winds was held In Tant|>a on Dec 8 10. On Dec 23. thr Marrhlng Hand will travel to Walt Disney World to parttrl|>alr In I hr Him In g of the D is n e y W o rld Christmas televised parade The Like Marionettes will perform as dancers In the show They spent Dev 14 and I A -U the M a g ic Kingdom rehearsing and taping for the T V special (Cynthia Austin is • Sanford Hsraid correspondent covering the Lake Mary Longwood area Phone: M2-OOS71 Uncivilized native gives up w ild life trlhc. now fragmented and re­ treating before encroaching eel RIO l)K JANEIRO. Brazil - In tiers In ihe eastern Amazon Brazil had at least 3 million the end ihc years of solitary wandering became ton much. So Indians when Portuguese sailors a nameless Indian, perhaps a a r r t v r d lit l ADO S la ve r \ rare descendant of a once great smallpox and systematic slaugh­ nation, came out of the Jungle ter have left perhaps 220.000. and sorrowfully surrendered lo mainly deep In lltr Amazon. Ureal nation tribes like the the 201 h eenlury. "He wasn't hungry or III." said Y a n o m a m ls . T lc u n a s . and amhtopologtni Andre Toral "H r Makux! still num ber up lo could easily have fled Hut I 10 000 each think he )usi gave up " T h r Ava-Canaetrne. one ol the The Indian, a man In his mosi critical rases, arr bid a step mld-:H)s rluhhnl "Ava." made away. Some live by raiding |>earrfiil rout.id with peasants Isolated (arms n e a r A n g le s ), 3 3 0 m ile s Peasants at Align al. alerted bv northeast ol Brasilia. In early an arrow wound In a pig. Iininrl Or toiler "It looks like the strain of Ava In the hush He warn wearing living alone hrrum r Inn great.** a ragged rollnn dress His straw tsirkpark field 130 |rounds ol Toral said Toral. (hr llrst specialist in |K>sM -* *ions — smoked pig meal. meet Ava. Initially said he was I wo Iron cooking pots, a rub one ill the Iasi two or thtre dozen blng-sllck to make fire, a trow fierce Ava-Cattnrlros, Indians a ml 17 arrow s "He waa lucky hr was (mind from i rrural Brazil Now. from Ihc man's speech by well meaning people." said and song |siiirrns. 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FI 12771 (Winn Dlile Plata) ONLY 1 MORE WEEK TILL CHRISTMAS! s** V* f*r �Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, Pecembcr 16, 1980 - BC ‘Naked Gun’ aims for laughs, hits and misses In U tT in Theaters T H E NAKED GUN (PQ-131 Here's another dose of scat* tershot parody by the David Z u c k e rJtm Abraham* .Jerry Z u rk e r team who t;ave us "Alrplancf" This one originated as Ihe "Police Squad'" T V series and It does to T V cop allows what "Airplane?" did to disaster movies: skewer them. I t 's n o l ns s u s ta in e d es "A irp la n e !" S till, there are enough silly puns and Jokes to keep one giggling merrily. Heal of till, there Is Leslie Nielsen as L A cop Frank Drebm— less a fearsome Dirty Many than a stone-sober klutx who Irljw over his own leet while solving cases. Nielsen has been around forever, performing ade­ quately but without Inspiration on T V and In movies. Suddenly, out of nowhere, he's become a fullblown comic actor. IT h r signs were there In Nielsen's deadpan turn In "Airplane!') Supported by an eclectic cast that ranges from Priscilla Pre* F ILM S ROBERT DIMATTEO SUNDAY’S TELEVISION airy lo Klcardo Monlalban las the chief baddtel. Nielsen hoists this rapid-fire Jokrfest. 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I9BR There should Iw a marked situation Into something worse PISCES (Pi Ii 20 Ma i li 2t»l A Improvement tn the year ahead In conditions lhat affect your ilnrn i nee rin g, strong-in l tided mairrtal well being Yqu'll have mm|Mnion might try tn Impose < ha tires to regain what was his or her will on you today la-t this prrsnn know early on you'll taken from you tn the past have none of this nonsense S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 Dec A R IE S iManh 21 April I'M 211 If you want something done prirprrly today, tt's Iwst you do It M a n a g e y o u r r e s o u r c e s ynurseif. particularly it you prudently al Ihl* time mi thal semm- It ts not as important to you do not ovetrxirnd yourself someone else os II Is tn you financially. Guard against Inch Major chunges are ahead for nations to hoy things you cannot Sagittarius in the mining year mmlortably allord T A U R U S IApril 20 May 20) Send for vour AstnrGraph pre t ctlnuft today Mall 9 1 to TiKlay you mlghl have to deal AstroGraph. r/n this newsjviper. w l . so m e one w h o Is as P.0 Ho* »M42M. Cleveland. OH strung willed and determined as 44101-3428 lie Mire In state ynu In order to avoid a stale mate, don't be afraid to make your /(altar sign some nominal mneesstons C A P R IC O R N {Dec 22-fan G E M IN I iMay 21-June 20) I'll Try not to get involved today with an arqualntance who has a Today s mrtipllnclluns may not (amity lot eshausling vour pa lie entirely of vour own making lienee and tolerance. T h is A Inept m -workrr could gum |ierson might !■* lev, big a pill tn Dungs up and then |x>lnt the linger of blame at you swallow C A N C ER (June 2 1-July 221 A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb !9| Fra the sake ol harmony on the Your political savvy could leave 00 I 5; 30 * CMM 4*«| *!■ A Cars (V| aaaa Iftons* V» Mi*— / Waal L/sOmmI Wpaanai Mas w |m Co**** lba« at s a fa K lV i 1st t*a MM jtM, OS* Stas, II4 1 U . I w«( It SttMf *v*a M v s n i i Oca e • »* Oi.* tNI Wmi IM j jh i«a Sty Is I ••*a>Wa**ilSt(« *•** Ou m Am I A* (Kx s4 aaa CStrSi turtf B ra B H r *1■aOelrl C hin Iff*«*y U S ' ' 8** a »>« as* i A Is 1st Dtf I l « V-a*ia* r«s ivSantt k Wat Coast ‘E D - 4/ 1223— L . v-------.* v C*o*s*dan « Sa Wat s*-*** [fa«t (Mkaa St ,A*enta* flaa l*a iW >*»*, CBi g p = . p 7 ia>-___________________ Vf}St *- ■ . > W.tayS ita a flOac |yti a*N Sen I IJWaaa5__jsS* J ill rriasWwwS Ians («# a~aikwHAwwS RumYpuM— » StWWWtl CW l S l I)>saewa«wa bn«|lstStlttl Hy Bernice Bede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y December IS . 1988 Lung in rrdue i ompeiisaiiun and acknowledgment will come your wav in the year .dir.ul I his is nol the time to give up on enterprises in whlih you’ve in­ vested mnstdr rattle etfort S A G IT T A R IU S iNm 23 IVi 2 11 lately Luc k tends to lavur you today in situations where there is sumetfling id material value at stake You're a till like a magnet that attracts |>ersonal gain Sagittarius treat yourself to n btitbday gilt Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead tiy mailing 91 In AstroGraph. c^n ibis newspaper, P O 11«>* 'U428 Cleveland. OH 44101 3428 C A P R IC O R N |Dci 2 2 J.u i |M| Your leadership qualities will Ik* very rv Irlrnl In JK'iiple with whom you II tie Involved today. No one is apl In go oil on a mursr lhat ((IK'S Mil have your h i m ! ol approval A Q U A R IU S IJan 2D-Feb I'M II ynu look mil lor (fir interests ol others today, they, in lum . will see lhat your interests are pro­ tected On the other hand, you're nut apt lo lare very well ll you are sell serving PISCES IFeh 20 March 201 This is a good dav to touch tsises will, several friends to whom vou haven't tircn loo attentive IVtfaa jMlit n lu ll Ct. t il at HatUs VaHatJ <a«t VOaaa__lti>a ia*a« «r lnn«a N041 W*O vn» 6aa (til 1 l»at Jitat Jaaiaa ( «W at |Otw»" faatsi W « a « iaac* Uattaaa jrQ ■I x »* IriOff Nri/l ■Ua Dt<f ill rwjq 77) ftawtsaa W*»«rO»y vWMOt ISWtwhalt _K C i-*w .Lixas. 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Oastlaaa i SwUtaStwa dual I fnsl w»| Taa TBffsiea sa ua gj^Msawjaa^ ktteta Cana Us*antaWtii i* «i WonJa^ttJ V Jaws 9-aai 0 Ji *m kaxMi fta.eet ,"l*lU'( Q3 “ fu’ “ All pw CaaTwy ~ fast) C.,1, mat HwSac W Wrata Utva* a lot lo hr drslrrd loday. Instrail of adjusting to Ihe majority, you might stand out as thr lour dissenter LE O (July 23 Aug 22) It will tie Just as Important to satisfy those with whom you'll tie assi h laled loday as It wilt fie to satisfy your own ambitions Keep parity In mind V IR G O (Aug 23-Sept 221 In liivolvrmrnts with others tixtay. don't lake matters fur grained Prople you think are sympulhel li to your position might realign ihrmnrlves with your adversar­ ies. LIB R A ISept 23-Oet 231 ll you have to eondiiet husiitrss lixlay with [veoplr or llrms with whom you are unlamlliar. keep vour guard tin at all limes llavr them put Ihrlr promises In writing SCORPIO lOn 24 Nov 221 You and your male might nol Ik on thr same wavelength. IimI.iv and a serious misunderstanding could apse tl you make a major decision alone ( 0 1 9 8 8 . N E W S P A P E R KN TEH I'H ISE ASSN t* Saw r sal s (Robsrt OIMsttso Is s movie critic for Nswspspsr Entsrprls# Asso Js tlo n ) MONKEY SHINES (Rl Orion. 9 89 9 5 D ir e c t o r G e o rg e Romero's most recent film Is far HOROSCOPE PPPE UM removrd from his famous lowpromising material for a film The late, great John Huston budget shocker "Night of the helped write the script, his son L iv in g D e a d ." T h is lim e . Danny directed, and the lan- Romero comes up with more of a lallilng cast Included Danny's psychological thriller— the tale of slsier Anjellca. Robert Mltchum the lo vin g , yet u ltim a te ly murderous, relationship be­ and l^iurrn Bar all. Hut the finished 1988 film Is a tween a quadriplegic |Jason total disappoint meni: Wilder's Heghrl and a trained Capuchin quirky, whimsical humor falls to monkey. come alive on screen, and we re Curious!v. the best parts of stuck watching something pre­ this movie are touching, not cious. literary and flat It doesn't scary— scenes that show how help that Anthony Edwards tenderly a monkey can care for stars as The ophllu s North Its crippled master Eventually, Edwards is no magician Maybe though, tenderness gives way lo if Ihe senior Huston hud stayed horror— some of It awfully bla­ alive long enough to appear In tant Hut this Is a decent little the film Ihe originally had Mit- thriller GRADE 2>i stars chum s rolei. he might have (Film grading 4 mars — helped his son Danny pull It off encrllrnt. .1 stars — good, 2 stars GRADE I Ay star — fair. 1 star — piwirt £ Sitttns Pst - t u c ri BiUpct A Vt-» S'ad* CM amat M I atvt wtane iUal Aiaf Vsawtf MawsUn Chntc-a* » at Nltt at a Lying S^*t| I It'S f ,t m 10o>> PaSan ita Uatartl___________ H u t 1i« l -xj eJ M, vtV eapatwr feoat M ij WfcU Manas Oany fTiaetj itSwSad OlSrsn BAasrilMjUMaM_ f Jj«4h e - i JSsawsSr C-a OatU Dt»J4 C»a-*tt Scanty Kat la rosaria Wormal Vii r ; xi Ttat. 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M l 9 WITH PURCHASE OVER 3 — ------------------— ---------------Includes------------------------------- — ------• Spaghetti • Baked Pavla • Pirra • Meatballs • Sausage • Fried Chicken • Homemade Garlic Bread * Full Salad Bar • Italian Cold Cuts fR lf NON ALCOHOLIC UVER ACI WITH BUFFET t•P«*I 12 i l M Wcm Thuit || 10 r i i *299 1 330*1314 - COUPON — V M M B U F loyd Theatres B B aau rwwi 1/7 no: 99c :I2 2 -7 B S U 25th St. & 17-92 • Sanford We Tverie Imported C Domestic Beer C Wine 'i n * '. tttttl' ROCK IN THE NEW YEAR WITH THE 50*s THROUGH 8 0 ’s AT THE •» ""saves m i 1' i S«( C Sun 4 10 PM j EXP H U M I II II O ltK /IW I IIA I.IW RESTAUKANT n FREE SHEETS I .itvTiut vour tnlrn-sts L E O l.July 23 Aug 22) You II Ik- happier today II you find wavs tn sjiend your tlrtu- pro duetlvcly Instead of participating In Irtvolous pursuits Worthw lull endeavors will e lA a te y n u sell-esteem V IR G O (Aug 23 Sent 221 You could do rather welr*ft*iay m situations with e lrm rn is ol chance. Howevrr. m ini ns*- this as a hi ruse lor taking outlandish risks. Just txtause you'll frel lucky. LIB R A |Sept 23 (h i 231 A solulton can Ik- lound Imlav lor a problem that has bet-tt vexing you the greater part ol Ihe past week Pul It to rest w hile you're on a roll SCORPIO ILK I 2 I Nm 221 Ik llrm alHiui insisting that some­ one with whom you made an agrretnrrtl honors the agreed terms so that this individual doesn't attempt to make Iasi minute revisions |( | 1988, N E W S P A P E R EN TERPRISEASSN Ot/uoer^wrty t ifie a 'a / A L L VOL CAM LA T* . 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These are important .ismh rations yoo must rontlnue lo nurture A R IE S 1March 21 April I9| Sanetlines it s wise to lix uvim a s p e c if ic o b je c tiv e to the rxrluskMI <H Olivers but I ik I.iv tfie tm sler vou are the lietter you a ir apt to pcrlorm Set several goals T A U R U S iA|iftl 2 a May 20) Ikunwavering liKlay If something occurs that rhallrngrx ymir tuslc tvrllrls II your fallfl Is sluing enough, you 11 not only tie able lo hrlp yoursell. hut others ■i- well G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) Don't tie tftishfni Iih 1.iv u Ihiu I requesting assistance Irom someone you've Ih-cii hrlplul to in the past This individual has tx-rn hoping to find a wav to Uilaru r thr account C A N C ER (June 21 July 22i II you show a willingness to ciKipemle with others loday. II will hrlp yoti gain sup|Mirt Irom several |M-oplr who up until nowhave Ivrrn rather Indlflrrrm M lliS ga 99c C H IL D ’S PLAY JITTE R B U G CLUB * Buftel With Your Own Bottle Ol Champagne D Party Favors • Free Gift For All Who Attend M l • Door Prlies For The Ladles S35 Per Couple * 1 1 8 Single • Reservations Are A Must. SIS Bring Vour Party Croup And Celebrate With Us! MB yy« .ROWLANO DM 7: JO u n tit PO 13 SCROOGED Let Big Daddy Dave Rock In Your /Yew Year1 ACROSS FROM Four Townes Shopping Center 2487 S. Volusia Avenue (17-92) Orange C ity 775-0076 *.»(•* ~ f— 'lri^.n «C L»fl!F\t Regular Teen Nights: Dec. 20 f, Dec. 26 CROCODILE DUNDEE 2 �•*»* yr T *• 10C — Stnlord Heckld. Sanford. Flonda — Sunday, December is. 1N5 by Chic Young A nsw er to Previous Puzzle 2 A rc h itec t____ Saarinen 3 Smoke and fog 4 Classes ACROSS L U G 1 Furniture item 5 Bandleader Ar5 Belongings naz 6 And so on 9 Can prov |abbr.| 12 Half (p rc f) 7 Burns 13 Southwestern 8 Prophet Indians 9 Ask questions 14 _______and downs 10 _____ daisy 15 Video game 11 Superlative su f­ movie fix 16 College group 19 Fencing sw ord 17 Believer in an 21 M a rk ___ ism 24 Campus area 18 City in Utah 25 Center of 2 0 Swank shield 22 Vacation spot 26 Unwrap 23 Maxim 28 Antelopes 2 4 S ta tu s ___ 30 Actress Fisher 27 Insect stage 31 Malarial fever 29 Ishmael's 32 A rn ved erci-----mother 34 Shreds 33 Countless 38 Singer Paul 35 Othello villain 36 Busy a s ___ 37 Radioactive eie mcnt 4 0 Actor Robert by Howio Schneider E E K A M EEK ^ SOU H A v t ID ADMIT > £ " • H A S A G IF T f £ R v j M A R K C T IIO G irTvvT UKKLAtM £D WS56KX& /V U lX A mmT by Jim m y Johnson AW. JAMS' I Y WtU^lDU BDU'TKUOW1 fK U p V t TntOLO UTTUPO VIO ST T O M E T C G E L JU E D H L E E U L A G L U S E E 1A Y N II 39 T a k e ________ 41 Bases for debate 45 In readiness (2 w ds.) 47 Joined 48 Actress Martha 4 9 M a d e a n g ry 51 52 53 55 Part of glacier Dancer Verdon Law deg Sault — M ane 57 W ily IS A 2 Cry 4 3 Grazing land 4 4 Greek letter 4 6 Cow genus 24 4 8 Out of bed 50 'Dallas" fam ily 33 53 Ape 36 54 Hissing sound 56 Morning 40 moistures 58 Soap ingredient 59 Opp of endo 60 _______Kmevel 61 Four poster, eg 62 Looked at SB 63 Oeclare untrue 14 2ft 2S 34 61 00 n 1 Insecticide ARLO AND JANIS N B A 12 DOWN t**X U X A L E M U (01988 b > M A he WIN AT BRIDGE U L U A 8 C R O O t.s u T W ORK SINCE VtXJ CAME AJJ>j6 BUGS BUNNY J UKE yO UR SECOND StORV FLAT f W K y £XC£PT FOR ITS BECAUSE OF D C L£S*CO*AUH THAT .r^tS B£LO*/ '■'< ' nf mAS A P -P O T C f 6 C L P ... r \ Vs by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERN EST C 'V By . l i m n Jaroby T u b l s mu I»iii * 4 i romprtl llvr Allrr Sooth hud it|m iin| thr hiddinit .mil Wrst li.ui doohird for la k ro u l, E a » i bid two diamonds and Soulh rrbld two s|iados Although W rit hud >1 drrrnt fund, hr <mild r*H hid wlllmtil diamond <mi|>|hiM. Ilul Kasi com peted w ith ih r r r diamonds Soulli duuhlrd |»o|i mi; iti.it North would bid on II hr was slmi 1 In diamonds and had Mi|i|Hiri (nr spailr* Sin* r Nodli did havr 1l1.1t lypr nl hand hr rrmovrd the double to ihrrr spades Now Wrst was (rrlllli! l>iii upon. wi tir dootdrd tlirrr wpadra I hr pluv was (list as hr IIn skeltrr as Ihr Uddlod Wrsl |ri) I tic sis ol dlatiMuids Drrlurrr look lhr urr and. thinking 1I1.1I tir ron Id inrsiim l/r I hr op|m n en iv led a club low ant dum m y (till W rsl look Ihr air Im m rdlatrly pLiynl * rr and a s|Mitr llr tU fr i won ih r III in ■himtny. rashrd dummy's king id 1 lulls, on which tu- stud a diamond and pined a b ru it to Ins pick Mr was •till OK it Hast Ilad a tir ait hceior. No dice So dn larrr madr llvr s|iac|e iri< ks. two mitsldr airs and th r t luh king Thai was only right lin k s — ilown one, D r r la r r r ran k u trrrd with straightforward play W in die uc-r ol diamonds roll a diamond, play a hr.ui In Ihr urr and roll unnihrr diamond with ih r lo ol •pad™ Thai's lisir Ittrks in and hr will si ill make llvr motr tricks will) his K t ) J ' * 7 5 ol spado IC IIU H H . N E W S I'A I'K H IK H I’NISK ASSN BLOOM C O UN TY so u th ♦ w « and KN u nu V il 1111 • « ♦ K M il K A TI • M l • l • l.v r •A1 *tg n tu m it •it • Ml *A W > tl MW Tit • k u j it y • A il • AW T • I Vulnerable Kaahftrtl (tra in Sooth •nl N « tk Kati 1* Caw 1* Cast Cut Caw 1# I'aw Paw Caw lea t)y irm n ( l r « l • 4 lea Sulk 1♦ 1♦ lea I'aw Caw by Berke Breathed H K . M N T A C i.A u /, T W f/e e 15 A V IR G IN IA IN T H 5 € ® f f i l ^ EA'Tef,w u's" ' Th *»TJ it 17 b y J im D a v is G A R F IE L D L O O K .O P lE .W t /WAV HAVE A W H ITE CWAlSTWAS AhTLR A LL by Charles M. Schul* PEAN UTS n £5 ma!am WE 60T T he NEW PC6 LICENCE u 'E A lso 60" A PRIVERS license AN? 40 A Fi$h .n 6 L'CENSe l n ^ % • s J i l ■* ,< = C (JKt v yt-,0 B r a r . BY Leonard Starr ANNIE I ...Y D J * £ J T i L i N O ? N £ U I f *O U C H ; a s n £/ >j j c a a - j • T8Tff ?0UN? r.:Te . a* SOA/tr 3 J . . . I KNOW lv YOU'RE A;.,Ny as I'* .T .f t / r w B ETTf A U Feet a l o t GETT in ' O U T O' TM 5 1| by T .K . R y a n tU M B L E W F E D S THIS /MOVTW 1H£ con t m o N ^ '. a p g ^ W l 'U , I ? p l a c k n p r v e ft GOPS10 THP-mi n o a p n e w H A W T i .’U A . v e y © u immoFiue Momi I -------------------- ~ l / — �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. December IB. 1988— 11C Education Language no longer the barrier S C C trustees consider buying land SANFORD — On D rr 28. the Seminole Community Collette District Board of Truslrc* will i (insider the pun base of 30 acre* ul pniperly adjacrnl to the present campus In Sanford Th is acquisition l» tx-ina* recommended to the Hoard In rrsponsr In thr college's significant growth alnre Its establishment In I1K15 and lhr projected growth of thr college through the year 2000 The purchase of this parcel had been previously approved by slate legislative action, and funds have been upprprlatrd lo the college through Public Capital Outlay bond monies II the purchase is approved by the hoard on the 28th. the first use of thr property will hr for the construction of additional (tarklng to support building projet ts underway al the college The 30 acres will a lvi provide additional stirs to inert futurr nerds of thn o llrgr and the citizen* It serves W hittick named to honor roll GAINESVILLE GA — Carrie Whlltlck. of Sanford, has hern named lo the honor roll at llrrnau At adrmy In Gainesville. Ga for the flrsl nine-week grafting jirrMxl Honor roll students must have maintained a gratle average of 85 or lirtlrr with no grade lie low 70 Students do w ell in contests OVIF.IX) Jai kson llrtgh.% middle st hoolrt Am) Mann won first place in Seminole County’s annual speech competition lor her sprrth entitled "S p a ir 7hr tarsi Frontier." Over 2.500 si intents ( m MIi Ipalcd in the contest, and It Is the second year In a row that a Jat kson Heights student lias won ilietompetition Also at Jat kson Heights student Ana D/lrgtrl was selected to the Florida All Stare Junior High Hand D/legirl will pertomi for the Florida Must* Educator* Association on Jan 7 In Tampa Super students announced W IN TER SPRINGS — Soper slinlents lor the mouth of Nov rnitier al W intrr Springs Klementarv School were Molly M ii’rar kliuldg.ittcn Sarnanltia Jordon llrsi gradt Shaun la-flwMll. setond gr.ulc. Joy levriiv thlrit grade Angelo Amato lourtli grade. Shvdonna ft»*air. fifth grade The following sitnlenis were (losirr winners in the Srminnle Sotl and Water ( orisenratlon project Mragan Walton Kim Williams. Elaine Pare. Gerrll Duncan. Krista IVrslnrfl Jimmy Guild ler Also al W’lnlrt Springs an IJiAC meeting Is st hrduled lor 7 p m .. and a PTA hoar it meeting lor 7 30 on Jan 17 (hi Jan 24 a 7 .'lOl'TA rnretirift Is st lirdulrtl Lym an focuses on m inorities LONGW OOO I yman High S hoil in Seminole County is ha using on minocltv students in the feat hers As Advisors Program Sfirt u l advlarnvenl groups have tteen organized lo meet the nrrtls of Mat k and hl%|»anic students Ihirt led by one of live s. tw«>l s gultlant e counselor* the hlat k grnufvs are tomprisril of rollrgr laHilttl juniors amt armors who have al least a 2 5 grade (mint average f w t<r a month the groups meet lo listen lo motivational sprakrrs or to discuss si hoUrshqw floam u l aid or rarrrr planning <h»i ol In seniors lour have already been oflrrrd academic s» hoMiship* aod several others are firing a<oulrd for athlellc st hol.trship A bilingual advisor trails the hl*|M(ii« atfvlsrmrnt groups lormrtl litis vrar All his|unlc siudrnis have completed a survey Intlli allrig |« rsttrial nrrits As a result selrt ted students will H im during atlvlsrineiil lime out e a month In dtsruatv cultural awareness and'nr languagr tlllflculllrs Several students have also hren chosen to help students new lo Anver Ua Lake Howell am asses canned food lu k r Howell High School was I he winner In the Greater Seminole County Chamber n( Commerce l omuitiniiy Spirit Aw.nils the school received Ihr award lor collecting live most canned fond. 770 iiotitiits of II. In the Cfumtirr sponsored thanksgiving tanned lood drive Other st lino! |iartlripattng Ittt ludrtf Srnilunlr High School. with 412 |munds t»( food, l.yruan with 381 pound* anil la kr llranllry with 115 (moods to grlfirr a Iolal ol I 078 |s>umt»i>l lood wrre donalrd Students tour new elem entary school OVfF.IK) — Siudrnis lo allrntl Douglas Slruslrom Elementa ry itHik a Held trijt lo lour Ifirir new school last week Th r school Is located at I8 U ) Alalava Woods Itoulrvard In Oviedo Ih r trip was an rllort lo lamllurl/r chlltlrrn with their soon lo l>r new sorrouiidings anil lo help make Ihr move an easy transition Slrnstrotn students are rurrrully sharing Ihr lavwtom Flcmcntary campus Price lag lor their new school is •O million C ertificate recipients announced Tw o Seminole Cotmtv slutlrnis just received certlllcalrs of advanced study from Fast C arolina University along wllli 1.000 Carolina students Mark Alexander Uirtiig ol lurk Mary, anti Kimberley Itrnrr l.ut/ of Cassells-rry were Ihr degree recipient* S H S cheerleaders go to nationals SANFORD — Th r Srm luolr High S« ImmiI varsity cheerleaders tprallflrtf lo roni|>clr in the finals ol ihr National High School Chrrrlraillng ( h.unploushlp In Orlando T h r stpiail won Ihr hnrtnr al a com|H-lltlon al Si Prtcrshiirg Junior College ■one ol 24 regional lournamrnta cotuluclrtl nationwide by Universal Cheerleader* Association S m ith ’s poem published in magazine I.AKK MARY l.akr Mary Klctnentary S< liool studrnt Jason Sm ith’s |MM-m rnllllrd I he Otcan" lias Im-cii puhllsht-tl In the Jan ’Hit edition ol Highlights lor Children. The maga/lnrd. founded 42 years ago. has a circulation ol more than 82 million Its readers arc youngsters Irom two in 12. and from all over Hit-1 tniiilry ami in many pnrtsof Ihr world Jason. Ihr son ul Nlrhulas and Dt-hra Smith. Is a Hoy Sruut anti a 4 II Club member Hr rnjnys i Riggins. square dancing anti playing Ihr piano. Jason's other Interests Include fishing, (touting. rooking, rolrrtlng coins anil studying trains Hr wants In Im- a priest w hen he Is older. The Ocean I h r m ean a king Is like the sky hul ta lly and bine as a jay Five Lake Mary students to go to festival LA K E MARY — Five luike Mary High School students wrre Invited to participate In the T rl State Music Festival rarllrr lids month al Florida Stale University In Tallahassee Those students wrre William Pond. Warren Fernandez. Su/nnr Slarr. Wendy Jensen, and Jrlf Ridgeway. W oodal receives degree from Oklahoma I.ONGWOOD — Gary Richard Woodal received a degree from lire University of Oklahoma Norman campus. Students from 112 communities III Oklahoma. 32 oilier stales and 22 countries were among degree rnudldatrs By C A R O L J . R U M M Y Herald •laff writer Tw e n ty hands flew- up in Marlely's fourth-grade class. Students so anxious In shout oul an answer, they were unable lo keep si III Call on me... p p please." one student said, as he waved his hand In a jerking up and down motion. Martrly thought she knew the answer loo, but she did nol extend hrr arm She smiled shyly, twirled a strand of dark hair, and j>as%rd on thr rxrllrrnrnt She was not bored, she was afraid — afraid she'd make a mistake and ajiprar Radish to her i lassmale* Martrly is from Puerto Rlrn f.lkr 540 other youngsters in Srtttlnoir County's Fngtlsh for Speakers of Other Languages program, she Is learning to •peak, write «nd rrad English As with all things new ii will take time and several trial runs hriore she is confident enough to Th# L o s in g lamily, V m fi L te v ig H#R|. T ra n g L u o n g E S O L p ro g ra m H « r« . m e y p ro u d ly d is p la y use her new skills o n # o f m e n c e r tific a te s Arrordlng to F u n ir r Alex­ H a n h L u o n g . a n d V a n L u o n g . a r* a ll g ra d u a te s o f a n d e r . r o u n t y K S O I. coordinator. It will also take a honor* classes In their native according lo Sandra Nan Mignrl says Ih r douhlr exposure in English at school and home little extra understanding and country For them It is nol *o psychologist for Ihr E S O L difficult to ttwivr lo thr head of program Like Martrly she |% helps to rxcrlrra tr Marlely's attention If foe no other reason than Ihr rlass Others understand irom Puerto Ricci She moved lo understanding cl Ihr languagr growth. E S O L Is a program to only a lew words ot English, and Ihe U S al age two It was just T e a c h i n g Is a t o n g h r r be taken note of This year's have i mu Mr connecting those Miguel and hrr mother and ihr enrollment figures doubled those words into mcanlngtii! sen­ tin ol New York While hrr i hallrugc- when student ami ol the year before, amt the tences And for sntnr last Sep mother workrd hard lo sup|M>rt teacher do not sharr a common g ro w th shows no sign of Irmtier was the flrsl they’d wt I hem. Miguel workrd hard on language Mi Nahh is ihic-ni in her studies A dependency dc Spanish and Japanese, .mil her tool m a ( lassnmm ot any kind weakening The stuilenis repre Instructors like Grace M« Nahti velnprd on Miguel lo help till oul French is conversational Yet. sent some HO countries and 45 she has insirm led siudrnis w ho languages Nearly 70 pen enl are try to r a s e students into ihcir forms, ansvrr ihr telephone new environments Most arr and do the shopping ll is a s(K-nk oilier languages Mm h to htsfvank "We all have the right to assigned in an American buddy. rrs|Hinslhllilv shared by main thr | M r r n t s surprise, teacher and student can communicate, can resume our native language and Someone to sharr him hrs with, E S O L students. Irarn Irom one another culture," Alesander said Yet. walk lo « la s s wllli and someone "Whai better way to team a we must learn to speak English w h o w i l l e x p l a i n s l a n g language, than In teach snuu Al llrsi. Ihry communicate expressions Thrv sit urxt In If we are to work ami thrive " 1**1v else Miguel said That is through voc.il tone and liody Work ts what these students Ihrlr tmddv copying their work w hat many ymingstrrs are do­ language MrNahh wil hold up Mi Nahh sav* (rum copying Ihev are doing They sprnd a hall ing Thrv *|H-ml days in Ameri­ hour each day immersed in learn that a period always can classroom* amt evenings her hand and |m iiiu to Rogers, language instruction They work follows a sentence, or that gathered with family at dinning she will snot ion. she will smile, In small groufw of five to sis n u m b e rin g appears on the room lablrs re telling wliai and In a matter ol minutes McNatiti has Icarm-d Row many left hand size of Ihr (Mgr They children and one E S O L In they vr heard, what Ihry'vc brother* and ststrr* ih r child learn try doing, hi ir|M-||llnu slrm tor The rest of thetr day Is learned lhal day has. even thru ages and names, “It's like feeding a computer it spent attending regular classes and whrrc Ihey'rr living From For Marirly. she is lucky, all e ven tua lly comes out, " along with American children breausr an older brother living that |Miint they begin to Irarn Ihr M< Nahh said Some students will have an alphalM-l. Identify colors, words What ts most im|Mirtant lo at home t* also learning English easier adjuslmeul than others Ihrm is lo Irrl a ( M i l ol ihctr new Together they can converse In and number* Through r r| M -iiMany youngsters are prnlicieui In mathematics, or attended country lo Irrl th.it they belong I heir new language MiNahh lion It will soon make sense Success in a second language is difficult • y C A R O L J. R U M S C V Herald stall writer SANFORD - Sixty five *iu dents received certlllcalr* last week from Seminole Community College — 55 students In Ihe English for S|ieakers of Other Languages Program ll was a dav they had worked hard lor and lliev celebrated try singing, and sharing sfiecial foods traditional lo Ihrlr nailer lands " I f you learn v e r y well English, than you can do any­ thing. AbdouIRlfal said Rifaiia 23-years-old and from Syria Hr came to this rnuntry lo study He wants lo remain In Ihe U.8.. make R his home, ojien his own business, and work with com­ puter* "Before I came here. I thought everything would I k - easy." Hilal said "Th e llrsi lime is so hard In Arabic. I write Rum right lo letl I Rave lo learn now I have lo talk to American people il hrlfts m r lo learn." Instructor Mike Jak uhlsiu would agree The most riiflii nil tiling for students to do is approach an Am erican and conduct a conversation It's not that they don't know the words, hut there is a tug difference between speaking sentences such as "Can you tell m r where thr train station Is?” amt actual­ ly conversing with someone Jakuhlsiu knows tM -c a u s e lie's hern Ihrrr. he's fell Ih r Insecuri­ ty. H r and Ills wife. Linda. Irlt Northern Germany lost Ju ly It tiad I m-c i i home for six months. Because Linda speaks fluent German. Jakublsln had ■ Might advantage, tint ll was still illfllrult. Vinh Lining knows that dlfIn u l t v L i n i n g and four u l h i s d a u g h t e r s received certificates last week They grasjvcd I hem proudly In Ihctr hands, stood together, and smiled knowing Ihry were progressing, and the rolled up sheet of still jiaiier was jiroofof II Luong and Ills daughters urr Vietnamese, and have been In America only three months. Luong has five daughters In all and one son ranging In age front 17 to 21). He Is a form er lieutenant In Ih r South Viet­ namese Army, and has spent six years In jail adrr the communist take over. Ills family survived brruusr his son made his way In American In 11175. EDUCATIONThe Power / To'Achieve Your Dreams Available at: SEMINOLE m •_ • • • COMMUNITY COLLEGE > A C A A n A.S. or A.A. Degree Vocational Trdining Continuing Education -Financial Aid available to those who qualify j Registration Now Underway f DATES: December 8-20 January 3, 4 v• TIMES: Mon.-Thurs.-9 am-8 pm Friday-9am -4 pm Hunt Club: Mon.-Thurs.-ll am-8 pm Friday— 11 am-3 pm Classes Begin January 5, 1989 ' vs- SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 3 843-7001 323-1450 * An Equal A cceu/Equal Opportunity Community Collcgo �4tt4•« 1EARSANTA - -----------j -------------------------- I l i n r I* \ i i l ‘r r % r i i l I . l k r T h e r e 's S till T i m e CERTIFICATE J7 ELAINE’S It « n 4 V^rjf ( a w m Ml* it em Z 2 L Y o u r s e lf F o r T h e m • Tanning E ™ Ml S 4|| mU% p^ 12 . 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I* »l{r «»D III .111*1 .1111*111*1 Ill'll ft •• 14 f /,*•*» lit**' **f ,gs ilht** ,|ll l » II* I This photo shows a scene from the Wilke Farm on Celery Ave. during the 19(.0s t : * i j ' * 4* * . •. ; • iM'fttiil fiHun) • » •.1 ' J**1. ••«••*y s*»»H i l l ' •** )'• || ..1111.1111 I f*'*f ' 1.11111" II l . l l * " " '• I' V l* |ll ll I I" V » ,* • It.tii* i * • **ii* n* III.Ill* * • *••! *' •" • »• •• ! if •» • ' �tO — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florid* — Sunday, Dacambar 18, IMS E d it o r ia ls / O p in io n s Sanford Herald WILLIAM A. RUSHER (IMPS ill 1M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407 322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayrw 0. Doyle, Pvbiivher Ronald W Ho»l*. Eitcullvs Editor Malvln AdkInt, Advortiting Director Home Delivery 3 Month*. 814 25; 6 Month*. $27 00. Ye»r. $91 00 In Sutr Mall 3 Month*. $20 29. 6 Month* $37 00: Year $69 00 Out CMStair Mall 3 Month* $21 H4: 6 Month* $40 90. Yew $78 00 EDITORIALS Elect Sweeting city commissioner It's cany to rule ttlowly through Sanford and discover problems. During election times, candidates arc quick ! l>call uttrnuon to these troublcsom- ar^n* James Sweeting ill. candidate for the District I seat on the Sanford City Com­ mission. has taken this a step further and In so doing, has allowed the citizens of the city to understand his agenda (o Its fullest. We like what we see. In the Dec. 6 election, he earned 41.8 percent of the vote — more than either of the other two candidates — requiring the runoff cleclfon on Tuesday. T h r better you know Mr. Sweeting, the more you appreciate the thought he has devoted to problems and possible solutions for the entire community. His positions may be debatable but thoughtful positions and debate lead to consensus and. eventually, solutions. Sanford docs has a drug problem. Mr. Sweeting says (caching youngsters to "Just say no" is not enough. Locate police substations, one on the eastslde and one on thr westsidc. and the neighborhood presense would add gravity to the deterrent effect, he rrasons. Economic development Is an Imperative since this will inrludc more Jobs and greater payrolls. Mr. Sweeting points to the potential of State Hoad 46 and County Road 46A as natural ureas for such development. H r proposes ways to bring development about and mentions logical locations for such development. Hr makes a clarion call for the city to operate an one community without regard to race. Mr. Sweeting has demonstrated mature judgement In proclaiming his platform and promoting his candidacy, ills Ideas should be of rra! benefit to Sanford. The Herald recommended Mr. Swc* <ng In the Dec. 6 election and Is plraseu to reaffirm Its endorsement of his candidacy for city com­ missioner for District I in the run-off election Dec. 20. Secretary of State George Shultz's adamant refusal of u visa to Arafat to attend the United Nations assembly in New York drew a hue and cry from all quadrants. The overwhelm­ ing consensus trom our allies and enemies from abroad was that we were wrong. The decision to go to Geneva was heralded us a public relations coup by Arafat. He rc|>raicd thr four policy statements de­ manded by the United States: Recognize Israel's right to exist, reject terrorism, and support for the two U.N. resolutions dealing with Middle East peace. Tills hr did. Then, after receiving encouragement from America, hr added emphesis to his state­ ments. Talks between the United States and the PLO are now set to begin and credit for the breakthrough is bring given to thr United States. There Is still a long way to go. but even a little progress is more than has happened in recent years. We may have won the public relations tiff of the week, but winning thr talks Is more important. Berry's W orld IH M .M 1 M ' ‘ "Know what I hate — being rushed into adult roles before I'm ready "* A* the 1988 presidential campaign recedes Into the mlkt* ol history, all morl* of efforts are being made to twtsi thr story to serve some particular purpose. No doubt the most rnergettr effort has twrn the attempt to paint the 1988 campaign as somehow exceptionally dirty. The myth-maker* In thia case are the Democrats and their liberal cronies In the media, who badly need some relatively painless explanation of why they lost. They Insist that Hush's emphasis on Dukakis* furloughs for murderers, his membership In thr ACLU. and his attitude toward the death penalty and the Pledge of Allrgtanrr had no business In the campaign To liberal Democrats, thrsr are genuinely trivial Issues, especially when com­ pared to Ihc subjects they wanted to dlsruss the deficit, the Iran/contra affair, etc. Il Is underatandablv dHTlfull for tlrtn to are that II was their own strenuous ellori to conceal Dukakis liberalism that made these trivial ’ Isaacs so relevant — and so deadly Hut the alleged dirtiness ot the campaign Isn t the only myth bring floated. The liberal media, of whose bias the public U becoming Increasing­ ly conscious, have seized on Hush's Ih'implng victory as proof dial they were neutral If not positively pro-Hush. during the campaign Thai contention is purr poppycock With exceptions so few as to tie negligible, the media elite — by which I mean the chief Journallsis at all Irvels at I he New York Tim es. The Washington Post. Tim e. Newsweek and the three major commercial T V networks — disgraced their profession by repealed attempts to sla n t In favor of D u k a k la a n d the Dem ocrats e v e r y ­ thing they dared to slant. The fact that they (ailed in elect him doesn’t even begin to prove the contrary. Il merely demonstrate* anew what has been obvious ever since the media elite gol ■ slant In favor fa in the .la m in g of D u k a k la business In a big way and tho Dem­ tw o d ecides ago ocrats every­ namely, that presi­ thing they dential elections are dared to slant ■ a subject that Am eri­ cans take a personal Interest In and make up their own minds about, preferably after sizing up Ihe rival candidates on T V being well aware of Ihe media's slant, they rouldni care Irsa If■the media disagree wlin them Where Ihe media do manage to slant Ihe public’s perceptions (and therefore often the results) In a liberal direction la In lesser but si ill highly Important mailers campaigns for con­ gressional and state offices, battles over complex Issues, clc. Il It nol loo much to say that the arrogant owners and manipulators of Ihc media listed above constitute a good SO percent of all the energy and clout left In American liberalism Hut Just because they didn’t beat George Hush don't think they didn't try! Most Americans even If they are attentive, lack Ihe irchnli ul rxuertlsr lo detect many examples of bias lielng pulled oft right under Ihclr nose* How many viewer*, for example, watching one of Ihe networks desrntie Ihe two candidates' activities on a given day. would notice that Ihr r e p o r t on Hush came llrst and consisted almost entirely of Ihe "reporter's" assertions a* to wliai Hush said and how It was received, while the report on Dukaxls followed ir (last impressions count most') and consisted almost exclusively of hard-hllllng sentence* being delivered b> Dukakis personally? Luckily, crtticism of Ihe media's liberal bias has spawned in recent years some dec ustating analyses of (heir performance. Time was when a really skilled liberal hack could spend hi* professional life serving his private political Inclination*, then retire and accept awards from all sorts of Journalism schools and assorted Institutions ih*t had thr good lastr to agree JA C K ANDERSON Bush faces an awakening DAVID S. BRODER Bush skeptical of Soviets U.S. wins coup t Liberals turn to cronies in the media W ASHINGTON - Seven months .liter the Cuban missile crisis had brought Ihr world lo the brink of nuclear war. John F Kennedy went to American Unlvrrsily and asked Ihr Russians to acknowledge lh.it "w r are tmih devoting massive sums of money in wrajxms lhai could be lirltrr devoted lo combating Ignorance, poverty and disease " On that spring day 25 years ago. Kennedy held out *ihr hope that consirucitvr changes within the communist bloc might bring within reach solutions which now seem beyond us ” Last week, ai Ihe Unilrd Nations, in Ihc tiltli decade of the Cold War. Mikhail S Gorbachev delivered a speech which seemed lo say that Kennedy's hope might be realized Arguing that In a nuclear age, "Ihe u v or lhrr.it ol force no longer can to- an Instrument ol foreign police.” Ihe Soviet president delivered his paraphrase ol Kennedy's call lo "make Ihc world safe (or diversity." Krjrriing "any out ward-oriented u e of force." Gorbachev said hts nation wattird lo tap In on the world's most "powerful source of dcvelopmnil-thc exchange of everything original thal rat h nation lias independently created As Kennedy gave force to III* words by unilaterally su*j* tiding atmospheric nuclear lest*. Gorbachev vouched for tils seriousness by announcing lie would unilaterally de mobilize half-a-mllllon Soviet iroops and 10.000 tanks, significantly reducing Russia's threat lo Western Europe Just as Kennedy used his Inlllllve lo spur rapid agreement on a nuclear test-ban treaty. Gorbachev made II clear he hopes hts announcement will accelerate negotiations on conventional and strategic arm* reduction* The timing and the boldness ol Ihr jimposal are dazzling, bul most commentator* have pointed out that Ihry stem. In largr jwirt. from ihe desperation of Gorbuchcv's domestic situation He needs lo reduce Ihe costs ol his huge military establishment and shift rr sources to cnrrgl/r ihe crippled Soviet ecomony. And he needs foreign-policy suc­ cesses lo hold at bay Ihr enemies of his radical domestic reforms. Obvious a* these motive* are. (he w orldw ldr reaction lo G orbachev's ! n l lla llv r --u n d especially the praise II has won from our Eurojx-an NATO aillrs-pula heavy pressure on I'rrsldent-eJcct George Hush to respond early next year with a clear signal ol American policy. The timing Is terrible from Hush’s viewpoint. He dors not takr office lor another month: lie has no Defense secretary: and Incoming Secretary of Slate James A llakrr III Is Just starling his Foggy Holtom bricllng* Hush craves time lo make his own assess­ ment of Gorbuchrv's real purposes and motives and Ihe odds of Ids staying In power long enough lo carry out Ills jMillcy. Ill's worth recalling ihal Kennedy was dead barrly live month* allrr the American University sjier< h and Ihe Vietnam War (m/r U S Soviet rrla lions for almost a decade I Hush and llakrr air lar mote skeptical than Honald Rr.ig.in about Got bar (lev's prospect* and have questioned privalrly whether his success would rratly serve ihr long-term insterrM* of the United Slalr* I .ate in June, in a San Francisco s|*rr« h responding to the "reform p ro g ra m s’ Gorluichev hail just laid mil lo ihr party ihr Unilrd Slalr*. while tiring "bold enough lo seize Ihr ojiportunlty ol change." m ust also tic prepared for "protracted conflict." The same skeptical tone dom inated a spree It al Ihe Unlver stly ol Michigan on Del 19 which has received less atten­ tion Ilian II deserve* In II. H u sh s a id Gorbachev *' l * clearly a dilfereni kind of Soviet lead­ ( B u s h craves e r." one who bus lime lo make initialed "dramatic h i s o w n change." Hut he ex­ assessment of plicitly rejected the G o rb a c h e v ’s view that S o v ie t real purposes! expansionism had been cor tied by the crisis In lls rrn n o rn y-lh r Idra. as hr put It. that "America and N A TO (can) relax (because) Ihc Soviet*are on Ihe ropes.” Instead Hush offered an aUrrnallve theory, emphasizing Ih r critical role of thr U.S. military buildup and IJ S. sjMmsorship ol resistance lo Soviet encroachments In critical air.is ol the world Gorbachev, said Hush, "Is able to reverse course when Soviet policies fall, when ihc co m * become loo high. "Those coals become loo high nol only when there Is a shortage of food In Moscow, bul also when wr resist aggression and Intimidation. The costs become loo high when Ihc Mujuhrdrrn. hrtjied by Ihe Unilrd Slates, fight for Irredom In Afghanistan. The costs become loo high when ihe United Stales and NA TO deploy Prrshlng und cruise mlsslrs In Europe drspltr Soviet threats "Hut where those costs have nol been clear, the Soviet* have not changed. In thr Middle East, in Ihc Persian Gull und a Central America, we see traditional Soviet policies. The opportunity for narrow gains siill uitrurl* Moscow.” IC I O M N I W I P A P E * E N T E R P S I t f A ltN WASHINGTON - In the ultriglo* ol a dazzling performance by Soviet Iradet Mikhail Gorttarhrv. American* are daring in Itopr for rral (ware on earth I’rrsidrm Reagan, who some feared would bring America lo thr brink of nuclear war wilh his rabid rlghl agenda, has wooed and Itrrn wooed by ihe "evil rm p lrr ” Those ol u* w ho rem em ber Niktt.i Khrusebev pounding bis shoe on I lie table and promising In bttrv us wilh worldwide communism are* particularly disarmed b> Gorbachev and hts Christina* present a unilateral troop reduction llahy boomer* don't build shelter* for thru o*n babies to hide in when the bomb is dropped Si bool ru n tritiums tv- longer in elude a course on bow in dive under the desk during a nuclear at­ tack We haven't b e e n e y e b a ll I o e ye b a ll w ith n u t archenemy In who k n ow s how long And our arrhenemy just had his picture taken m (runt of the Statue of Lib e rty w h i l e hi s wi f e shopped al Eslee Lauder. IW-fore this warm glow o ve rw he lm s you. Imagine ihe told s h o w e r a w a itin g George Hush on -fan 20 Hi* nrw n.ii tonal security tram I* al rrady lielug Ilf tried on ihr world situa lion, sirtpprd of public relations and Christinas good will Here are some ol tin insight* Ihr train Is gelling War with Ihe Soviet Union Is now unllkrly 1hr Soviets liavr loo many problem* al home lo worry about taking over Ihe rest of Ihc world right now Troop cuts notwithstanding thr Hush people have been told llial ihc Soviet* are still bolstering their military force* and that they are disturbingly ahead ol the Untied Slate* in developing i p i l I weaponry. T h r U S rsllmate Is thut Soviet troop* will In- withdrawn (rom Aghanisiun in February as promised. bul Ihc conimunlsl regime thru Is nol expected lo crumble ovrmlght In Ihe Middle East. Hush will inlitrtl a in king time bomb The regional (tower* arc frvrrtslily seeking chemical wrapons, nuclear arms ami lung range missile* Iknli Iran and Iraq are rushing the production ol deadly chem ical weupons Already Iraq has stockpiled hundreds of Ions ol ttiusiurd gu* and oilier chemical agents Nnw Iraq Is trying lo acquire biological wrajams. too Iran is frantically trying to catch up II luis stockpiled un estimated 100 Ions ol mustard gas H olh countries are seeking nuclear warheads und Ihe long-range rockets to deliver them Elsewhere In Ihe Middle East. Libya has acquired a mustard gas capability and Mourn mar Gadhafl Is trying in Imild, buy or borrow nuclear weapon* Hut Ihe worst menace Ihul the Hush administration will face Is nol bloodshed. It Is an economic war liiut ihe Untied Slatrs is already losing That war may llnd Ihe United Stales forging un alliance with lls Cold War enemy to combat the economic boom in Ihe Far East, Central Intelligence Agency strategists see Japan and China emerging as suj>er|)owrrs and jmsslbly forming an alliance (hut could shake the world Jupan Is fast overtaking the United Stales ox the world’s No. I cconom iL-flnani lttl lnduMrial-technologii al (Miwrr. Al Ihe same lime. Chinn Is quleily building lls military power Japan Is actively cultivating China as a customer for lls Industrial good* and China is borrowing Irchnology from Japan. Dr J k I AnOrncn end iowpti Sp**r �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. Oacembar 18, 1988 — 80 LE TTE R S Thanks regatta volunteers I have (h r honor of being on the executive com m ute that organizes the annual HctJ 1-nbsier/Cllru* Howl Sailing Havana that takes place here In Sanford. My duties with the Krgntta Include that of traffic control, to wit' seeing that all 48ft sailboats are off loaded and stored on the marina Isle; getting family and crew members shuttled to and from scattered municipal parking lots: and. generally, ensuring that chaos does not reign and that partlrlpatns from 27 slates are welcomed to our elty, O b v io u s ly , such a task requires the assistance, not to mention orute labor, of a large rrew of volunteers Tbr Hrd Lobstrr Hegalta Is the largest inland sailing event In tbr world. Except for a handful of professional sailors, all of the volunteers and rare participants are ama­ teurs. They are your neighbors and mine, happy to to* a pari of a rnagnlflcant spectacle in Sanford. I am a restdrnt of Sanford and therefore recruited most of my traffic control crew from city residents and inrmtiers of the t-akr Monroe Sailing Asaorlallon All of these people worked Friday from mtdmornlng until midnight, then again from dawn Saturday until rare time All worked and all raced All desrrve my thanks and. I firmly hrllevc. an appreciative nod form our city, Again. <hank ycu and hat. off io Sanfordltra Doug O jr w a n . Hank Schwartz. Judy White, Krn Wood. Lalnr Wood. To m Iddtngs. Bernice Humsey. Tom Ifodgca. Jeff Herdrr. Shetty Herder t) J , MrCahe. and John Ferguson. Also. ,i special well done to Charles Volk. Captain l.urarrll. and Tom Sweat of Monroe Harbour Marina for their assistance Mlkr Stubblefield Sanford W an ted more parade pictures Pitiful. pitiful — Not (lie Sanford Christmas parade, but the Herald s rovemge of It Granted it was not Mary's (htradr. but It was OUK parade and I would like to have seen a lull page of pit turrsof the floats, lares and arlions I understand llierr were other parades In Ihe county which. J'tn surr. must have been nice too I saw no picioral coverage of them rlthrr II I d have had my camera. I would km- to have taken a picture of a little three or tour year old Indian Guide putting a smear of "war paint" on a little troy of equal age — precious! Parade* in hard work lor Hie sponsors and sltoold receive more coverage for the other 242.(UK) or morr people who didn'l attend one ol •h*™ Ashley Jones Sanford H istoric area needs m ore signs There needs to l r a rooprratlve effort made tut ween the rlty of Sanford and the Downtown Merchants A m > tattoo The merchants liavr done a wonderful Joti of making the downtown stores allractlvr but where are the signs designating the area as HISTO RIC? On Dr*]. J I went.In slew Use Sailing Hares nn I akr M iiw iv Thar* was nul enough wind and the tare* were railed oil Just by chance t happened In stop by ciuwnlnwn as I was driving tmine and Hrotnughly enjoyed shopping In the store* Sadly enough, the store* were practically em pty Tfterr wrrrr frw people walking along Fowl Slrt-rl Yet just three streets away werr hundreds ol people, visiting lor the Sailing Regatta anti now with lime cm their hands, since the rac e* were camelled Most were Irorti out of town - various cities lit Florida and from state* as tar away as California Yet. from the marina, one would not know Just a lew streets away was a unique shopping area and a library Many would have probably enjoyed doing a little Christmas shopping or stopping by at one ol the restaurants Why Isn't there a sign or signs downtown telling about Historic Sanford'.* Other elites, such as Savannah, have signs rail over directing visitor* to the historic downtown area Some­ how. signs latteled "Scenic Houle" air all around the town - why can’t the same be done for downtown? Money was spent lo beautify the downtown Huai new* people Invested their lime and money, la-t not all this tie In vain! Please. City Fathers — do si Mitetiling" Cathy Harrison Sanford Praise for President Arias T o inert the Nobel Peace Prize winner. President Oscar Arias Sanchez, tn San Jose. Cent it Hlca. last month was the grratest event In my long, lulfllled life of IK) plus years, mostly tin an educator and world traveler. I nearly fainted when the great young leader with outstretched hand was beside me In the large li.uu c> Popular lobby where he was to (trip launch Prcutumua auto Mailers and hand out awards In (Milk personnel No pollre, no guns, (list a lobby lull ol |ieople who came tn see and hear their great president. Such love and fellowship when the national unlhent made lovely music. The piece. "Costa Hlca Is an Armed Democra­ cy." I wrote for the Herald Inst year was In my purse and suddenly I found m y voice: "You are. lit my book, the greatest living world leader ami I wroir about It In this article." He thanked me witb big smiles and later I noticed him reading It on thr podium while walling to s|ieak! Ills wonderful wartnlh and sincerity flowed through like Niagara — and on cloud nlnr t shall resl forever. A year makes a lot of changes. I was amu/cd at the many more toutlsts praising Costa Hlca an I do. Americans are buying the hotels, and the Japanese everything Cable TV' tn my hotel and the ubiquitous McDonald's, pizza, and fried rlilckeri prospering and changing the wonderful old menus. It is a young people * march Into thr 21st century with One signs of young well-educated peace — caring emerging world leaders, perhaps, with groans from the old warriors. Good signals are giving hints that great changes are peeking around Hie corner. It's alMittl lime! Huth Hamilton Sanford M/t Hamilton, rt'irtd h*r» unco t**0. totonttf rKtlrtd on untune Socoino •»«d gl.tn by Go. Jatm Sununu ond is* Commill** tor St*tvt 0*Wom*n in Concord. MM in* *lto wr.td loottrmtat* D*mo<r»tIMS*tt»l*!*gltl*tur* Find the true m eaning of C hristm as What doe* Christmas mean lo you and your family? Christmas lias many meanings. Fi­ nances and age appear lo be Important factors tn determining the meaning of Christmas for some Americans For the young child Christmas Is that magical time of year, when Santa Claus and his reindeer travel all over the world He leaves toys for good little boys and girls. It Is a lime for dreams Tentacles and unparalleled excitement The meaning of Christmas for the young family with small children and little income may be something of e nightmare. They may be distressed because they rannot afford the toys and gifts so bountifully advertised Their uneasiness about Chrlslmaa stems from focus­ ing upon materialism rather Hum spiritualism Remembering other Christmases with sighs and tears may be the fate of those In the golden years of their lives, particularly If they have outlived most of thetr relatives and dear friends and acquaintances. Poor health and limited mobility may also foster depression during this season. Christmas ahold be a Joyous time a time of spiritual focusing rather than focusing upon trpqronil things Christmas means giving and OPINION LURLENE SWEETING sharing The greatest gift of all. Jesus Christ, was given to the world The birth of Jesus was the prelude to God's gift of eternal life. The beauty and simplicity of Jesus birth transcends the crassness produced by the pursuit of materialism The setting, a stable, was one of the most depressed of clirumstawes in human terms. However, this setting permits us to view the real Christmas gift in all of the magnlllranrr of God The message conveyed by the Savior's birth was certainly not .ittout large expenditures of money and buying the biggest or best It was a message of Divine love laivr that we should militate Cove has no prlre lag Lovr Is unselfish. Love Is Joyfully giving of self to others through caring and sharing This Christmas, slop hurrying and scurrying Pause and take Inventory of your life and the meaning of Christmas to you and your family. Children are continually learning from thr adults around them H superficiality and materialism are the values you espouse, then your children will emulate you. They will evidence unhappiness when they are not given the material things they desire Christmas ts the opportune time of Hie year to bring a different message to your family The Bible provides excellent Trading material Heading the story of Jesus' birth and attending m u s ic a l and d r a m a ! Ir p a g e a n ts at a neighborhood church will help families focus upon thereat meaning of Christmas. The joy of Christmas can be yours, not Just lor lilts season, but all year Don’t forget the aged and Infirm and share your prrsenre with them American* of all faiths acknowledge the rale of lovr In thr life of a person, a family a vacation The true meaning of Christmas is love Of Vntv'.ng it * toufftaWf ana mttrmtw n S*m.«n* Comretaut* * c**,r<n*» a IS* Wilt>t M«m*e S*W on AJ.‘tor , Israelis c ra c k dow n on P a le s tin ia n h o m e s ■y OAVIO ALCXAND IH Unitsd Pratt Inlamttiontl KISS AN Israeli-occupied West Hank — On t hill overlooking his destroyed home, shepherd Mahmud Abu 1hiI. HO. puffed a hand carved pipe in hit frail finger* until a plume ol smokr curled Into the chilly afternoon air "They demolished my house." he said "We're dying from the cold Where will wr go In the winter?" Abu Dal now llvrs In a Bedouin tent hung (nan builder* near the rubble of his concrete house Just before the cold winter rains, bulldozer* sent by the government tore down the house and 23 others In Klssan breausr they were built without permit* "I* it a lot lor u* to have a house like any other people?" asked Yousef Abu Dal. 31. Mahmud s Min "Don't we have right* like arty other nation In the world?" Israeli authorities have demolished more than 200 unlicensed Palestinian houses during the year ot the Intifada, or uprising, tn the orctipird ternorlr* That is about right time* the number destroyed In I OHO and more than twice that of IMH7 Official* said they must demolish thr illegal structures lo enforce the rule of law But critic* claim the authorities use building permits and home demolitions as political reward* and punishments "What lias hap|>enrd during the Intifada Is thr number of houses demolished has Increased dramatically,' said Anita Vltullo. a researcher lor the Palestine Human Htghts Information Center "Ymi can't help but come to thr tunc haoon tltat It s |M4ltical!y moHvatrd Vltullo estimated about IO“pet cent of all Arab Itomc* in the occupied trrrttooes were built without permits because their owners gave up Irving lo obtain the lirrnsr* Residents who want a permit must first prove they own their property, much erf which has tieen held by families tor generation* but has never b rrn legally surveyed and registered Then they must work through a ma/r of regulations governing everything from potential archaeological site* to Itousc ilrstgn "Formally, tt's the normal process, but It dorsn l work." said Mrron Hrnvrnlstl. who runs Hie West Bank Data Base Project, a research center funded by the Ford and Rockefeller foundation*. "Th e authorities are using building vlolalloo* and lack of licenses as one lorm of bureaucratic lMia*»mcut and punishment Part «rf H m- problem, he said. 1* the only planning scheme lor rural villages lit the West Hank 1* Irlt over Horn the British mandate period, a time when lew ollltlals unllcqwUrd the kind of population growth the territory has undergone The whole planning sv strut In Hie West Hank Is almost nonexistent. Bcnvenlstl sold "Even If the people want to ask for licenses, they can't get them So they wall and wait and then build a house without a permit and hope no one will bother them * Oltvteli Hatowlcz. a spokesman for the civil administration that govern* the West Hank lor the military, dented these allegations "The civil administration Is keeping order and respect tor the law.” Hatowlcz *atd "People ure trying to claim this enforcement of the law is a punishment We don't consider it a punishment for the Intifada." Israeli settlers who live In the territory, many of whom sit on the councils that control construction In the area, support thr destruction of Illegally built Palestinian homes, saving I hr government has been too lenient In dealing with the problem "We have requested Irom the government time and again to stop wild anarchistic building by the Arabs wherever they want." said settlement leader Dov Krlnan describing the demolitions as a "very belated measure.” The community ot Klssan. settlrd in the early ItXiO* on a rrmole hillside overlooking the .Judean desert, fit* Krlnan'* description It ts less an organized village than a culler Hon of small stone and concrete house* without paved roads or indoor plumbing Eleetrtc line* crossing village land to the nearby settlement ol M.i uir Allien provide no power or light to Klssan The village draws water from outdoor laps alllxril to a settlement w ater line ANALYSIS C ris is -w e a ry P eruvian s vote w ith th e ir fe e t ■ y TIM JOHNSON Undad Press International LIMA. Peru — Wearied by li>od shortage*. I I It) percent inflation, loop rumors and a prolonged rebel war. many Peruvians are voting with their feet — and more than half would leave the country If they could In a recent survey. 52 percent ol Peni s 21 million jtroplr said they would emigrate It they had the financial means Experts say an alarming number In the flood of emigrants are univer­ sity graduates and professional* with the brainpower to help Peni overcome Its crisis Ding lines form every morning at the government passport office Oflictats report an 80 (tercent In­ crease in demand "Everybody wants to Irave," said the officer In charge police Capt Manuel Qulrogu Pt/ano "Th e eco­ nomic situation Is pushing people to emigrate." The number of emigrants Is nearly doubling each year. M id Sen Enrique Bemales. thr head ol a Senate commission studying vio­ lence and Its symptom*, such as Increased emigration Statistics show dial 27.017 Peru­ vians emigrated In IHHfi and 53.070 left In 1087 T h r num ber 1* expected lo jump to an estimated WIIIIKI m I'lKM S on ic 1 > .0 0 0 Peruvians this year have Miiight lo emigrate to Canada alone, up from atmut 2.(XXi a year ago. wild immi­ gration olheer Hit hard Hrrnngrr " T h r situation In Hit* country Is really horrible." said Vlolctn, a secretary about to emigrate w ith her infant to live with relatives tn Miami "There Is no milk for the baby." she said "And the lines Bemales and other experts blame a lack ot hope tor the future among you'h. latlgur Irom the Maoist Shining Path Insurgency's 8-yearold guerrilla war and a sharp economic deterioration that has brought layoffs, food lines and a 50 percent loss tn the average worker's purchasing power The minimum monthly wage In Peru Is $42 Doctor*, lawyers, army generals and other professional* commonly ram less than $;tOO a month Many new emigrants are universi­ ty graduates. Bernalrs said Peru, u lm v universities educate 450.000 students, prov ides adequate Jobs for only 30 percent of Its graduate*, he said "We arr hundreds, thousands of university students who are In the street." said Luis. 27, a recently graduated accountant, walling In line for his passport "W r don't have work." "The grrat objective, the golden dream tf you will. Is to get lo the United States, however possible." Bemales said Luts said hts parents, brothers and friends were passing the hat for money to send him abroad. Ecuador. Chile. Mexico. Panama. Venezuela. Argentina and Canada follow the United States as destina­ tions, he said, though some serve as half-way points en route to the United States. "I am told that Mexico ts re­ strict mg visas to avoid Hie use of Mexico as an access (mint Into the United Stales." he said. A university-educated taxi driver said he was going to fly to Cuba and lake a Itshing boat lo Mexico, where he would cross Into the United Stales, Hestrlcttons on tourist visas at the U.S.. Canadian amt Mexican em­ bassies have generated a (looming business In lake visas. l*ollcc say an estimated 2.(XX) Peruvians have bought take Mexican visas alone this year. Those who obtain tourist visas and travel legally often have rhungc thetr minds about coming hark home. A foreign banker said a client "just received a call from one of his employees who was In Canada on vacation She llkrd It so much there and saw that things were so had here that she quit over the tele­ phone. "She uusii t even mining hark to Lima to pick up her things." hr said. Jim and Tam m y Faye: Spending for the Lord For almost as many years as Jim Itakker has diamond stickpins, the devil has tx-en plotting against the evangelist. But he hasn't Iw-cn able to fool OP Cryln' Jim . not for even a split millisecond of eternity. Why. ( remember hearing Jim expose ihe Evil One's plot some 10 years ago on the P TL Club, whrn Beelzebub was masquerading In the guise of the FCC, Dollars were needed Immediately to defeat the Villain and claim a victory for God PTL partners responded to the call, and Satan was stopped dead In Ills hootprtni* for a time But no sooner had he caught his smoky hrrath. than the Prince of Darkness switched Into the suit ol an IHS mutt and began persecuting Jim even more viciously. Yet. Praise thr Lord, rvrtt mote desperately nreded dollars rolled In. and this time the devil was just about whupped. Then the archfiend pulled out all the stops: lie transformed himself Into thr shape of it young church secretary and brought down God's servant with sex. A lesser man would have admitted defeat, but the little evangelist rallied once again He gathered around him the truest believers, and almost raised enough new desperately needed dollars lo vanquish the foe yet again and buy back his ministry Then, when the prize lay so close hr could have stuck out a gem-studded pinky and touched tl. the devil closed In for thr kill Hr turned Into a whole room tidl of IHS agents and a federal grand Jury, and accused little .Jimmy of 24 counts of mall fraud, wire fraud and conspiring to defraud the public through the sulr of lifetime partnerships In PTl.'s Heritage Village theme park In South Carolina. To Hie unschooled. It might appear as though Lucifer has finally dealt Ihe death blow lo Jim m y. Tam m y Faye and all the riches they’ve amassed through God’s graces. If that's what you think, you Just haven't been watching the P TL Club all these years. If you bad. you'd know Jim m y and Tammy didn't defraud anybody. Did they hide from the Hcrlluge Partners the fact that they were rolling In dough? Did they wear K-Mart fashions and live In un humble. lwo-t>edroom bungalow while the cameras rolled and sneak away to their gllt-plulrd splendor later? They most certainly did not. They (wiradcd their clothes, cars, diamonds and furs lavishly brforr the prayer partners, preaching "pro­ sperity consciousness." They promised the prayer (winners that the Lord loveth a cheerful giver, and that anything given lo God would multiply like the loaves and fishes. More Importantly, the Bakkers never once denied tt was the prayer (winners’ dollars that created the Bakkers' "prosperity conscious­ ness," They merely told the partners they’d be the next In line: When you know the Lord, the Bakkers preached lo llirir (winners, life Is just one huge multi level marketing plan, with Y-O-U, as one of the original Investors Some­ thing like A mway, only better. The Bakkers weren't so much selling a real Investment plan as they were the outer trappings of one. with an understood (wink!) promise from the Big SAL In the sky. It’s the same ple-ln-thr-aky preachers like Bakker have been selling for eons. If your "prosperity" didn't come, they could always claim your "con­ sciousness" wasn't tight, or your "seed money" wasn’t slipped Into the plate In the true splrll ol giving, so It didn't t>ear fruit So verily, the feds may never tie able to make a fraud charge slick to Jim 's silk suit. But If they’re any match at all for him. they might Just expose thr devil In his grratrst role yet: as a little evangelist who could cry on rue. and attract people's money simply by showing them how well he could spend II S*'** 0**Mii*«t it * i f i S i o M colwmnltt *usrs*N*»ti>*p*f t ri**»p»it*Attcxmwi �40 — Sanford M«-»lcJ Sanford. Flonda — Sunday December 18 1988 H e a lt h / F it n e s s 600 enjoy C FR H party IN BRiEF S n o rin g : Just d is tu rb in g or d ead ly? Ati estimated 20 inPlinn American* sunn- every night, unaware of the darker dangerous side nf this ollrn |oknl about nightly nolsrmaktug Snoring has been liked with Ifie life ihtran-mng disorder Obstructive Slrep Apnea Syndrome In which breathing stops Intermittently unit the blood oxygen level drops for the majority of sleep upnr.t sulleters breathing slops multiple times |>er night for more than 30 srconds.il a time This devastating disorder is now tiring trrate'll by sjK-elaltsts at Deborah Heart and Lung renter ol Drowns Mills New Jersey. Alan G. iLickman. Drhopah i’tilmlnarv Disgnosilc* Director, explained that overweight males who snore every night, and who olieri lall asleep ai Inappropriate times ar« ai lhe greatest rlskol having the rondltlnn Aller llie apnea occurs the brain wakes up ihr body lor seconds at a lime lo start breathing again Ih r leads to disrupted sleep with additional life threatening ellreis over the long term The snoring sleep apnea runnci lion occurs lm arise both may result from an abnormal structure at Hie back of (hr throat. Noise Is generated as die tush attempts in poll air past the track ol ihr throat, ihr soli palm wlm h may contribute to Ihr of ml ruction WHh sleep npur a. Hir otrsirm led windpipe hint ks airflow and hreathlnit stops The rrsulls of sfrrp deprivation can lead to mood changes loss of concentration. loss of sexual drive drerrasr in short-term mrmorv exrrslvr dav-tlrm sleepiness and early morning headaches. I lark man noted Over the long lin n , sleep apnea ran have such devastating eflects as congestive heart failure hvprrt**tisln and even traumatic autii arcidrnts caused hv falling aslrep ai Hie wheel.” Hut therr is hope The diagnosis study available lo determine whether snoring represenls sleep apnea is railed * Polysomnography Available at Deborah Heart and Lung t- Cenlrr. the study is a painless non Invasive quite comfortable * overnight lest b T h e p .iiirn i is a lta rh e d to an rleetroem •phalograph and brain waves along w llli iniisi |e activity eye activity, heart rale, respiratory an flow and till and alMloin*n m ovem ent and hliMwl oxvgen levens an- inotiliored ■o n lln u o u s l) ; ff Sleep Apm a Is diagnosed liralm rnl method* a i r uvailatdr * to fediNT or eliminate llte syndrom* and Ihr stinting H.uktii.iii said I The rtglit against heart and lung iflsrnv is a top priority for Delmrah Iff art A Lung Cenlrr tor fill years Jk-tMirah has provided Irealmrnt to |Kttieni* ai no cost through (he Ik-imrali ifosptial FoundAt loll made upol 75<NX> niillonwidc volunteers In 300 local Chaptrrs There .ire 17,000 vidutllrer mcntlirr* Ihouglioui 53 Iih ai Chapters in the stall oi Flonllu t or morr tnlormallnn please call 3I15-74N OFiOO on ihr Lasi t oast nf Florida or M13 |H*> 3134 oil the West ( >a*t ■a Florida H o s p ita l auxiliary seeks volun teers Volunteers are nrrdrd by if»r S miII i Seminole ('omniunilv Hospital Auxiliary “ Auxiliary volunteers at Sooth Semlnol* (:«iitnitiitHv Hospiial pi.iv a vaitrly ol jo b s s.o.1 Inhti U.’id Auxiliary president at llie LutigwiwM hospiial Out duties imlndr o|ierallng the gilt shop Itllotinallnn disk mail deityety lliessriigri and |Mllenl i xcnH sen lies '.Vi work with the si.dl In Hie kitiergrtu > Department Medical Hrtords Pharmacy. Surgery and Radiology Vigm iit« rs also assist w itli the nr*ds ol patient* during ihrir slay Anyone inletisicd m volutin •niig should ■all K* n IV.ii h hi Ihr hospital M.ukeimg Olf is* at 7t»7 I2UM BY LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer SANFORD — Central Florida H r g t o n a l H o s p it a l s 6 0 0 e m ployers were treated to Christmas goodies ai their an­ nual Christmas party Thursday Santa Claus greeted between 400 lo 500 employees who stop|>rd by the hospital rafrtrrta Thuisday afternoon to feast on a bullet ptrpared by the hospital dietary department A party for night shill slafT was held Wed­ nesday night On display at the party were entries for a Christmas Irre decorating coolest held between hospital departments The trees were donaied to The Good Sa­ maritan Home Thelma Mike of Good Samaritan rrrrlvrd Ihr gifts at Thursday's parly Good Samaritan ts a musing home fur those w it bout family or Income tor mainstream cate ■'1 he trees go to a good cause and they are very much appreci­ ated over there." hospital ad­ ministrator James Tnwir said Some of the trees were u practical as they were decora live Toothbrushes, bandages and packets of Nrosportn hung from brain firs of one of the seven trres H ospital spokesm an Kay Itarlholomew- said partIdpatIon In ihr coniesi was low ttreatise the hospital is at lull stall capacity. Departm ents with winning entries won cheese amt T h re e events occurred dial rem inded m e of mv Iralllics in ra iiliig lh al I am h u m a n I hi* realisation dog* me while I go aiMiul ifiv ih lllr* like a lly other ordinary adult, m aking derision* a n d g e n e r a l l y n r H u g re sp o u sih ly In my profession m aking decisions means m a k in g mistakes T h is Is d illlcull lot me 10 accept Also. I gel tired and, worst o l all. I become exasjK-i ated I I I esc charat Icflsllcs ate viol pari of Ihr M I) |ierst>iia T h e e rro rs rtm ie w ith flu Icrrflo ry. all doclors are fearful ol errors I m-i ausc s i iniich rtilrs on our ju d g m e n t W e •hn»e*c to regard o u rs e lv e s as s lig h tly sup e rh um a n we are tough 011 ourselves Not (IS lough .1* till public Is on us. m ind yo u hut p r e t t y t o u g h n u n e I b e le s s rh rre fo rc . w hen we m ake a m iscalculation, w r u- afraid tuu tally ol p u blic liuin llla lln n hill ol the sm all, insistent ytilic s ol iiist-i u r liy w it tun u* II started olf w ith a y o u n g m an w ho fiad a Im-II v .u lie He did not c o m p la in of le ve l or o th e r sym pto m s and I couldii i defitu Hu- enust ol his problem A blotm| count and abdom inal X ray* were ini ouctuslvr W h e n In lierame sicker V I hours laiei and required em etgriu \ surgery lor a ru p tu red apjirndlx I tell I bad let h im down I had Itceti trained lo Ideiillly *m li a •m u tiinn rrin d lllo ii hi Us early *tog> * .mil bail siu ( essiully done s o o n dozens ol net (tsimis ( hi ait im ellrctuu! lev* I I applet laletl Hull my patient * app* ridl( III* presented in an iitiusitnl Ini in on an em otional lev* I hnwevet t >*X|lerlcn< *<1 H m pangs ol ** It doubl t hese pallgs wet* not In Ip* d when, tw o days Lit* i I adm in* d a m id d le -aged w om an b* Hi* hospiial w llli wliai I Huiugbt w.i* in iis iin .il obsiiiu lion lit* sot genii disagreed held m y band and suggested a barium * n* m.i exam Inal loll hi lind i In- source ol her ills* o ltH o tl l lie X la y * showed dlvern* uliiix m fhum n.i ilon ol *.u olai onipotn h in t1* ol *he large Im w tl a lo n th iio u Ih d •o n ld hay* In* o d la g li- -a 1 w iilin u i hospitalization On* e again I had i . h im to queslion w in Hu i *my slar* were in proper allguilielll eyeli though III llie bark ol litv lllllid I le ilirm ltrrrd lhal I had clltncntly diagnosed lliolt dlllh oil and s* Mims all itientx m any iiiim * d o tin g toy 2V year* ol .ntiy* practice Howry * i Hie m ind play* strange III* k* ] wondered It I w ile having Hie ** m aum ig no * inee* »a w hether I w.i* sidlt-im g horn acielrraied *• niltiy I k ii k*-d my **il squarely III lli<- I** bind III* stag* w.i* v i lor * \a*|iei a llo il U li i new patient w a lk 'd llllo Hi* itlllie be nlixe ip iio u s ly w b lin d a n d < urn plain* d .i* In listed a litany ol i o in pluin is H i .ii could I m-si I m *1* si ill** d as u n ia t II* seemed lo I k ,o Hu lall end ol a minor op|i* i ie*p(rainry ndi i llon His e x .iiiiliia lm il was no rm a l, as wi n a ** ties of hltMMl tesls LL b* •* I n le p h m itd him lo give llllll the IH'WH lllal Ills ! m s |( go*mI lu a llb would proltably r r liilli III a I* w (lay* In *.iiilul**l dls.ip (Mlllll* <1 i o n doll I Ilk* in*- do you*’ b* a*k* d Listen I *bided it s not my |nb lo Ilk* yon or dislike you 1 in snp|Mis* d to inul oul w ind's Hu m a in i w ith you and iic.it n *IK * A* I n plai crl ihe receiver. I t iin g n i/ id lhal I d lilowu m y *mil A n d . in lacl. Hie pallrnl was ilg lil I didn't like film llu w i ver this is uni how a ear nig and eom|M-lenl p h vsliia n is siipposi (I In I k have I In next day I apologized into In* u is w ifiiig m a r b lu r hut ll 1‘ul oft fly ill y yya* I ih * lall n u ip o ia iy lap** ot giMid mail iK ■ in will m id iiiifiitilly bml ll* 'll il i n » • Is* w It* i* relish tray* Dietary Manager Carol Pro rn/a said planning for Ihr jjarlv had lo begin early enough lo get orders in hv Or Inbrr The siull ol the dietary department worked three days before thr party preparing 15 j>ound* of crab let pound* of hot dogs |o intys ol vegetables 1(1 tray* of fruit and various othri finger foods and •lessens Th e re * something really rewarding aUmi taking fund m il making II tiraulilul pmrtir • sal«l ol Ihr woik that went Hilo I horsilav * huflrt Proteins m ay have link w ith can cer Bv ROB S T E I N Untied Press International II4ISTON — Krsean hersai Mass.), husrii* General Hospiial have found evidence that proteins known in play a key role in helping llie immune system rrengni/r abnormal •-ells may have an important relationship w ith earner The findings are still year* awav from having any practical applications toil may eventually open Hie door lo developing new wavs of fighting cancer, said Dr Kurt lsselliat her, w ho heads Hie hospiial s cancel program *"11 we mold manipulate Hie protein* you could Influence the way a tumor cell lM-havrs. Isselharhrr said Ilul we have a loi more work to do.” The proteins, known as human Ivtttphnryle antigens or iransplanlalloti all ngrii-y. havr long been known in aid Ihr immune svsietn in recognizing and de­ Doctors prove they are human I had a lousy week S a n ta C la u s e n te rta in s C F R H e m p lo y e e s du rin g Ih e ir re c e n t C h ris tm a s parly I dldn l feel i tanfurlahlr alsud im liehavlor and ! r r s o h n l lo < lia n gr m y allitude Fur Hie next lew week* or m onth* III 1m, i < i eplllig am i agreeable My lose will I m- le n g th rtrd Ilu l. .it some Ulipiedl* lalilr IIm r III the future I II tie vu ln e rab le again My laulls will show iqi oner more I try !•> control Hieni hui i h r i r I hey are, Just as eh clous to the trained observer as my age sjMtis and gray halt I sm itriirtirs wish I w r r r n 't so dam ned hitm an I d Ilk* lo U as miflapliahl* ABlhaM kindly well ifiw ijilm rd diMiorw III T L ’ serials D E A R I)H G O T T : I bail a l*ap smear lhal was Class I Ih rr* u re k s la in I had aritiilier wlm It i aim l*.u k |MiMllvr lor <an* er Class IV How Is litis jtossihle ’ I do have venereal u a rls and y 1. 1* 1infer lion* DEAR READER: During a Lap smear ( r|ls are v lajM-d llo lll the i t ry lx lu lrrllu ojiemiigl and exam ined under a rule ro scope iLisi-if m i Hie ap|M .ira n rr ol llie n i l s they a rr g i.iiln l I In o rm a ll th ro iig li l\' Iclecrly ahnorniiill Cervical i am er usually arise* m i only a portion of the cervix; ll lh a l jtar I leu I at are a Is no) scr.qied llie •ilmotnial n i ls will mil lie d ls io v e m l Tills Is why most dm lor* prefer to ex.imine Ihe w bole cervix In yom i as*-, ii's (Mrsslble lhal a small ahnnrm al area oil Ihe •rrv lx was missed oil Hie first exam ination A second alternative is dial the technician misread one or Ixiih *.mipies Human error olicti ati mini* lor itllfcrnii-ex In in in prm.nitm A th u d explanation i* that you di vi lo|M'd Class IL' i ells III Hle uderval belween exam lnailons In any ease, you nn-il luilher investigation, sueh as a rone biopsy, during which a |Mirtioii nl tfie cervix is remtivi-d and rtirllciilouslv examined Fm more Information I am si iiding you a copy of my Hcaldi RcjMtrt ’Viruses and Cam er 1 |t N K W SI’A f’KR KN I LMI'RISK ASSN stroying forrign or altuorm al tells tin hiding ca nte r <t-|ls and lot d e lrrm in in g whether the tardy rejects transplanted I Issue such as organs Ilu l III research published in the Hie Proceedings of the National Academ y of Sciences |ss< 11si. her and fils io !lr agues reported lhal Similes in Ihe lest lube and n itre im ln a ir ihe proteins ap|war lo m llu rn c e Ihe growth ol cancer cells tm lrpen (lenity ol th r Im m une system III one e x o rrln irn t Hie resrart fu rs in s r it r d a gene lor the production ol tlicsr prol'-uis Into human ■ii Iini (d iu r i cclu and lou n d the i ells acted m a m u ch less cancerous fashion when they were grow n In lest tutirs " T h e re s u lls w ere q u ite s trik in g t%M-|tiai tier said I he crlls tieartllg the gene lorm ed i ninnies a I a tale l<> lo lix llo ld I h-Iow lhal of crlls w tlhoul It I h r researi her* then Itqet led the ie||s into mice bred without an im m u n e system and found Hie cells a ile d lex* malignantly 1hart tells lltal did mil r ypft ss lire pfntrms 1 he findings suggest dial the proirins could h r used In slow Iftr grow th of v a n -.o Iyprs of <,|IU rr l*s* llko lif r sa d. There s firen a l<a ol Ik u s on M iinulaiing file Im m une syslrtn Ito light la f H rri Ilul ■ Ifllnk llirsc wtodles suggest dial gen ,, lum or cells lo express lilies* I antigens u and of Ihernselyes may t>r fyeoell. la I Issellut h rr said in an Interview The proteins ap|irar lo I m g o in g signals lo Hie Inside ol Hie ir-ll and th*- n iirin a l structure that mav inllueiwe trow the 1* 11* altarh to other cell* and whether they n . n r i through ihe tsiaty he v iid I tie- Irndetn v of tells lo least Hi* sin and go e ls e w h e re I* really t t o n a l Issellsu h rr said Ihe resrart h was •o m lu tie d w illi I *» Sehasliann G a llm u * r ill and M in t s ti Mass.ii h ils rtls G e n rta l Hospital D ia b e te s cure m ay be near Spwclal to th* H*rald GAINESLTI.l.K For Ihr first lutir Hie word im r is i ireping min the vocabulary ol dlalirlrs resrali fiers ami viriillsts al tin l imerslly ol I lorlda Health Sr letter f enlrr an partly tesjMilixtble Wub UF researrhris making major rtm mhuilons scientist* arr dryelojiing ways to si rren tlnlilrr (m early indicators ol Hie most severe form of diatielrs ami arr mi Hie brink of dlsrnirrttig ways In prrvriil llie disease if delri Ird rally enough That s gmst news in some K l U iO i h ild rm am i le rii.igrrs each yrai who a ir illaglioseil w llli in s u lin d r p r n d r o l nr i lilld h o o il •llalM-tes M m e Ilian 2 million A m r in a n s with ihalK-Irs require dally injections ol insulin lo survive liisullli drjH ml* III d talH lrs ih I ills when III* ( M i l l Iras lose* 11s ability In sri fete a siilllllelll (ililuuni ol insulin, a horoiom necessary fm Ihe I mmI v to use and store sugar lot energy Hv age |h . about one m every .MX) i hildren lias the dis* ,iv also know n as 1 v |m I dlalietes Did tie! ex ta il lead lo blindness kldnrv ■allure, heart titlark* ami c in ulartorv pro blcm s lhal * m iu tlm ix require auijiu la llon ol aflectrd lim bs l<rs|Minsiblr lor mur* than 3(MMXXI deaths rai h veal d ia tN irx kills mote (troplr than any oilier disease except heart disease am i t a m e r V n I k hind such grim statistics lies hojKT IM-Ilrvr we ate now w illiin g teat h ol a l tire for dlafieies, v i ) * Hr Noel Mai lateu. prim ipal investtgalnr of I f s thalteli-s rrs e a tih tram that is reeugnl/ed as one ol Hie m illon's I m- si 'W e have learned lhal dl.dieles lakes several years lo develop Th is means i ft.it as w r delri I Ihe disease in its r.irltrst si ages w r ra il try to prevent It Itrlm r ih r p .iiirn i develop* any >v m plollis ll was MatJareti * illstnvery ot a in a ik r r ' a iillU id y found in Hie panereas of incqilrni d la b rllrs lhal lias ted lo Ih r development ol new dlalietes *i rrerim g irsis louslcfrrrd slllt exjH-rnnenbil Im i extremely prom ising Th e telltale anillMHh allai ks ih r insulin pr<nhu log crlls. know n as Islet or Im la cells In llie jiunerras llie marker identified hy the L'l |j*ilhologlst m ore than a decade ago. a|i|>rars in itir blood m any months am i oflcnyrar* lM-forc sym ptn m s of dlAlieirs Irecnme *ip|>.iri-nt ill I'lh-I aided hy a $1 million grant fmmHtr National Institutes nl HealHi Maclarrn's learn screened 5.000 Florida srhonlrhildren for the Islei cell anillxidy AIkjuI one In every 350 kids had flu -marker and ahum 15 percent of ihose willt Hu- .ml Hindy dt yrlnprd dlatxics witiilng Hirer years More are expected in lieeomr dial** in s in ihe years income HOSPITAL COSTS W here an av era ge st a y c o s t s (► - ix' n t Miawi It s iryea llllg lllal va n e ( lilld rrii will* had no trace ol Hie Islet •r|| anlllxHly Hit litvl turn around tested |M*sinvr Im it H itre years laii-r A lv i some kids who had llie alilllMMly hut no sym ptom s in the iirsi si trrn in g ifi-velo|H-d dlalietes hv the little of Hie set olid |rs| vm l Maclaren professor a n d i halrm aii ol pathology nl U F s College ot M rdli me 1In* demon strules how slowly dlalietes d* yclops and tells us wr need to srreen clilldrne mure tha n ...... over several years lime D uring Hie screening L l researchers also Idrrmlletl a second sjMittrt' ol i I i IIi II mmmI dl.ilM-les tills one an Insulin nlltllw>ilx Now on a roil. MaiTaren s team Iasi lime n m r ilr il Ihe most prim tslng M ie n lg n lest yet involving a Hurd anilhody m urker lhal rev* als as i ally as seven years in a d v a m r w lm It •liildr* n m Iren agrrs will develop illaltefrs Mii‘ linen vild the newrst anlllHMly marker appears tn Ire present In |lk» |>*n*ail *t| tlio*»who drirliip dlalxies I h Ion- age ,1a “ The aittllMidy's ap|trarame as |snt ol ait Immune reaction to a spcfilk- proirlit m the I mmI v . may hr thr Hrsl event In a cascade ol linuiunr resjHtnses that lead to dextrin lion ol Insulin prtKlucIng Islet tells, vtld lit Matk Atkinson, the IJF clinical resrart it hlliiw in pathology who ri-|Miriiil thr tiudlng at tin Ami-man Ihahiirs A sm * all Inn s annual inn t trig In New Orleans T h r protein, dubbed 6-1 K fry n seiin hers is found on llie stirfiicr of islei e«-H« in tin pancreas �Sjnfo'd Herald United Pross International L.USIIOT0 rniuumla — It i i n r t n l w ith -1!) | * - f i| ilr In o n e v ili. ii: ' in IO W ) - u d i* r a w t h i i i h u e h - r r u il/ r d m a n k in d lot mmr ill.hi 2(NX) year*. ( V u p lr o n c e r a ile d it "T h e l l l i i i k D e a th Hv early till* year. 700 peojil*- til nearly 10 village* til till'* pi) ittiriviur. mminiiiirtmi* di*irui ol rinn hr ant Taiuaiila hurt >Ohlrat lrr| (lie pl.igne In fart ilir plague ha* **|tt e nl an the plague I* r\|iri ti ll lii *prrail — tael I t l. il h a * n ow n p u r r r d I h r l n l r i n l i i i l i . i l ) o t a la rg e v a ir r n i d k - it io n p to g ta m I l i ' i i w a * a lw a y s p la g u e tn th is a ir , i a n a tu r a l r e * e r v o lr vm i> w h ile w ild a t t ir t llr at W o rk e r a im . n k r i l n u t In l>r Id) n u l l ' l l H u t I h r t a i l H u ll II * a y e a r ly e v e n t , t h a t '* U< «* A ll I h o t n l r * I t t - h u r th e n e w i m i l f u l p ro g ra m a ill b r in g th e d t * r a * r lu c k In 'It** le v e l* i>( IO y e a r* a g o w h e n l< a a * a lm m it liiM g n iit t in i III I t n l t r * l I h r r r v r a r * wre r v j w c i v p o ia d lr i M t u r a i u r * l u l l lin t .in r jilit e in K *a td a n a l lie r h '- a ilh " » p r r t 1 d o r it e »|m l irVitr Ilian 2(X> tat*-* to r H ir i fH ilin u V iim in l lir rriwxi Inr Ilir optimum I* 'tlllplr A lit. the light f hem kal* anil *v so mat k planning It t* lairh «miplr in kill r a t* au<t lira* ***li larrtrr* nl thr p l. ig m t>a< dlu* |M*teurrlla p ■*!!* lir e w a r t« c<m in N u v r n it r r r I h r r H a r i* * t l i n e r y e a r * a * lM |O tr r ill|{ JT O IM N ) t o n * o l n a V t ii |»>.*nn a n d 7 . 2IX ) to n * of ln*ertlr lde will be paid for by the Went German govern ment and distributed in *omr 35.000 household* tn Lushoto In stntlslli'ul terms, the plague ts no longer a* deadly as It* am lent Hl.uk Death" name might suggest. The disease is treatable w ith ronrtnon antibiotic* such a* tetracycline and streptomycin Only about 10 percent of those w ho catch It die *'lf you compart- it to other diseases like m a laria or tuberculosis. It's nothing, snid an ofllrta) '‘It's so easy to treat I Hunk It * a historical thing that wr say. Oh. really, there * still plague in the world "* Massive outbreak* ol plague h a v e b e e n r e c o r d r it itrrougtioul bl*lor> I'l.tgi" ktlletl 5.000 people a dav In Hornr m A l> 2*>J ami hill' it .i q u a rte r ol 14 1 1* C e n tu ry Kunt|ir‘s pDpiiljtton that *<i nn •allied dalk spot' of blood in appear under Ihr skin treating the Hl.it k Death name. I.a trr oulbrraks rlaltn rd I Mr nr mi Londoner* helwrrii 1603 and |M»5 and there were Irnth • i’> Milan m 16)0 unit Marsaitle* and Provence In 172) In India at Hie turn ol i li e e e n t u r y . a m a s s iv e rpidrmir killed an estimated IH million (tropic- over a 20 year prrtod Isolation ol tile disease s cause m IM'M led In control, hut nm eradication The di* ease st|tj ap|« ars in <w»mr loim on e v e ry c n n tln e n t but Australia Human rases an rare In the tinned Stairs bul inlet ted rodent* have tieen December 18 :98fl — (D R e s e a rc h e rs im p ro v e o d d s fo r b o n e c a n c e r p a tie n ts Plague not quite black Death of old By DAVID STONE Sanlord, Florid* — Sunday Unltait Press International found In Hie Rockies and Hit* Southwest The (ilagur strike* m three progressively deadly stages The hr si ts distinguished only by small, iti hy humps mi Hule g * T h e n com es t h e "bubonic stage — severe headaches, high lever and swollen groinal glands A victim can d ir H im Others go on to Hie lethal and highly contagious pnrummdt stage carrying a raging fever and roughing blood Death follow*quit klv A carrier nl pneumonic plague tough* liner and 10 other* are infected thr saying goes The Turujinhui eusimn of visiting *lt k frirnd* and relatives he||ird Hu epidemic spread at l.llstiolo T h r a*|iei | of the plague that gives health winkers lni|w- 1* Htal It call tie lit-tired *m tesslully al any stag) Those in "plague villages " will be encouraged III tig gathage pu* which attract rats — as lar Irom then huts as possible to dig l.urllres alul lo avoid v (siting «ii k friend* llrallh winker* *u*|iecl Hir plague tam e to Ltishote tirt ause li* Hilt klv lnrr*trd slofN-* are being >Irarrtl tor a m u sh ro o m in g population Villages are Hiu* ton til closer lo the dtiiualn of pl.vgur infected rai* Overall. jMipulalkm 'Jensity In l.ustioio Disiru i overage* 6H people jirr stpi.ir* kllomr let. bul the llguli l* as high a* TIM in some area* A ltlm u g li Ta n za n ia ha* taken aggrr**|v r slip* lo 'lam p out Hie | lague it ha* not puhlii l/rtl Hie lari G A I N E S V I L L E — A m putation no longer i* necessary in in crease Hie r e c o v r r y rale lor v n urn * of a deadly h u m of u d n lrs c rn t e a r n e r L'ntversltv ol H o n d a ( a m r r *|>e< i.ihsts an flounced Hus past week (li n e co nsidere d a ji . i i lent s only liojie for su rv iv a l a m p u t a D o n i* b e i n g r e p l a c e d hv *e|n live h m h s a l v a g r surg ery a n d im p ro v e d d r u g ihrr.qtv in I h r I r r a I m e Ilf ot o s l e o g r n l c s u n i N i a a fast g r o w i n g c a n te r that om r i la lu icd the live* of m i jH-n m l ol its y o u n g v it itm* Prior In Hie |UH0» the m ii*l efti i live treatment for paiii-nt* w u ii this p a iiiiu l.tr canter was c o ils ld c ie d to fir IllilU rd ta fr .im ptila-liiii ol Hie liinli contain lo g ih r lu u io r follow rit tiv tiein iitirra p v lo im iiro l Hie *prri,d of Hie ilis e a v lo nth* l (Mils ol Ihr lx all *alit Jlf lotio iit ih.un I'ott .i |Hili,m u <aoiet *|.ei l.illsl al I t s I ollrg r of M rd k me i hir <u t t r r i l uieiiioil i* to g m afft i leil Jiroplt v e i l H l l r U ' l i r • l i r m o l h r r a p v llisl wllti d lu g s ih.il shrink I l i r li u m i r so we < an ii move ii w u t io o i a m p u i a t i m i it l*-%*ihlr l.m rb x a lla g e *urger\ involve* Hie lriniiV.il ot .> la me li u n o i I ha I ahr-adl fia* tieen l l t a l r i f w III) ■ liritio lfiria jiv W hile the p ro <rrliu e )* not an ojillo n for all I'.illrnts It h a * h e r n a il a ilr r n a llv r tor m o le than half ol rh* o v trn g im i s a n n m a patient* In a lrd al I f in Hie past veal Su rgery i* lo llo w n t In m ore •li' iuo ltirra p v lo irv to kill a m re m a ining i a m r r i rll* ihsiant from the l u n m r site If all gne* well (valient* r a n tie on t h r u feel III lr** than si* m o n t h ' ili> tm* sit H i r Im iir S r . m i a n almost I m g r i a bo u t Hits In a lew years D o n n a l l 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PA 1001 W 1st S h e e t 549 W Lake Mary Blvd. (Diiflwood Village) Lake Mary. FI S a n fo rd FL O ffic e H ts « A M 5 PM M F 3 2 1 -7 4 9 7 407 323 9570 DAY & S A K 0 W IT Z , M D . PA L A K E V IE W e y e C L IN IC o pthalm o lo gy 901 E 2nd St , S a n fo rd 323 7480 o r M e d ic a l A rts C lr S u ite 404 D e lto n a 574 1451_______ w m m im LM x m m C O N C E P C IO N S A N A Y A S M D. PA 1290 E N o rm a n d y B lv d D e lto n a o r 80 H w y 17 & 92. D e B a ry O ffic e H rs By A p p o in tm e n t M o n th ru S a l 407 574 9701 o r 407 668 1792 UROLOGY FELIX A NAVARRO. JR.. MD. FACG S P E C IA L IS T IN D IS E A S E S O F THE D IG E S T IV E S Y S TE M L w e r & B ilia ry T ra c t U 03 M e d ic a l P h tra Dr S u ite 206. S a n fo rd F L 322 9530 OBSTETRICS & GYNI THE UROLOGY CENTER. PA CLYDE H. CLIMER. MD. PA W SR 434, S u ite 204. G o n ra lo H u a m a n . M D A n th o n y J A rc io la . M D A d u lt 4 P e d ia tric U ro lo g y Im p o te n c e S u p p o rt G ro u p L o n g w o o d 7670249 S a n fo rd 322 0090, D e lto n a 574 1421 L o n g w o o d FL 407 332 6611 O ffic e H is M o n Tues W ed . T h u fs . F ri 9 A M -5 P M �t •O — Santoid Herald. Senlord, Florida — Sunday. December 18. 1988 BOOK REVIEWS John Cheever was one of thr licst abort story writers of the second lialf of 2()ili century, the quintessential New Yorker magazine writer and chronicler of America's poet-war move to the suburbs Cheever'e public persona was equally quin tessential. Pictures often allowed him In crew neck sweaters and tweedy Jackets, tills of autumnal foliage m the background He seemed the perfect representative of the privileged, comfortable rlass Ills work so riften depleted Hut a closer look at both the stories and the life reveal a different Cheever. a man tormented by lonellnrss. brw tldnrd by a bisexuality he was reluctant to alllrm but unable to deny, and battling the bottle while seeking some kind of transcendence Six years after his death In Itm'i the outlines of that private life arr taking shajie and some of the holes left by his daughter Susans candid memoir. "Home Hefore Dark are beginning to be filled Kirlier Ibis year saw the publication of Srotl Donaldson's btogiaphy and now Cheever* son llenjamin has edited a generous selection of his father's letters There are both rewards and disappointments In this bonk Chrrver was mostly a note writer and there la mile of Hie subnet> of observation, ihc nuanced thought of his best fiction There is little to suggest Cheever had any deeply tell opinions or well thought out lileas on much ol anything Most of his observations on the work of other writers, for esamjde are stqirrflrul and sometimes simply petty and mean spirited. That's particularly true of what emerges as the very ambivalent friendship and rivalry with John llpdlke. Ihe writer wtlh wT mmii h r Is most often linked lie can call Updike 'brilliant*' and mltilmirr him as grahbv It was. however, an amtitvalctHC «w recognized "There ts. I think, a conspicuous rgo « lash between us that makes a merry friendship unlikely." he said In a 1975 letter At lhe san r time. Chrrver was a slory teller and his gill for a n rrd o tr is apparent throughout llenjamin apprars to have t i r r n o j w i i minded in his selecting, including a nutnbrr of tellers lo Hope laing. a one lime lover I lie writer never gol over, as well as letters to Imhutmtvital lovers The younger Cheever also supplies a runn­ ing commentary, sometimes using rxretpis Irutn hts lathers dlarie-s and Journals Al NON FIC TIO N 1 Child Star — Shirley Temple Itl.u k (I 20.1171 2 A ll I ReaUy Need lo Know I Learned In Kindergarten — Robert Fulgbuni 12 13.0381 3. T h e W ay T h in g s W o rk — David Macaulay (6 — 9.UOHI 4 The Laet Lion — William Main tirstrr 15 -7 .0 1 2 1 5 Don't Bend O ver In the Garden. Grandm a — Lewis Grtzzard (10 — 7 0061 6 Senatorial Privilege — Leo Damorr I t 0.0651 7. Oracle: A Love Story — George Hum* (3 - 5.957) H W hat Do You Cere What Other* T h in k ? — Richard Feynman (4.860) 9. Seven Stories of Christm as Love — l-CO F. Huscaglla(7 — 4.HIH) though sometimes cloying, the commentary Is sometimes Insightful and always useful, expl.lining contexts and references lhal might otherwise lie lost. doing Downtown: The War Against Hanot and Washington By Jack Broughton (Orion. 3 30 pp .. 818.95) The Havens: The Men who fle w In Amerlce'e Secret War In Laos By Christopher Robbins (Crown. 309 pp.. 819.951 Tb rsr two tlooks are about the airmen who flew secret missions In loros during Ihe YVtnaiii war and deal with different skies of Ihe same problem When they flew, thr American pilot* not only had to drat with surface to-alr missiles snd thr North Vietnamese, lliry also had lo deal with the (Militklans in Washington They fought ihr Vietnamese to a standstill from these accounts they never s I im m I a chance against Washington Jack Hroughton was an F-I05 Thunder bird pilot anil squadron commander tiased In Thailand Hr trlls Ikiw the pilots, handicapped by rules eg engagement that made tin sense outside Washington, jousted dally with ihe mead Intense antl-alrrraft system ever used In m m bet. It was. in lac l. seen as a personal war with a sneaking adirtlialkin for the other side a courage and skill and involving an elemental level of chivalry drought on % war wtlh llaikil merged with bis tattle with Washington wlirn one id hi* pilot* hrokr the rules of engagement by altac king a Sos lei ship In llalpltong haitair and Itwn lodged Hie irutn llfoughton compounded Hie 'crim e" by delllicralrly destroying llw gun camera lllm At hi* court martial llfoughton was con vk led of destroying H I 50 wocih eg film, fined H iiU and "admonished ” lie was relieved of his command and. In rflrct drummed out id llie srrvke l.alrr a srokif laiafd J review threw oul the convIctkNi The flrai |Mit eg Going Downtown about Hcoughtori's war against Hie Vietnamese is r selling, agonizing and absorbing The second jiart. wtiere he lights Hie bureaucracy and lawyers lia* a aour sell serving taste mid never deal* with the central question W'hu should Im- in c barge ig flghiing a W 1 I . Hie wgebers oc Ihelr elet led clvllun rlilrls? III Chronicle of the 30th Century — rcl Chiton I tank-113.4701 M ASS P APERBACKS I The Bonfire of the Vanities — lout Wcgfrll - 5.141) The Mask — Ik an Konnir 14 .1 707) 1 Love and War — John Jakes (2 — 1 237) t Star Trek No. 43: Floal Nexus — Gene D rw rrsr (3.077) 3 Silver Angel — Johanna Lindsey |5 2 3941 ». River of Tom orrow — Dorothy Gaik* k 12 Mi.il 7 Tre a s u re — CliveCuwlcr |H -2.310) H The Tom m yknockers — Stephen King ( i - 2.(M il It Kaleidoscope — Danielle Strel 10 1.5071 . Id Tim e Files - Hill Coeliy (7 1.497) T R A D E P APERIIACKS 1 The Cat Who Came for Christm as Clrvrland Amory 11 — 17.263) 2 W hy Do Clocks Run Clockwise? — David Fridman (4 - 7.008) t English English — Rk hard Lederrr (5,7071 I Love You Forever — MoN-rt Muntr h 12 -> 17 II 3 Separated At B irth — Spy Magazine |5 - 5.290) 6 Mcgsskllls — Dorothy Rlcli |5 I33| 7 Beloved — 1 oni Morrison (3 — 3 .142) 8 The World Almssnc snd Book of Facts — 12.8631 9 Co-Dependent No More — Melody lleatlle (0 — 2.834) 10 Feet First — Laura Norman I2.72M) Som e holiday tidbits BLOOM COUNTY from the W hite H ouse UFI reperl W A S H IN G T O N - T h e While House Is a alive with liariles and sentim ental gatherings. not only because uf the yuletlde season, but alter eight year* the Reagans a rc h e a d i n g h u i n e to California In the gift department the President and Mrs Reagan are being presented with mementos of Ihelr life In Hie Execut i ve Mansion T h r Whlte House six lal aides, all young men and women ofilccr* In the military services. jMised for a group picture with the Reugan* and pres­ ented them with a wax rub­ bing of Ihe prayer by John Adams engraved tn Ihc manllr in the Stale Dining Room. * htch says: -| pray heaven lo bestow ihr best of blessings on this house, and on all lhal shall hncaller Inhabit It. May none • • 9 9 Candy canes made difficult ^ THIS WEEK’S BEST SELLERS FIC TIO N 1 The Polar Express — ( tuts van AlUhorg INo 3 last wrek — B.HlMenplesordered! 3 One — Richard Hoc h |3 l M»3| 3 The Bands of Tim e — Sklnrv Sheldon C> -3 .1 6 1 1 4 The Queen of the Damned — Anne Km (I -3 .0331 5 The Cardinal of the K rem lin — Torn Clancy (8 — *3.525| 6 Dear Mill — Wilhelm Grimm Maurk • Sendak 14- 2 4451 7 The Shell Beckers — Kowuinundc Pilcher ( 9 — 1.5501 H A nything for B illy — Larry Me Murtry (7 - 1.407) 9 A la s k a — James Mlcbener (10 I Mi ll 10 Dregonsdswa — Aline She .litres lb 1.2661 * United Prose tntornetlonel C heever’s letters illum inating Th e Lettere of Jo h n Cheever Ed. by Benjamin Cheeeer (Simon and Schueter. 307 pp., 810.05) I but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof I lie aide* explained lb.il II is military tradition to |ur* cut a m em ento when a serviceman rriurns to civil­ ian lift*. They said ll was tilling lo |>rcsciil a gill to Hie commander In chief as he prrjiarrs to relinquish the jiresldenllal crown The president was iqi lo par In quips when he made a lareweil appearunce at a gathering ot his |M>llllcal up |Milnlee» at Constitution Hall the oilier day. *'l can I help finding ll hard lo ticllevc that this chapter In Ihe American saga l» about to end." he said. "Yes. there are many things that I'll mis* when I'm hack at the ranch. Th e co u rtly courtcny of Sam D o li a i d s o ll . T h e ynur-w lsh-ls-ourcom m and helpfulness uf Congress ." S O U TH KINGSTOW N. R I Candvmakrr Hill Swrenor say* jieoplr may not Immediately like Ihe Idea of sjiendlng 75 rents for a single randy cane when they can walk Into Ihe nearest ronve ntenre store and buy two or three for thr same price Hut once they catch the subtle differences between a home­ made vrrston and a massprodurtlon model. Swrenor says buyers become hooked on his canes S w r e n o r — o w n e r of Sweenor's Candles Inc., tn Ihe village of Wakefield — Is the third grnrratkin In his family lo p r a r l l r r th r art of candy canr-maklng and Is quick to point mil Ilk* advantages of hts product. For starters, ra rh cane ts different Machine made canes may each extend lo a uniform length and have crooks that bend al Hie exact same point tn relation to Hie stems Hut Swrenor says there Is morn for Imprerlskin In canernaklng When tits family rook*, pulls *haprs and pm Wage. a ban h part or ittr allure ts that some are longer, shorter, (alter or skinnier than the others Swrenor lanes have a re- d-and green stripe, rather than the traditional rcd-and-whlle stripe candy fans are used lo. a bright, satiny finish; and a dose of peppermint generous enough lo "give a real bile when you eat them " "You get a better cane, more of ■ homemade-looking CSBC Sweenor boasts "Most of your canes today are made commer­ cially There are two or three romjMinles that distribute them nationally And there are a few that make Ihe canes by hand We're one of the few " The Swrenor tradition of ranr ( railing dales hack to Sweenor * grandfather, who ran a randy business In West Springfield. Mass., from Ih r m id-1920s through the 1940s Swrenor # father, a school teacher by profession, ran a randy shop tn hts basement tn the 1940s and opened a rrtall store In Cranston. R I . In 1953 Hill Swrenor subsequently m o v e d t he b u s i n e s s t o Wakefield, where family and staff produce a tempting array of specially sweets, ranging from rhor-olatr golfballs to chocolate quahogs — candled rrplk as of H h o d r Isla nd 's Indigenous hardshell clam. E a rh holiday season. Ih r S w rrn o rs rh u rn oul candy Celery Continued from Page ID frozen hark to the ground It was similar to wliat happened to us in 1984 " With llte death of Hie (Mange groves tame llie beginning of life tor the rrlery industry After local (arniers suffered through several years of lean times. It t«ri ainr apj-urriil that this new rush crop was the way logo llie dlstovery of celery as an alternative to oranges was jiart m x idental and |>ari amhltkin Many |im|4r heg.in to grow other ( rop* most of which were vegetables" Tucker said “Cel­ ery sermrd to be Ihe most prolituMe Under adverse ixmmII itoo* there are always two or three innovative people ** Willi Uk al larntera struggling i I h answer lo the agtleullural disaster rame in the Iwm of a unique irrig a tio n drainage svstem, a one of-its kind Innnv.it Inn lluit tirtwighl limitless supplies of water In Ihtrsty telct) im ps III lltc area "T h e y developed a syslrtn using artesian wells to Irrigate llie llelds Tu ck e r said It served two purpoaaa It mppllad water lot Hie crops tml also served as a dralnagr system " Farmers simjily drove pipes Inlo llie ground and once they strut k water. II flowed frrely oul I be iuji end of llie pljie No punqis were needed Farmers m nirnilrd the flow of water by Installing valves on Ihr pljies anil later updated a crude aiMtdrti trough system with a more modem jiqiellne network tty using the pljies and wimmItii plugs III Strategic arras wtirrr holes had Im-cu drilled in the pljies burners found an easy wav to ftmirol the water level In tlie celery fields lly 1910. the Iran years were over. Hie lulled (Mange crop ol 1894 was lor got ten and celery I mi ainr king In Sanford Less Ilian 10 years lalrr. the slrrjiy little* town was jiroduclng mote rrlrry Hian any Other area Its slzr In Ihe country The vrgrlahlr was cut by hand with knives and taken hy truck lo train stations where It eventually lotuid Us way to markets In the mid Atlantic and northeastern states New York. Tuckrr said, was ihe biggest customer. A bonus came during the HLIO* when many of the re­ maining orange trees damaged In the gteal Irreze of IH94 began coming back The citrus in ­ dustry was reborn but (Manges breame a smMidury rrup Celery was still number one with lora! fanners There were many (oral lug names associated with Hie cel ery boom T h r two biggest prrliajt* wetr A Ihida A Sons, and Cluer A Company "A IhMla A Stmis are still Ihe largest grown* In Ihe area Tucker said of Hie comjvany located In Slavta. near Oviedo "Chase A lom jM iiy was in ­ strumental In developing Hie celery Industry They ended ujt financing many of llie smaller gniwers In llie area " Other giants of (lie induslrv during Its heyday were Ihe American Frull Gmwrr* who •hljiped celery under Hie Blue Gonse' label Nelson A Comjiany In Ovtedo. F F Dutton the Clonts Company and C S ta-e t*>lh of whom were also k« utrd in Oviedo Mam growrrs formed awM irUlW m s and (m ip s a m o n g them bring (he Sanford Farmers Exchange and Ih e Sanhud Oviedo Truck Growrrs A smm U 1km Ourtng Ihe 1930%. the Iih al celery markrt reached us |>rak and SanfiMd lost its i rown to Hie KvrrgUilrs and iniMlernlzatkm What happened? " T h e p ro d u c e rs in Ih e Everglades kejit turning oul morr and nuke celery.' Tuckrr said "It was nothing lo sec a square mile of celery fields down thrrr Mosl ol the liaal (arniers were working five im 10 acres That doesn't seem llkr a whole lot when you consider lhal a square m lk Is 640 acres Then m eehanlzaikm srl In A Duda A Son* developed ■ tiarvrster known tuck then « « a 'muletraln ’ Ihe devices w*-rr monstrous machines that rul Ihe celery, moved It lo a con . — L. _ • I* t l o l i n f I canra<*•To make a batch of 100 or so. they start by (Milling water and 10 pounds of sugar In a copper kettle over an ojien fire gas stove. When It hits 325 degrres. the greenish yellow-liquid Is pnurrd onto a *trcl m oling table During Ihe hardening process, peppermint flavoring Is added and both ends of Ihe hatch arr sectioned oft One end Is colored red. Ihe other grren Onre the uncolorrd |M>rtk>n has cooled lo u plastic con slslency. It >• pulled on a hook until It becomes purr while From there. It is formed into a rectangular sha|ie, and Hie red and green-colored candy sre tlons (which have brrn formed into strlpsl arr prosed Into each side Swrenor then Ikilds one end of the rrrtanglr and tils soil. Jell. 25. twists thr other rnd Into th in , red-anil grre n striped lengths JrfT slides the lengths along a steel table to hts brother Hrtan 22. who use* a tM ttllr cap to put a shepherd'* m aik tn them Hr then slides them In hi* mother. Claire who inserts the finished i ane Into a cellophane wrap From start to finish ihe proi ess runs about 45 minutes veyor twit trimmed II. packed II In boxes aikl lusded ll onto a tru ck b rin g towed by the machine ll was a veritable (■triable jkm king house Trucks ferried boc k and kMth Irimi Hie Helds In rtMilrd siiMage (■■xnt where Ihe celrrv was storrd (MtaM In shipping T h r machine was Iimi big In use (Mi HanliMd's small larm* Hv usin g Ihe m o lr tr a ln .' Ih r FlvrrgUdrs larmrrs were at4e is jMiMluce huge quantities ol Hie vegetable more qun kty and more e« iMHMTtk allv Ilian Hieir • ((MnjwHIiMs The title of Celrrv Capital of llie W<Mld' shitted J (riMii Sanford to the Everglade* with the intriHlu* tkMi oi the machine Within month* a nuintwr <>t Hie small kM al |in«luirrs lolded Many iixxr lolktwrd when Hirv Hied t»ul tailed, lo kreji jiacr w ith Ih e lr southern tu u n Irrparts It was a *rdia< k. tml not a* lethal a Now as the great frrrzr ol |M**4 (h u e a g a in l**> a l i r s l dents adjusted The inllux of new citizens la-g.ui sIhmiIv attrr Hie ( elerv market tmilianrd out and San told rx|irtlencrd onoHirr rrhirtll — tin* one tMuugbi atMHil tiy growth and Hie winds ol change While Hie rrlery market is no longer ail integral |m M of ihe local economy, agriculture cunIlnurs lo Hirlvr in Hie area Surjirlslngly enough. Ihe Imu* n o w Is u n o r n a m e n t a l horticulture, lands* aping and d e co ra tive p la n ts It Is a lucrative Industry Although local agriculture rxjwrt* predicted gliMMii during the talr 1950s and early 'GO*, the jMvqilc ol Sanlord (Mice again ad|uslrd. All Is well And It continues in lie Hie twsi ol limes. DrivingContlnsed from Page ID that they have the latrsi In automobile technology and thus are afforded Hie right lo crowd everybody else off the road Nine times oul of 10. If YOU M M mile old lady In a Rambler stuck In a dllch. chances are she's been 'Darted * When I think of ibis lyjie of motorist I usuallv pi* mre a college Jock trying to lnqirrs* lit* date He. of course, lacking n tormal rd u cn llo n . doesn't know that organ donor ta rd s were made w ith tils lyjie in m ind Neither Is be aware Hi.it those diam onds jialnlcd In Ihr ia r jmhiI lanes u r r n 'l there lor Ideiilllli au*>n jiur|Misc-s H a v re there lo measure bow (ar ihe body has lieen th row n from the* wreckage u n rr the am bulance arrives I hat's about It Gond n i g ht , and h a pp y m otoring by Berke Breathed MY M/W a w e CARpeny ft* * j , , . ' �w t/ W a rn m SUNDAY Sanford Herald Decem ber 18, 1988 E C la s s ifie d D ire c to ry & In fo rm a tio n Seminole O rla n d o • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D DEPT P R IV A T E HOURS I 0 0 A . O . • 7 :0 0 M l . M O N D A Y Min. 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December 10.10M Legal N o tice IN 1 H B C IR C U IT C O U R TO F T M « E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR (■ A M N O L I C O U N TY . FL O R ID A Cm R J M I c a a t p M IT M O R F IN A N C IA L . INC . P M n M t. rt GEORGE IVEY GAY, E T A L N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O IU R I TA LE N O TIC E I t H E R M Y G IV E N purtuonl to • F in*i Judgment #1 N N l M i n Botod O N t f f A x A ITER, and n m N m C a m N o B B 1 U 1 C A B E P t l lha Circuit Cawrl Ol tha E IG H T E E N T H Judicial C lrcull In and t o S E M IN O L E Caunly. F to id a ■ ha ra in M I T M O R F IN A N C1AL. INC la tho PUm lifl and G E O R G E I V E Y G A » JA N E G A Y ar t Ria Pitot vili fy I win tall aa itia Highotl and baa* biddor aar coin at lha A n l Nani door al Itia l ominoto County CaurINauaa In Vanto d Florida al II ao a m an the day a« January tl. IN t. t N toftowing dotcMbwd proparty aa aal t o » i In told Final J udgemu rt T H E W E S T N F E E T O F LO T M. A N O A L L O F LO TS II AND II. IN BLOCK F . OF TH E S O U TH to O F TR A C T 14. S IC OND R EP LAT OF U N LA N D O S P R IN G S . A C C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE C O A O E O IN P L A T BOOK * P A G E A OF TH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A O V E N R A N G E. R E F R I G E A A TO R , O ISH W A SM ER . G A R B A G E D IS P O S A L W ALL TO W A L l CARPET P R O F E R TY ADDRESS. « . PALM SPRINGS ROAD LONGW OOO. FLO R ID A a m W ITN ES S my hand and tha aaal at M a Court an Dacambar 1, taw (S E A L ) H ON OR AB LE D A V ID U B E R R IE N C to b at tha Circuit Court By JanaE JaaawK Deputy Clara PiMriah Oac II, 1C law D E L W Legal N o tice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N E IITM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A . IN A N O FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY CASE N O * a M ta C A a a L G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N OIVISIO N E M P IR E OF A M E 1 IC A FE 0 1 RAL SAVINGS BANK P L A IN T IF F . W A R R E N A L A N JA A N O . DAW N F L A N tA . HIS W IF E D E F E N D A N T (S ) N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E I t H E R E B Y G IV E N puravanl to an Ordar a> Final Judpmant t l Faractooura datad Dacambar I. law. antarad in C M I Caaa No t* b j i ot ttw Circuit Court al tha E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Clrcull M and t o SEM IN O LE County. Florida a h a r a In E M P I R E OF A M E R IC A F E D E R A L SAVINGS B AN K. PlAMlill and WARREN A LANZA ANO DAW N F LAN ZA HIS W IFE a rt datoidanllal. I m il tall ta tha highatl and bait b«ddor to caah A T TH E W EST FR O NT DOOR OF TH E SEM INOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO FLO R ID A , al II 00 A M . January O . law lha to to r u 1 daacribad praparty at att I told F.naI Jid g m int, LO T 14. C O U N TR Y DOWNS phase i i . a s u b d iv is io n ACCORDING TO TH E P L A T T H E R E O F . R E C O R D E D IN P LA T BOOK It PAGE S I I ANO M . P U B L IC R EC O R D S OF SE M I N O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A O A T C O al S A N F O R D . F to M j. ihit I day at D a *mbar. IM D A V ID N B E R R IE N C LER K O FTH E C IR C U IT C O UR T S EM INO LE C avity. Florida By JanaE Jaaatric Daputy Clort Publidi Oac II. M. >*M DEL m Legal N otice IN TH E C IR C U IT CO UB T OF T H E IIT M JU D IC IA L C IR C UIT O F FLO R ID A . IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TT CASE NO W T T t lC A * ! I G E N E R A L JU R ISD IC TIO N DIVISION F E D E R A L HOME LOAN MOR TO AGE CORPOR A l ION P L A IN T IF F . — «*— R O B E N T C D A N IE R A N O ANN DANSER. HIS W IFE . S H AD O W BAT HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC D E F E N D A N T (SI N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E I t H E R E B Y G IV E N pur w ant la an Ordw at Final Judgm inl at Faraclaaura datad Dacambar 1, lt«A antoad ut Clod Cata Ns H i m at lha C lrtu il Caurl at tha E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit m and t o SEM IN O LE Cavity. Ftotda. n h arain F E D E R A L H O M E L O A N M O R T G A G E COR P O R L T I O N . P la ln llll and R O B E R T C DANSER AND AN N OANSER. HIS W IFE ars datoidantltl. I mil tall to tha hiphatl and batt brddar to cath A T TH E W EST FRONT DOOR O F TH E SEM INOLE CO UN TY C O U R TH O U S E . SANFORO. F L O R I D A , al I I M A M . January II. Its* lha toHewmg datcrlbad praparty at tat to m In ta * F trial Judpmant N m i LO T 1 SHADOW BAY U N IT O N E . ACCORDING TO TH E P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE C O R llE O IN P LA T BOOK la. P AG ES «* ANO IW P UB LIC RECCR0S Or StwiflOLF C O U N TY . FLO R ID A D A T E O al S A N F O R O . Ftotda. Put I day at Dacambar taw D A V ID N B ER R IE N C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT tC M IN O L E Cavity Florida By JanaE Jaapmc Oaputy Clara Publish Our 11 IE 'tot D E L l«4 Legal N otices Legal N o tices Legal N otices ADVERTISEMENT TH E B OARDOF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS TH E C O U N TY OF SEM IN O LE SaperAta ta ile d b ld t I lf FC <W h N l f r t * M « t t o Pump SlAltoi. m il ba r t r t 'r t d In m* PurcbAIIAE OcpATlm int, Stm.noi* Cbvnly. unltl I M P A . . Neal H » t . W t o n t r y January II. Ito BM t m il ba pubdefy ot»n*d and r»od aloud In lha Board ol County Commit tt o to t Chamber* I N I t Firtl Spool Room i W i » Santod Florida an lha abort appointed d f r ot 1 M P M . local lima II (hailing bid. m oil tpi P v t 'a t .n g Dtpdflm tnl P O Ba> lit*. Santod F L J O T ! 1110 II d«H »tr mg btd m portoa, dolivtr i t County Set m e t Buitomg. IN I t F i n i Shoot Pure titlin g Roc option Room SJ00 Santod Florida SCOPE OF WORK: IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF T H I I I G H T I E NTH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT O F T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . I N A N D F O R S E M IN O LE CO U N TY C IV IL ACTIO N C A S IN O R l t l l C A M P FED ER AL NATIO NAL M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION PtaMiliH. rt K A R E N J ANDERSON Indi •tduatiy and at Tfvt'ra a* TH E ANDER SO N T R U S T . ai a l . Dotoidanft N O T I C E OF SALE Natfca It haraby (.van mat pvtu a n t la tha Fuwl Judgment ot Faracwtvra antarad mi me abava tty ia d cauta. in the C lr c u ll C a u rl al Seminal# Cavity. Florida. I m il tan ma praparty tituata Mi Seminala Cavity. F to ld a drtrr.bad at lot t Gl u c k a n o r t h O R L A N D O T E R R A C E . AC C O R O IN G T O T H E P L A T TH E R E O F AS R IC O R O E O IN P L A T BOOK If PAGE I* OF T H I P U B L IC RECOROS OF SE M l N O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A al public u k la lha highatl and batt t*dder t o cath. al ma Watt F rani daar t> ma laminate Caunly Cavfhevte al Santod F le n d a i l I I N A M an January II. IW t D A T E D thit t day al Da IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U B TO F T H I IETH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT C O UR T IN A N O F O R S IM IN O L I FLO R ID A O I N I R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N O IVISION CASE NO W M M C A B B P JUDGE I JO SEPH OAVIS C I T I C O R P S A V I N G S OF FLO R ID A, o Fedtrel Sormgi end loon Alloc tel ton Plelnrift and m tto K it to ih# com true '•on ol o m o tto tonogo pump Ing tlottoi including pH piping m ochonical and o lo c lric o i ogutpmont. tho tnttollotion tl etoctlKH p n o i h o p ! N *ho oguipmoht and oil o*hor an purtononcot nOCOMOTy t o thO cam ptow t M lha pr#foc t Spocihcoliant m il bo avt<i abN Monoor Oocombor It. IN t and may bo abtamad M. G to o A RodciitN Ik . M l Orlando Avonuo Maftlond FI D I H M il SpacihcatNnt t r t o'M o.oilobtr t o p u t up only a* Departmart al F m lra n m o n la l Loryicot S W A Sauthgoto Dr pm Santod Ft nm. Fwora IN TI IT) N i l A LL CHECKS M U S T RE MADE P A Y A B L E T O T H E C ON S U I T I N G E N G IN E E R Po . mont oI Fifty dal t o t IS M tti m U ba raguftad to aach aal, na rrtv id t will ba mada Cant?act Dacurnont v Plant aro ••#•labia t o rortoa anfy m lha P v t h a i C O N TA C T PERSON Paine Contractt Anatoli IN T) ttl tmEaf 111 Batty O la Pvchatm g Owacto I N K M rtlttraat Santod. FL n m Pubfith Dae N IN t O C L NT IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T. I IfiM T IE N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N D FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O ta l i n e A to l CALIFORNIA FEDER AL SAVIN G S ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION a (srparatpan or pent rad and e m tin g under lha lawt at tha United S'atat at Amarica. Ptaumn vt P E T E R L BROTSCH and hit • ib SUSAN J RROTSCII WAYNE SCHOOLFlELO T R U S T E E . B R Y A N P KING W A L T E R S E A R S O N and JAM ES M B L Y T H E H i JIM B L Y T H E . N O TIC E OF SALE PURSUANT T O C H A P T E R OS N O T IC E IS G I V E N that pvtuant It t t M l Judgment datad Dacambar S itw m tha abdpt tlftad rauta. I m il tail N tha i g f a i ' and batt biddri to cath at Watt From Daar at n v S t a l e r * Sampnala Caualy F to da a l l ) W a r n an lha Nth day at January, ltd* ma to w n •ng art* r4wd proper to la t 1*. l a d Carndan accord mg la the pia> thereat at re carded mi Plat Base TO Pagat It. aa and r» Public Racwdt of Sam rtoo Caunly f to Ido , D A TE O mtt am dor at Da DAVIDN BERR lfN C to t at Pw Court By Jana E Jatr-mc Deputy Clara Pubfith Dec II. Id taw D E L li t NO TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Nettce ft herrby gtren fhar I am engaged m butmata at P O Baa CMC Santod FL n m Sam mate Count, I to Ida m dw tha Fictptwut Name at PMT E N T E R P R I S E S and mat I Mi tend la regttwr to-4 name nith me C to t at me Cfrtud Court Sompnow Cavity Fiende m accerdonry mth ma pravitfant t l ma Fie trtleva Name liaiutot Ta Wit Sac Han M l Ot Tter.de SlatwWt tttt rt Patricia Tracey Pipfjf ir Oac I I IS itw Jan 1 t. *N* D E L '*4 Don't H o rn e t! Gross National Product. PAUL 0 T A I L O R end STACY D TAI LOR OetondenN N O T IC I OF SALE NO TICE I I H E R E B Y G IV EN mat p v iu o n i to o Final Judg man I Ot F o r tc te iv t da tod Of cember f, lew and antoad m Cata Na W USE CA «• P M me Circuit Caurl at ma Eightoanlh Judicial C lrcull In and t o Seminal# C a u n ly, F lo rid a , whoroin C ITIC O R P SAVINGS OF F L O R I D A 0 Feder al Senngt and Loan Audcioltoh ei PtoMHH and P AU L O FAILO R Otto STACY O FAI LOR f t PetondenN I will ton to me toghotl end bail biddar t o cath e' Watt Front Debt t l the Samuwto Cavthbuea 111 N P h i Avonva. Santod Ftoida at 11 EB a m an lha 14 l i y M January, itbr ma totowuig driertbad pregarty at tat to lh NiiatoFucal Judgment to m l l* » I* and lha N a l l it M Lai I I. Black E. L A K E V I E W. FI RST A O O ITIO N K cK P m g to lha Plat maroot at racer dad m Pie! 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B L O C K *, O R CAM W O R lO THIRD SECTION A C C O R D IN G TO TH E P L A T TH E R E O F AS RE C O R D E D IN P LAT ROOK t P AG E IB P U B LIC RECORDS OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y FL O R ID A D A T E D al S A N F O R D Fienda m .i l day ot Dacambar t*r» D A V IO N R CRRI E N C L E R K O T THE C IR C U IT COURT S IM I NOL t Covity I to ida By Jana E Jatamc Deputy C to* Putmth Dec II. It 'He O I L HE o t , nr LA K E M A R T T S OR IDA N O TIC E TO B it) Separate teaied MCI t o me item "tied beWn n.ll ba ra (tire d mi tha atttea t l tha city C to t . 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MEOSG. 06. ORTHO WE ARE VERY BUSY!!! APPLY TODAY ORICNT TODAY HOOK TODAY O IT PAID TOMORROW (K C C L L IN T PAY H4<Mar 4 Waakand Ralar MCDICAL P iR lO N N C L FOOL IN N Oitandn Ary Mary IT IT MaWtond labUBl INSPECTOR PACRERS Lata Mary manufacturing ta tlllty Aai immadia’a opaningt lor Ind 4 I'd lAItt Iniactun molding inipactor packatt Apply at Florida Paly mart IM* land Pond Rd Lak* Mai. Tlnrida 111 ttM JOB O P P O R T U N I t t n IN AUITR ALIA Opanmgc avail abN In wvtral araai mil tram For mlo call 1)1)1I c l MFOai) IM JOIN THE SANFORD HERALD TEAM! TELEMARKETING POSITION High earning t potanllat tor g u a lllltd la la m a rka lln g partonnal Hourl art 1 »P M t OCPM Monday Ibru Friday, lalurtfart IP 00AM 1 OCPM Commitcan nlth guaraniaad baw Apply In parton Thy lanNrd Harold MO Narth F ranch Ava laniard. Florida LANDSCAPERS Full lima Drivar t llcanw roMiWodt_______ Call m (I D M CTAL ROOF IND Intlaltoti W t o lU V bawdonaap l enfawd #*aa >t! 1*00 NANNY/HOUSEREEPER Full Tun* Ichiidran ratorancat 4 arpar an. yy Daf t TaO a4M ( rwc IT) 1)1 NEED R JOB ? CallOrvmn today O LtTC N ICR V IC (S toBBFn NEEDtD IM MEOIRTUYI ( Ipar a n ad raatort and halp a r * ___ Call m W ) H U M I t A I D ! I All th lllt. tap d v i r t ia d m ii Apply L a ltrw a tow*tang Cantor PIP ( ju d o __ lantord PART TIME RN S Naadad tor naaaandt a>a nighl tat-tt, a* lamatato Cam rnwrat. Manly iwa m t C' rwt Unit m laniard CamgaMira .......... Cad Ml OPT PART TIME WAITRESS (v a n .n g v t Apply .t par ton A n a l, t Malta* Ratlawrant Mai Marl Plata laniard Farid. 1 m in i PART T U * I RN • ( l l a V I Fabuiam chant* to ww m * ta flit* Pm Nr * Nr a w A c n ' Cnan png paracll* Hill *»• N d a ,• AAA la .a w .n rM NO H lim n • m im PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN O n *4 F Nr id* I a*d*t» patr contrai compamat n laaaing Na <*r**r mmdad mdln dpaatt •ho want N Narn 4 la N kwctakt Mn, anon that can ba Company *aa.<n cam pan, bam4'N 4 mor. Apply W parwn ll*) Park 0* lanNrd FI t o p — cam PRODUCTION WORKER Far cwtlam marb<a mig Gnu on* Tpaaymg * Hagai*, Mitmg 4 Pawmg Mill 1*4* tiabN 4 aapamltfcn pm ton » H . | a n y I n* Appi Carl HAIW QQD IN D U !’ R i l l INC w a rn PUBLIC WORKS LABORER I t TT par hr Migh tchaai a pinna 0 ( 0 or arju-.ann* caritlfcaia al campatoncr taparnnea and wmi aOiiNd manual labor, anamadgi at Nall 4 aguipmand uwd m p a n * 4 bwMdmg m» » n none* tNaa*t Wnart 4 n*t#r linat A b illlr '* parlarm tlrnnuaut nark * a • t'a 'i at I, to kalian inttruclant Ob •am appinalank Nam CiT,. Man 1)0 ( Lake Mary Bird , luito It Loan Ma>y Ft ay c a iim N N I OF RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST F or Mania! Haatm FacltMy to lantord Mvti ba accuraN and *,pn 01 apm Madrol knanl adga halplwl (a c a lla n t lU-u! •> C A III1 I4 II’ R (C (P TI0 4 H S T i r e •• ’ *• riWcl FNaibN hrt kaap yaw happy I A m nar phanat 4 great clnnlk' fiarnl'ik rnclmka denial I AA4 ( m*H vnwnl NO m Tim i i . _______ m i m RESTAURANT HELP WANTED Applitallan* non V m g ac capNd tor nailrmwk na ture b a rle n d a r, talad prep ay tie* bar. brnilar (g e l. chat a akkiklanl d-ennath.*I but boat hot tati and Ima took! Ratorancat and back ground aaparnne* r*gu>'*d Lunch and Dmm* pMibant a.a.iab(a Opnn.ng an aa ba lore Jan I itat Apply *1 Oragory t Ratlaw'ant and Cacklailp, la n lo rd T a n n Lguart ID ) 1 Franch Av* lanN>d FI Vai m*u Thuat Ik AM la |PM Na calit gtoawi BN * LI'N Pori I me * (, ■ M.iiha.an Maailh Cara Cantor U llta a IO C M I FURNISHED 1 1 2 BEDROOM C O ir 1 bdrm hawk# appi 1am at Aduitt No Pan i n wti MKludtd No children or p.H ________Call m O B I ______ IT S — In d u s tria l H IO O IN LAKC - Avan IM F I _________ R e n t a ls _________ ir l Central M'A 11FJ m* * tot B ) toll or IW 4 H I ( im AAA BUSINESS C !H T (R Nan JlMt IN T IM t I c -' .t attic* nhw lilt bar ntm lantord ) bdrm I 't bam on it* i i m it* ) a)) iw a iw living room dining roam k llth a n o p tlg n a i dan 114— R e e l E s tilc bedroom laudry room Ealr* VEN TURE I P R 0 P (R T I(L i*»ga yard 14)1 mo • wc PAUL OSBORNE Ml BT0dayt m i'h a n i ______ t ’ 4 aataar 111 4144 LAKE MARY ) bam Family J Room Appliance! Included No Fa*' ka)S m 99— A p arim en T * U n lu rn iih e d / R ent LAKE MARY I Mkrm J to*** iPMfttf PtH ft K>tf«Ob«Y liMfV'B No Th ' C 0 U I H O U l r O R M H O L ID A Y S In bur ) bdrm ) bath a p a r lm a n lk . t p a c lA w t HOLIDAY kllthan wparato dining area I yak* Naw 4 I month bna yarn! i Walkman* III F«44 DANIEL & WOHLWENDER REALTY INC I Hom es / Ren! \ * | . I * It yaw non! a carta* and not |wtl a red) ypu art iha barton n* naad to talk to Wa ta toaamg lor pretottwmait and na m il *v*n wnd you I* K i w i to bocom* an*! II you already hara you» llcanw. than Why na.l any longer to roach your tmanciai goaif Call ma immadratoly toy a contHtonl.al mtorawn Leva 1 0 7 -M o b ile 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n f 97— A p ir t m e n T i Q ro v e Y ic w ^ p t s . BN F ) thilt pan lima Lakavton Hurting Cantor FI* I . >«d t l . Vantoad ■n o b if n Full ar part lima I AM to >PM and IPM to MPM th.bt •>•*• abn Nan pay kc*Ni Cam* and •alt a tour *4 aur lunar nr •ola* lo cillfy. nhyre in n— oliad mtaaurat are Vang .ntpiamantod br all itf. 11 ad lla” l l pr—rnto ratlaralivn •..ft t Cpnlatl DfRARY MANOR 40 N Mny II l W Debarr Ft tor an apgni Mon thru Frl PAMto«P<A H H 4 H H O ROUTE COLUCTOR Pari IWIN mnd-ng Ideal tar tgWagglIMCpor v B »FIM lA ilt / R t R V T C I PRRtON f n.ar ma Ft* utoktoN and moot hjgnnr than avaraga mewna •< ” n lama turn I dayt an ) dayk a*1 O d Inn •an It aawr opgerhxuty C**l Raymond a< IB XM O' ________ I 4R0 Ito •**) ____ I A K I c o u ic to a i' — local company hat a data tor yawl Kaap •>*,• ei tawt A t l Any aaparnnea mil ba i d fda<*d F .ii pad bamri’t Murry1 AAA (nptoynwnt NA to Dm ii in i 'a SECRETARY tor Plumping Ca to Dkbary An— ar p a r a l Typing Mmg A garnral ***><* n*rk Full hm* pnk'har Pnaw #00*1 a’ •itewthM tghoarirtl llto lN O tA A C N IN I O P (R A TO R ) ( ip*rnnc*dm*itep***hent ALIO HIRING 1MIPPING4 RCCCIVING 1P0I AOf H i A C U T T I t l Far p*Onrng mpulac’ ^at *4 boat A ladot at' ft nnn* 4 WWtormk looking to*n*rd to *h* k u w V watw #>** mm ttoadr nark and la lt at Oaarlxnal Madam a* (and 1— 4 plant EacaHanl nark mg cand'li— k Inr— h«* pay paid hobdayi 4 paid taca’on (a c* nan* haalm car* (* ! Can.annm w r i n g v t ’ AAr lil IPM Fi*a*N hrt may ha cant-dmad Mill a w H i . gwatiind appucpnlt lamer c'blank — Hamad Caneaman’ toea Ion igmmutok tom I 4 COM ! JOIN A F A IT OROtoINO COMPANY « ■ ( AM fM R C R O F OUR TIA M t lan Dal Man.iactormg >)at OW Laka Man Rand . Florida lirtl III Ml* STUDENTS! EARN MONEYS OVER THE HOLIDAYS B M W UkaMara tied 71 — H e l p W a n T e d 7 T— H e l p W a n t e d ,T R C I- T em W I^ 321 0514 COMf i f f r u t OIFFCRCNCC rm P IR S O N M J S 7(05100 rwo TOSlHONS AVAILABLE Piatiarar ana Apprentice Plaalarar Naadad O N LY Monatt and Hard Harking Naad Apply Ml aid*' U R I I N H T N I ■ D 1 Dagondabto Parwn to *a»» nilhoul tupn* r'lran to* latat Oil Ca m tom.non Area to* b#m H - N H I Otcnarwa P ra t. IH tP C O V a N iM t F I RarOL T a WRI H A IIP M k r’a, " " 1 par ton Tuat tor* T hurt ) IPM D* Nna Inn Oaltona B * a d .(iH I aatOaitorn m a»)l *? 73— E m p loym ent < - MERRY IMAS SPECIAL ) badraam with Pa’ a F » ' in Break ton Noot A C toon to toa» Carp*' *»* Aapriancak Ltd Rani to* Owe lead Depot't to now. t m 4 4dua' par manto 1)1 *4 tor 4 tanaacu •1 va manlht k)ka month kiar’ mg Jan ngt to Da. '•*» A p p lita lla n la* l i t nan ratomabta d mmut* appro, al OW| 4 apartment’ »*' '■CAM bl IPM AAonda, Dec 1* and tondwdar Dac II ParatMa Plata AparTnw N Lrating OMica D M * t) LAI E MONROE U E A ) t o . • '» carpart will.rwt m u*) U IIV K R ) bdrm •*< to MW IB M MAR IN I R IV IL L A O ! L t Ada I bdrm IM m * I bdrm IW n o K lV t o _________W a n t e d _________ H WILL DO H O U S IR IC FIN D hy •aw haw Cry *r naaa lantord •»*• aMy_______ C*HM' 4to) o m G ) J i n 3 93— Rooms lor Renf DOWNTOtoN 1ANIORO Al tract*aa large room Pnvato anbanca *41 t’rw ' park mg Ca« n i aid 1 ba'— n rapm U C e U I N T LOCATION c ' i h m i i a w * . priviiagn 111 V I I art IV T l \ 141' I URMIkHI Q 10044) Nam OT lantord Outo* ( paacahA ra'gwuc hemal I B na ptotttoc* AttorrPM m »M 1ff.nka4 Ream cH h— lactil •■at available M l nk ttl ax can H ) B«4 SANFORD Sayw eoif*i •AtrirMe Ntwff us • itacae* b«*9i ft mim 97— A p a r tm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R e n t (F F IC K N C Y Atoacliaa 4 rt.an Uiii me! Lightod on tiraaipartng t))4M>4kpm TOR QUIET. SINGLE STORY. ENERGY EffICIEHT FURNISHED STUDIOS $299 MO. t M e p * ir s "VonMO' r i t l 2 t Z - J 8 7 9 TOOL Bf ULR EVIETV I bdrm k ill ma I bdrm kMC m* J bdrm UIC mo •Canrral mat* 4 A.r •Canaan— ’ to I ) « #11**41 lt» me rani FBANKLIN ARM1 I I B Ftona* Aa* Caurl A. lata Dr m i B * SANFORD t Bdrm . N A Garaga a ml nati at I 4 an n « y 4* k)M ma met uhiitiat p*wk V o 4 IktWB |()4B41aHa»4 BPAA SANFORD I bdrm Naa' Motp-to' AH U'll lwt Advil) Only 1*1 na aa u t li t o a dial’ ll lit » ) ' LANFORO Call u) tor 1 4 ) bdrm rental) I1 H 4 up Pan** Realty _______ 321-1471 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS 1 4 ) bdrm dupto.r) Irom L1JS Playground 4 Mug* poo* C*nv— tly tocetod an I) a) tw’naan U4 4 L ! Mary B'ad f im t lm WtkwBg* 321 2920 ************** Tha lantord Moral* Ik kit mg tludamt agat I) to 1* tor Doer T0 Poor laiat b a r *h* ito oa,t High income poton lial Horking haurt ar* I) PM I* 1 PM Monday thru la ’u* lantord Marato MON FrenchAva laniard FI__ TANK WAGON DRIVER f tpanamad n hauling pair* toum prodwetk local rator •neat 1 dayi a Co S— M t Apply In Pa*ton IWN^LaurMAin lantord T R A IN IR I ) II thlW •bit Our cllanll NEW STORE OPENING Aro you looking Tot career odvancemenl? As one of America's largest and laslest growing con­ venience store chains we ofler you tho oppor­ tunity tor advancement If you havo Ihe altitude & ability It lakes WE OFFER • COMPETITIVE STARTING SALARY • COMPLETE JOB TRAINING •TEAM WORK ENVIRONMENT • MEDICAL 4 LIFE INSURANCE • PAID VACATION • RETIREMENT PLAN • APPRAISALS/SALARY CONSIDERATIONS Wo are currently hiring lor all positions. In­ cluding Deli Managor, Assistant Manager, full & part time cashiers All ahllls aro available Apply In Person: SPEEDWAY/STARVIN MARVIN 14 & SR 46. S A N F O R D , FL. 8 a m. to 5 p.m. EOE CAU TOOAY SANFORD COURT APTS 3713101 trad* URKC MARY Aimaal nan ) bdrm } b*m ) ca* ga»aga toWme Can Lj A* Miry ) Ladroom t barn ICC ma f ie%f «r*d l««* m a*1* 1 p f f in u n a n LEASE OPTION RENTAL Laniard ) I l i l t month Ae*H January itt * « I4II w arehousem an TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER Apprymparken L O llC O t t u __________ m ign__________ NiNOOto KRVICRM AN 1' V I ( •calton* mpavlathH*r ha* a tpnt h r yaw' larMca afitting accatmto m c# lawk 1 Don I decay1 AAA (mptoa many NO H Ink ll Ml U N m ti 7 (0 6100 WSICLAIRMOMT. LANFORO Nice ) bdrm ) bam No pa*) SBC me plu) UB dapo).’ RESULTS REALTY 41* Ma* LEASE OR LEASE PURCHASE 1 barm I to bo** Cantval M A Cencryto Black Garage tot a x o* toB ma ia h f o r o i . ' j * i i-i" " Victorian Pattibia laata pu’ chata t l . ( M ma ar ptlga .'B4)l* SANFOtD A K A ) M r m % 2 turn* c ko%# H U.» I top) tvnead yard Applt •nett toll mo Itf tail 4 ratorancat ________ Call W F 1 4 T ______ LANFOBD a l i a l u n i Mamat tor ran' Lite Parirg Beatty _________ 172 1471 SANCOOD. I bdrm . t bam fUpntiJ ft LUARNf PO*#9N |91o9**'t ' 1!(MttASn tf9Mi9*tt I C iil lor m*-rnv^m* IT I Wl? BOM Itf AL TT INC m i «h SANFORD OuW n a g to u to M cww to church I bd*m I ’ an,ad yard bath poo iBO ma It’ 4 tot' n— m * aacwrity t n IB> SHORT TERM RENTAL ) to 4 ma ) bdrm . < bam Fla roam ’once* yard Lax ma p’ wttacu'i’ e Call t n ttl> a r W> W it SUNLAND ESTATES • I bdrm I bam c a n toncad « . w napa’t to )) dtca— tod Can to) iqt ) WASHINGTON OARS ] bdrm tto bam appuancat garag* toncad ye'd tod mo C o u n t ll*o I S M MattgpikTW Aw Laniard ) bdrm I to barn. appt>pnc*t 4 Curlatnt Bel toll mo lt» 4 Iptt m# 0*by. lake a toe* man call ID B Ttl •fta# *PM tor appamtanant I BDRM a ll rm . C H A A, toncadya'd todCm. Hall Realty l i t » m 105— D u p lexT rip le x / RenT D ELUXE DUPLEX COMM UNITY C LE A N .Q U IE T. SPACIOUS San— Citit— dike______ IB CB) SANFORD — ga ctoan I bdrm. Central M A Carper* Hato* Pd SWSmd SBOtoC IT) « * SANFORD Nm ) bdrm ) bain appil •neat na>har d* »** too* up SPBme ptwsdap_____ I B IBe* SANFORD Couniry (KpMa V t. F R SaB me d'ktaunNd Im madtoto occupancy Call I I I tto) or St) TlW aftor )PM SANFORD Lg modern I bdrm No <hi KMan or pa't Rat area im p iw tllB O e p D IX IT STOREFRONT SHOP Lantord *U0 XI N . nanly f f * W lllt ^ l» H ^ pit AND N E W Fulton Cantor, t l ) F ulton it Lantord ato H '• typandabto a*' (a and ra tail tpaca i]X )4 t — age m ava 4 TOWN INTERSECTION! Orange City Whiiparing P.nak i« x tq ” Baaut'hrt. t a t ) ____________ i m iair : i I * 1AT—Homes lor Self BATEMAN REALTY IM Real I itoN Brabar IkM Lantord Aa* 321 0 7 3 9 . .......... 131*1237 ■Y OWNER RAYWCOOSUBO ) bdrm ) bam great roam hreptoc* tend parch. ) ear ga*agr 'andteapad tot ) r*t aid Aitumabto Mig M.m fandiTton | )ik N t t l til) C0UNTRT HOME! On a a r m IPk too Call p i ditoor H i t t t t i i 0 ( VO TED TO EXCELLENCE T I E ME M DOUL CO M M ER CIAL POTENTIAL! BnauMV paimtl I until. |l bdrm t bam 4 1 bdrm . I betni Ail aa— 'aneat mtlwdmg nama. an* draw tn bo«h un»t) Damar anitwiancai COUNTRY. Y E T CLOSE INI ) bdrm ] bath kplit plan, tantral haa’ air afire mtuto fa n aicaDanl canditian Corn#* to* to tta th v t US B0 O V E R L O O K IN G TH E FAIRW AVSI 4 bdrm )to bam hom. coir family ream with tirapiaca K ’ aanad pgrrh Oat* looking lak* k"d gall caurw. lormal living 4 din.ng rm# _ SU» B0 NO MORE R IN t l Own mis I bdrm ) bam m Hidden Laka VHta Vary ctoan and naa' Eat m kllthan large ctew'i met landtcapmg comm unify pool SB00d 333-3031 DRASTICALLY REDUCED! i ago tg It Ivamg houw Can If A IsneO RC 1Sat kb VENTURE I PROPERTIES Mary Tabw III H t o l l l N H U R IA M W O LD ) bdrm. I barn huge coma* tot. nut area Ul.M B Call m 1EI FOR SALE OR LEASE 1 bdrm I to bath Cantral h a Cant'vto Block. Gar aga S44 ax nr LtB mo____ B l DM FREE WEEKLY LIST ot pro parly lor koto by own**" Call Help U SaK Broker-------.It ) )D1 GOV'T R IPO REIM.ESI SINCE IFF) BOB M BALL. JB P A .C t M LAKE MABY REALTY m t it s List... For Holiday Living! 'rtyo-Udacp S ficcia l “ Your Age Is Your FIRST M O NTH RENT (EXAMPLE: 35 YEARS OLD RENT $35 00) g e qeva g a r d e n s APARTM ENTS 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford (407) 322-2090 O lllc e H o u rs : F ri. 9 6. Sat. 10 4 ___ SPM. . STORAGE/SHOP Lantord I'M tg n Can ba d'v'dad TN u t H I— manth I B I B '______ ____ Santa's 5oviN#a*i*m I - fd»t* MiAifMnl. Jtv i FOR S A ll/ lIA S E In tontor* utad tar tot. hag bay gar aga n/liP taiak on»ca nnanca affic* JO P'at aahteto capacity Great Lac atlan I CaM » ) >MR________ lANFONO. I ) f t . Ra*an *0(kR ft toB na d ' R I H P P a i l ) ) like_________ 127— O EFice R e n ta ls DORCHESTER APTS. TRUCK MECHANIC ( ipar— a ragMrad Apply m pm ton Bflia Truck 4 Auto Papair M l) lantord Aw Laniard (At* tor Bnl •* Lonmai_____ toe rant pNa w ' ^ 2 ^ ^ 3 0 7 (na*ga RaaHy IB d V I *a to* kw* ana* hr, iv • | h 117— C o m m ercial Rentals_______ I l �m H P P n T T r r r 4 1 — Sanlotd Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. 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W f llB O R M Sohabla Espahol 4444 Hwy. 17-92 - Longwood 2 Mi. North of Hwy. 434 8 3 1 -1 3 1 8 O pen till 6 p m Mon f»l - Sol I'll 6 p »n — Sun till 5 p i START START START START STAR1 START $1 2 2 5 °° *1 5 2 5 °° *18 9 5°° 52195°° 52895°° 5 3 2 9 5 °° 5 3 9 9 5 °° � 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, 1988 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, December 18, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1988. 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>, December 18, 1988; <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/e40ddc2013533044b31a676327445400.pdf bd3896ac7c9667bbdebab28a7706a9c5 PDF Text Text FR ID A Y December 16, 1988 S a n fo rd H e ra ld B U I Year, No 99 — Sanford. Florida NEWS DIGEST Howell delivers challenge BRIEFS Candidates dicker over drug testing By BRAD CHURCH Herald staff writer No Nukes la iiw m o w m a rysewpMj .n — SANFORD — District I city nmol! election, Swrrtlng III. lo Irst today ...... U n llowrtl. candidate lor Ihr lommlssion seal In Tuesday’s rhallrngrd his opponent. James join him III submitting to a drug Hnwrll Mid hr dors nol susprri Swrrtlng ol using Illicit drugs hul thinks the candidates should show Ihry arr drug tree as an example lo Ihr youth ol Sanlord Swrrtlng M id allhougli hr consider* Ihr challrngr In poor laste." hr would submit lo a test also, and release Ihr rrsulis In a slalrmrnt read al City Hall ibis morning. Hnwrll rrlrrrrd lo rnmtnrnia Swrrtlng rnadr about Sanford '* drug problem Tliursrlay. railing for Ihr rsiahllshmrnt of two poller department sulistaMuns anil rrcommrndlng establishment of a drug rrhabllltailon erntrr In Sanfonl *'Whal w r nerd most it a good rxarnplr for Ihr kills." Ilowrll said liMlav. "They nrrr! good rxamplrs from lamlly. friends community irad rrs and public officials Words ran t>r prrliv mranlnglrsa in those involvrd with drugs "Young people nerd lo know lhal lain Hnwrll and James Swrrilng practice what ihry preach Ih ry need In know Ural w r ran live our llvrs wlihoui doing drugs". Ilowrll wild lhal as a result ol Ihosr Irrlings In a spun ol lrlrnilshi|i ami on lirhall ol ihr youth ol Sanford I thallangr Mr Swrrtlng In See Candidates. Page 3 A Industrial park O K ’d by board rr By BRAD CHURCH Herald Staff writer More dam age found in reactor W ASHINGTON — New rrack* havr turnrd up In a rooting ptpr In one of thr Savannah K ltrr nuclearwrajion* reactor* in South Carolina, a prohlrin srrk»u* enough to drlay restarting thr rrarton. The Washington Poet frjjortrd Friday Quoting unidrniirtrd Reagan adrnlnlalration ofTktal* and other aounra familiar with the romplrs. Ihr Post said thr crack* rrprrsrnlrd thr moat srrkiu* structural prohlrin yrl Idrn llflrd al Ihr aging rrarton Th r cracks aflrrt Ihr main routing sysirm al Ihr L rrarlor. whlrh I* onr of llirrr rrarton al Ihr Savannah Klvrr ITant nrar Alkrn N C T h r Post aald Ih r crack* ajijrrar In tw n th rr flaws or strrss lndu< rd drfrrta In Ihr m rial Itsrll rallirr lhan Ihr m orr rnmmon fissure* assnrlalrd with wrlds. All Ih rrr rrarlor*. whlrh currently air shut down, arr ihr nalkm's only sourir of irttliim. a |irrtshahlr isolopr that decays al Ihr ralr of 5 5 prrrrn t a yrar and must I k- rrplrnlahrd (irrtodlrally In nuclear wrapons From Unllad P ratt Inltrnallonal rtporlt Students af Jackson Height* Middle School gather round John Nagle icenteo for whom they donated □ □ Florida Group says D O T needs reforms TA L L A H A S S E E — I h r DrpaMmrni of Trans porlatlon nrrds numerous rrlorms and a largr Infusion of rash lo m m thr growing Iransjtorla Mon nrrds ol Florida, spokrsmrn for a privair srrlor advisory group Mid Thursday Partners in rrodut iiviiy sjmkrsman W M Palmer said Ihr group had not siudlrd sjwctfk ways lo ralnr morr inonry lot mad ronsinicMon hul rnnrrdrd that an Inrrrtsrd gasullnr las was onr obvious possibility ’ If Floridians want a lirllrr frrtadl sysirm. Ihry arr going lo havr In jmy for II." Palmer Mid. "W h rrr (hoar revrnurs rornr from is drhatablr. hul II i-annol U- drhaird whrlhrr wr havr an adrrpralr funding sysirm S m Page S A Students give the gift of love By CAROL J.R UM SCV Herald staff writer Great Lakes drop predicted CHICAGO — Prolonged drutighl Irorn Ihr grrrnhousr rflrrl rould cause Ihr Irvrls ol thr Grrat I~akr* m drop as much as II Irrl. with serious political, economic and rcologlcal rnnsequences. a walrr rxjx-rt Mid Thursday S|*r.iking In Irglslalors Irom Ihr Grrul laikrs stairs and Canada. Frank Quinn Mid ihr rrsulis of global hrullng could tic srvrrr. hul should nol br fell until aflrr 1990 T h r o lllc la ls . H ireling al ih r annual U S -Canadian Legislative Caucus on Grrai Lakr* St. Lawrence Klvrr Issues, alao hr.inl lorrnrr Wisconsin Gov. Anlhony Karl warn lhal II widespread drought grips thr nation, drin.mds for Grrai larkrs walrr "from rlryrr. ihlrsiirr parts of Ihr eouniry arr going lo lircomr stronger.'* t o o Pago 7 A INDEX Bridge............... Classifieds....... Com ics............. ...... SB Deethi.............. ....... BA ........4A Financial......... Florida.............. Horoecope...... Nation............... People.............. Police............... ...... 2 A Sports............... Tslsvlslon....... ....... SB W sathsr........... W orld............... Partly cloudy and mild today Today Is a prrlty tiler day with highs In Ihr 70s so rnjny. II all changes tonight Th n s r winds Irnm Ih r northwrst are coming direct fnan C a n a d a T o n ig h t Ir m p r r a t u r r s w ill drop Inin Ihr -10s with a chance n( rain. _ OVIEDO — Ihry ditto I knuw his namr. unlv that hr d lost hnih legs ami nrrdrrl a nrw w hrrh hair, bul lhal was enough lor student* al Jackann Hrighls Middle St I km>I In Irss lhan iwu weeks. Ilrry ralsrrl SXHO lo Iruv a vthrrl< h.nr A rnotorurd chair In whkh the seal Mom charged in ‘cocaine child’ case By BUBAN LOOIH Herald >tall wriler______________ □ Nation money for a motort/ed wheelchair Nagle lost both hi* leg* lo Wood clot* SANFORD - For ih r first llrnr In Seminole ('otm ly. a cocaine -addli led mother has liern charged with child atiusr and delivery' <>f cocaine in her unlMirn child Toni Surrll Hudson 29. ol 1071 lllakr S i.. A lia m o n tr S p rin g s , wan a rre a le d by *hrrt(Tn Invrsilgalor Dan I'ranl Thursday on ihr slrrrl In rural Altamonte Springs I'rnst rr|M»rts lhal al H O I a m Nov. 11 al Florida llosjitlal’ A llam on lr S|iimgs. Hudson gave Ivtrth lo a non nhr named Michael Pntnl rrjMirtrd lhal doclnrn |irr(ormrd urine im i on Ihr baby and determined lhal lhe child had rocalnr In his system Hudson also trntrd |»osillvr for cncalnr and has rrjrortrdly lold Invrstlgalom nhr has used crock rocalnr for Ih rrr yrar* and used It (hr nlgnl Itrforr nhr wrni In Ihr hns|)llal In drllvrt hrr baby, T lir Stale D rp a rlm rn i of was unlrayrd and Ihr law k properly weighted so as to lie safe ll ltrg.111 with 33 students In Terry Halleys homeroom Hallrv knew ol Ihr man Irom her Union Park tliu n li Ills name is John Nagle and blood i lot* i tins* <I ihr |o%%of his lr|g% liMif year* Mr churt h dim tor m rnikm rd lo me about tire chair!" iLulrv Mid "llow ll was worn mil. and hr See G ift. Page 3A List of city manager hopefuls cut to eight By SANDRA BOUCH AHIHI H*f»ld staff w rite r________________ LA K E MARY - l-ukr Mary com­ missioner* at a special meeting on Dec 22 will nrlrcl which of ihr Inji right city managrr candidate* they will interview lor Ihr FW.OOO in S45.(XX) a-year jMtsi T h r Inirrnailonal Association ol i'llv Managers (ICMAI has nrlrctrd Ihr flnul rlghl cnndulalr* from among 40ajrpllcanta Cnmminnlonrrs drcldrtl last night In hold Ihr sjm-c MI turning on Thursday. Dri 22 In srlrcl ihr candidaim to lie Interviewed. T h r Interview* will lie conducted on Jan 12 •*| nollllrd all right jirojilr Ihry havr liern Identified as possible See List. Page SA SANFDKD — Planning and riming r ommlsnkmrrs rrcommrndrd aji jirm.il Thursday night of a prrllml nary |iUt lor a 32 acre Indust pal j>ark jusi north ol Ihr Sanlord In d u s tria l P ark o r r u jilr d hy C'odlsi o Irtr Thr cnnimlsntonrr* also ajijirmrd a sitr plan lor a jmijMisrd Arby * re sta u ra n t n r x l door to th r Sbonry s rrstauranl on Orlamlo Drive The 14 lot Industrial park with oerrse to State Hoad 4H l* planned nn land owned by Ihoma* I. and Kenneth L t>ylrr It I* east of Ujmala Mn.ul and south ol S M IN A narrow si rip ol jtrnjirrly will connect ihr jirojirrtv to 1-4 and is jtlannrd lo jtrmklr an accrs* brlwren Ujmala Road south ol Ihr Sanlord Industrial Park, math to S R 4t> A irptrsentallvr of thr developers sakt talks arr underway with Ihr slalr DrjM pm rnl of 1ranj«>rtatk>n lo provide a rut in Ihr S R 414 median lo provide acre** lo lire ru tia m r la lire tralustnsl park Irian With d im Hum or* ihr highway II Ihr d ly rvimmisslon approvrs Ihr jirrliminarv i>lai, nrgoilalkHis will la-gln with UiKllsro lo linr u|i Ihr road through ihr jnirk with a |tarlially im njilrird road ihruugh Ihr I mllsiu jt.uk whkh gors north Irom Ujisala Itoad. providing a d im I Conner I kin lirlwrn 1 Jtsala and S It 4fi I h r commission also rrro in mrndrrl ajijtmval. on a 4 2 vote, of a siir jilan lor a jtmjtnsrd Arby’s rrslaurant just south of Sbonry s In Ihr 3100 block ol Orlando Drive Com m ission Chairm an H rrn i ('aril and Gary Davidson vnlrd against recommending ajijirnval and r ornmlssionrrs John Mmrts. John LeRoy. la-on Urooka Sr. ami Jay Malnnr voirrl (or ll ('aril objected lo Ihr location In a u s r of Ihr junxlmlly of Ihr l>ro|>o*rd (M ilk in g lol lo Lakr Adair and Shonry s. and thr aggravalkrn of Iralllc problems in Ihr area T h r commission had reservation* about Ihr Shonry's site when It was llrsi |iru|Mrsrd because of lls pro*Unity In Ihr lakr. and jMirt of Its sllr jilan .ijiproval was baaed on |irrSee Park, Page SA III ilth and Rehabilitative Srrvlcr* has liern Involvrd In thr Invrstlgaton. Pranl rcjxrrtn lhal Dr Mallirw S rrlrl of Ihr Orlamlo Child Prolrctlon Tra m lold Invrsllg.ilorn Hudson had no prrnatal <arr and thr only way Ihr hoy could havr brrn from with cor ainr In Ills synlrm, would havr Irern Ihruugh hi* mother’s unr ol cocaine. Srrlrl rrjxirt* lhal cocaine can br damaging lo un unborn child and might caunr a njMinlunroun abortion In Ihr rarly months of prrgnary. See Baby. Page SA hwsm **•*•*r *•**a»acs Beltw ay opens Gov Bob Marline; cut tho ribbon opening iho first leg of tho bellway around Orlando, which Includos Ihe llrsi half mllo portion of fho Semlnolo County Expressway The slx-milo toll road runs from Ihe East Wosl Expressway in Orlando to Aloma Avenue In Seminole County. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322*2611 • ~ �S H H B W W M E H B vS 1A — Sanford Hatald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, December 1ft, 1BS8 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE SfATE FLORID Gustafson calls for cooperation 9 .' ■it. Transportation dept, erred on turnpike TA LLA H A S S E E — The Department of Transportation madr a mistake In trying to rush through a proposed Tampa-toJacksonvllle turnpike and has extended the public Input phase of the project Indefinitely. D O T Secretary Kaye Henderson said Thursday. D O T placed the project on a fast track. Henderson said, because of what he sees as a great need to have a d'rrct. high-grade link between the two rapidly growing metropolitan areas. Rut the proposal brought an uproar of protests from environmentalists and residents along the proposed routes, many of whom said the road would be an environmental disaster. The real problem. Henderson said, was that D O T had failed to adequately Inform the public both of the need for the road and of the department's sensitivity to environmental concerns 'Tra n k ly. the D O T considerably underestimated the degree to which citizens were concerned and underestimated the response to this proposal and the time we needed to evaluate all of those concerns." Henderson said. "Consequently, our ability lo communicate with the public has suffered — and we're going to correct that." Henderson said the department would embark on a new. exhaustive round of public hearings all along the proposed six-county route. The final decision on whether the tumpikr will be built will not be made until after those hearings. There is no cut-off date for testimony from citizens, environmental groups and l*<mJ and left'mal government*. Henderson said. An existing Ju ly I deadline "Is trashed." The turnpike will not be built. Henderson said. If testimony and additional studies show serious environmental damage w-ould occur. D O T is considering alternate routes that could ease the potential damage to the environment. It is possible. Henderson said, that mitigation and route changes needed to protect the environment could make the project too expensive to be done. N e w trial asked for Richardson TA L L A H A S S E E — Attorneys for convicted child killer James Joseph Richardson. Insisting they have proof their client did not poison his seven children 20 years ago. Thursday asked the Supreme Court to order a new trial for Richardson. Washington lawyer Mark Lane and Miami lawyer Ellis Rubin also renewed their plea to Gov. Dob Martinez to grant clemency to Richardson, a black man who earned hU living picking fruit In ih r fields near Arcadia before his sensational murder trial. Either way. both men said they had no doubt Richardson will soon be a free man. perhaps even In time for Christmas. "Th is petition Is going to crumble the house of cards the state built Its whole case on." Rubin said "Th e name Richardson ts going to become a symbol " Richardson was sentenced to death far the 1067 murders of his seven stepchlldrrn. who died after eating a meal laced with parathion poison. Richardson's lawyers said the murders actually were committed by baby siller and neighbor Detsy Reese, the only adult present when the children died Lane and Rubin aald they can prove that Richardson was framed by former DcSoto County Sheriff Frank Cline. I2ih Circuit State Attorney Frank Schaub and Assistant State Attorney John Treadwell. The attorneys said they Imped not only lo free Richardson but to force prosecution of Cline. Schaub and Trcsdwell W om an wills fortune to charities PENSACOLA — An elderly woman who avoided spending money on herself when she was alive willed some 130.000 lo the Social Security Administration and another $150,000 to other organizations, an attorney said Thursday. "Site wanted to repay the government ind repay the organizations that were good enough to help her." said attorney Stephen Shell, who aald about half of the woman's estate also went to surviving relatives. Ann Roselle Hundley Hayne was 87 years old when she died June 15. In the recently executed will the left thousands to Social Security. Chrlat Episcopal Church, the Disabled American Veterans and the Rockefeller Foundation. "She believed In giving back from whence It came." said her niece. Marjorie Hughey. Hayne. whose husband died more than 50 yrars ago. spent the last four years living al Hughey's house. Shell said the organization receiving the largest sum was the church, which got some $70,000 He said the money Is for the Service to Others Committee "for the express benefit of Hie needy and homeless tn Pensacola." The Hev. Madison Currln. pastor of the church, described Hayne aa "a wonderful, very gentle, very loving older lady" who moved to the area from somewhere In North Carolina From United Press Inlsrnalionsl reports LOTTERY The daily number Thursday in Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 538. C Straight Play (numbers in eiact order): $250 on a 50cent bet. $500 on $1. C Bo* 3 (numbers in any order): $80 tor e 50-cent bet. $160 on $1. HBos 6 (numbers In any order): $40 for • 50 cant bet, $80 on $1. CStralght Bo« 3: $330 In order drawn. $80 In any order on a $1 bet L Straight Bo* 6 $290 in ordor drawn, $40 It picked In combina­ tion on $1 bet Sarribrd l lm t ld Lawmakers cautioned on prison space priorities United Prasi Interwetlenel FO RT LAUDERDALE - In coming Florida House Speaker To rn Gustafson closed a three-day conference of state legislators Thursday by calling for cooperation between all of the lawmakers " T h e a n t a g o n is t ic , u n ­ productive process of the Florida House can he Improved upon." the Fort Lauderdale Democrat said "We must think of friends who are your competitors os really your frlenda first." The conference waa an effort to promote "a thoughtful, prag Suspected hijacker to undergo mental exams Usltsft Freee Istw a H ls a s I MIAMI — A marie! refugee Thursday was ordered to un­ dergo mental evaluations to de­ termine If he Is competent to stand trial on charges hr hi­ jacked a commercial Jet In an attempt to visit his sick mother In Cuba. U.S. Magistrate William C. Tum ofTappointed a paycholnglst and a psychiatrist to examine Felix Sanchcz-Hodrtguez. 26. because he breame hysterical and waa hospltallzrd after his arrest. A competency hearing was scheduled for Jan 5. Turnoff, during the Initial hearing for Sanchez, also or­ dered him held without bond al the request of assistant U.S. attorney David Demalo. who said Ihe defendant appeared io be a risk of flight "He has mentioned ... a desire to still go toCuba." Demalo said Federal public defender Lori Harris! was appointed to repre­ sent Sanchez, who said he could not afford to hlte a lawyer. ^ Turnoff scheduled a pre trial detention hearing for Tuesday and arraignment lor Dec 23. but said Uarrlsi could chose to postpone both until the com petenry Issue Is resolved Officials said there also was a possibility Sanchez would be Indicted by a federal grand Jury Inc.. I N N. F rtndi A r t . iinterd. Fie. u r n Second C leu Poiijflt P u d e t Senlecd. Florid* l i n i POITMASTIR; lond oddrott cltanf** te THE 1ANF0KD HERALD. P 0 Be* tur. lenlord. FL n m . Homo Dolivory: 1 Month*. SM.lSj 4 Month*. W M i Yoer. U l.M In Stoto Moll i ) Month* I N U i 4 Month*. IIT .M i Yoer, 141 H . Out 01 Slot* MeUi Throo Month* H I M : « Month* M M< Yoer I K M ( m m m -M t t . 1 s a id , Posner to donate snow day to Miami lit Miami. Sanchez Is charged with two counts of air piracy. If Convicted, he fares a maximum of 20 years In prison A u th o ritie s said Sanchez threatened to detonate a bomb aboard TW A Right 466 from San Juan. Puerto Kk-o to Miami on Sunday If he waa not flown to Havana. The pilot Instead landed In Grand Turk, the largest of Ihe Turks and Caicos Islands, about 250 miles east of Cuba, A Right attendant announced Ihe plane had landed In Cuba, but San­ chez waa not convinced, so he left ihe plane to check for himself. A Spanish-speaking doctor, who was part ol Ih r ruse, welcomed Sanchez lo Cuba and when he stepped down onto the tarmac hr was arrested by police hiding under Ihe Jet. Federal authorities escorted him lo Miami on Wednesday cares?" exploded Pusner. one of thr nation's richest men. "1 MIAMI — Multi -millionaire gtvr away millions of dolLirs a Vidor Puoncr apparently dors year. This la picayune, pen­ not want lo be known as nies They are not getting a Ebenezer Scrooge over Ihe M U ' Pusner is estimated lo be holiday*, so he says he 1* worth more than $100 million donating the Ice for Miami s annual Snow Day next Tues­ A federal Judge ordered Ihe financier In February lo pay day The Miami Herald repotu.*l $7 million lo settle lax fraud Tuesday that Posner s Royal charges. Including $3 million Palm Ice company waa charg­ to aid south Florida's home ing $2,800 to make a 35-lon less pile of anow for the clty'a Posner said Wednesday he children lo enjoy nett week. give s aw ay h u n d re d s of Another tee com pany. All turkeys at Christmas. H r said American Ice Inc of DsvO-. he donated $ 1 5 million lo had volunteered to provide Ihr Barry University and gave Ice for free, but Royal Palm $200,000 lo Ronnie DrSUtrra haa Ihr only blower In town In 1987 tor a liver transplant that ran create Ihe snow. He said he regretted that the When All American owner city was told It would have to Non Tobin learned that Royal pay the $2,800 Palm had refused to supply the blower, hr said II was "like "They did not reach the Ebenezer Scrooge " right people None of this was When Posner waa lold of ihr brought lo my attention.' he article containing the refer­ said City officials were just glad ence lo Scrooge, he ordered ihe btower and ihe Ice pro lo have a happy ending v t t W d W o fY M ftjR He called ■" "'Thisahzrwv the rrsl Jont.dav the original decision a mistake •piiN/*'',¥*W Kewr, Hmiih. ’p rtp lr" 8r Hts ■assist am <tore toe nfetry park* RU.OOfrperson organization "The moat important thing ts "Olve them the Ice. Olve the kids win You couldn't them the m a ch in e . W ho write a bettrr scenario " Sanchez left Cuba tn the IUM) Martel huatlift Officials aald he apparently was despondent because his wtfr had left him and he 'had, no money and wanted lo goto Cuba 1lie 121 passengers ar.d seven crewmembers aboard Ihe Jet were not tnfured during the Incident. No weapon was found on Sanchez and no bomb was found In Ihe alrrrafl Units* F t h i Iwfenatlsnal TALLA H ASSEE The Dr p artm rn t of Tra n spo rta tion needs numerous reforms and a targe infusion of coah to meet the growing irans|xmatk>n needs of Florida, spokesmen for a private sector advisory group said Thursday. P artners in P ro d u c tiv ity spokesman W. M Palmer said Ih r group had not studied specific ways lu raise morr money for road construction, but conceded that an tnrrraaed gaso­ line tax was one obvious possi­ bility. "II Floridians want a belter Iroad) system, they are going tn have to pay for It." Palmer said. "Where those revenues rom r from Is debatable, but It cannot be debated whether we have an adequate funding system." D O T Secretary Kaye H en­ derson enthusiastically endorsed the group's report, but refused to comment on thr possibility of Increasing gas or other taxes Gov Bob M a rtln rz has repratrdly said he opposes tax Increases In the 1989-90 budget year. T h e panel, appointed by Martlnrz. recommended more than 80 strps D O T and the legislature could take to Im ­ prove the department s effi­ ciency Henderson ssld he would try to put each of the recom­ mendations In practlrr as sewn as possible D O T s employees. Palmer said Perhaps the most ambitious Other recommendations In rerommrndalkm was Uwy DOT elude reducing right-of-way a< streamline procedure* and elim­ qutslhon lime and coals trn inate delays In cut the average proved use of and access to completion time of major road irdrral funds centralizing coo projects in half. Currently. DOT trol over moving utilities and lakes about nine years from increased use of privalr set lur toner pi ion tn completion of a subcontractors rather than DOT major product. Palmer said thal employers could lie cut lo no more than five DO T Is trying to rnpr with a years. 10-year transportation deficit The group also proposed thal estimated to tic as high as $25 Ihe Legislature revise Ihe career billion service system to make It easier The rrport noted thal 8.000 for Henderson and other agency lane miles of stair hlghwuvs heads to fire unproductive need repair. 9.000 lane miles are employees Hrndersori now Inis congested and morr than one Ihe authority lo dlrrctly hire or fourth of the stale's bridges are fire only about 2 prrcenl of defletent T— •It T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL FORECAST Today...mostly cloudy with a chance of light rain. High In thr mid 60s to lower 70s. Light and variable wind becoming northwest 10 mph this after­ noon. Rain chance 40 percent. Tonight ...mostly cloudy tlth a slight chance of rain early tonight then clearing and colder. Low In the low to mid 40s Wind northwest 10 mph. FLORIDA TEMPS ] fiends 14hour temper* MIAMI IUPI) tuff* andrataton *t I * m CDT fod*r HI U Ills Cltf: «r ii 004 Apaiachicot* CrotUeo *« 4} 001 Okfioc* Boocb n m 000 71 on Fort L*ed*fd*t* ForlMr«f» ft SI too G*.ft*i».u* /» *o 000 n $1 000 Jpcktsftfmo K*f W*ll 11 4) Otf L«k«l*ftd M M 000 Miami H 44 000 n H 000 Orltndo u 44 000 P*«4*COJ* 14 40 000 1*r*k0<* B>*d*ftlon H SO 000 T*H*batkf« lamp* ti >0 000 V»coS»4ch n ti 000 W«t Palm B**cb it 40 000 NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK & F R ID A Y C lear 71-82 ---------SATURDAY C lo u d y 8 8 -4 0 FIR S T Dec 18 o FU LL Dec 23 SUNDAY P t y C l d y 8 8 -8 8 N EW Dao 30 BEA^H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 2 tn 3 feel und glassy. Current Is to thr south with a water tempera­ ture of 60 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves urr 2 to 3 fret and glassy. Current Is lo thr south, with o wafer temperature of 60 degrees. Sun screen factor: 14. * tuNiil AWuSUWSu* If * A*tb«*f4r ----------- M ONDAY t u n n y 8 4 -4 8 TIDES MOON PHASES Saturday., sunny and cold High in the upper 50*. Wind northwest 10 to 15 mph. Frtdsy. December 16. 1968 Vot 61. No 99 lalurNar br The l*n«erd M»fjld Walter Voung. D-Pem hroke Pines, higher education: Michael Frlcdinan. D Miami Beach, edu­ cation: and Elaine Gordon. DNorth Miami Beach, health care. Earlier In Ihr day. Attorney General Bob Dutlerworth told the conference the state must set careful priorities In Ihe alloca­ tion of prison spare T h r pro­ blem ol early release due to overcrowding surfaced recently when a man with a history of violence allegedly killed two Dade County poller officers 10 days after he got out of prison *The truth Is that the De p n r im c n l of C o r r e c t io n s , through various layers of re­ quired gain time. Is forced in decide Ihe length of sentence based on overcrowding." hr Transportation Departm ent needs reforms lUJP* *li zeei Pvblubrd Uallf *nd Send**. •revel malic approach to legislation." he told the gathering at the Ikmavcnturr Hotel In western Droward County. Gusiafson aald he had tried to talk personally w ith every legislator present al the confer­ ence In order to help each a c h ie v e t h e ir le g is la t iv e priorities " B u t that d o e s n 't m ean everyone will get all they ask for." he said The conference produced a document scheduled to be avail­ able early next week that "Is a working rendering of what we'd like our product to be." he said I p m * *•*^ _■uf ■.f This "blueprint" will be followed by the drafting of broad policy papers, followed by I he legisla­ tion Itself, he said. " I don't know of any lime the Florida Legist.)hue — nor any other legislature — has planned this way." he said In announcing committee arraignments. Gustafson added that all committees allow for m a x im u m In p u t from any legislator. "I intend to run the Florida House so no one person. Includ­ ing myself, ra n control an issue." he said "We shouldn't he too liberal or too conservative on anything " Among appulnleca named to chair committees were Peter Deutarh. D-Tamarac. Insurance: Art Simon. D-Mlaml. commerce. SA TU R D A Y! SO LU N A R T A B L E : Min 12:10 a.m.. 12:45 p.m.; MnJ. 6 05 a m.. 6:30 p m T I D E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 2:18 a.m.. 2 43 p.m.: lows. 8 35 a.m . 8 50 p m.; New S m yrn a Beach: highs, 2:23 a m.. 2 48 p m.: low*. 8 40 a.m .8:55 p m.: Sebastian Inle t; high*. 2:14 a n^. 2:27 p.m.! lows. 8 2 9 « m.. BOATING 81. A u g n e tln e lo J n p lte r Inlet -to d a y ...wind variable 5 to IQklanecomlng northwest I0 to \fJ kis north part. Seas 2 ft or Ir'ta building to 2 to 4 ft north part. Hay and Inland waters smooth becoming a light chop north part, Scattered shower* T o n i g h t . . . w i n d b e c o m in g northwest 10 lo 15 kts entire area. Seas 3 to 5 ft. TUESDAY P t y C ld y 8 2 -8 2 STATISTICS________ The high leni|>eraltire In San­ ford Thursday was 74 degrres and the overnight low wns 49 us reported by the University ol Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rainfall during Ihr 24-I:our [x-riod end­ ing al 8 a.m. today. The tcin|>cra(urc at 8 a in. today was 62 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 50. as recorded tiy the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. a Other data: CThura da y'a h igh....... .........74 C Barometric preaaure..30.14 r Relative h u m id ity ..... 72 pet □ Wind#.................NW at 6 mph C Rainfall........................... 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Leutif-tiotf MompbUpt M * n i Bfochpc MlloOukM Cf M.ftft##poiti i/ikb Natbftiiopc N**Oto*ft*Cf N»*r Vock if 0*l*bom« C llf t Omonopc PMl*d*tpbl*pc Pftovft.a *f Pllttburgbpc Ht La Pi* 4) »o ii <0 If to H 40 M 04 H K 14 K 0* 14 l> 41 1* il 01 4t 1f 40 0J 44 44 01 4) » V 04 V n 40 IF M n u .•* M 01 0* '• -*l 04 II 00 Of u 14 u to 14 at 4» u « « 44 4» M 9* IS 14 Al 14 4* V 0* u M It n u u 1Of 40 it It n n 44 ii 0] it 04 u >1 ft 40 If 44 It 41 >1 « n n M 4t 41 i> �Sanfom H«f*id Sanford Florida - Friday POLICE BRIEFS Investigation of possible diamond scam FEHN PARK — Seminole County ahcrtffa deputies are Investigating a possible acam involving a rrporlrdly loat and found diamond ring. A clerk at Ihr Amoco elution. 8000 U.S. Highway 17-92, Fern Park, reported to deputlea that at about 6:20 p m. ahe received a call from a man who claimed he had loat a diamond ring In tile store. He offed a $700 rew.ird for the ring's return. While the elerk was talking to the caller a customer came up and tialmrd to have Just found Ihr ring. The caller asked the clerk to glvr ihe finder tlO O from the store's register as a reward The clerk lefuaed and the caller tried to grl her to allow the finder inside her security booth to talk to him on the phone She refused and the finder fled with the ring he rrporlrdly found Fake call for bond probed LO N GW (X)D — Linda S Kurnpler. 40. of Longwood, rrportrd to Seminole County sheriff a deputies she got a call at 7 45 u m Monday from a man claiming to be a police offlrer who had just arrested her husband The caller, she said, wanted her to post bond But Kumpter didn't believe her husband had been arrested He had not been urrrsird When she asked the caller to describe her husband's car. he said that wasn I important She hung up the phone and reported the call to sheriffs deputies W om an reportedly raped by burglar W INTER PARK — A rural Winter Park woman reported to Seminole County sheriffs depul Ira shr was rsprd by a burglar al her home between I I 30 p m Thursday and 6 45 a m today. The 35 year-old woman said shr knows the rapist Dept tier reported finding lhai a door to the woman house had been forced opened and a screwdriver and pliers wrre found hidden In mulch beside the door Man charged in cocaine sale SEMINOLE C O U N TY — A man. who met with a City County Investigative Bureau agent in Orange Courtly and rode with ihr agent to Seminole t ounty where ihr man reportedly sold the agent an ounce of cocaine, lias been arrested August William Stayler. 31. of Ocoee, was arrested outside the Buck Eye Inn Overland Hoad, tit east Seminole County at about 9 30 p in Thursday He is held without bond The agent rrportrd arranging the drug buy wilh Stayler and pit king him up In thange County before driving to Seminole County to make I lie reported rocalne buy. Broken w indow injures woman A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS — A woman fare was Injured when Err husband allegedly klrkrd and broke a window of a car In which stir was silling during an argument al Ihr Day's Inn. Wymote Road. Altamonte Springs Wanda Yvette ilrown. 21, of 6357 Forest City Road. Apopka, sullrrrd ladal injuries from flying window glass al about 8 20 p m Thursday She was irralrd at Florida Hospital Altamonte Springs llrr husband. Donnie C Jones. 36, of I he same address, was charged with aggravated battery at the scene Altamonte Spr mgs poller rr |x■!trd Bond Is $5,000 Man charged with battery SANFORD — A Seminole County sheriffs deputy who ai (oinpanlrd Melissa Parrish 30. of 965 Monroe Harbor Place. Vuikwd . iw pH k up Iwi medication, reported her husband threw thrrwedtcaManal her Parrish was hit lit tire lace and Itad the door in her house slammed Rf ainst her body. Ihr deputy said Man Rotiert Holmes. 32. rd I hr same address, was charged with tu ilrry al IO 32 p in Thursday at home Bond I* 9500 Man charged with battery-spouse abuse SANFORD — Sanlord police report charging Casey Thomas Windham. 20. of 2415 A Cedar Avr.. Sanford, wllh battery* spouse abuse after an alloc k on his wife Caihrrtnr al their I(o u s t al about H 05 p rn Thursday. Ikmd la 9500 Several arrested on DUI charges SANFORD — The following persons face a charge ol driving under ihr Influencr In Seminole County • William Ronald Glllmur. 55. rtf 36-11 Ihnrtrre Hoad, Lake Mary, was arrrsied al I 47 a m today al Shoppes of Lake Mary, oiler hr drove from Ihe scene of a indite accident al The Pub. in l-ik r Mary Hr Is also charged with leaving the scene of an accident • lose|di Vlncenl Yelgrlowltt. 26. no address listed, at 12 36 a m Friday after he was seen drtvmg erratically on U S Highway 17*92. Sanford The car he was driving had been rrportrd stolen In Seminole County and he la also charged wllh grand Ihrtl aulouml carries* driving Bond la 91.000. • James Edward lluudrr. 27. of Sanford, was srrrsted al II 55 p to Wednesday aflrr his car was in a single car arcldenl on Country Club Hoad. Lake Mary Twenty boats expected at parade ■ rB R A D CHURCH Morale! Staff writer SANFORD — Sanford's llrst Christmas final Parade Saturday night will Ire about a halt mile long and will Include 20 hoal*. according to s|xiu*nrs The parade of decorated boat*, led by the Rivrrshtp Romance, will lake place along the Luke Monroe waterfront beginning at 7:30 p.m. T h r p.u.idr is organized and sponsored by the Grralrr Sinford Chamber of Commerce, the R o m a n c e . H id d e n H a rb o r Marina. Sanford Boat Works. Lakr Monroe Harbor Marina and Sanford Boat Rentals A panel of Judges will award prizes at an award party at 11 p m Saturday at Fitzgerald's The first place boat owner will receive 9250. second place 9150 and third 9100. In a d d i t i o n , a t r o p h y sponsored by the Romance will reside at the marina where the find plare boat Is housed, arid Us owner will receive a plaque. EMERGENCY CALLS THURSDAY transported • 11:01 a m . — 301 Georgia Arms Apartments, medical FRIDAY call, woman, 96, transported • 12:20 a m. - 85 William • 4:50 p.m - - behind 2580 Ridgewood Ave.. fire on lot. no loss. • 7:17 p in. — 1116 Celery Ave.. trauma, man. 29. trans­ ported In private vehicle. • 7 58 p in. — U lh Street and French Avenue, trauma, m an, 39, transported in prlvulr vehicle. • 8 16 p.m. — 24 IRA Cedar Ave.. trauma, woman. 24. not Clark Cl., sparks from ash tra y Ig n ite d co uch and artificial Christm as tree, damage to fumllurr. • 2 34 a m. 125 Club Rd., medical call, boy. 15 m o n th s , tra n sp o rte d In private vehicle. • 3:19 a m. - 303 E. 25th St., smokr from burned light ballast, December 16. 1B63 — 3A Jail inmate dead; murder charged By BUSAN LOOBN Herald staff wrllar SANFORD — A federal prison­ er at the Seminole County Jail died today from a neck and head Injury suffered In at the Jail about midnight Wednesday A second Inmate has been charged wllh murder. James Otto Hlngle. 23. ol Orlando, died al about 10.30 a m. today al Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford, where he had been on a life support system. Shertll John Folk vild Hlngle bids In a jxiker game was bruin dead following his Roy Hughry said today InInjury. vrsiigaiors have dele nil Hied dial A second federal prisoner H lnglr's head apparently was accused of pounding Hlngle s pounded against the llonr of his head against Ihr floor of their cell cell. Is charged wllh murder. According to a statement to Capl. Hoy Hughey said The deputies from O'Berry, lllglr arrest was made at lhe Jail this jumped up to lighi O l W r y over m orning follow ing Hingis'* a bet during a jxikrr game death Hlngle. acc ording to o Ik-rrv s Seminole C oun ty shrrlll * statement, became entangled In deputies report blood vessels in lu> >hall li-|| back. Ill' H b brail Hlnglr's neck were apparently on the flour, and stopped Injured during an argummi with breathing Charles Wrslev O'Derry. 20 over O'Herrv called for help and two Jail i i u i w v supplied Hlngle wPh oxygen with an air hag Rescue workers responded and look (barge of his care, and Hlngle was transported lo Ihr hospital T h e w a s In v r s11grd b y Seminole County sheriffs depu­ ties and the FBI Seminole Sheriffs Chief Drpu* tv Duane Harrell nald U s not a violation of rules lor the inmates 10 have been playing poker at dial time ol ntghi Hr added dial ihr incldeiil occurred Just when dir lights In die Jail were orderrd 011 (or Ih r nighl Gift-----------Continued from Page 1A needed a new one I noticed people wrre pulling In 93 and 95 very quietly so ii would be a surprise. ’ S h r th o u g h t m a ybe her homeroom students would Itkr lo help, but shr didn't know howbest to go about It She mulled the Idea around a bit. then discussed It with Principal Boh RjJnry. They considered a (affle "No. that could tie Illegal ” What about a ear wash? ‘No. kids arc a little young Finally, a division was made lo adopt Nagle as Mr X Stu­ dents quickly lalrhed on to Ihr Idea throwing Bailey off guard "O h yeah Ms Bailey, we adopted a manatee Iasi year," one child told hrr With that [Ullry decided she'd better r>plain a little about Mr X. how hr was a kind man. and spent lots of time talking with children in Sunday Srhool classes, how he was never glum, even though lo most people hr had cause to he "She started to Irll u* thr story, and there were Irarw In her eyes." Judl Jamba, 12. said Bailey too arknowledge* the moment saying it Just got to tier Apparently. It got lo the students as well Several ran to their lor krrs. milled through luniks gym clothes and what have you until a bos was found They rut a small slit In thr top. just tag enough to drop nlrktrs. dimes and quarters In That was Ihr brglnnlng A peruiey was found in thr |>arking tot and Bailey dropped it Into Ihr bos. produ< ing a clinking noise "Nohody liked the sound of II." Jaroha said Balky said therr was slkiue for a moment, and everyone looked a little sad Then all a I once students dug deep Into their pockets snd rame up with 917.28 Students told Bailey not lo worry. II wasn't their lunch money, It wasn't lor book*. they Jusl wanted to help A goal was set lo raise S|(S) A thermometer to mrasurr their progress was hung on thr wall, and within three days students collected 9 153 T h r goal was changed lo 92UO. and soon students in ulhrr classes became curious shout Mi X Bailey wild before she knrw II. the effort and enthusiasm had swept through Ihr entire school Posters were drawn and students gathered in the hallways talking about Mr X T h r little classroom portable located at ihr lar end of Ihr Oviedo rampus became known os Mr X headquarters Eleven-year old Lisa Kluftz said they did so because II was Christmas and that was a lime lo care about other people. Thursday morning, students met Mr, X. gave him his new chair, a polnsritla for his wile. Darlene, and a paper Christmas tree wllh handmade omamrnls each signed by students who r o n lr lb u t c d ll was not a jvartlrularly pretty day. In fact. Ihr skies turned an oyster gray, hut students and Nagle said they (ell great. "We feel like he's been our friend forever, but Us only been a day," Kluttz said She and o th e r s tu d e n ts gathered around a while van watching Nagle depart “ G o o d b y e M r. X . “ th e y shouted. “ Goodbye.” Nagel said he lovrd the chair but he most cherished the tree and ull thr love that went Into II “ Bye now .'* Nagle said. "Thanks a million and Merry Christmas “ And. with that he drove home lo Christmas. Fla. C l a r if ic a t i o n The Lake Mary Boulevard Study Committee will conduct a public workshop meeting al 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 4 In the com­ mission chambers, after which the committer will meet lo adopt the final ordinance for Ih r boulevard corridor plan A story Thursday described Wednes­ day's committee meeting as the final one. Subsequently, the committee decided lo hold the workshop. Auto accident On« person was hasted st s hospital and released after being miured In this two-car accident on Highway 17-02 Thursday The sccldent happened shorily after noon near the entrance to Big Tree Park Candidates Sweeting's law other and leaving nines i< Is not a i liallrugf I ran .1 message Howrvet Swrellng ignore ll I don I have Ihr lest. I come with me lo said he was noi aware ol wind am opening myself to suspl Central Florida Regional llospl I vjk of ( hallrngr was tiring cion ” tal. where facilities assure us of a issued A secretary slid llowrll S w irlin g said hr has Ihr v o i l e legal and romprleni drug test, was issuing me some kind ol and I furl hrr ehatlrngr hint to thalienge. hut wasn't clear whal altitude that Secfrlary of Slate George Schulz expressed when release results ol the test to the II was." hr saidihl* morning asked lo submit la a drug lest, publk.“ “ I will slop by al m y physi wlm h h r did mil do lie said ll Alter reading the stairmrnt at t tan's olllce ibis afternoon and was b e n ru lh Ills dignity lo City Hall, in the nHtipanv ol two have a urinalysis done,'' he said submit lo such a trsl and that in lanqialgn workers hr drove to " I think Hits lypr of challrngr ask him in Impugned hlsrharuc the hospital Tor the drug lest He Is distasteful ami I don't think ter 1 leel the vmtr way. But I said thr results would In- avail citizens should I* suhp ( led hi will have the lrs| tiecause not able Monday sin h a test.“ he vild. But in the having it would cast suspicion llowrll said hr had Issued the climate of Ifir limes and thr on m e.“ with current attitudes challenge lo Sweeting by calling iiiimmI ol the |iro|ilr In these .i I m m i I drug testing " e*»i 111,. » , Continued from P i| t IA AMERICA S LARGEST MARKET F L E A W # K L D HWY. 17-92 - SANFORD O P E N ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1-1 79 2 ( 4 0 7 ) 6 4 5 -17 9 2 9 - 9P M E V E R Y D A Y Decem ber 1 6 th th ru C h r is tm a s 1500 Booths With l MILLIONS OF BARGAINS SAVE 50-70% OFF Mall Prices! S H O P THE NEW HOME SHOW CASE Anything & Everything for the Home a n d R E C R E A T IO N VISIT S A N TA EVERYDAY AT 10:30 AM * 2 :3 0 PM SHOW CASE Everything for Sports, Recreation & Hobby a n d X -R O W -Over 100 New Shops & Booths •I-REI-: I’ARKIPKi T?1 *1 Kl I ADMISSION! •!’REE ENTERTAINMENT A IB/i^ i\TJ I W~^ lllVY. 17-92 • Hettvecu JTJL/JD/V ORLANDO &SANIOKI) OPEN 9-9PM EVERYDAY * Mini Christbun �4 A — Santoro Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, December 10, I960 ■“ - I . '', Sanford Herald (U* fs 4 i i we i 300 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Arra Code 407-322-211!1 or 831-9993 Wayne 0. Doyle. PvblHber Ronald W. Motle. Exxutivs Editor Melvin Adkint, Advert nine Director Home Delivery 3 Month*. •14 23; 6 Month*. *27 OO Yrar *31 00. In Sutr Mall 3 Month* *20 23 6 Month*. *37.00; Yrar. *89 00 Out Of Stair Mall 3 Month* *21 H4 6 Month* MO 36. Yrar *76 00 EDITORIALS Drug testing near overdose As n protection for passenger*. should airline pilots be subject to random urine tests for drugs? Th e Air Line Pilots Association doesn't think so, but most Americans will not Ire Doubled by the Department of Transporta­ tion's ti. irMtng rules requiring pilots to be randomly tested for use of Illicit substances. When there are no leas Intrusive substitutes and where drug use could create a large risk to public safety, such drug tests are Justified, both legally and as a matter of policy. So are tests for transportation workers whose behavior or Involvement In an accident cteales a reasonable suspicion of drug use. Th e new D O T rules on drug testing of private transportation workers go m uch further, sometimes to ridiculous extremes. They require employers to give urine tests not Just to pilots and bus drivers, who have direct control over the safety of passengers, but to every flight attendant, pipeline worker, licensed seaman, truck driver and bus mechanic. HELEN THOMAS First lady has pushed peacemaking W ASH IN GTON — If anyone Rets the credit for the turn around In ITeslde.it Reagan * thinking about the Soviet Union and *.he possibility of peace. It la Nancy Reagan Reagan, who Is about to leave ofllce after eight year* before the mast, insist* fie ha* nut changed Well, maybe Dut hla policies are more amenable to an ending of the Cold War. He learned that people prefer peace to belligerent rhetoric that Increase* superpower tensions * The first lady, who ha* always shied away from being depleted as the power behind the throne and Influential In substantive affair*, feels freer now to acknowledge a role in peacemaking as she la about to leave the White House "t was upset that he IRraganl was portrayed as this gun shooter You know, cowboy.” she told United I*ro»s International In an Interview. "And I knew that wasn't what he was and I knew that he's repeatedly said, long before he got here, that more thing* can be avoided If you talk to people instead of about people" She said that Rragan was stymied In the beginning because of the deaths of several Soviet leaders before the robust Mikhail Gorbscliev rrm e along. "You couldn't do anything in the beginning, she explained "But yes. I realty wanted them to get together .„ but I Just kind of pushed him a tittle bit .” Asked If the hardliners In the administration resisted detente, she said: "There were a lot ol people who didn't want it the right-wingers." Former Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko oner told M rs . R ra g a n In w h is p e r " p e a c e " every night In her husband's rar. She countered by saying she would whl*|wr "peace" in the stem Gromyko's ear. Mrs. Reagan has often said there Is a "a very Interesting chemistry'* brtwern R r a g a n and Gorbachev that has f Her etforK. to been develojird over their five sum m it oust chief of encounters staff Donald "Obviously, their Regan paid off J beliefs are different, th e ir p h ilo s o p h y , their (to1!!i< * Out *■-------J they respect each other an<i f think they genuinely like each oilier in spite of the differences And Hnnnlr ts one who ran pul that aside" The move* to cud the cold war after 40 years of hostility arc a major relief to lh« world ill fjlfw iBoM ! - . ' The Dejiartment of Tninsjiortatton should withdraw and rrw righ Its drug-testing rules beforr the courts and Congress force the Issue. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the rdllOr are welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing addresa and telephone number. Letter* should be on a alngle subject and as brief as posalblr. The Sanford fIrrald reserves the right to edit letter*. B erry's W o rld C IM**» M» M ’ Thai's Boredom born out of Materialism sired by New Wealth." The new atmosphere helps Reagan to leave Washington on a high note. He believe* the unprecedented peacetime m ilitary buildup turned the tide, forcing the Soviets into an arms race they could not afford The cost to huh economies wilt be evident for a tong time to come. Not only did Mr* Rragan urge tier husband to give prarc a chance She also made move* to save him from a debacle a* tire Iran Contra scandal unfolded. Her anxiety showed in every way at the president became more ihrrairnrd bv the revelations of hts aecrrt deal to *rll arm* lo Iran to obtain release of the American hostage* In l.rbanon. all the while insisting public ly that he would never negotiate, never bargain with thr Iranian hacked raptor* The flrat lady did all the maneuvering behind the scrtK* during lf.v h* tght d Ihe rn*i* In Drrrtnbrr ItMMi Her chart* to oust chief d stall Donald Regan |Mld off. and thr damage control got under wav trw v*i JACK ANDERSON Bush faces awakening i K M o W t PR oR iSep YoOMY Wolfe. MR. RSesihsMt B J T I V s Been Talced aveR BY a H asT jie fb u ttC a L a c fio N C o H H if j-e e / Some of the 2 m illio n workers w ho annually will be subjected to those demean­ ing tests use Illegal drugs, though probably not many; Initial results of random drug scrrrnlng in several federal departments have yielded positive tests In fewer than 1 percent of employees. Forcing companies to spend $200 million a year or more on urine testa for non-crltlcal employees — and forcing workers to takr them — when most worker drug problrms can be detected more cheaply llm > M g U .,g »n d p e rs o n n e l p o licie s a n d s* |Kivwion *-«n utiiv generale disrespect for tile wholeeitUt prise. I’roll C lin g public safety la Important. So la discouraging drug abuse. But most Am eri­ cans are not so concerned with the risk of drug-tin paired flight attendants that they are ready to jettison America's commitment to privacy and Individual dignity, especially when the tests have proven to be only 70 percent accurate. Where a balancing of values was needed, the Reagan administration, tnfatunlrd with the notion of drug testing, has plarrd Its full weight on one side of the scales. Gorbachev's sp rrch to the U N General Assembly gave dramatic evidence of hit desire in make changes In the Soviet Union that will focus on improving the quality of life for hts pruplr and to reduc e Soviet global expansionism rt-c ROBERT WAGMAN Will Quayle be invisible? W ASH IN GTON (NEA) - Insider* on George Bush * transition team report that one of the most vexing problem* facing the president elect I* deriding what role Vice l*irsldrni-clrrt Dan Q u iy lr will play tn thr new adminlstra lloo. During the campaign. Hush mein toned Quayle very Infrequently When pressed, he ■aid Quayle would be a ’ meaningful part of Ihe new administration, but he was always very short on specifics Those close to the presidentelect say he expects Quayle lo play a role very similar to one that Bush himself played for Ronald Rragan — giving advice when railed for. undertaking specific tasks when assigned, but. generally, remaining very much tn the back ground One Bush assign T e r t under Rnnalo W'-sgan was to head the South Florida Drug Task Force, a group that coordinated drug interdic­ tion efforts tn that critical region At one point during thr campaign. Bush suggested Quayle would also be given a major responsibility tn the war against drugs But Congress recently established a new Office of National Drug Control Policy — to be headed by a single director — lo run the war on drugs It wax Congress' clear Intent that this "drug cast " have cabinet rank and report directly to the president By law the crar cannot simultaneously hold any other gov­ ernmental Job. That rales out Quayle Some transition team member* have sug­ gested that Busii might appoint Quayle as the contact point for the new czar. That, however, would make many In Congress very unhappy — Including some of the most Influential Republicans In the House and Senate who fought hardest to establish thr position Legislation leave* It up to Ihe president whether to give the drag rear cabinet status. Bush has already madr It clear, by removing both thr CIA director and U.N. ambassador from cabinet rank, that he intend* to scale down his cabinet. He Is therefore not consid­ ered likely to give such status to the czar This would already make Congress unhappy; ap­ pointing Quayle lo oversee the czar would only exacerbate Ihe problem. Far right conservatives would like to see Quayle as their representative and point man within the upper reaches of the new ad­ ministration. Quayle himself quickly scotched this Idea, realizing that this role would placr him In continual confrontational with Bush's largely centrist administration. Quayle. though, does have one Idea for a major role he can play In the coming four years — that of an activist president of Ihe U.S. Senate. Under Ihe Constitution, the vice president presides over the Senate. For most vice presidents this ts a largely ceremonial lum lion undertaken only on slate occasions or when hts presence might be necessarv to break a lie vote — another constitutionally mandated vice presidential responsibility Quayle has said that lie "could tie of great help to George Bush working with the Senate" and might preside over that body on a more or les* lull-time hast* Reportedly, hr has said that, given the power of thr gavrl. hr might hr able to help shape Senate- debate and. In certain ctrrumstanrrs. such as the offering of amendments, actually hrlp the GOI’ and hinder Democrats try withholding rrrogni tkm or forcing mil calls But Senate nourres say that m inority tra d e r Bob D ole. R-Kan . has made It clear to Bush that lie would lake a very dim view of Quavle In this mil Being the president's link to the Senate Is Ihe traditional role of the new vice pres­ leader of Ihe presi­ ident may play dent's party In Ihe a r o l e ver y Senate, and Dole 1* similar to (ho not about In share or one his boss abdicate this respon­ played j sibility. A n u m b e r o f __ Senate Republicans are reportedly upset that Quayle Im* even publicly voiced Ills ambit Ions As one high ranking GOP Senate staffer puts It: "Here Is the president-elect saying how he Intends to work with llie Senate In un almost non partisan way on ihe deficit and other Issues. Yet at the same time Quayle Is talking confronlatloii. ol controlling (he Senate .... It's a trad Idra Even If ti wasn’t, his timing Is lousy.” So far Quaylr's only official him lion I* lo Ihe head (he Nutloruil Space Council, a tiourd that advises thr president on *|nic e activities. One problem that Quaytr must overcome is thr reputation hr acquired during (hr cam­ paign as a slow learner. Those who ran Ihe Quayle cam|>ulgri reportedly found him lo laready and willing, but less than completely able. None of those who ran Ills canqialgn have been willing lo Join his vice presidential stall. Among Insiders Hie best guess Is thul Quaylr will Initially be kept very much In the background and given specific rr*|M>uslblllllrs as he shows hr Is able to handle them. Hr will tie given a progressively larger role If he does nol falter. If he docs, hr may end up an Invisible vice president. (C lltM Mf W tPAPt a C N T E S P R IH AI1N WASHINGTON - In the afterglow at a dazzling pertormanrr bv Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbwrhrv. American* are daring to hope foe real prarr on earth President Reagan, who some feared would bring America to the brink of nuclear war with bis rabid right agenda, has wiaird and tirrn wooed by thr evil empire ‘ Those of us who rem em ber Nikita Khrusrhev poinding hts shoe on Hie ta b le and promising td bury us with worldwide communism are particular I v disarmed bv Goebarhrv and hts Christmas present — a unilateral troop reduction Baby boomer* don I build shelter* for their own liable* to hide in when the homh U drojifwd School c u rric u lu m * on lung* i in* elude a course on how to dive under the desk during a nuclear attack Wr haven't been eyeball to eyeball with our archenemy tn who know* how long And our arc henemy Just had his picture taken in front of the Statue of Lib e rty w h i l e h t s w if e shopped at Ester I wuder Before this warn, glow o ve rw h e lm * you imagftir 11;- ■.,id sh o w e r a w a it in g George Bush on .Jan 20 III* new natlorud security tram Is atrradv tiring briefed oti tire world situation. *trip(ird of public rotation* and Christina* g<**l will Hero are some of Hir Insight* ihe Irani I* getting War with the Soviet Union Is now unlikely The Snvle*.* have loo many problems at homr to worry about takt.ig over the rest of the world right now Troup ruts notwithstanding, the Ilush people have hern told Unit the Soviet* are still bolstering thrtr military fortes uui! that they arc dlstuibingly ahead ol the Untied States In developing spare weaponry The U S estimate Is that Soviet tro-qt* will be withdrawn Irnm Aghanlstan tn February as promised, but the communist regime there t* not expected to crumble overnight. In the Middle Easl. Hush will Inherit a ticking time bomb The regional power* ure feverishly seeking chemlcul weapons, nuclear arms and long range mls*llr* Both Iran and Iraq are rushing Ihe production of deadly chem ical weapons. A lre a dy Iraq has stockpiled hundreds of tons of mustard ga* and othrr chemical agents. Now Iraq is trying to acquire biological weapon*, too, Iran is frantically trying lo ralch up It ha* stockpiled an estimated 100 tons ol mustard ga* Both countries are seeking nuclcat warheads and Hie long range rocket* to deliver them Elsewhere In Ihe Middle East. Libya ha* acquired u mustard gas capability and Moammar Gad hull Is trying lo build, buy nr borrow nuclear weapons But the worst menace that the Hti*h administration will face I* not bloodshed It I* an economic wpr tli.it Ihe United Slatrs Is already losing That war may find the United States forging an ulllancr with its Cold War enemy to rornhat the economic boom in the Far East. Central Intelligence Agency strategists see Japan and China emerging as superpowers and possibly forming an alliance that could shake the world. Japan Is fast overtaking thr United State* a* Ihe wurid’s No. I econom­ ic-financial-Industrial-technological power. At the same time. China Is qulrtly building II* military power Japan I* actively cultivating China as a customer for its Industrial good* uml China I* borrowing Irchnology Inim Japan. I l I h I M om * **4 CafTHfkt. IHi. UmM F#41tor*Ifkikalt, I«k . �Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday. Dectmbar 10. 1900 — SA List Trading heavy, prices up United P r « n International NEW VOHK — l*rirra opened higher Friday In heuvy trading of New York Slock Earhangr (M i t e * a* the markrl Ix-^.m ita “ triple witching hour." when atock Index future* Index option* and Individual atock opt Iona expire. The I>iw June* Induatrlal average, which fell I 25 Thuraday. waa up 2 34 In 21.13 54 ahortly after Ihe market opened Advance* led decline* 472 300 among Ihe 1,348 t**iir* rrriMtng the Nrw York Stock Exchange tape Early turnover amoumrd to about 43.130.000 ahatea Analyaia noted that “ irlplr witching hour*" havr hern known to cauae market volatility In the paat aa program tradera and other arbitrager* doae out apeculatlve poaltlon* and open new one* The "hour" begin* at the aeaalon'a opening, when Ihe December expiration price la act for future* and future* option* on Standard A Poor* 300 atock Index and option* on the New York Stock Exchange compoaltr index. Other alock rrlated future* and option* for the month expire at therloae Stock* closed lower Thuraday in cjulet trading amid wnrrle* about higher Interral rate*, eaprclally a poMlble boo*l in thr Federal Hcarrve a benchmark dlarount rate Dollar higher, stronger; gold, silver continue fall Unltad F rt* i International The dollar wa* higher Friday in rnodernte trading on mr|ix foreign currency market* Gold and allver ivmlinued to fall Currency trader* aald the market wa* marking time to are tf the U S T rdend Reserve will ralar Ibe discount ratr following a round of concerted European Interral rate hike* earlier tht* week In early New York trading Ihe dollar wa* higher again*! key foreign rurrencte* in mod rrale trading following a lalmr Department report *howing lire prnduier prke Index or Inflation at Ihe w hn tr^tr level roar a moderate O 3 pen rut in November The November hlkr followed no change in the index In October and a 0 4 percent tncrraac in September The Commerce Department reported con*?ruction of new house* ro*r a modrot i 4 percent tn November. I be Hurd straight monthly advance Currency analytu* %*i«l the two inflation related reporl* could tnflurnce Federal Reverve thinking on the .juration of thr hiturr <nur*r of thr nation'* dlarount rate Earlier In Tokyo the dollar rallied sharply against the Japanese yen In heavy trad trig, closing out thr week I 13 yen higher at 124 10 yen Orlando group buys TV stations U*n*0 F r r r i Intarnatlonal CULVER C IT Y - lairtmar 1 rlrjdrturr* will aril olf it* last two trlevtmkm station* to an Orlando. Fla.. Investment group, poaalhly clearing the way for Warner Communtcalion* of New York to rom;»tele It* acquMlIbm ol l-rxtmaf the company *ald T h e tw o a ta t lo n * a re W'1,11 TV of San Juan, and Local Interest These quotation* provided by member* of thr National Astoria don of Securltlea Deafer* are rrprrsenfaflvr Inter dealer pricea aa of mid-morning today Interdealer m a r k e l a change throughout Ihe day Price* do not include retail markup or markdown Ack Bid 3*4 American Pioneer 3Vk Barnett Bank 33 H 33“ 20 V* 20 H Pint Union 31V* 3 l* i FPAL Fla Progrraa 34 VS 34** 42V 43W HCA iliiKi.r* Supply 171* I7 H Mocruon* 23 VS 23 W 34 33V NCHCorji U n a ry 38 VS 39 live Seotty'a 1IVS Snulheaat Bank 2 IH 22 20 VS 20 H SunTrust Wall Dtaney 6314 65'S W’estlnglauuar 32H 32 VS llnim w k k 16V 17 9VS 0 HBJ IHV* Fla National 17% Winn Dixie 44** 44% 29S* Kmerson 29% W SUR-TV of Police, a repeater statMio lor the San Juan outlet, l-ortmal announced Thursday Ihe two station* were wild loan investor group hr ailed by Tim m o ih y Hrumllk of Or Dow Jones Undo. Fla . who own* srvrral Central Fkirtda *iaiton* that Daw Jone*Average* idler Spanish language pro 10:00 a.m. grartunlng. thr announcement 30 Indu* 2140 30 up 20 Tran* 034 01 oft said I A3 62 up No llnanrtal details of Ihe 13 Util* 63 Stork H14 23 up 1r|r v itkin ileal were disclosed •rrv log m stand atiIrena IKM ih>ir. live A lb ,* Is profioard Inc Ihe •lie where those tree* are located. A spokesman for the developrr said 21 tires would tie removed lull all would hr replaced with new lire* Morris made thr motion to approve the plan, saying II ROBERT EUGENE AMIE JR. Robert Eugene Am ir J r . tn fant. 804 Orange Ave . Sanford, died Thurtday al Orlando Re­ gional Mrdii al Center. Orlando Hr was born Dec 7. I9M8 in Sanford Survivors Include mother, Devrrly Dawn Wright. Sanford; father. Holx-it Eugene Sr .. San ford, sister ShawnyrU D A n ile . Sanford malrrna! grandparent* Dinah D Graham and John Wright J r . Sanford, patrrnul grandjiareni* Emma J. Arnold. Sanford. Rolx-rl Allen. Orlando Wil.vm Elt lirIU rgrr Mortuary. Santord, In chargt of aitangr- menu LUCILLE BRAECKLEIN Lucille Draeiklrln. 41. 3176 Yarmouth A v e . Dr Ilona, died Wednesday al W’rsl Volusia M rm orlul Hospital. Del.and Dorn May 15. 1947 lit Nrw York she moved to IVIlnnu Irom there In 1984. She was a cosmetic consultant and a Catholic Survivor* include husband. Thom as C.; daughter. Stacy Marie Lctllcrl. Deltona; son. Danny Letllcrt. Deltona; mother. Lucille Rosselll. Fern Park; sis ter*. Marie Suinmo. Clearwater. T in a P e rro lla . L o n g w u o d . Frances Nasso, Sanford. Joanne Roselll. Memphis. Tenn.. Rose mnry W'lsch. Longwood, Theresa Selleducalo. DHiona W Inter Park-W. Guy Black Funeral Home. Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. COL. LEROY P. “ PETE” HANSEN Col. LeRoy P "Pete" Hansen. 64. 857 Leopard frail. Winter Springs, died W cdncsdy at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Winter Park. Bom May 1H. 192-1 In Wolbach. Neb., hr moved to Winter Springs from Barksdale Air Force Base. La.. In 1974. He was a real estate salesman and a member of Ihe First United Methodist Church of Winter Park He was a veteran of World War II. the Korean W'tir and Ihe Vietnam War. a former wing commander of the 99th Bomb Wing. Wcalover Air Force Base, and n retired deputy chief of stall <xHttj»lied with all city indcs However, (a ril said, “ Ju*t be, au»c ii tneqi* wg|t rlly 1 <tnr* rsm r s r .t u )(r»r* 1 w ad * wa San lord There are plenty nf oilier sites for .mi Arby's tn Sanford tir*t<tr* thal one " Hr noted that Ihe jiarking lot for Shoney's was always lull and jiroptr driving In and not finding a jiarking plaie create a traffic problem In ihe area operation* of the Second Air Force al Barksdale Air Force Base Hr was a member of the Air Force Aswx lallon ol Rrtlrrd O f f ic e r s , I h r A m e r ic a n Hrmrrncalll* Stx-lrly and thr Tuacawill,i Bass Masters Survivors include wile R„ .1 sons. Capl. David. Germuny, Daniel P . Santa Daitiaia. Calif, mother. Daisy M.. Grand Island. Neb Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home. Goldrnrod. In charge of arrangement* DOM INION M. IIIL L E K Y Gontlnkm M I Tillery. 83. 2270 Water St.. Sanford, died Wed­ n e s d a y a I I h r D r1 1o n a Healthcare C r n ir r . Deltona. Horn Nov, 18. 1903 in Montierllo. he movrd to Santord Irom I here In 1908. He waa a retired construction latxirrr and a m em ber of Si M atthew Missionary Bapilsi C h u rc h . Sanford Survivors Include sons. Louis J . . P rn f lrld . N Y . Leon. Jackso n ville; sisters, Spicy Hagtry. Mary Brown, txith of Sanford, brother*. C h a rlie . Joseph, both of Sanford, ihrrr grandchildren. W’tlson-Elchellx-rger Mortuary. Sanford. In chargr ol arrange­ ment* C A T H E R IN E B. P H ILLIP S Catherine B Phillips. HH, 1004 Larkflcld D r.. Deband. died Wednesday. Dec, 14, at W’rsl Volusia Memorial Hospital. De­ land. Born Ju ly 8. 1900 In Frontroyal. Va.. she mined to DeLand In 1984 from Sanford. She was a homemaker and a member nf Ihe Sanford Church ol God. Survivors Include daughter. Elizabeth Osborne. DeLand: sister. Mantle Fink. Baltimore, Mil.. Georgia Easlon. Silver Springs. Md. O a kIu w n P a rk F u n e r a l Homr/Crmetrry. 1-ake Mary. In charge of arrangements KARL JACOB HUBER Karl Jacob lluher. 34. of Sunlord died Saturday. Dec. 10. ut his residence. Bom Jan. 12. Baby C « a t l* B t4 f r s a Page 1A Pratt's report sanl such prr blrlh cocaine addiction cause* great bodily harm lo Ihe child There are three other women In Seminole County with similar charges pending against them Hudson's baby l* In foster rare and t* no longer addicted lo cocaine. official* report Although Hudson reportedly said she has smoked crack ruralne fur Ih rrr years, she is quoted In her arrest report as saying she was not addicted but "tremendously enjoyed us­ who arr routinely railed to thr •rertr of an unattended death to jarihr for clues, were not called LONG WOOD - The wife of to thr Hitt house Shertir* Lt George llagond. Srnunok County Judge Fredrick Hilt Is dead, thr apjtarrnt victim who ts assigned lo thr crimes of a drug ovrrdoar. according to against jx-r*«n» division said he and Sgt Greg Harnett conducted ihe sheriff * deparlmrnl T h r judge found Susan Hill. thr Investigation al the Hut 40. unconscious in her bed at house thrmselvra Hagood said that it was his ■bout 11 30 a m Thursday, of­ ficial* reported A Seminole drrtston not to call in the C'oqnly *h— sttaaenoft g a t^ h M Kciuiieol |lnv>rsiigatrws and hr liv iO U H fil NlskiswT-Ttr-LJUfce__ si th(t 'Uairwaitv to hanttHf the 1probe lor clues ATiedJycin DepaMmenl rescue worker* '1(1 lilinsjjf Hr added that Mrs Hill hi* bouse al lot -O tfar Tftfift artuaHV dint ai the hospital, so her house was not the scene of Lane. Longwuod. Fire fighters, the rrpocl said, her death She did however, transported Mrs Hitt to South become Incapacitated al her Seminole Community Hospital. house Hagood suul It has nut been Longwood. were she was pro determined ll Mrs Hills' death nounceddeadal 12 17 p m T e c h n i c a l s e r v ic e s I n - was from natural causes, was an vesllgatoi* of the Seminole arcidenilal drug overdose, or a suicide Toxicology report from County Sheriff* Department ■ y SUSAN LOOSM Harold slall writer 7 36 0 73 0 24 I 30 Shoney's and the Cavallrr Motor Inn now share the same median cut tul mirthhmilid lu-n*m rn Into IhnwsJ and the Arhy's would ahn share ihat median rut. clearing further ■raffle problems, hr said The samr owner owns Ilie land on which I he restaurant and motel are situated, and the land on which the proposed Arhy's would tie located 1934 In Bui lain N Y hr moved lo tlic i ruiral Florida area In 1981 from LlllletiMt Colo. He was a U S Army veteran, a rooting subcontractor and a member of Ihe Aloma Baptist Church. Survivors Include |iurruts Mr. and Mrs Richard (Virginia! llu h e r, S a n fo rd ; d aughter. Jessica l^-lgh. Lehigh Acre*; staler, Sandra Huber. Sanford. Wendy Davis. UmalllU. Hcldle Woods. North Platte, Neb..: paternal grandjiarrnts. Dr and Mrs Franklin Huber. W’lnter Park. O a k la w n P a r k F u n e r a l Mome/Ccmetery. laikr Mary. In charge of arrangements. FUNERALS SMITH. B A IP H A U 1 TIN F u w t i H f t K M S ' Mf Rsips X lm :ts. *t. o> l*n(w S • *» d *d TSurwMr will t » > p m i**u«U , »t S lu t PrsW r**'1*" CSWtS UnWi The lop three of the right final candidates selected by ICMA Include • Teddy C Hyan Jr.. 44 of Ocoee, moat recently served aa city manager of Ocoee from July. 1986 to November. 1988 Before this, he was city managrr for Green Cove Springs. FU from March. 1984 lo June. I960 Hyan slates on hi* application he holds a Master of Public Ad ministration from the University of Kan-as and a It S In business administration from Old Dorm nhm I ;»tvr rally. Va • F re d J . S n i d e r . 51 <>l Waahiugton. Ill . Is prrsently Ihe clty managrr of that r|iy lie *iart»n Out po*4ihm ut April 1984 From Ja n u a ry . 1981 through March. 1964. hr was c ity manager of Mifskrgan Heights. M lrh from 1969 through 1072. he was township managrr In O'Hara Township. Pennsylvania, and ftom 19671969. hr was city admin 1stnil or of Llbrrty. Missouri Snider said he did course work toward an M.A. from West Virginia Univer­ sity hut did not complete a thesis. Hr holds a IIS . In bustnr** administration from Dowl­ ing Green Slut r Unlvrrsity. Ohio • Dennis W. Kelly. 41, of Det.and, Fla served as rlly managrr for one yrar. 1987-88 In DrLand From 1982-1986. he was (own managrr of Longboat Key. Fla . front 1980 82. he waa city manager of St Cloud. Fla . from 1976-1980. he was city manager of Hlountstown. Fla and from 1975-76, he was a regional planner ut N W Florida Planning and Advisory Council In Panama City. Fla He served from 1969 1972 In the U S Army 25th Infantry Division On hla resume. Kelly Itsis an M P A from Ihe University ol WrVl Florida Prnsurola and a 11A frmn Florida Slate University. TalUhassee The following five arr the second group of candidate* selrt Ird by ICMA They iiu lude • Steven R Avne*. 35. of Geneva Ohio Avne* I* presently Ihe city manager of Geneva which lias a imputation of 6.500 He hold* an M P A from Ihe L'blverUty of Dayton and < it A. in jiubllc administration and urtMii studies from Miami U n i­ versity. Oxford, <Milo • Frrderkk D milestone Iowa City Iowa Is m rrenlly a full time student at the Universi­ ty of Iowa with 20 yean expert encr In local goverment and a background In planning and development. Dlueslone hold* an M.U.P. (Master of Urban Planning) from Hunter College of City University of Nrw York and a II A. In poll)leal science from lirooklyn College of City Univer­ sity of New York From 1986 88. hr served aa city administrator lor Coralvltle. Iowa • ErtcS Meaerve. of Meredith. N II-. served a* lown manager of Oakland. Maine from 1976-1979 He holds a D A . In poll I leal science from the University of Maine • Krnnelh 1-re Hesor, 38. of Palm Day. FI.. Is presently lown manager of Mrltmurnr Deach, FI Hr started thr position In Frbru ary of last year Hrsor holds an M.A In public administration frtxn Oklahoma Stale University and a D A In political science from the same institution • A Sirahl of Killery Point. Maine. I* town manager of thal rlly He slatted there in July of 1984 SI rah l was also village manager of Vicksburg. Mich H< lists an M P A from Western Michigan and a D A from the University of Michigan T h e c it y m a n a g r r w ill s u p e rv is e a b o u t ah c it y employees In Lakr Mary The (xmllton require* a master’s dr grrr with major study tn public and business administration, management or related fields ing crack cocaine and It "made her life wor'hwhlle," State law defines drIIvery of a controlled substance as transfer n( tlw narcotic from one jx-rsnn lo another, which can tie done with a child In the womb Dot id fur Hudson is 82.000 Wife of county Judge Fredrick Hitt found dead Park Continued from Pag* * 1A Continued from Page 1A candidate* for Interview*. T h r (juration was. ‘Are you still Inirreated?*" Acting City Man­ ager Charles Lauderdale aald. In Ihe Dec. 22 m eeting, com m m laslonera aald, they expect to narrow the list of candidate* to five A decision whether or no! to jwy travel and other expense* for the candidate* to Ire in­ terviewed wa* considered Of Ihe right top candidates, only ilirr< live In Florida The other* come from ihe states of Illinois. Ohio. M a in e . Io w a a n d N ew Hampthlrr Mussid OssaUi Bt« & ,• ► «- M »,d , and 0 » V iffil * fr » n l oilwislm* IsWfmsol will ba Mi , Orlsnad Por IS®** (unirtbuliont *r» *■ **• Tso>n***l Mom# P O *s« *0. CltnW, l C r » I » or TSo lo iv « l« n X rm , 100 w n t s it l o n i w a r i i m i O n i r U * Fwrwrol Mom* Senior* Is (Sorg* ol **r*n9*m*nt» O IS IO N .M A X V VICK Fun*r*l lor M r» M or, Vkk G'bwn M T U C > p r m A r t . lonlord. •*» d «d Tuetdtr 0o< l l will b* s**d lo iu n U r I p m *1 N r* B*<n*l W iliu n t r ) Boptill ChurcS « 0 h H r. William L » » u oftkl»„ftg VMotn* l( from * » p m lo o t. Burl*) will b* InR nU tw n IwnrlM Fontr*l Homo, lonlord In (horg* oil H U L C R V , C O M INIO N M Fun*rol lo r«k * t tor Mr dominion M HilWry. I I ol lira W***r It . Sonlord who potMd l o i t W m - t i d r . Mill bo IX*d 1 H p m lolvrdO* Ol SI M o MSom M iu s n o r, Bop' ll Church, E l l ' Mom Slr*«l. lonlord *ilh Potior Arthur Grohom. J r . o*t,doling Intormonl Ip Ioiiom In Rmllown Comotor, Frlorutt m o, coll Frltjo, Irom 1 1 p m *1 Iho clupol Wilton Elcttolbprgor Morfuory, lontord. Mi cSorgo ol orrongomonlt J IF F IR IO N .T H O M A I F unoral u r i l c n lor Mr Tnomoi J it lor ton, II. ol Oviodo will bo hold I p * on lolurdo, at Fountolnhood Bopim Church with Iho R « . Jama* Brow*, otticioling Frtondt m o , coll ol Goldon i Funeril Memo Frido, Irom *0 p m end lolurdo, ol iho church Irom noon until Urn* el lunoroi tor,Icoo Intormonl will bo Ml Ino Boston Com* tor, Goldon i Funorol Mom* Winlor Pork in chorg* ol orrongomonlt the autopsy won t lie avatlablr for a couple of weeks The lnllt.il sherlfT# reporl aald she died Irom an apparanl overdose of pills Hagood said hr collected sev­ eral prescription medication Unties Irom Ihe Hill house He said he does not know what tyjies of drug they contained No suicide nole was found Seminole County Shrrlll John Polk said he visited Hill alter his wife’s death. Investigator* lound nothing out of the ordtniiry at thr scene and Polk said Hagood and Darnell are qualified lo have ((inducted the technical aspect of the Inve stiga tio n , since nothing was out of jilace and nothing appealed lo lx- out of Ihe ordinary ut the Hill house. Polk said hr wus told that Mrs Hill was being treated lor de­ pression and was taking prr scrljiilon anti-depressant.* Kiwanian Ralph Austin Smith, 91, dies Ralph Austin Smith. 91. 2021 P a rk A v e .. S a n fo r d , died Thursday al Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford Bom Dec 17. 1896 In Demopolls. Ala . he moved to Sanford from Miami In 1926. He was a credit department manager and trea­ surer of Chose A Co which la now known as Sunntland Corp. and a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford where he was elected and served as a Deacon and Elder. Smith was a member ol the Downtown Kiwanls Club. San­ ford. where he received from Ihe International Board of Trustees a certificate for leadership as Pres­ ident of Kiwanls Club In 1930. and a certificate from the Florida District of Kiwanls for a suc­ ce ssful a d m in is tr a tio n as Lieutenant Governor In 1955. He received the Lloyd Gahr cup for best Kiwanls Bulletin In the state In 1954. 1936. 1938. 1959 and 1960. the Newton Lummus cup for best bulletin In the state In 1966. 1967. 1970 and 1973.and the Condlci Trophy for liesi bulletin In the state In 1978 and 1979. He was also given the Sid Singleton award for civic Im­ provement In 1972 voted a Life Fe llo w of F lo rid a K iw a n ls Foundation, and In 1979 he was given the Legion of Honor for having been u Kiwanls member for 40 years As a member of the Salvation A r m y . S m i t h s e r v e d as chairman of Ihe Advisory Board In 1964. he was awarded a "Sally," and given a life mem­ bership on Ihe advisory board While a member of the Boy Scouts of America, he received Ihe Silver Beaver Award from Ihe Central Florida Boy Scout Council for distinguished service lo boyhood. He was a charter member of the University of Alabama anil a member of Lambda Chi Alpha S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Charlotte M.s sons. Walter M-. Pompano Beach; four grandc h ild re n ; six grealgrandchildren. Gram kow F u n e ra l Hume, Sanford. In chargr of arranerments. Vinf.rfd % ,V r if 3 l ( jWIJm t % FU LTO N C E N TE R Offlcc/RetaU Space ( .ill ,V»u Fur hilorni.itiori (407)321-9968 Ralph Austin Smith J .l.D Sanford. Kaljih A Jr.. Qullrnan. Miss ; sister. V .J . W addill. IN T E R E S T 6SS Fulton St. ( m ~ ) S an tord B&L F U E L O IL w Dopondablo - Molerod Delivery .St rung Seminole Cotint) 24 H R E M E R G E N C Y S E R V IC E " R s d lo D u p o tc h o d " |F U E L OIL SERVICE Present This Ad 6 Receive * 2 ° ° O f f Purchase (• »-■ « I 31 PF I S ! E C ry s ta l L ik e A vr L ik e M a ry. FI 330-0946 O W N ,A T V & V C R DECEMBER SPECIAL RENT ANY NAME BRAND 19" COLOR TV OR 25" COLOR TV AT REGULAR PRICE 4 RECEIVE A REMOTE CONTROL VCR FOR ONLY *2.95 •IR WK. 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Two rhlldren. aged 3 and 6. died In separate dwelling fires touched off by randies lighted alter power went out In Berkeley and nearby Pittsburg. Calif. Tw o others died in storm related traffic accidents in Southern California. T o the dismay of wind-blown Californians, weather forecasters said the unwelcome storm was expected lo linger over the slate Friday. Elsewhere across thr nation, snow squalls were expected Friday over the nonhem part of New York state and along the eastern shores of Lake Ontario Forecasters said up id 6 Inches of snow would h* on the grouni by day's cod Not th we si Pennsylvania also was bracing for r> snowstorm that could bnng between 1 and 4 Inches of the white stuff. Painfully cold temperatures eonllnued to grip northern New York state Friday, the NWS said Masalna reached 3 degrees above zero early Friday, but the IS lo 20 mph winds brought a wind chill factor to 30 below zero Temperatures over the upper Mississippi Valley and the upper Grrat bake* regions also were cold, reaching below zero at midnight from upper M ichigan across northern Wisconsin, eastern Minnesota and eastern Iowa Temperatures In New England dipped Into single digits Snow also was (ailing early Friday In North Dakota and Colorado. Katn reached from the Florida Panhandle across soul hern Alabama and Georgia Into South Carolina California rain was turning to snow tn higher elevations The Northern California winds were so fierce Thursday that highway* were closed,, sis Sierra ski resorts shut down and an alrrraft carrier was unable to dork tn San Francisco Bay. Property destruction was so widespread that officials were unable to Immediately total It up In Sonoma County north of San Francisco, the posh Montreito Heights area of Santa Hosa was hard hit. with nine home* destroyed by lire or falling trees and three house Hallers destroyed by falling tire* A H r*;e nativity srene In downtown Sonoma was destroyed as thr wind blasted over figurine* sent them toiling down the street. Verdict angers police, defense United Press Intematlonel NEW YOKK — Following a day of angry polite »letn oust rut ions a Judge Thursday sentenced a man lo 5 to IS years In prison for possessing a gun during a shootout that left six officers wounded, The sentence of Larry Davis, who was arqulttrd ol other charges involving the shootout, angered the prosecutors and [oiler, who wanted the maximum 10 lo 20 yea. s. and the defense, which wantrd Davis to gel the same 6 month term that subway gunman Bernhard Goetz, who is white, rerrlvrd In Ills celebrated rase The Jury cleared Davis of charges he tried lo kill nine poller officer* — wounding six of them — but found him guilty on (he weapons counts “ Never give up! Free Latry Davts." shouted a group of hU supporters who crowded Into the courtroom afirr stale Supreme Court Just lie Bernard Fried handed down the sentence It was a long and emotional end to a case tn whlrh Davis, who Is black. Iierame fxilh a symbol ol defiance In police brutality and — to ctitles — an rxam plr of a Judicial system preoccupied with protecting the rights of criminals Davis claimed he was only returning the tire ol p o lit y - who went to hi* sister's Bronx uM tlm rtil It* kill him because of his knowledge o f a police drug-dealing ring. More than 000 police officers screamed obscenities and marched around the Bronx courthouse earlier In the day, demanding that Davis get thr maximum sentence, The sentencing hearing began an hour lair and lasted nearly 2 *•'> hours, with the Judge allowing the defense. Ird by civil rights lawyer William Kunstler. and the prosecution lo present charac­ ter Witnesses Kunstler, noting the Jury that convlrtrd Davis of weapons possession cleared him of the more serious charges of attempting tn wound nine poller officer*. Inslstrd that If Davis "didn't have lhr weapons lie would be Just as dead" as other blacks who he said have died at the hands of [Killer In the city. Kunstler said thr proserulors should go after Legal Notice Legal Notices n o t ic e or P U B LIC ME AXING N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN ■ V T M E C I T V OX LO N G W OOO, F L O R ID A m*» IS* Boe'd ol Ad, ut'meet *111 Sold * P ito't M#»f,ng on MeOnotOtt IN TME C IR C U IT CO UR 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 O F O R lE M IN O L t C O U N TY . FLO R ID A Cat* N* M O H CA ** l G*n*r*l Jur,td c l « r C H A S E H O M E M O R TG A G E CO R P O R A TIO N Pl*inti*t »i ‘s i i t r v i* is* longwood Ci*r C o m a iM S O u s L n t . I M A W t.'r ts AeMCUO Langwoed r lor 1* or *1 w o - H w f H lS f I I po,,fel# lo to» H * < J reguetl Of lo rry P *'t# lor * »*, i*nct Mam IS* Ifi-filmum h S m i ol 19 •**• an »‘de lo! Irn* Ni 1 !»*' 4 i*cN*t m or Of' lo *'*< ' * 1*0 ( #r g*.*g* In » X 1A toning ditfnt! on tn* following l* g * il, dettfltoed 0>ov*«lf le g tot M T**p JOS Rg* 1*E N <0* » r r ol v » » f t #i e no f t Ol S A . Long Lo* 41 Un >*«ord*d Plal ol Rot* 1*4* Public R*co*d, el Sominoio COlO*!, f 'or-tu Bomg more 9*r »* tl, o* cc* feed at MO R oil L 04* Roe-3 longwood Fiend* Al H.1% foolin g *ll <rl*r*il*d ►*'•■•» m *r *((*•> lo be n#**d • •in r n e « l lo V*r<*n<* being ilR u tlltd Th lt Reefing — *r b* conltnued from lim* lo Mrs* until I m*i * c l w it i*4tn bf tn* Boe-d ol Adiwitrrenl A toot ol tn* ,*gu**t it on III* wifti tn* Citf CM'* *"d m «f b* tntpetNd Or m* public All p*rtont a rt adnwd mot ll tn*f *#<><** to *pe**i onr d* CI41*n mod* *1 ISett Ree'lng*. "•* r *111n**d * r*rb*lim record ol In* proceeding, *<* for urcn p u 'p o w t. m*f aolli r**d lo Inturo in*l * ,*rb*iim record It m«d*. nitiicS record to include ts* U tt.m onf end t r-dene* upon •*"t*f tn* *ppe«i n '-**♦ Tn* Clip ol Lonnoood do*t sol pror-de Ihtt r*ft>*lim record D*i#d in ,, tic. temper IH I D L T e r r , C ilfC lert Citf ol Longwood Fto-d* Pufelun December 4 A <4 11*4 D E L OS P A U L IN E E LEM ON *l*i Defend*' •» N O TIC E OF FO R ECLO SUR E SALE S T C LER K OF C IR C U IT COURT Nolle* it n*refer giro" tse* tn* under n gned Hon D * rld N Berrien Clert ol tn* Circuit C ou rt #1 Sominoi* County Florid* will, on m* }t d*r o* Jonverr ltd* at 11 00 A M *< in# Woti Fronl door o* tn# SeminpH Couo'r Cow i j v w « tn* City ol Vonterd Fiend* olter lot _*■' end 1*11 at public outcry to in* n-gneti an* bre! b dde' tor Cain IS* following described proper*, i i i a M >n Seminole CdcMtly Florid* lo wil L o t >1. 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IH* D E K IM A thr [toiler ofllrvrs Davis areused of selling drugs He then brought In four character w it n e s s e s Including Davis' mother Mary, and a Catholic pi test, thr Krv Lawtrnce Lucas ol Harlem Assistant District Attorney llrt.in Wilson grew liwensed at the accusations "This Is a case of tell a hlg enough lie loud enough and long enough and someone will believe II." Wilson said angrily. "There la nol one scintilla of rompetenl rvldence to sustain chargrs ol police corrupt kin ** The prosecutor had I wo of I hr [toiler officers wounded In the shooiout testily in his bid for the maximum sentence Before the Judge had his say. he gave Davis a chancelospeak Leaning on a crutch. Davis, m a gray thiee-plece suit, uccuard Ihr Judge of "violating several laws." Legal N otices Legal Notices N O TIC E OF PUBLIC H E A R IN G NOTICE 11 H E R E B Y G IV E N B v TH E C l T v O F L O N G W OOD F lO R lO A tsai is* Board *1 Adiuttmonl will s*td • PuS*K Hear mg of O r O u H t , December Ji isgg 1 M P M * S r u - j > w I CJRy Cemm.ccwe C b a m te r i. I M W W orrow Ace sue li e g e e a F l v d a r e , toon wwr»*H»r at t w i t s M cento*. « Spec-* t i c e p m r*du*t>*d by U » S 4 Tefe*#wfw Company *4 F a rid * I* N c «N • P U P * utility S*r,,c# N * ( IA ton-ng drtlrKl, or* me t o fowing logaiif described pr«e*rty I N i n i I N M P 141 I. LO N G W O O D H U H at r* corded m P i«l Boo* * Paget II and l« *1 is* Public Record, ol Seminole Cavity. Fiend* B «,n « m*r* generally d# terbod at IS* eacent *ood»d M4 on ISO louts tide o» Longwood Mill* Rood AppronmeWly I9B0 loot •**'*< CR 431 A l Nut mooting oil tnMrottyd poo w t may 00d**r Id b* s**rd wiis r*tp*cl id is* Special C rc*o*wn ba ng rygun ie d Ts , Soaring m*y be con'-nued N*m lim* s IMS* until final *<lwn It late" by IS* Board e< Ad|ut< m*nl A ropy o* IS* roguetl it on f'N WHS IS* City C W rt *nd may b* "leecfed by **w pub‘K All percent *r# M . W4 ISal II is*, dec-da In app*a- *-> do cit-en mod* •* Tse** soaring, is#, wilt n**d * e*eb*i"*i record o* •*• proceeding, e -d Mr tucs pur pate, is*y will "**d *0 m*ur* mat a -erfea' m record It made wS k B record M mc'udt tso lettimony #nd yeidonc* upon wS<cN is* appeal it m*d* the C ity el Longrruod dou, m* p>OrUN ISIt uerfcot m record Da*ed Win NOa*mfe*r M ' 1*4 D l Tarry City C N rt Cltr ol Longwood Florida Pub^ts O o c « m b * * t lU tHd I N T H E C IR C U IT COURT ro a tiM iM O it c o u n t y FLO R ID A ra o S A T t D ivitiO M F He New*be, M *04 CF IN RE E S T A T E OF C A T H E R IN E ! 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M r* RIC h AR D M U R O S K I ond Ca t h e r i n e m u r o s k i Sutband*nd n.la and THE U N IT E D S T A T E S O F AMERICA DeNndantt NOTICE OF A C TIO N TO R ICH ARD M UR O SKI YOU ARE N O T IF IE D tsai *n action i* force lota a mortgage on is* following properly in SominoNCocmly Florida Lot H Bloc* C. SPRING V A L L E Y E S TA TE S , according lo is* plot ITwreot ** recorded in Plal boor n Pag* 14 Public Record, ol Seminoi* County. Florida Sa, been t i*d a*am,! you ond you *ry rygu.rad lo tor , « a copy ol iR ir written d*i*nte, if any 10 il on CSrutopser C CalScarl P ia in iilf , o llo r n ty . wSoto oddrtt, It no N Broadnar Ar«nu* Orlando FL 11*01 on or b*tor» January 4 logy and IlN ts* orig real wits Is# C N rt ol ISn Court oillwr belory wryico on PlainliN t otiornoy or imm# diaNiy isaraalter otsarn ta a delaull will bo en’orrd agamtl you to» IS# roll*! demanded In IS* Complaint or Polilion WITNESS my Sand and the teai ol tout Court on Nor »»ts It 4SEALI DAVID N B E R R IE N Clert oils# Circuit Court By Wend, W Cellini At Deputy Cleft PublitS Dec J t 1*. J l IM* DEL K th e Indictments near in defense scandal U n itw rf P r b B t In ig r o a tlo n a l W ASHINGTON - firoBecuioni In thr defense corruption In­ vestigation have presented lo a federal grand Jury a proposed conspiracy Indictment naming two companies and eight Indi­ v id u a ls . In c lu d in g a N a vy engineer. Bournes familiar with the inquiry said Thursday However, the sources said the grand jury has yet tn be asked lo act because negotiations si III arr under way over possible plea agreements Involving some of those targeted. Including sub­ sidiaries of Teledyne Inc. and Emerson Eleeirtc Co Prosecutors arr hoping lo strengthen their cases, built around wiretapped telephone conversations, by cutting onr or more plea bargaining deals un­ der which the companies or Ihelr executives would cooperate with Investigators In return for le­ niency. they said. While the grand Jury will meet for a third straight day Friday, sources said II was unlikely that any Indictments would be re­ turned before next week T h r rrturn of Indictments c h a r g in g c o n s p ir a c y a n d possibly rsckricriuig violations would mark (hr first prosecu­ t io n s In the m a s s iv e . 2 ‘i - v r . t r -old Investigation of allegations that defense,Industry consultants passed bribes to government employees In relum for tnstde information on ton tracts. Two such consultants. William Parkin and Fred Lark n r r. are among those named In the proposed Indictment — as Is Stuart Berlin, a senior Navy engineer who has been a friend ol Lacknrr. sources said Sources familiar with the In­ quiry said Ihr propoard Indict­ ment names two of Parkin's and L a rk n r r's clients. Ilaceltlne Corp . a wholly owned sub a id la ry of Si Louis-ba se d Em erson E le ctric, and th r electronics division of Los A ngrlrs based Teledyne Also named are three Trlrd yn r exrc utIves and two H&zrltinr of­ ficials. they said Thomas Paitrn. an attorney for T r l r d y n r . and W illia m C u m m i n g s , a la w y e r for Hazelllne. each declined com­ ment. But sources who requested anonymity said discussions be­ tween prosecutors and both f ir m s a re c o n t i n u i n g , particularly because an Indict­ ment w o u ld a u to m a tic a lly prompt their suspension front receiving government contracts The sources said the terms of any government suspension or debarment are a key focus of the plea discussions. Welcome Newcomer! “ F lo r id a 's o w n N a w c o m a r t a r v i c a " — d e d i c a t e d lo w e lc o m in g n e w re s id e n ts . Florida Oantd Horldi Mjnj|td It Is our d«tlra lo msk« you Im I walcoms and lo acquaint you with our city If you art na* In th* araa. 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Santom Mould, Santo'd, Florida — Friday, D*C»w t»f 16. t96ft — 7 A Great Lakes could suffer nine-foot drop U n ite d P r e s s In t e r n s t lo n s l Plane searched after death threat BOSTON — A Pun Am Jri nrur takruff lor a (light to Nrw York who rvanm lrtl and ararrhrd Thursday when llir FBI rrcelvwl a death threat against one of it* jutaarngrr*. the defeated M rxlrun presidential randldule Cuauhtemoc Cardrnaa Cardenas and his **ntmirage were among HI passengers and crew rnrmbrni aboard Pan Am Flight 5 3!. sc heduled to depart Logon International Airport at 1130 a m . said Mass(*ort spokeswoman Bee Clarke. All passengers were removed while officials searched the Jet and its luggage, site said Cavanaugh did not release details of the search, hut said It turned out lobe "not a life .threatening situation.” The FBI had not determined who made the thrrat. hul was Invtsiigaimg the case, he said Cardenas who lost his presidential hid in duly, was a guest speaker Wednesday at Ihe Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Institute of Foreign Studies C H IC A G O P ro lo n g e d drought from the greenhouse effect rould rouse the levels 'if the Great laikrs in drop us much as 0 fret, with serious political economic and ecological con­ sequences, a water rx|>rrl said Thursday Speaking to legislators from the Great Lakes states and Canada. Frank Quinn said the results uf global heating could be severe, but should not Ire felt until alter 1000 The officials meeting at the annual U S . -Canadian Murder to be subject of training film for lawyers Sheriff injured from hom em ade bom b U n lts d P r a t s In la r n a tlo n s l THIBODAUX. lai — The sheriff of Lafourche Parish was Injured Thursday when he kicked a package that turned out In tie a homemade homb filled with nails, authorities said Sheriff Duffy Breaux dr GO. was In stable rondlllon early Frtday at Thlbodaux General llospllal after about six hours of surgery to remove fragmrrils mostly from a hand and his legs especially ihe left leg. said hospital night supervisor Phyllis Miller Deputy Daniel 'Judge" Lrehe. 62. who was standing behind Breaux when ihe package exploded, was In good condition after a short time In surgery to remove small fragments throughout hi* body. Miller said H rriu x was Iravlo* a gathering at f» senior clitren center cl about 2 p m Thursday when be saw the |w< kage placed next to hia ear on the driver's side and pushed il with his (not. selling off ihe bomb, said Sheriffs Department radio operator Joseph Landry There were no suspects In the case, investigators said adding that Ihe bomb seemed lu lie the work of an expert PORTLAND. Ore - T h - trial uf a woman on charges of instigating the 1985 murder of a land developer pits a famrd Wyoming defense lawyer againsi a fori.ter Orrgun allornry genre al and is bring videotaped as a training film for law e n Jackson. Wyo lawyer Gerry Spenrr. who <l.ums to have never lost a m urder ease squared off In opening argu merit* Thurrday aga'nxl James Brown of Salem, who was hired a* special prosecutor slier Spence succeeded in having the Lincoln County District Attorney disqualified T h e fla m b o ya n t Spence, dresser) In cowboy boot* and a leather Jacket, delivered a 3 W hour Opening argument in which he claimed Wilfred Gert tula. 59. of Lincoln City, was accidentally shot by his wife Monica as he was struggling with defendant Sandra Kay Jours over a rifle He alleged that Monica Gertlula had a revolver that has never been found "I will givr Mr* Gertlula the brneflt of a doubt and %av stir shoe him by accident while she was trying to defend him ." Spence said Multnomah ('m inty Circuit Court Judge Hat I Haas said ihe Oregon Trial Lawyers Associa­ tion had requested that the trial be ta|>rd — an unusual move In Pitbulls attack children in school yard PIIII.ADELPHIA — Three teenagers unleashed two pitbull dogs Into a crowded schoolyard during a noon recess Thursday. Inflict lug savage Injuries on five children, pul tec said There were about 150 children In the schoolyard when the Irenagrrs walked In. unleashed the dogs and lold them to attack the children, poll* r said The Injured <hlldrrii — fourth, fifth and sixth graders at St Ldward % S* hool in the city's Northeast set tton — were bitten numerous times on their feel and ankles, said Dr Mark Jolfe the emergency room physician at St Christopher s Hospital who treated Ihe rhlldrrii Polu r were looking lor three 13-vrar-olds in connection with the attack Thev were also trying to find the dogs Boyfriend beat girl 'for pleasure’ NEW YOHK — A woman i barged with her companion In the heating death of her 5 vear old daughter, found unconscious and sexually abused in the family's Brooklyn apartment, said her boyfriend twai the little girl for pleasure ” Puller officers, who dlMuvrred a I year igd along with the fatally beaten girl W r d n e s d ^ A i^ a r T j n V t A Ihuraday afternoon and found a ttadlv beotep fWvran-M i « , In a closet, said DeteetyvcjamrsColeman, a police spokesman The hoy was the dead girl s half brother. Nlckle Letiron Alvere* Investigators had returned tu the apartment with a search warrant to look for the murder weapon, police said Abigail C o n n . 25. and her live in boyfriend. Adrian Lopei. were cliarged with second degree murder Thursday in the death of Coder s 5 year old daughter, Jesatca. (Miller said Authorities said Ihe child, who died Wednesday at W imkIIiu II Hospital, had been beaten and was unconscious when police and [Mramedics arrived at the farnlly'a .tjiurimeni in the Bortijuen Houses project In Williamsburg The boy who was Corter's son. also was suflering from malnutrition and was In stable rondlllon at Woodhull. Coleman said Cortex ap|M*arrd dared as shr was hustled into a ear by (Milter Thursday Legislative Caucus on Great Lukes-St. Lawrence Htver Issues, also heard former Wisconsin Gov Anthony Earl warn that If widespread drought grips the notion, demands for Great Lakes water "from dryer, thirstier pari* of the country arr going to become stronger " Quinn rioted that the Great Lakes hold about 95 percent of ihe fresh surface water In thr United States, and about 20 percent of thr world's supply Quinn, who heads the lake hydrology section of the federal Great taikrs Environmental Mr search l.ab In Ann Arbor Mich mm e g *4*s.. (tcawSsarOi 1 shim *24** msawii at * M u tte r i i m u i p T . . M a .. m . 321-1898 BANKRUPTCY - IS IT FOB rou? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP- Oregon, where cameras arr not usually alluwrd In courtrooms Haas said the tajir would riot be shown to anyone unlll alter the trial Is over and all ajijieals in the case are exhausted Jones, the lawyers ami the jurors all agreed to thr taping Spence, who came to court vve.ir*ng In* tradeuvitk crumpled Stetson hat. ha* been involved In several high profile trials and recently defended la-e Harvry <>swald in a mm k television trial of President Kennedy's killer Hr gained lame by winning a $10 5 million judgement against Kerr McGee Corp in the death of nuclear plant worker Karen said lake levels have been above normal for 16 of the past 18 yrars. a "generally rool, wet period," but fell below average this year because there was little snow in the 1987 1988 winter and drought In thr summers He said legislators get more noisy complaints when lake levels arr loo high as waters c la im b e a c h e s a nd e ve n waterfront homes But thr eco­ nomic consequences of low lake levels arr actually worse. Quinn said, harming llshmg. shipping, recreation, power generation. and sanitation industries Quinn said despite what other V-c. o w n th e e x te n s iv e new beachfront property that would tie created by the drop, or how they would allow the new laud to be used Extensive dredging may be needed * Spend Christmas In Your New Home This Year! Call Mechelle N ow RANDOLPH COURT APTS. 330-1300 DO Minor N LAKE ON ISYC OUR CLAOO^AD.I ^SANFOHO ; IT MAKES SENSE A good lime lo add insurance to yOur Life is wnen you’ro increasing Ihe size of your family. /instate S tlk W C M M l Spence is representing -Jones for free He also represented her son Mlcharl. who was convicted in juvenile court of rnanslaugh trr In thr rase Brown told the Jury of right men and four women that the killing on July 23. 1985. was the result of a long running fued over a right of-way across Junes land to some penpsMjs OaOMwlM wanted to strhdMia aOnfijg; rtjr Stiru Htver on the Oregon < owsi experis say. he does not believe ihe "greenhouse" effect has been seen yet. but expects It may be felt after 1990 C o m p u te r m odels of the greenhouse effect suggest Great laikrs levels could fall as much as 6 feet to 9 fret below average Quinn said, and he urged I hr legislators to start to consider such questions as who would \U Auto • H om e • Lite • H ealth 0 B'snt Csrti Lsks MsryfHssthfow 3 3 0 -3 3 4 3 P S Y C H IC hif IMgmraiJ i HEADINGS AV AIL ABLE A IL tlA O IV S A 01 CIRTIFK0 BY U.C.S.S. Shop At GWAlTNfT JfWfUMS o ^ E 'v ThetrCUu M 1 PAM AVI U H M ONR AAV Tlil IHA% PSYCHICS • TAROT • MEDIUMS • ASTROLOGERS Plus a Larga Display ol New Age Books, Tapes & G ilts • Thun ■ Fri •Sal •Sun Opan Oaiiy 108 p m <Frt Till ( pm i Oecembaf 15, 16. 17. IS .INFO (9041 2283190 UNIVERSAL CENTRE 480 CASSADACA AD., CASSADACA. FL a l u l l t I T T T T T T T T T iT T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T l£J NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE The City of Sanford proposes to change the use of the land within the area shown in the map of this advertisement. •m i (jut t r n •> iir io n t o c n •oomeet su) •r r r caurtw s«t>8 •Cot XXKUMM AMOCM UTt rwf ifCTUKSXwi y nj(tours ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW Bakker smiles after first day of trial C IIA H L O T T E . N.C — Former P T L leader dim llakkrr. smiling and buoyant. |irolrssed Ills Innocence at tits first court ap|M-uran< e Tluusday and predicted hr will tie accpiltlrd of frderal charges of wire and mail fraud "If we can have a fair trial The drposed P TL leader jp|>rarrd at the initial hearing lieforr a federal magistrate with former P TL President Hit-hard Dortch, who was charged along with Bakkrr In a 24-count federal Indictment handed up Dec. 5 Bakkrr and IXirtch were released on $50,000 unsecured p-rsotial recognizance ImruK uni:I their trial cn charges that they schemed to bilk P TL cut.itibulors out of millions of dollars, diverting donations In |>ersonal gain and tugn living Emerging from the 35 mtnntc bond hearing. Bakkrr said It was a "sad day." hut hr prrdlrlrd hr would prevail "I'm not guilty of these charges, and I'm looking forward to due process In an orderly ami rug.mired fashion." hr said. *Tm confident that If we can have a lair trial and dur process, we can win this rase " U S Magistrate Paul B Taylor agrred In a request from Bakker defense lawyer George T Dwt'ls in poatpune formal urrulgnmcni until Jail 17. when Bakkrr and Dorteh will enter ptras '^ s ^ u 339-2022 S a c to* VI Masart Am " F e e l G o o d A g a in " LAKE MARY BLVD. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC * * 7 6 r . T H O M A S 1 . Y A N D E L L . O .C ... C h iro p ra c tic F a m ily H e a lth C a n ta r 0 0 2 K. La k * M a ry Olvd (S u ita 107 D a yh a a d C a n ta r) la n t o r d , F I. 3 2 7 7 2 • A U T O A C C ID EN T S • PERSONAL INJURY • P A IN C O N T R O L • W O R K ER 'S C O M P • S LIP & F A L L IN JUR IES From United Press International reports PH. 322-9300 A public hearing on the proposal will be held on Monday, January 23, 1989 at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commis­ sion of Sanford, Florida, in the City Commission Room, City Hall, San­ ford, Florida. The City Commission will consider adopting an amendment to the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the adoption of the proposed plan amendment. Copies of the proposed amendment to the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan are available at the Department of Engineering and Planning and at the City Clerk’s office, City Hall, Sanford, Florida and may be inspected by the public. Holiday lim e D IR E C T O R Y SANFORD VERTICALS O F • 'S T O R E IHE I ARCtSI StlfCIION 01 HANCOCK PLUMBING SUPPLY HJIUMARK PR0QUC1S IN IKt ARE! 750 W y lly A vs. Sanford, FI 321-3801 1 0 % OFF W IT H TH IS AD rot au too* rtvtntonf Mem PRICES START Al ONLY S25 3 3 0 -1 1 4 1 Airport A Sanlord Avs. - Sanlord Sat. 9-5 Sun, 12-5 H O U R S CATHY’S HALLMARK SHOP uoiaou asm (aiuuit plazai URFOH • lit MD Mo* ill »»J0 PM 1$J PM By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Floiida. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk �Friday. December 18. 1988 U.S. moves swiftly in PLO talks Rescue operations ending in Armenia MOSCOW — Soviet authorities have lold foreign rescue teams their help I* no longer needed In some parts of quake ravaged Armenia, where the prospects of finding more survivors have all but disappeared The official Tasa news agency said that only one (>er%nn was found alive In Ihe affected region Thursday, while 509 bodies were pulled from Ihe rubble of destroyed buildings The 3 0 second quake on ihe mornlr.g of t)ec 7 killed al leasl 55.000 people and left more than 500.000 Itomeles* In Ihe first four day* of rescue operations, some 0.000 people were pulled alive from under collapsed schools office* and apartment building*, hut Ihe survival rale has steadily declined with each passing day. Tasa said Thurway that a total of 22.312 bodies had been recovered since the quakr struck. Authorities have lold foreign rrscu e trams they air no longer needed In Spltak. Ihr worst hit of Ihe three elites devastated by Ihe earihquakr. a Western diplomat said Vietnamese withdraw from Cambodia PHNOM PENH. Cambodia — Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Friday Vietnam ha* withdrawn all civilian and military advtarr* freon Ihe country II Invaded IO years ago. hut he Insisted Ihe Hanoi-Installed government could still hold its own aalnst three rebel armies Hun Ren said the adv*rr* lell lire roun*ty as part of a (»■>**•»' withdrawal of Vietnamese troop* from Cambodia that began earlier this vear On Thursday. Hanoi announced 1*000 soldiers were tiring pulled out from batllrlteld* in western Cambodia, bringing lo 50 000 llie number of troop* wit M r xwn this year Hun Sen sard only 50.000 Vietnamese would be Irlt In Cambodia when Ihe latest phase is completed next Wrdne* day. •■nits will not afire I Ihe balance of forces on Ihe battlefield due In our Cambodian troop*, who are In control of all areas from which Ihe Vietnamese have withdrawn, he said •Vietnamese aMtolame la considered very Important, but final surer** depend* on Ihe Cartil.xlun people," he told about 150 foreign correspondent* Vietnam lias promised lo pull out Ihe rtmalndrr of Its forces by Ihe end of 1990 An estimated 1*0 000 Soviet hacked Vietnamese troops invaded Cambodia in 197* after a series of border « Ushes and quickly swept across the country *» topple radical communist Khmer Rouge regime hacked by China Suspect in Palms killing detained TUNIS. Tunisia - American A m b a s s a d o r R o b e r t If. Pellelreau moved swiftly lo establish contact with the Pales tine Liberation Organization and U S. nfllctal* said Ihr first direct talk* with the PLO could take pluce Friday. Pellelreau telephoned PLO headquarters In Tunis Thursday morning, less than 24 hours after the Reagan administration said PLO chief Yasser Arafat had diet Its conditions lor a dialogue by rrcognliing Israel and re­ nouncing terrorism Secretary of Slate George Shultz, in announcing the U S decision on Wednesday, deslg natrd Pellelreau as the Ameri­ can representative for the un p m Wfc nl« <1i-ilks with the PLO Adnan Slddiql. information officer at the U S Embassy in Tunis, confirmed the Thursday telephone rail to the Pl.O •“The ambassador did contact the < ,.n b» telephone this morning, said Slddiql ' That Is all they an rolng to say right now No d** or names of Palace. 12 mile* north of Tunla In the Mjhiirh.ui neighborhood of lot Marsa Oar al Suada. or "house of happlne**" In Arabic. I* a sprawling palace ollen used a* a guest house for visiting head* of *lale la»»t week l.lbyan leader Col Moammar Oadhafl staved at the palarr during a visit lo Tunisia The rmhassy in Tunla acheduled a pre»* briefing for U S journalists at ti a m EST Friday Arafat, whose statements at a Wednesday news conference In Geneva triggered the dramatic U S policy reversal, was re­ ported In Bucharest. Romania, late Thursday A PLO official In Tunis said the Palestinian representatives to Ihr llnil talk* would Ik- executive rom m lltrr m r m b r n Abdullah ilorunl and Yussrr AI mI Rahlmli and Ahdrl l.ullf Abu Mt|lrh deputy rhn-t o( the 1*1.0 |M>llllral wing Nun American Western diplo­ mat* In Tunis «nld (hr Tunisian Foreign Ministry would help provide a neutral local Ion lor Ihr lalkn. away from llie American Embassy and I’LO nlllcr* The United Stale* had relinked lo hold direct talk* with the 1*1.0. which It considered a terrorist organization since the |{roiip %11t1.li ed In 19*VI Hut at a Wednesday nrw% ro nlrrrn rr In Geneva. Aralat rrrognlzrd Israel* rigid lo exist and renounced leriort%in Hour* latrr. In Wushlitgmu Shultz announced llie n ra g a n auministration was reversing Its jKillry because Arafat's state­ ment* met the U.S conditions for ofteulng talks Israel exprr**ed "regret" over Ihr U S derision and reiterated Its |r |r. tKill III .HIV dealings Willi the P l.O "Itrrorlat organizelion." At the United Nation* Euro [lean headquarter* In Geneva, m e a n w h ile , the G e n e r a l Assembly wrapped up Its histor­ ic debutr on Palestine by calling Thursday lor Israeli withdrawal from Arab territory raptured In (1*17. lot hiding Jerusalem, ami the dismantling of all Israeli settlement* A vole on the reso lotion was I.1M 2. with the Unit ed State* and Israel voting no. 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"We brlirvr that there are goetd ground* lo *us|tr. i him of Ihe murder of Oleg Palme "H r ha* been Inlerntgaied today and will hr Interrogated again. Almbiadh said The suspicion* against him remain, hr said, adding poller believed the man actrd alone sags ir ic iA i Salinas announces econom ic strategy MEXICO C ITY — president Carlos Salmas dr Gottarl announced his new government's economic (dan for 19*9 stressing lhal II will be #a year of transition In which llie nation's growth "cannot hr hurried "h must be pcgmrd cnil I list Ihe nb|et t ig these strategies is to raise Ihe standard ig living eg Ihr Mexican people and lo Improve the distribution eg lund* said Ihr reform minded Salinas, echoing a major ihrm r ig his !>rc I Inauguration THE BIGGEST CHRISTMAS SALE INO UR 47TEAR HIS TOR Tl M AGNAVCK 13 — Remote Control Color Television VHS VCR w ith Remote Control MAGNAVCK North Korean defector to stay in Japan TO K YO — A former North Korean scddler who slowed away on a Japanese freighter flvr year* ago will be allowed lo live In Japan lor humanitarian reasons. Ihe Justice Ministry an nourtc ed Friday The decision I* certain lo make ll harder lor ihe Japanese government lo negcdlale for ihe release eg two Japanese seamen held hostage in North Korra The ministry said ihe defector. Sgt Min Hong Gu. 2b. was granted a three year permll lhal will pave ihe way for him lo live in Ihe rciuniry permanently Ministry official* said Min was sulfrrtng from menial problem* because eg In* four-year confinement lit Ja(tan The official* said Min. who originally sought asylum lit South Korea, now say* he wants lo slay In Ja|wri The communist government lit Pyongyang earlier demanded Ihe two Japanese held In North Korea lie traded lor Milt Min slowed away aboard Ihe 233-Ion Japanese vessel Fujisan Mant No I* In November IUH3. saying he wanted lo live in the Irce world He originally sought asylum in South Korea, hut ihe Japanese government has retrained from sending film lit Seoul, (tending negotiations with North Korea for llie release of the I wo Japanese sailors video Camcorder with 2 Page Digital Title Supeomposer KVGNAOC JfffWJ SEOUL. South Korea — T h r South Korean parltamrnl Friday confirmed the appointment of retired army Ll Gen Kang Young boon as prime minister hut two fifth* of the legislators abstained, saying hi* nomination w as improper Kang was tap|>ed for Ihe (nisi Iasi week by President Roll Tae-woo. who reshuffled hi* cabinet and llie leadership of Ihe ruling parly In a move Rnh said was designed In hasten democratic relorms Of Ihe 299 National Assembly members. IbO voted In favor of Kang s nomination. 10 voted against and 123 abstained Five members were absent and one vole was deelared Invalid Members of two opposition group* — llie Party for Pear-e and Democracy led by Kirn Dae-Jung and Kim Young sum's Democratic Unification Party — casl blank vole*, which were treated a* abstention* The opposition (write* decided nol to support Kang's appointment on grounds Rob allegedly failed lo follow proper legal procedures in making Ihe nomination In addition, the group* alleged Kang once performed public relations work In Ihe United Stales for former Presldenl Park Chung hee Aides lo Kang denied ihe charge From United Pra«8 International report* Energy Saving SO Gas or Electric Range Stereo 4 1 Big Screen TV with Universal Remote (ttf»l>) 1 9 - Color TV With Remote 100 watt* Per Channel Rack System with Super Bass h o n y Parliament approves new prime minister Compact Countertop Microwave Programmable Compact OIK Player On-Screen Programming vmMKa-rMVr'ZiWT HW Y. i ruMBanqe Cordiets Phone Heavy Duty Automatic washer i Dryer Pair Stereo 2 7 Trlnltron TV/ Monitor w/Remote 4 Head VCR W/ Home Interm oment Center 14 CU ft Frost Free Refrigerator Freezer fra n h ! wozdmayter flee trorwc Speller i t h e ta u ru » ^ _ / ^ ^ S $168 s448 SarT-EPir-3T3» Portable Stereo With Detachable 2 Way Speakers Casio Bern Pack 12 Keyboard IN S A N F O R D , S H O P A M c D U F F S U P E R C E N T E R A T 1792 SEMINOLE CENTER jtw o a ia w o OR : NOBODY UNDERSELLS M cD UFF! compact Cube tefrigeritor^ �f M H B M H M N f ilf lt f l December 16, 1988 FR ID A Y Sanford Herald S p o rts IN BRIEF INSIDE: B Lady ’Noles crush Howell ■ P e o p le . Pafle 4 8 ■ C o m ic s , P a g e 8 B ■ C la s s ifie d . Page 9B By CHIMB FISTBH Herald tports editor_____________________ _______ — Ailing Q ue be c coach resigns Hon Lapointe stepped down a* Quebec Nordlqties e a c h late Thursday night. saying hr had been diagnosed rather In the day to have a tumor In hi* kidney Lapointe. 39. made the annnunrrmrnl fol­ lowing Ihr NordlqtirV 0-1 victory over the Montreal Canadlrn* Th e M o r d lq tir i' doctor, Pierre Braaehrmln. said larpo*r.'r h*.| a •‘arno.w’* tum or and Lapointe would be hospitalized In the neat lew day* Lapointe roach, d Thursday, though Branch* twin n< not roach *'l got »lap|M'd in the fare ihl* morning with Ihr had new* and tonight the guv* won a game for me." Lapointe *ald "We proved that we have a good learn and that we will hr in ihe playofT* Ihl* *ra*on FOOTBALL Holz named coach of yoar HOUSTON - Notre Dame * Lou HofU whose unbratrn and top rankr«l Irish plav l«* Ihr national championship Jan 2. W rdn««day won the Paul "Hear" Uryanl Coach of the Year Award for Ihr *ernnd time llo lu . who won the award In 1977 al Arkansas. heal Miami * Jim m y Johnson. WrM Virginia’* Don Nehlen and Southern Cal’* Larry Smith The award wa* presented hy Alabama Athletic Dir,-. tor Sieve Sloan The winner 1% selected by Ihr F.»thall Writer* Asaocallon id Ainertra tfolli al*o wa* named United Prr** lnirmailon.il * college IooiIm II Coach of the I ear Wednesday. The Irish 11-0. ran win the national uile in the Fte*la Howl again*! No 3 We*l Virginia 1 1 -0 Going Inin the *ra*»n the wav we ended la*t year, prtiple fell we’d tie a rather |n«v lootUJI learn." Holl/ *ald — U N L V shoots dow n Irvine Jerry Tarkanlan admitted hr wasn’t hlm*ell Ml* Nevada-tar* Vega* learn wa* Employing It* n*ual trnarlou* fu ll , miri drfrnsr. the I2th-ninkrd Kunnln Hebei* forced 29 turnover* T h u r»d a y night In defeat California Irvliw IOOH5 In the Hig We*l Confer enre *ra*onopener for both The Hrhrl*. 3-2. were playing their llr*t game •Inre Monday * U S Supreme Court decision ihat Ihr NCAA did not violate ihr rooftHtuttonal rtghl to due prom** of Tarkanlan when it ordered tits suspension In 1977 Thl* I* viewed a* a major loss In Tarkanlan. who rerelva court order blocking the suspension, but now may Ik forced lo sit oul for two year* Tarkanlan said after Ihr game that there had hren ”a lot of distraction* Ihl* week ” Asked to elaborate, hr said never specifically mentioning Ihr court decision 1 don't think mentally or emotionally I wa* into the game a* much a* I should have been VOLLEYBALL Texas w ins N C A A title MINNEAPOLIS - Quundalyn llarrcll and Slade Nichols had 14 kill* apiece Thursday night lo help Texas sweep previously unbealrn UCLA In three game* In start Ihr NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championships The Lady Longhorns moved lo Saturday'» championship by score* of 10-14. 15-11. and 15-13 over Ihr t.niruainml favorite llruln*. who Ilad dealt Texas one of II* two regular season losses. "We couldn't lie more happy.” Texas Coach Mirk Hairy said. "Th is I* really a *|»c« 1*1 group of players." UCLA Coach Andy llsnachowskl *ald "I thought thry executed awfully wrll lonlghi They dldn l do anything we didn’t expert Th ry just did It awfully wrll .’* The Itrulns used defense and selling In lake leads of 11-7 and 13 10 In the first game The Lady Longhorns’ experience and power, led by Halle Salens' nine kill*, began lo Ik - fell n* Texas rrlMiuudrd lo lie 13-13. CASSELBERRY - John McNamara was one ol many people in Sanford who knew there was one heck of a girl* baskriball train hiding sonirwherr In Ihe hallowed halls of Seminole High School Unfortunately, that awesome team had only made brief appearance* In Ihe early going of tin 1908-89 season On Thursday night. Ihe Lady Seminole* finally discarded thrlr pretender* mask* — hopefully for good Ihl* lime - and displayed the fine-tuned excellence that makes them one of Ihr most highly regarded tram* In the slate In ( ’las* 3A SHS. playing al U* unstoppable best, roarrd lo a 44-19 halftime lead an.' cnilsed to a 73-53 Srtnlnolr Athletic C on lrrrnrr vlrtorv over l-*kr Howell's Lady Silver Hawk* bet**, 121 *i'* *1 Hlllsman and Aretha Riggins ran Ihe offense, especially Ihe Iasi brrak lo near |>rrfrcHon Hlllsman finished with 22 point*, right rrlxnmd* and four assist* while Riggins contributed nine points and six assist* It l* Ihr resurgence of Riggins lhai has enabled Hlllsman lo move from Ihr point In Ihe two guard |>o*ltlon. w hrfr Hlllsman I* one of Ihe most dangerous players In Ihr slutr Having Airilia (Higgins! oul there «|>rn* up so many dlllerenl |*o%*lblllllr* lor u* McNamara said ’ll enables us lo move |iroplr around more. r*|M*rlallv Adrian, w ho we can play al Ihe iwoor three |«o*ltlon* Adrian had a grrat all around game lonlghi.*' The hungrv Lady Seminole* look charge ImtuedUilrly Thursday nlghi and showed Ihe U d y Hawk* imi merev In Ihr .qiei.lng h-lf Wt'h Bee 'Noles. Page 3H Lake llowrll High "When wr play like we did tonight we |r»-l like no one can *i«>p us.” Junior renter Sheri Rrddlrks. who pourrd In a game-high .31 |x»lnt* and rlppr.l down 10 rebound*, said "We playrd rrally bad against Mainland (50 41 lo** on Monday! but now H look* like wr have everything together Were definitely looking forward tn playing Mainland again ” Seminole ran It* record lo 7-2 ovrrall and snatchr.l sole possession of first placr in the SAC 12D recordI laikc Howell now sland* al 6-4 overall and 2-1 In the Iragtir "The llrsi half tonight was ihr lw*i we’ve playrd Ihl* season. McNamara said II wr can continue lo play like that, wr can hold our own with anyone ” While Reddick* braird Seminole dominate Ihe Inside, the senior guard tandem of Adrian Rams reject Bulldogs By D IA M E M ITH Herald correspondent _________________ DELAND - l-.k r Mary, gelling 26 |«lnl* and 11 rebound* Iron, senior forward Brrttard Mitchell, moved lo 3 2 on Ihr *ra*ou with a 73-00 defeat .4 Dr Land High School in Seminole Athletic ( onferenre haskrtltull a» lion Thursday night Iwforc 401 Ian* al Delain.l High It was a big win for tin- Rain* t«rcau*r O r U m l I* one of I Ik toughest places to win in But Lake Mary has very little time lo enjoy the victory l»r..ut*r tonight Ihr Rain* iravel lo play In another very dlffU nil pla.v lo win when Ihey lake on Wymote T n ti al EMonvflte Dr Land tall* lo 3 4 on the season and goes lo Daytona lor ihe Big 4 Tournament Friday and Saturday night On Friday the Bulldog, take . m i Seabreeze tK-forr taking on either Mainland or S|»ru< r Creek Saturday Th e Rams also o u lre bn o n dcd the liullikig* 40 34 win* h is a far fry from what liappeiH-d In Oh prr *eat>m |amh«Kree In I h r jamlM.rrrr they (Ihr Bulldogs) re hounded like we stole something Irom them said l-.k r Mary «>*»»h Willie Hu b ardson "Even when we got the rel>onnd they would ju*i reach tn and take ihe l»all away Irom u* So we knew what we had In do II we continue to Improve our rebound log and defense we're going lo b much lieUrt " T he game «larlr.t off slowly Willi Deland * Denny lllnson gelling the llrsi point* of the night on a lavop al Ihe 7 OO mark oil a ni«e lee.l Irom Connie Coggins Lake Mary got II* llrsi (Hiluls llltrrn seconds laid on a Junu>er from sophomore .ru ler Chit* ItavNlsm The liulldogs scored ihr next lour point* on Ikiskris from .lerrv Hill and Hinson lo lake a 6-2 lead with 5 45 lo plav in Ihr quarter Allrr going sc oreless lor 2 45 Ihr Ram* Dually got thrlr a. I together and ouiscoird Dr Land 7-0 over Ihr next 3 15 In lake a 9 0 lead Davidson scored oil a Ire.l by Mikr Mrrthlr. Jell Dtaiiglion scored oil a |»a*s from Mitchell, and Mitchell made a 3-point •hot from the M i wing DeLan.l srorr.1 the next Dvr point* Mlkr tfruton got a tKiskri and a Ircc throw and Karl flruscliagt scored on a rebound In give the Bulldog* an 119 lead Mitchell v o rrd on a rrhound ol a Up for grabs Seminole's Bernard Eaddy (fight) and Deltona s Damngton Overstreet battle lor a rebound during action Wednesday night After disposing of the Wolves. 6960, Seminole High looks for another home win lomghi as It hosls Lake Howell s Silver Hawks (JV 6. varsity 7 45) See Rams, Page 2B Hounds pin Oak Ridge, 51-29 By CHUCK BURQKBB Herald correspondent LONOWOOD - The gr.«p|illng Greyhounds of Lyman High used seven pm*. « decfsltm. . lid an Injury default t<» pound the Pioneers of Oak Ridge. 51-29. In prep wrestling action al Lyman High in front of It) I fans Thursday nlghi With Ihe victory, the Hound* ran their rrcmd lo 4-1 on Ihr year and will lake ihr holidays oil lo rest for Ihelr January 4ih showdown against Dr l'hllll|>*. . Even wllli lilt- win. head coach Jell Hess wa*n I pleased with III* leant’* performance even though hi* lough young Greyhound* hammered Ihr awest ruck Pioneers. „ ”1 d id n 't From staff and wire reports th in k w e w re sile d v e ry w e ll to n ig h t, lies* *ald of Ih e 'Hounds' p e rfo rm a n ce . "I'm not happy because w e 're sllll m a k in g a Ini of m ista ke s lluit w r 'v r I k t i i w o rk in g on al practice It's ull due lo o u r In e x p e rfe n c r. b u t that w ill ch a n g e in tim e ." A U TO RACING □ 10 p m - SUN. NASCAH. Grand National All Pro 300 B A S K E TB A LL 118 05 p m - TBS. NBA. Los Angeles l-akrrs nl Boston Celllcs. II.I FO O TB A LL □ 8 p m - s r . High School. Florida Stale Championship. (Li Complete listing on Page 2B _____ «>» v a n o » s « . « w . Hawk attack Lake Howoll’s Christine Frankeburger moves Ihe ball uphold during prep soccer action oarllor this soason Tho Lady Silver Hawks return lo the Held lonlghi al home In Somlnolo Athletic Conference action vs Sominolo (kickoff 7 p m ). The Greyhounds drupjird the llrsi match as Oak Ridge's Tim Slrllciis pinned Richard Alkcy In 1:12 u» give ih r Pioneers a quick OO lead Lym an's Willie Campos. wrestling al 112. answered Ihr challenge wilh -i 20 second pin over Munich Arobu and Grrg Goins, al 119. was leading 6-3 In his match with Jell Pabalan before Pdbulail had lo retire fiotn Ihr malcli with an Injury default. The Greyhounds’ James Glanimo «lrop|»ed a lough major decision. 27-11. In Ryan Ashley and lltrn thr |K)wrr of ih r Lyman llurup took control as Davl.l Mengcl. Joshua Smllh. Daniel Glammo. Mark Decker. Thomas ('allglurl. Derek Moore, and Tanner Morrison all scorr.l wins for the Greyhounds •I was happy wilh Campos. Goins. Morrtson. and Smith tonight." Hess said "We re drltnltely ret.iill.llng this year, but we're Dually starting lo come around as a Irani We're a rrul vmmg Irani. Dul what w r lack In experience wr make up with In aggressiveness .“ With 14 freshmen. 13 sophomores, and only two jiinlors and two seniors, the Greyhounds havr a long road to h<*r Irfore they come up In the ranks al the state levrl "We've gol a strong nucleus and w r know we're going l*» lake our humps and bruises. Hess said ol his young puck of scrappy 'Hounds "We're Just doing the Ik-sI wr ran do All we re trying lo do Is gel as much experience as possible.*' T h r Greyhound Junior varsity showed tliai llirrr Is it horde of young talent l*'lng bred al Lyman a* they destroyed Oak Ridge. 54-1•> In other prep wrestling action on 1hurstluy night Ihr Lakr Itrunllry Patriot* ran thrlr season record lo 4-2 wilh a 47 24 takedown of the Trojans of Evans. The Patriot* used nine victories to Jump all over the Trojans Mike Grimaldi. Tom Gill. Nlrk Campbell. S o li and Brian Meredith. Greg Wyka. Crulg Slreelman. I’oul Schulze. and Kandy Hughes all scorr.l wins In ihr thrashing "W r were kind of hrsllani going In.' Brantley mentor Kevin Carpengrr said "But six of the nine wins we had were pins. Our lower weights rrally came through for us Randy Hughes was a big surprise H r rrally came through lor us lonlghi See W restle. 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M 11pm latardaf i Gama* Qutkac at Bett— E dm— t— at Marti— d night N Y R a n g m a tM — traal night Noo Jr. w r at N Y ItU n d tM night Philadft— i* at T or— to night Detroit at Pittsburgh, night Winnipeg at Washing!— . night Chicago at tt Lout* night La* JLngrWt at Minn#*— # night lodatr. "W r don't want this tourna mrnt to be a backbreakrr for u t." Smith «ald. "If we get by our first two games, we d play Tollrntlnr In the semis If Miami Senior brats us. then wr've got a really good shot al getting tn the lln .tls of I It r c o n s o la tio n bracket." As for Winter Park. Patrick (Inds something positive even In playing Socastec with Its 0-10 man-child Stefan Eggars — a member of West Germany's na­ tional youth tram. “ Hey If wr lose, we'll get out of school Monday." said Patrick, still beaming after Wednesday Min ul Evans "Our playing early Saturday attrr Friday’s game al Dr Phillips is a m a tirr ul logistics It's all very fair '* “ If wr do well In l lie touma mrnt. It could put us In the national picture tin trunk of rankings In USA Today) “ All starirrs stored in double figures against Evans, h l g b l i g h t e d by A n d r r Ktngkvtst's 20 points The 'Cats roinmlttrd Just nine turnovers, got strong rebounding from 0-6 srnkir center Danny Rubin and Hlngkvist and connected on 24 of-28 her throws Miami Senior, with multifaceted 0-fool‘O senior Doug Edwards and a front line that averages 0 9. shtnild give the Pioneers' Inside tandem ol 0 7 junior renter Willie Fisher and 0 0 senior furwird Aloruo Harris their toughest challenge The 'Cats will nerd to (Ire on all five cyrllndrrs again In order lo slay Sorastrr Should an u|iart ensue, their next opponent would be Tollentlnr And that's enough lo ensure perhaps another nearly sleepless night Heat win streak ends at one Unltad Praaa Intsrnatlonal SACRAM EN TO. Calif - Rook !c Vlnny Del Negro srorrd 11 fourth-quarter points Thursday night and the Sacramento Kings rallied (rum a 13 point deficit to defeat llie Miami Heal 94-90 T h r Heal, who defeated the Los A ngles C llp p rrs H9-HH W'rdnesday night was bidding for Its second straight win after setting an NBA record lor I o n s c * at the start of a season. 17 Kenny Smith led the Kings with 19 ptkinls and LaSalle rhiHiipson and Rodney MtCray added |5 points each as Sat ra mrnto overcame a horrendous third quarter and w«mi outset o live games for Ihr first time this season Rory Sparrow scorn! 24 (mints and Pal Cummings oinlrl'oulrtl 10 points and 15 rrtmundB for Miami Drspitr making only two held goal* on 18 shots In the third quarlrr. the Kings brgan thr fourth prrvxl nailing only 71 <13 after making 14 of 17 frrr throws Th r Ileal lalrrd only slight!g I t e i i r r s c o r i n g 1 9 (M iln ts I n l l t r ( i r r l u d . i n o n e t t i n g » n s ix fie ld goals Thompson s Ibloot Jumpri gave Sacramento an 11-10 lead with 8 01 Irlt In the first quarter Jim Petersen scored 9 points In die quarter and Sacramento shot 72 |kercent from die field rn route to a 29 24 lead Sparrow * |unt|ier gave Miami tls first lead. 39-38, with seven 10111111"* tell in die first half A short Cummings jum|>er with 27 set nods left brforr halftime pro viiicd die Ileal a 52-45 edge Cavaliers rout Pistons, 119*98 U f t it P d M r* a s In t a r n a t io n a I An Indication of the Cleveland Cavaliers' phlloaophv was dear T h u r s d a y n ig ht attrr four players srorrd 20 points or (letter but the main topic In the InrkrrnNMt) was leant defense "Our dr(rt>sr haw Item very, very good." sold cenlrr llrad Daugherty, who matched luirry Nance's 22 points to parr the Cavaliers to a 119 (M rout of thr Detroit Pistons "It was constant throughout the entire game Wr were ag grrsalvr. w r switched off well and watched rarh other's tails Steady defense enabled us to gamble more on offense '* Hon Harper and Murk Prti r rarh contributed 20 points as I levrl.tud i 1 r» l"r ilw U si wt.ift since 1976-77. held an opponent under IOO points for the 13th lime flits season The Cavaliers have won srvrn of their last nine games. "They played about as wrll as anyone I've seen In Ihr league for a long. Icng lime." said Detroit Coach Chuck D a ly. “ They shot 70 perrent In the first (juurtrr and hud us in a real hole W r got frustrated, tried to go onr-on-onr and things just compounded Ihrmsrlvea." Joe Dtunars had 18 points ami Dennis Rodman 14 for Detroit. 16 8. which lost for only the fourth lime in 14 toad games and had I t s NBA Central lead r u t to t>ne hall game over Cleveland Adrian Dantlry w a s held to 4 points. 15 below tits average "The Cavaliers showed a lot ol |Mtlenrr on olfrnsr, and they ovrr|K>wered us drlrnslvcly." said Dun lie y "The adjusted very wrll defensively, and made us work hard." Cleveland hit 17 of 24 sImHs from the field In roaring lo a 40-25 lead after one quarter Eight straight (minis gave the Cavaliers a 27-17 advantage with 3 35 left In Ihr session Nance had 4 (mints to «|>ark a 10 2 burst that ended the first quarter "I didn’t worry ulmut Detroit bring visibly Irustratrtl." said Cleveland Coach la*nnv Wllkrns “ I Just wanted to exploit every opportunity." Nance had I I (Milnts as the C a v a lie rs opened a 98-UU advantage entering Ihr dual 12 minutes The Pistons never got closer than 19 (Milnts down the stretch Knlck* 117. J s * . 110 At New Yorlt ( irfEM Wltktn* hit n ninntng H liMrirr with 23 seconds Irfl to give tfir Knleks their tilth straight vlrto ry Utah's Karl Malonr missed an ■>(irn 10-lisit tkasrltnr |uni|irr as time evpirrd Malonr amt Thud Halley rarh st ored 33 points lor thr Ja/i Halley made his (Inal 14 shots from thr Held John Newman s< orrd 3 1 (mints (or thr Knleks Rockets 124. W arriors 115 At Houston rookie Derrli h Chlevous stored 12 of his 18 (Milnts in the second overtime In %l>ark the Rockets Erk Floyd soiled a season high 24 (mints lor Houston and Akrem Ota (uwon llntshrd wllh 19 points and 19 rrbounds Chrts Mullln led the Warriors with 28 potnl* and riMiklr Milch Richmond added 24 Bonlcs 122, Spurs 107 At Seattle. Dale Ellis scored 28 points and Xavier McDaniel added 27 to parr Ihr SuperSon tea lo their llliti straight win al home T h r Spurs, who have lost live straight, nrvrr got cloarr than 9 (Miinis In I lie second half RiMiklr W'tllir Anderson topped thr Spurs with 27 points and Greg Anderson added 22 Rams------------ N H L S T A N D IN G S N erni O i« !%*••« W L T tt f tt I ) II tt f 14 4 tf The phonra at the homes of virtually every Winter Park boyk basketball player rang between H and f) o'clock tael night. Coach Kerry Patrick Juol wanted to make oure everyone waa lurked In bec ause getting sleep tonight may not be so easy. Not only do the Wildcats (5 1) tiavr a Metro Conference (late at 8 tonight with lb Phillips tn southwest Orlando, but they are scheduled to be In Kissimmee Saturday morning at 8 for (he b roth erhood breakfast that precedes the second day of the Great Florida Shoot-Out at Osrecyla High School “ Maybe we just ought to ram p out on 1-4 Friday night." said Patrick, shortly after the 'Cats beat Evans. 78-07. Wednesday night tn a kry Mrtm matchup My main concern is (he Metro and were fortunate that our conference schedule keeps our minds off these super powers (In the bhool-Outl ” The main power prrvlng on Patrick’s mind come Saturday will be Soty^lre of Myrtle Hrach. S C .. Just onr of the m any outstanding outfits in the IStram field of this event that's tagged as o n r the nation's foremost tournaments South Carolina's No I ranked team Is j o ln r d by two of America's best. St Anthony's of Je rs e y C i t y . N .J . and St. Nicholas of Tolrntlnc of the llronx. N.Y.. as wrll us Canada's national championship tram Ancaster. Ontario. No. I ranked (Class 4A) Miami Senior and third ranked Orlando Oak Hldge And don't forget No. I ranked (Class 3A) Harlow and thirdranked Ktaslmmrr Osceola. Although (our games are on tap today in the five day event. Patrick and Oak Hldgr Coach Ron Smith are trying lo keep their players' minds on tonight's contests. Particularly Sm ith whose Pioneers (7-01 encounter eighth-ranked Orlando Hoonr I0-OI on the road “ I don't want us to look past Hoonr I keep preaching that to the kids.'' said Smith, whose tram meets drfrndlng champ Miami Senior Saturday at H 30 p m In a llrsi round game "The big key Is for us lo come Into the Shoot-Out unbeaten IM tto Dt w Iff OA 114 •03 •tt 114 10 4) DO 10 Ilf •01 Continued from IB inlsoed shot to llr the score at the end ul one period 1I I I . The Rams turned on Its ru n ­ ning game In (tie srtond quarter and also started hitting the hoards with a lot more ag­ gressiveness Lake Mary out re­ bounded DuLand 154) In thr |>ertod and also oulshot the Bulldogs 44 X to 33 V T h r Ranis out voted Ik-l.unil 15-6 over I lie llrsi 4 OO of Die (terlod. Mitchell had six points. Mcrlhlr lour, and George Gordon had a 3-potnter during the streak Lake Mary was held to only srvrn points thr rest of I tic quarlrr but there defense stayed tough and held (tie Bulldogs to only six. The half ended wllh Lake Mary holding a 33-23 lead The Rams kepi up the de­ fensive pressure In Ihr third |>rrl<Ml and forced 11 Bulldog turnovers and came up with several easy baskets U k r Mary out scored Dr Land 21-17 In the quarter to take a 54-40 lead but II c4>uld have brrn much more us Ihr Rams mlssrd several layup utlrmpls which could have put llie game out of reach Mllchrll led thr Ram scoring wlilt seven p o in ts , w 11Ii M r r t It I e a n d Duvtdson added four each Bruton hud seven (Milnts (or d ir Bulldogs Bryan and Hruirtt w rrr Ihr only Bulldogs In doublr flgttrrs wllh 17 and I I |M>lnts rrs|M-i lively, as DrLand was unable lo get any consistency going wllh Its offense and turned thr hall over 29 times to the Rams IH In the junior varsity contest that preceded (tie Varsity game. Mlkr Gundrruu's baby Rains moved to 2 2 on I lie season with a 58 44 victory over the baby Bulldogs Jon Roche had 17 (Milnts unit Colby Berger 15 Wrestle-------- nuke you aninstant Continued from III L Y M A N tl.O A K N IO C ! If i o i - s w t t f r ii o a i p Rt<K*«o* . ! » , i ij t i l - W h i n Cksipo* n v i p Atubv ta •If Gf*g Go - m I L Y t m t , m i d.1 IIS - AtSN r lO R I fed JAm t*G i«m m elT It IM -D 4 » M A A * r g * lllV )p OOiNdA 1 M IIS — J**Su* V/fiitfi ( L T l P TVaiikHi l If I M -D * n * I G i* m m a (L Y )p M<M-li*a! M US — f f*dC**gi' (OR I p V«g* Ri»*** I at ISl-Maik D«k»* ILVItf Mo N n , ii 4 144 — K*ilS Smith (OR I p Ik* Aiiisga I I] H I-T h * m * « C * lig lu r l(lV | p Edg* I » I f f - D»i»k Moo»» i L Y I p j* JWNVI M 33* - T MornwMi I L Y I p Ja J otnv I 0$ MVf B**l*1igl\l<ORlp iW«*eP»lf» 43 LAKE BRANTLEY 43. 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Florida — Friday December 16. 1966 — 31 Brown: Lake Howell’s sharpshooter STANDINGS IIM IN O L I ATM Lf TIC C O N F IB f N C I Tm « K IO I A LL fm tm * I e - r| L tU H m " t L a U Ira iH ri I I o***o ii I W *4 i a) i d 0*L*«« I 1 Ilf >J Lata Mary Lyman Tkwrteay > rataM tam maia IX Lata Hawaii U I j I I i>, i t i i> K I T — lamina* 111. Lata Hawaii (L H I. Lata BranTlay ( L l l . Lyman t LV I. Laaa Wary IL M I. OHaea lOl LEADERS ta m iM H Caaaty L i a t i n H a rw e 0 a AVO fe a " a a M w tt I t ) tire III ianmlar lia a a IIM| 41)4 i t , Wtarwa H^grat 101 1 tl 1; 1 AArlan Hiilaman i t ) I im I) ) Amy Kvaett ILW I « 14 || ) Lari Bum* I L i t <a I a l| | BrMtat m a n y 101 I U h i Dana GarraM I L T I I t l Ml Janmt** Kfu*a* I L T I I at M l Janruter TwHard I L l l 4 M 11 Witaatna h a W a n l LWi 4 u II latay Mugn*. lO l 4 11 I I Wu halia «lynn 1O 1 a It A ra n ia lie im a ili 4 n II AnrtaMTHnail ILW I A II Tara Jacttan ILM I 4 at I I Laaa Marna Want** I L T I t HU L it lane I I I I H II Tar-ra L«><| |IH> I |I || *ra«« Iraneannurf a l l l 14 /* Gratrnan Mull I L I I 1 II 4t larMa Wmatan *L M1 t tl 1 1 CWnataGmnriti i l l 1 H 11 Kaacia Kanwan i l l I 11 i r CaMaera WmaNn «LH I * M 11 Braata • rnt ILM l I at I t o few : Kj « k * i ( t l 1*0 Bwata IL B l J w u t t r •'*»** ILH I a avo • m tn 4 <1 l| 1 t m ii Larina W*«»(on ILHJ Br ideal JanaraMa 101 CMnaia O ik h rm I I I luianna Hugnat (01 •arty Hugnat 101 GrattHan Mull ( L B I Adrian Minima* I I I Dana Garratr I L T I janaitff Krvga* I L T I L ll Lang I I I Tara J a rt tan i l M i ( mlly Andtrton 11| B atty Millar ILH I lA m a C la rk a lL T I to I I II By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent 41 11 To apprrrlalr Just how purr v 11 u 11 l h r allot of Jrnnlfrr Brown Ib, U I I you havr lo nrr hrr In action 11 IJ Shier thr Introduction of girls 11 cf 4t ll A tu ttt Adrian H Hitman I t ) Braata Burnt ILH I iannitar Tuttard U B l Baity Hugnat 101 Aralna Riggtnt I I I Tanya Lawn IL H I Tracy Brandanturg IL B l Kattia Kannan I I I luianna Hugnat (O i Amy KuracB ILM I Ta ra G M a w r'LB l Mm naiia Wynn lO l Amy Kuratti ILM I Adrian H Hitman I Si la g t Mar..* Watara* ( L T I Haamar G laatan (LW I Tracy Brandtn»u»g LB l w.iaama HarHKaid I L Ml Kaacia Kannan 111 Batty M.gna, |0| AraMa MiggMt I I I Janwllar Brawn (L H I Tara lacttan i l m i I nari B adaK tt i l l Mm Kaliy Wynn lO l Braata Bur<w l u l l Dana Garratt I L T I Wranna Hugnat lO l Tanya Lawn 1LH , l >«a >aru.ton ILM I Aruta M nnaii ILM I Wwn •#4*><n t l ) Ul ill IvtlfV N H ufUtt |0) A4,M* HHivnan i l l II re tt u 11 A AVO M f) 41 I I 14 I I » II 11 11 v ie 11 11 14 II I I M II 14 11 I A VO 4 M II 14 41 41 14 41 t 11 tl II 14 I I it ie II I T M 11 II 11 n 14 U |1 >> 11 11 n it ie n it ti ie • AVO f U 14 V ■ 11 A U 14 • * 11 basketball to Seminole County, there have not hern many wtih better form than the Lake Howell High senior. Along with having u nice shot. Drown ts also able to lake It as far away from the hoop as most girls as she leads the county In three-point shooting as well llrnwn. In her second year play­ ing for the Lady Hawks. Is averaging 17.3 points per gamr and also helps out underneath with 8 H rrtxiunds per oultng llrnwn teamed with Tammy Lewis and Kelley Grider to form a formidable threesome a year ago when the Lady Silver Hawks won Ihe dlsirtn title But this season. la-wl* is doing hrr Ihlng at Hollins College and Grider Is leading Seminole Community College, so Hrown ts taking center stage, as the Hawk* lop scoring threat "I always considered myself as someone who believe* In giving a I IU X effort on the court." said llruwn "I live, eat and breath basketball 34 hours a day." Hrown. who started playing in the 7th grade at Orangewood Christian School, transferred to Lake Howell her Junior year because. “I wanted to find out If I could play against the better trains in 3 and 4A. Instead of the Class A schools '* In fart. Hrown and Lewis made quite a tram last season as Hrown points out. “One day In practice. Tam m y and I were shooting baskets, and I made a 360 degree angle, and Tam m y said to me. what’s this. Ihe Jennifer Hrown Show? "And then Tam m y made some great moves herself, and I said to her. hey Tam m y. Is this the Tam m y Lewis shootout?" Hrown. who's undecided about her future after her playtng days are over at Lake Howell, would like lo play for a Division I college and have a career In coaching when her playing days are over, Lake Howell head coach Dc nnls Codrey believe* there *rr few athletes on Ihe hoys nr girls level In Seminole County that give as much total effort, as well as production on the prep level "Jennifer Brown get* more out of her ability than most athleies playtng She's a great help to the younger players on Hie team. and she's a winner '* Ha.**, T M 4 Si h * » % Jannifor Brown follows throuqn with h«r patented jump shot Mora scores record five goals in Rams’ romp By MAAKBLVTHB Harald aporia writer DF.LAND — John Mora set a school record as he scored five goals, all In the first half to lead the Lake Mary's boys soccer team to a 104) Victory over UrLand In a Seminole Athletic Conference matchup at Spcr Martin Stadium The Hams, thr state's fourth ranked 4A tram, improved to 3-0-1 and will return to action tonight against Lakeland, the fifth ranked team in clam 4 A. The Bulldogs fell to 1-3-3 on Ihe season John (Mora) finished off real well tonight.” Lake Mary coach Larry MrCorkle said lie was set up real well also, and when you can finish nil like he can you're going to aenre * Mors opened hi* scoring escapade just 3 30 into the game when he intercepted a throw tn amt outdid thr UrLand goalie and gave thr Hams thr lead for g**«d Mora then broke through again 3 00 Into thr game when hr took a double assist when D a m n Fotdr went chi a run and served a Util 1*4Jtuwny Abbot who dropt>ed ihe ball back to Mm a w Inn oiinrc tr*l on I lie goal Mora ripped in another shot 3100 Into thr game oft an Ertc Havandall assist KavantUII writi down the right aide and hit Mora tn the mtridlr and Mora drilled a 33 yard ahot tn up the tract to 34). Mora struc k again a minute later when Alex Arttsla stole an rrranl |u m ami frd Mora in thr middle to up the lead tn 44) John Brook* then put tn a goal 24 OO Into the game oil an assist irritn Mora Acosta then hit tn a header off an asatsl from Brook* to Increase thr lead to 641 Morn scored his final goal of the night when he came up with an Intercept Ion amt netted a 10 yard shut with four minutes remaining In the half to give the Hams a 74) lead at the hall Korde oprnrd ihe scoring in Ihe second half as hr took a serve front Chris Duran and Forde Itntshrd It off with 31 minutes gone In the game Mike Murruv then pH ked tip a loose lull and sc ored 37 mintttra Into the game to up the lead to 94) Murray then scored the games final goat off a llrook* assist with lour minutes tn play. "Everyone plated well but the real atar of the game was Manny Roldan." MrCorkle said He bad a magical match, lie was all over the Itrld hr didn't figure tn thr scoring toil he rume up with a number rtf loose balls and got the Itall to Ihe people who were scoring " l-akr Mary's junior varsity squad also won. taking a 2 0 dec ision over the Bulldogs Brian Codiitn and Tottv Lagos scored a goal rat h for the H a m m . SHS hosts Lake Howell Frans staff ragarti Seminole High hopes to make Ihe best of Its tw o -g a m e bomrsiand tonight when tl host* Lakr Howell In lltr Semtnnlr Athletic Conference opener lor both trams J V artlon tip* oil at 6 p in with varsity starting at 7 45 After six straight games on the road. SHS had it* first home game on Wedneaday and de­ feated Deltona. 694)0 The Tribe looks for Its first conference win tonight and also hopes to keep up Its momentum going Into nrxt week's Central Florida Classic In oihrr boy* basketball games tonight. Lyman host* Oviedo and loikr Mary la a I Wymorr E d u ra tlo n Center In girls iMskrtlntll. Oviedo Is at Lyman and Lu k e B r a n tle y boats Edgrwutrr. • In girls soccer action lo night. Semlnolr High gors to loikr Howell white Lyman Is at Oviedo In boy* soccer, two games between state-ranked trams are on tap as No 4 Lake Mary (Class 4AI busts No. 5 lotkrland (Class 4AI and No 6 Oviedo (Class 3AI goes to No H loind O' lotkrs (Class 3AI SPORTS TONIQNT S O TV B A V K IT 9 A L L T 41 g s i Las* *1 lamina*# tJV fl t L4M MS'* I I W | I W I (JV 4 HI • g m ■- O . «•#**! Lyman IN* JVt O IS IV a A la t T S A L L 4 11p m - O t M o a l l i x i a n l l M J V I t pm I d g a - i W ' a) Laaa H a i 'l t f IN a J V I a o v tto c c c a T p m — Latvian* al L*»* *U>» IJV > HI T M p m - O . -M 0«< Lam to L**»* G l t l l tO C C tB Tp m - laminau at Laaa a p m — Lim an atOnaSa W B IIT L IM O * to P rn - (O gvoaivr a) O .ooo IJV 4 Ml i l l * — f *an* al Laaa Manaii (j V • HI ’ N o le s ----------- BOONE TOPS B H A N TL E T OHLANDO — Despite bring outplayed lor most of the game. Orlando Boone took advantage ol a Lakr Brantley breakdown In thr second halt to post a 14) win over the Patriots In boys' soccer action The lonr goal came with 13 minutes to pla> lotke Brantley out shot Boone 14-12 and took four corner kirks to Boone's one Both Patriot keeper Ktrk Klaftrr and his Boone counterjtart each made six save* "The first half was the hrst we've plated in two weeks ' said Lake Brantley coach Jim Htody. "Unfortunately, we didn't finish any of our opportunities "In the tlrst half, we had four outstanding scoring chance* in the box. but we didn't fight hard enough to put them In In thr second half, we played fairly well, but they got a chance, scored the goal and tl won It lor them " Lake Brantley's record 1* now 1-5-1 while Boone Improved to 2-4 LA D Y RAMS R O LL LAKE MARY - Backed by a defense that didn't even allow a shot, the toikr Mary girl* soccer tram gavr an Impressively controlled rlfort In beating Ihe DeUind Lady Bulldog* 44) With 12 minutes gone In the game. Donna Ruhr Silver Hawks blank ’Notes, 3-0 yards out, with an assist Irom Chris D/uhlan that gavr the Hawks a 2 0 lead. "We set up a corner kick, and SANFORD - T h r Lakr Howell Silver Hawks. 14-2. 3-2) led bv thr wing man hll It towards thr Jason Logan's two goal, and a box. and I nailed It." said Logan "It frit good that thr Irunt fine defensive effort, blanked Seminole High School (1-3. 1-4|. pl.tyrd a good solid gamr tonight lor ihr win. ** 34) In a Seminole Athletic Con T h r 'Hawks then jiut thr null ference boys soccer game Hilo lltr Noles coffin Ir** then Thursday night before 31 fansat seven m in u te s later w ith ThomasK Whlgham Stadium. Logan, a senior forward, led a l.og.m'* second goal. Irom 10 second half 'Hawks surge as hr yards out. with an u**l*t from broke open a light defensive Chris Davis made II 34) struggle with a goal at lltr 65:18 T h r gamr started out «* a mark on a crossing hall (rom 15 tightly played defensive struggle •y DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent in the first hall in which both defense* used light checking at the comer* to prevent frw scor­ ing ih real* from cither side as Seminole gol oil just 2 shots (6 overall), compared to Lake Howell's I |6 overall I But the Silver Hawks were able lo take a 1-0 lead at Ihe end ol the llrst hall on a penalty kick by Greg Davis at the 24.43 mark Davis blasted thr trail past Sem inole goalkeeper Sean Smith.ill at the right side ol the goal Smith .ill played a strong gamr In the net in a losing rlfort. as he made several great saves. Eustis gets by Lady Rams, 52-47 Continued from IB the score 4-4. Rrddlek* Ignited a 10 point SHS run with two consecutive hoops for a 14-4 lead. Cathedra Winston's trank shot InlerTUplctl Ihe Seminole rally, but only temporarily as the Lady 'Noles then stored the next 10 points of the quarter for a commanding 26 6 lead. Seminole continued to (tour It on tn thr second quarter as Reddicks, Chlnrtu Gilchrist and Lt< Long had a field day tn the paint, dominating the ttoards. swatting Lake Howell shots away like dying quails and scoring almost ill will. The lately Tribe built up a 23-polnt lead. 44-19. at the half. ‘‘The girls did a heck of a Job on the boards tonight, especially on the o ffe n s iv e g la s s ." McNamara said. "I think that's the most offensive rebounds we’ve had in one game. When we re able to get the ball Inside like we were tonight. II opens up the whole game for us.” lotkc Howell came track with a much stronger second half but could get no closer than 17 points al any time. Surlna Winston led the Hawks with 11 points and 13 rebounds while Tanya Lewis also had 11 points. Jennifer Brown tossed In nine and Qulya Hawkins added eight. In J u n io r v a rs ity action Thursday, Seminole picked up It* first J V victory. 58-24. over Lake Howell. Shuwna Cohen pumjted In 22 points for the Lady ’Noles with Julie Francis hitting 14 and Ruth Williams 13. scored all Ihe goals ihe latdv Hams would need by converting a jienalty kick Before the half ended. Lake Mary xt,etched It* lead to 24) whrn Julie Haumhcifrr scored on an a*nlM (rnm Morey Lo/.tr In thr second hall, la/ar scored a goal herself. Michelle Mattingly gelling crrdll for the assist With five minutes left. Chrtsslr Snow scored a goal. Debbie Hutchings picking up the assist. A look at the statistic* shows how one-sided the game was and how Intel the score could havr hern had lathe Mary wanted to press the Issue The Lady Kant* nutsliot Delatnd 364). taking seven corner kicks while DeLand had none. In goal. Tam m y Scott notched another shutout without making a save, lowering hrr goal* against average lo 0 2 Dcl-m d goalie Drrna Pell.md made 18 saves during the game. Tammy did grt^a lot ol touches on the ball,? said lathe Mary coach Bill Ktssele "We dropped the Itall back to Iter quite a bit and worked on building from the back " Ktssele s in g le d out d e fe n d e rs J a m ie Do mix hick. Arnv Pasctmal and A n n rm lrk r Stonrrock for their line |>lay Hr also lauded the offensive efforts of Lc.inn ll.i/ilr. Julie Batmihof fer and Debbie Hutchings With the win. Lake Mary Improved its perfect record to 104) while DeLand stayed winless at 0-64) By MARK B LYTHE Herald sports writer Rene Monroe and Kristie Chcatum led Eustis led a strong firs! half surge by Eustis lo enable ihe Lady Panthers to get by Lake Mary. 52-47. Thursday night In girls prep artlon at Eustis High School Lake Mary fell to 2-6 with thr loss and will return to action at the Dr. P hillip s C h ristm as Tournament which begins on December 28th at Dr. Phillip* High School “ We played well In the second half but we dug a hole tn the llrst half." Lake Mary coach Anna Van Landlngham. "We need to become more consistent, we always havr a bad quarter and In the second quarter Eustis opened up a lead In the second quarter and we could never catch them.** Monroe led the lotdy Panthers with 10 points as Chcatum added 14. Trtcla Ferguson and Christy Scott each added nine apiece. Amy Kuvach led the Lady Rams with a game-high 17 points with Tara Jackson adding nine and Lisa Johnson seven. HORNETS TOP TA V A R E S M„ lj *.mI » .t—A— b ab ^O - I l f v w U , L O W S n S O T K l- S ^ l Short Reddicks lays In Iwo of her game-high 3t points Thursday In Semlnolo High’s 73 53 rout ol Lake Howell. The Lady 'Noles Improved to 7-2overall and 2-0 In the Semlnolo Athletic Conference Bishop Moore placed three players In double figures to pace the Lady Hornets to a 53-37 victory over Tavares Thursday night In girls basketball action at Tavares High School Bishop Moore improved to 5-2 with the win and will return to action Tuesday ut Grovetand Tavares fell to I -4 for the season Sophomore Kim Coll led Bish­ op Moore with 17 jiolnis. soph* otnore Kirn Tocco connected lor It) with T ra d e Sintih co n ­ tributing 14. Tonya Powell ted all scorers with 18 for Ihe Lady Bulldog* with Marie Fox adding 14. " L e t T h e Profession als Do I f ECHOLS’ TREE SERVICE, INC. LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • C O M PLETE TREE SERVICE • FR EE ESTIM ATES • STUMP GRINDING • 24 HR. ANSW ERING SERVICE CONTACT PETE OR TERRY ECHOLS Phone 3 2 3 - 2 IF NO A N S W E R 2 2 9 3 2 1 -7 6 9 4 Exciting 13 GanJe; Evert Monday • Salu' da< L Matinees Mon.-Thuis. * * How thru January 16, r ~ . , „ „ -.1 ou can bel on n. FtATURINC TWIN TRI IN tH( 4UtH & EIGHTH GAMES ------------C O UP O N --------------- Bring This A d For One Free Gen. Adm ission ADVANCE WAGERING OPENS AT 7 A M In J t III IBU b l*t III B«*«4n 11 >m bv* iWi 6 M r it n ............ u . i . . m aa M I I M b t I m t lM b i B k (arm* N U U I b t •» |8fc w /m tm im im im im i ■ i ■n\«\m\m\mvvt �4B Sanford Harald. Sanlord Florid* — Friday. December 16. 1988 People CALENDAR Santa breakfast tickets on sale Tickets an- on sale lor I he Children* Fitness Center* annual Breakfast with Santa Clan*, lo Ire held Saturday. D rr 17. at the IVadllly Cafeteria In Winter Park. Ticket* for the pancake break fa*t arc SI lor adult* anil S3 for children Sparc i* limited For more Information, call the renter In Casselberry at 3 3 1 8123 or Mop by the gym In the Live Oak* Center olflce complex Santa accessible via telephone The Santa Calling Program. *pon»orrd by the Dr|mrtinrnt ol Leisure Service*, will be Drt 17-23 Whoever would llkr to talk lo Santa m*\ call tire “ North Pole" operators at 869 2518 or Mill 232-t Operators arr on duty from 5-8 p m Turkey shoot to be sponsored A turkey shoot, sponsored by Hanlord Eagles Club No 4t84, will take place Saturday and Sunday. I)er 17-18, from H a tn until ilark a' 1523 heard.ill Ave Sanford Cost I* $2 per *hot Fia ni>u tnfunnailon rail hill Gilbert at 323-4393 or hill i harpe at t*43-OUWi VFW to throw party for kids The Winter Spring* VFW Post 5405 and It* Ladle* Auxiliary will hirst a Christmas |>ariy for the ehtldren of Winter Spring* al lfir |Mt*MH>me. 420 N Edgrmon Ave . on Saturday. Dev 17 from I 4 p m Featured will be game*, entertainment, Christmas vsks. relre*bment* and Santa Clau* AA groups schedule meetings Alcoholic* Anotivmou* group* meeting on Saturday Include Casselberry: • llack-lohastes Group. H p m , clo*ed *lrp meeting. A m rnsion Lutheran Churrh. Overbrook Drive • < Iran Air Group, noon, alcoholic* only, non *mokrr* only. KrhimClub, LVO Normandy • <'.ihhI Miirrung Group. H p m . o|>eu dt*» u**lon. Hets>s Clid>. 130 Nonnandv • Happy Hour Group. 5 30 p m., open <ll*cn**)oii. Heists Club. 130 Normamly • Heists Group noon, alcoholic* only. Rebos Club. 130 Normandy • Vouug People Group 2 30 p m . open dlacuaakm. non*mokrr*onlv. RrlsisClub. 130 Nonnandv Geneva: • Geneva Group 8 p m . open discussion. Meriusiisi Church. Kir *i and Church Mrret* Long wood: • Survivor* Group. II a m . noon, open discussion, 3101 Dalit- LiniSanford; • Sanford Group noon and 8 p m open discussion. 1201 W First Si • Sanford Women s Group. 2 p m closed meeting 1201 W First St • SoIter Won Group noon and 5 30. open dlv uwion. 8 p m often *|M-aker mreimg Sahara Club lold driver s license office). 23*r7 S Sanford Avr I Area AA group* Hireling Sunday include Casselberry: • llu k ii> ll.i*ii * Group h p in alttiltoht * only 8 ft m llrsl Sunday ii month ojs-n speaker meeting Astrnsion Lutheran t bun It ( herbrisik Drive • ' :>.m Mr Group 10 10 a m alcoholics only non-smokers only Helto* ( loh I It) Normandy • happy Ilnur Gntuft 5 .« i p m . open discussion Helto* Chih 130 Normandy. • live Oak Group. IO 30 a m open d lv ussam alcoholics only Helms ( tub CIO Normandy • Heist* Group 8 p m o|irn dlwusslon. Helm* t lob 130 Normandy Sanford: • Sanford Group Sp in oftrii discussion 1201 W First Si • nlnrd lily; h<«ik T p.m open dtsniMlun Sahara ( lub lold drtyrr * lit en*«- nlfti rl 2.5*7 S Sanlord Ayr • Sober Won Group 10 a.m 5.30 p m open discussion * p m often Ibg llook utrriing Sahara Club lold dnyrr * licrttse oilier) 2587 N Sanlord Aye •Sanford Al Amm. * p.m Chnal United Church KM I tit kcr Drive al Slab- Hoad 427 • 24-llout Group H p m "[>»-n *prakrr meeting Hhum ol t ioodwitl. Fonrlb Sited and Oak Avenue W rklva: • I ir*t Dungs First Groti) ••* m opet list m ton Wektva Assembly! hurt h M>75 Ihxury Road Teen support group to meet 1.111111jt 1ii|[r(lit‘f Fr r n Su p G fou p mr r i* troni 11 «i m tn 1 |i in rvt r\ s.itur-lav 4? M S»**n§*trf V^u4rr 01 h>\ llrtvr toff WrkiVM P -4d ’*»d ( 4JI 77 4 4 fer ftirthrr ml« ion Nar-Anon to offer help Nat \1tt1n a — It help group for relatives and fnettd* of atldlt I* nnel* at * |> m Saturday at A o l Lake Htzspila! Stair Ho.it! I t ! liingwuod For more information <all ***/♦ *» w>4 Life-saving classes offered I In Winter springs Fire 18-pariment will conduct CPU F'or .ttldiiional infonnaiion contact Capt Carl Hilt her at 327-2332 Monday thiough F nd.iv between H a m and 5 p m 1 Iusm s on ihi third Sunday of every month from 1 5 p m Narcotics Anonymous meets Naftoili* Anonymous meet* evrrv Sunday at 5 p m at The Grove < •■utlselllig < i titer 5MO Old Sanlord Oviedo Hoad toff I -iioti Hit.nl l HI VV inter spring* and at Mp m Monday at 117 I ti.tkAv* Sanlord Dancers to swing their partners •square darning lor couple* and single* t* held rarh Sunday at I Ml p to at tin l a—a Itwrrv Senior Center. 200 Triplet I—ike Drive t a w Its nv | all 7ti7 54t I or the (enter at 831-3551 < \t 2 3b lor m ore infonnaiion Libraries to feature ‘Nutcracker’ puppets \ pupi* t play mt *i bool-agr children. The Nulcratkrr : < u dl i« pit -a nted from tiei IH -22 at various branches : bit Seminole * "only Public Library System Performance*. w| h iMgin at 2 pm will t>r on the following day* at these brant fie* Monday 181 lb Northwest branch, Lake Mary |8-< 20, North Branch Sanford. 18-t 21 Fdisi Brain h Oviedo and Dec 22. Central hram h Casselberry The program Is free and often in I he public II you know ol u|Homing actlviiir* you tf llkr announced in in /braid* calendar. *< ml the appropriate information — >\*tii time dale. pine* i osl contact j>rr*oii and phonr .1.1 , i - i n> < atciid.it Niiiliiril ItrrjUl HXi N F'rriuh Avr Sanlonl FI 42771 or call 322 2b I I v Country music haven gains fame Barn nightclub makes hay while Sanford shines Bv SUSAN LODIM Herald slab writer HANFORD - Is old Celery City Sanlord on Ihe verge ol lurnlng into a new c o u n try m usic Mecca? It will |l ihe new ofieraior* ol The ham a landmark on U S Highway 17 M2 have Hun wav Since taking uvrr management of ifie cminirv nighlclob on May i* th< lleltekaon brothers Bob 3t and Mike 25 have routinely scheduled big name country acts as headliners, and always have a professional, national quality, louring country Itand on duly Th is year. Marie Osmond. Jo h n n y Rod Ig u n . hilly Joe Koynl and ihe llellamv llrotber* have headlined al The ILirn And ib rre 's more lop-nf-lhe-llne country enlertainmenl coming 10 this 18m m square |.mii. re d hoard bam with a slurry silver roof, where vou're requested lo leave your weapon* behind w ben you ruler Wavton Jennings was sched­ uled for January, but will now be a nn *hnw wince he u n ­ derwent brarl bypass surgery lilts wrek hut. Jerry Hretl Is scheduled lor February: Tanunv W ynellr lor March, ami San ford's own Marly Halsm will return with Ills Itand. Stimuli doab This will tie a set ond appear ante lor Halsm s Itand. whose She Dorsti'l Cry Anymore' arid i urreni bn Mamma Know* have niaile u to the lop lOon tbr country chart* Habon * Seplernember a)» )tearsnee al The liam was like a homecoming, hob said, and hr expects ibe same reception when Halsm * Itand returns It was so aslimtslilng lit Sail lurdlles tu see country rttusn legend George Jones name on The hum murkee in July that Mike vod I be lium * phone rang 011 the wall "They'd sav. 'I can'l believe George Jones in Sanford Mike -w ild Ills answer w a s Where s your *ell-le*|wtT' D o n l vou think Sanlord * gissl enough lot George Jones * The brother* !lellrk*oli admit lii tiring Is hi I alstvr the Ma*oll Dixon Line hul were *lre|>ed m the country music thai suited their (wienl*' lasle "Don I make u* soimtl like a num || !sM V<fnt*al Club oatront compale in a donee contest dop photo) at The Barn, which overlook* U S Highway 17 9? iboltom oghii E N T E R T A IN M E N T i ouplr ol Yankee* W e have di <p mol* III lllr Sooth Mike villi a* be and hi* hioiher ride ibr crest ol munirv rnusit jmpulan i> in a i rnssov cr era 'Country i* gening *ironger all the lime Ii « ttetomuig more contemporary all Hu mm Mike said llm we re mil lour 1st oriented We're lot Ihr homrbov* And al the (U rn home (sty* M4S4*-e*•* ■an wear their mwlxiv Italy -ynd da nce d o w n Ih e sole* of th<ir towlsry Isstl* with Ibr iwosirp western swing line darning and wult/e* siv night* a week ■vi *pt m i l.n *t t tu Ik o n |8 -Ii said tin lull* * w fu> 1* 111if t »f J| Mix on itlgbl* ol be.tdlini r innieri* w bell the dam e lis>l I* Idled wtill fa llin g •*• show 1ip tut p. llo l m a m * kept hi* d a n al 1 II *|H-t lalor* Ii was standing room only in Ikirii that wa* a big relit | lo the HOO-aeal •lut> l*>r ihe June* hob who said In- *t au* /lt///s*uil innieri with 1 142 ll<kil* sold maga/im- in deierinine what ail* be w.illl* lo Isstk In tile al 920 (s-r person •lub llu Ik im i* o w tird ami lloli * p-iu in* hi M>k< I "in ami I ibliy lb lit k m U i S|*I. I Sin il.i d sn i« i m o b r d m Hit •lu ll « ili.tl il i* a lanillv tnisim ** *• tying a t lean cut *0111111 v 1 row il lone* amt many oib< 1 p 1 her llarn. I*agr 31* ALPI measures success by aid I hi* year * theme lor ibr Northern Hegiou Advisory Council ol ibr Agricultural ami l^dstr 1‘rogtam Im lALHIl was In know even one tile ha* brrathed rasirr Itecause you have llyrtl lilts I* to have succeeded liy III!* standard A l.l’l has bad a s»n 1 t-sslnl year The annual Hireling ol A L I’t * Northern Hrgkin Advisory Count II ol Wilder Haven w a s held Mimd.ty evening at Ibr rdm atinnal building til the Ml I'lrasenl Missionary li.ipiist ( hurt b in Orlando The ihairman ol the northern region Grate S Miller t ailed tbr meetlllg to ordci while the invocation was given by I'astor ) I Margreit and the web tune was extended bv Mary la m llaai k nl Lake I ounlv I brought ibr cscaslon tor tin ey rn.ng A* ihe frirope-i t ol ihr nortbem region lor I'tHM was givrn by Miller 11 was clear lflat the northern rrgiofi indeed ha* *ren suites* ibi* >rur line of ihe prujrt i* pnqstsrd by till* fegloti already has la-rii a< 1 itmpllsbed with tbr donation ot land bv ihe Cora Cola t'ompany for Ihe drvrlopmrnl of low tent bousing in the Polk 1 ounlv arra Tin* ma)o( projei I w a* tbr braim blld ol (be i ounell Musical *r Ire turn* were led by LrKoy Filmorr with In-slir Weaver al ibr ptami Filmoft- then grattuusly intfodmrd her busliand Councilman LeRoy Filmorr ol (he F.aionyille who gave the overall aim* amt objective* ol Ihe Agm ultural and l^ilsir Program Im Thin program serves more than |H eounin-* helping <hildrrtt ihrough <bild dcvelopmrni criili r« inigraril* vaMinal worker* and mm agm ultural worker* Peo­ ple ate served regardless ol their fair, color orethnlt Im >kgroumi ritu m ilm a n Fllnn re r m miruged the non hern region and ALPI in lonllnur 11* work in brlpmg those who are in need ol (lie program*tillered by the organization I be iniroduetiun ol 1 oumil mnnlter* were made bv vue chairman ol llu- northern region coutuil. Lihrl Jones Members are (trait- Miller <hairman Marva Y I law kin* secretary Linton Harris Cilia Schollrld. Mary lam IUi.u k Joan Turner stall liaison. Sian Dixon area coordinator and Cheryl Graham, stall assistant The new executive director of ALPI Delon* C Johnson, was introduced hv Miller lo give grrriing* and observations lor the evening Johnson gt.n I II lilt- meeting by giying her experience* and plans lot the *m ees*and goal* lor ALPI ( i s .1 1 ola liaison Nathaniel J liirdsoug gavr word* ol wisdom and related In* many years ol 1 xpcrlrnrr and III* hope lor iht >1* 111 .*1 tin M i u i i - i. i * * li.ii't* 1 .a I 8 It.* Sigiu-? I lu 1,1 III* \ M IIUIMI <>u I'.nntiu to lliaxinilzr > -• |sil* ill lal linage* ol llu Miml will I|i i i * i iio l l>y Vulriu I Ian is*m .1 111*nils t of cnniiiiued Miiit** ol flu Acriiuliui.il ami Labor Program. Im 111 tin n u rllu iu soul lit ru crnll.ll and eastern legion* Following ttiv inlioduenun *»f guest* a sprt lal presentation wa* iiiatlt to Mu 1 Ii r(•al stall ittemlM r* nl ibr < 1 total 1 lotid.i Community Ctllili lor their *|h-i tal ns>p» ra Hull III helping lo generate 1 lit III* lot tin Seminole • nlilllV a n a Stall lllvn ii 1 iNiidltiatiit lor St niinoli 1 ourily tlts-s a great servhe lo llu migrant* m .im iii .i I and agru ulltual winker*m iht area Many families are m-rvetl llumighoul ihe vr.ir and Christmas baskets and inv * w ill Is given lu families tut I lie I III 1*1m.is season Receiving Hit award on I m Ii.i II of llu 1 lent al staff were Johnnie Sinllfi the *u|HivtMU Marv Moore In tit- Ihhrru ll.itfiara Whitaker, and Marva Pun* ol lire ( riiliul Florida ( "tnmuuity ( him Millet gave closing remark* amt Hu blessing and Isio-dlrtliili were given liy llu Hey I I llargarrtt Sanlonl Mutnnai ( hapb t *»t fJelt.i Sigma I beta Im will hold thclf Vuuih lot (b u s t progt.im lot 1***8 on Saturday I *» • 17 Tile musle mime (trogram will pn *t ul Hie broth* t sister duo ol M.*uru> le n til and Ynlauda M liaki 1 M.iurit r a Iri shman siudeul at Scmlmtlc High l* a drumim i in Hu *< Ii*•*>1 * Im iii I and 1* a nirmls r ol Iit*i Shiloh Missmiiaiv H.ipiisi 1 hurt b youth de-puttim nr tbr mas* choir and tin Ai •ti ( lub Yolanda a Junior al Seminole High, is ailive III s* In«ol *|sirl* volleyball basket­ ball. trai k and Held She I* a president of Ihe FTrst Shiloh T muh Dept Hu- mass 1 hoir and At tern dub These two inspiring young people Hit children of 18-lore* lim -ll ol Sanlord. an Isitli tumor students and .r r v atilvr in ihr cumiimnity The progt.im will lak* place at 7 p m .0 Mi Sunn Missionary ll.qnist 1 bun Ii I* try Avenue and 2ntb Street llu Rev I.H Mvrt* 1* |M*t"i Svfvia Stallworth 1* prest tiu N o rth Sem inole ( b .i i n i ( hapi* 1 "I llu Vrm I lean H usnu ** VV urm tl s A s m s latloli till* M tn in .it w ill p t m u li all 0|i|Niriiillt|y I'll ta k in g a |slsotial profil* Ir s i IralllUu. bow |s i m i i u I llleslyl* may I n t iile n w ill m a x im i/ iu g nnr * |siienii.d le a rn in g tu"* Is bay lot styli ■all w ork III ou t * tavoi .Old. tin d in g <>nt how 10 n s|*md to |k - o )>1i und> pi* s s u n am i im iiiv .d in g itu-nt I b r m 111111,11 I* stand lor Saturday fan I I from III .1 nr 1*1 I p m al llolid.o bticlaik* Minins l.um h will Is *>r.> l I 8 io.iliou* at* 9 i ‘t Im mm tliemfs't* and 9 l*l lor AtlVV A tin mlw’l* lot icm ivallon* 1 ill \ at* tu H.uiiMtii al 1 In 1 1 i h llu r» *lifeul ill Hi*- t a.mmI Samar It.(Ii I hue will pit m h i .1 religious play I n loi tfu ( hrtslmas * ,1*111 on Sunday I8> |* u 1. p m ai ill* fioim Die loiiim inniv is tnviir d 10 willies* Hu .11 lo lly by Hu n sident* ••> I b r liu im the annual li n k amt Green hall will U lu ld on Friday 18 1 do tnuu lit p 11-. to 2 a in at III*- Sanlonl Civ I* t i n i e r A l s - and I be llitHM H im k*is w ill ploy Id*' tile Iitllsl) tlie lornuuiniiy 1* united to share tin* tun night willi Hplia Kappa Vlphu Sunnily 1Ii kel* m.tv In pun based bom .110 AKA member >>t al Hit dinn l>n a doiialluu ol Sir* |n-r peiM tn I III* *|h i U| all.ill will lu Ip *u |I|m iii llu m hol.ilshlp bind 1P* Sanford 1 b.ipiii ol A K A iK.ipp.i Sigma O im g a 1 bapletl lu ld lustallallon dl olllie rslol l'*8Uiin ihi iv erilllg ol 1 81 '* I II* lo llo u lllg M II Ot * K i l l I U s t .d ll it to r III* *'lining y 1 ai liy Past |la*t|cus Sunn M.uv VV ti1t*'liui*l (Jiu *ii S -lone* li.isllcii* 18-|ori * VIy h * anil basil* u* 18uu|||ca ) *<gl* g r a m m . i i i 11* llo lu ia M e v . n u l c i a im g ta m m a i.ii* K a ltie r v n I A le x a n d r r e p ta iiile u * G e r a l d i n e |> W r i g h t la m im n lin * S a n d r a P e u v . lin a n c t a l gramiuuteu* Mali** 1 Hntreii* liodegn* Snsii lllai kslieaie plulai l e i ; 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Srmlficrn A x cm Fri Sun ami I ires Sun liest week lutminu tion 122 2 175 A llig a t o r s B r .ig u iis In I'a t .i ills . and H c llr c tin n til I In Past l i e . d i ll 1 a n llis tm y (I I I I ..I Id a H o s p ita l O p t ii I lie s F t t Sun M a 111 I n 1J n o u n V d in is s im i tm 3 |. i n t .i 3 Sal p m iiilu iin a lio n M'lS h I2n • Park Suites Hotel. 22 > I M lu m o titi | )i A lta in m iti S jiim g s liu ( . r a n .u la A r r h a iu lo g o a ) s i n tn. u s i n g m i d o l e .p i e s i u I n d ia n s | in . \ l n h i t is o|M n lim n Sou I lu lls 11 a m and I I In a in p m in 12 tmdmglil Fn ,\ s.ii lulnrutatiuii H34 2100 • Seminole County Historical Museum. Uni Mush MM d Salt lord h o mss hmn I h .i LYmldi OjM-rt d a m lo I p in Mmi Fn and I I p in Sat Suit Infnntiu iimi :t2l 24MM • The Mn111un rl A rt Center. J i I H i <1 Pa* k W n u l l M.inland ( mils Fur-m v < e l i l t i r i e s A rt w ill In nl m i d is p la y A le Medals French h i-g iu n F To yd T h e a t r e s | 99c Ernest MO ^ ” m saves t o Christmas. 9r9ryc CHILD’S i 20 PLAY US * to MOWLAMD D/l 377 till pc; 7 10 13 SCROOGED CROCODILE DUNDEE 2 �Adventist first u n i ii o sahfono m eadow s MITMOOtST CHURCH SEVENTH OAV A D V IN T lIT CHURCH A SCHOOL ESI* N H flN M f « I T m i mo H U M til U ta JM WVUam t McLOud P**lo< Timothy T Hm A h o o i I I Paato* Dk 4 0 U cO h n Dtraclor of U u K O < Q rt tl Mom*«g WoiWpN M 1 1 1001 m Sunday School H it * youth FaueuaNp 100 o in Assembly 01 Qod VO ThwtMOr # »»* NaWI NwON In AHEemcat CHRIST U N H ID M fTH O O tlt CMUNCm Comer ol CR *M mO Ix M * Dr Congregational Baptist w tirv irw b a p t is t c h u r c h 4100 Panto a m i *o a > l awn 0 MooOr toming Same* »• «< «( Barytas Thai'* tthol m tk n M u rc rm r u l u n g — ■o telling where ><•u *11 land! No •leering , . . . no liiik rt. . . n<> telling which way yemi’ll turn oe hiiw hM yewII git Swirling may tic eaelllng no a aan-wladen hill I t*ww>mething cine again i « ihe nigged ahiftea of life So many |Htrrnt» who want the very heal hie their chtblrva live with the gnawing (ear of how Ihe future may unfold Your (ilate of wttrahi|> i.flrn wauul an■wera to our lean Kcligtnu* Iraining pern tide* ■leering In human life Moral |-rInIj4e rertuuK h'<e octet tar) Irrakea \wl te tait nrllD ul!1 u|4iill rllmli whle*j twekunn anti (hal'engr* ytwlhful wntla. faith unloeka the rratnmva'of a; Iritual Paator 1000 a m 0 00 p m Baptist CENTRAL O A W ltr CHU RCH t i l l D m A w . Un taro tanu ■undo* School lU a n tommgWomhrp ItO O a m ra u rtn T>WMg 049pm memo A p - A > IX pn M N a irfa n tn TOO p m COUNTRYSIDE BA NT 1ST CHURCH Country C.r«t Read l o t Wary n a y M Lang Naaiar lanoti htoa t*4 * m C O R G NEO AHO NAi C h r i s t i a n C h u NCM (NACCCl tool o m a >« m mi A n A M « C N IK " M w ilo MumaPt-pne U lfM I ChurcR School 01010X1 am I I 00 AM t**ry tail Saturday 000 a * M r • C M V e a tu l NonDenominational A ltA M O N T I COAMMNIty CMUNCH t t O p m Weanoaoay H a w A Pnaa l an t t Nazareno O w t A Oacwiary U 0 U 0 0 A a u iO o r Lutheran la y p n Catholic l i l t H f NAN CHURCH ON Tm « A I U l M t k AU OOUU Ca THOUC CHURCH RAtaaouR Byno« BO OW A W . OantoW Fla rm s f CHUNCM o r T m | N AJAM M t M0< Ian taw Aw w an I Hunan Nw t»' W N a k tw try a * U r t r y N trW t >011 a w yauMHaw Itry w r l r .« » to o * * l « t * W M a h m t n M !«0 »m N r w » i Mu Wit lor h* l a w n I S A OW A w Presbyterian rmtt moMrtiatAN cmuatm Oa A w 0 Vo Saiut Christian IT CHRtf TlA H CHURCH Methodist Christian Science FIRST C H U R C H OF CHR BT SCIENTIST l o n o w o o o •F» Markham WaaOa NO Comar Ot C t 0— 0000 R0 United Church O t Chrlet Church O f Qod JHNE CREST BANT 1ST CH U R C H IIS W Arrpon BrW I w f t r Q mmt Church O f Qod church church Episcopal o r ooo or ooo InterDenominational rttrrir church CHRISTIAN C f N T t n 1944 tammora Bre) C e u a t r y N w O M tirn CoPaatm I Ft*n* V w i fan A *«•-#* Sunday 1010 am W HuM n 100 a m The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice A n d Directory Page Possible OSBORN'S BOOK AND SIBLS STORK KNIOHT'S SHOI STORK HARRELL A SBVERLY TRANSMISSION T H I MeKIBSIN AOKNCY Inauranca David Bovarty and Staff W ILSON HCM 1LS1ROIR MORTUARY RUBLIX M ARKITS STKNSTROM REALTY Eunlca W ilton and Staff and Em ployaat Hart) Stanstrom and Staff W I N N -D I X I E S T O R E S and Em ploytas 2599 Sanford Ava. Downtown Sanford Don Kntghf and Staff ORIOORV LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 500 Mapla Ava., Sanford S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y A S U M S LY or ooo Vraadom Aatambr, o' God ISIS W 4m S i . Santord Nau Lila Aatamoiy 100 Rama< Road (V H ii l Attempt, o ' God, ISIS Diron Rd . longuood BAPTIST Annoeh Bapnal Crunch, Oatodo Cateary Baphtt Church. Cryatat Lara A V4 ta*a Mary CaaaaiMrry Baplitl Church, TTO Sammoto M Centro BapiH Church. 1111 OW Aw C N A n f i r a il Bapntr Oaaraaiar Miaaronary Bapl-ti Church Soxtrvaatl NO Count ryaw* Baplitl O u r f i Country O u t Road LaM Mary f tryi Bapim Chu'ch S i t Park Aw Ftrtl Bapual Chu'ch of AMamonta Sprtngt Nt 0 4 Aitamonia tprmga f c ll Baplitl Church el Forukl C«y Fi-»t Bapritt O u rtR o l OanNea H u Bapual CNwrcR. Marl ham Pioett F i n Bapfiat Church of La M Manroa F i l l Baplitl Church pi Lohoerort. W1 t at' SN aja F i n Baplitl Church of Owado f i'll Baplitl Church el SaruanOO Spruipa Firyl BapMt Church or WiWar Spnnpe I B Bahama Rd Flrtl SMfoh Mutton ary B a p 'll Church 1101 W i Jin S) Foraal Baplitl Church of Oalaan Founlasn Haad Bapnal Church. Onado Ropa Bapnal Church. Foraal CJTy Cenanundi Centpr, Fowaf Cny moapandanca Bapnal M 't t Ctrx Laapua BMg Lon g a nod Jordan Wraaaonary Bapnal C h u rc h t X upaa'a Rd Laaaeiea Baten Church. 110 laarnan A w . LaM Mary Macadorua M.aaro" Bapnal Church. 0a* Mill Nd . Oalaan U n io n ary B a p 'll Church. North Nd, f "It'prlaa Morning 0*xy Bapnal Church, Oao#Ti Hay Ml Month Annuliw Bapnal, 1101 locuat A w . Santord Ut OCw Mtaaronary Bapnal Church. Samando spongy Nd . Lonpnood Ml Smaf UiMMjnary Baptltt Church 1100 Jarry A w Ml Iron Mraaionary Bapnal, Bfpaa Aw Naa Bafhar U l l 'o n u y Church. Rh St A Hickory A w Naa Ml Car.a y Mtaaronary Bapnal. 110B W tllh SI Nan Satam pnmrlrw Bapnal Church ijo * hr 11m Al Nan Taalamani Bapnal Church. Ouahafy Inn. North Longnood Nan Mi lion Bapnal Church. 1110 h a A w Han Lila Fanonahip. 4BB1 ( LaM Onw. CaaaMtwny. Fl UIOS Northarda Bapnal Church, ChuiuOla Faopia a Bapnal Church. IK 1 n F w l limar Bantord Fmacmat Baplitl Church. 11t W Airport Bird Brain* LaM Bapnal Nrdga N d . Farn Fart Frogrna Mtaaronary Bapnal Church. Mxjntr Sneeng Shhoh M anonary Bapfial Church Waal Sanford Smyrna Bapnat Church. 190 Or*-brook 0>. CaaantDn'ry Sunland Bapf-al Church. IB IS Farmtfto SI Jam*i Mn*«on*ry Bapnal Church, t l Nd 4IS Oalaan St Lula Mnnonan, Bapnal Church ot Camaron C « y . me SI haul Bapnal Church. BIS Pm# Aw si Malthana Bapnat Church. Canaan Hgta 81 John * Mtaaronary Bapnat Church, n o Cypraaa SI Sam g'iaid aAaawnary BapMl llth A Cedar Tampw Bapnal Church. Farm Ipn-egt Nd . Artamoma Spnnga Vratgry Bapnal Church O m Orlande Nd M Hatter A w Weafrwn Bacnai Crunch, a 100 Facia Noad .atA) We ham Chapa* Mtaaronary Bapnat Church Man A Wuham Si Aiiamema Sprmga Iron Hepa Bapnat Church. M I 0>anga A w c a t h o l ic All Beufa Caahouc Church, (C l Oah A w . Sanford Church el I ha Nlrrrty, Lett Mary Our LaM al the lea at Catholic Church. 1J10 Maiwuiian 0a>Hma S« Ann a Carho** Church DegMOd Tra* OtBary SI Auguaima Catharrc Church Bunaal O ' . near Button Nd C a n » ! * " | S* Mary Magadawna Carnone C h u Th Mafand A w . Ajlamonli Spying! CHMSTULN I W Chnanan Church IW T S Sanfom A w Flrai Chnanan Church ol Um g*ood 1*00 E t Wnnamaon Nd L a rg n u i Oraca Chnanan Church. Mealing a* Sam.no* TMCA M ) Longuood LaM Mary Ng. Lata Mary Ltaanan Chnanan Church Bear Lata N d . at Jam.ton North aide Chnanan Church Florida Hawn O r. Mamend Santord Chnanan Church. I l l W Airport Bird teuIN SenunoM Chnanan Church, 100 W SN 414, Ormdo C H M S tlAN SCMNCt Frrat Church el Cnnai Scranntl. g n Mawham Weed! Nd longaood CHURCH OF CHMST Church pi Cnrtet. IS H • Few A w Crunch ol Chntl * L u l (nan U S if SI N Caaaerberry Church ol Cnrttl OOC Perm Spnnga Or . Aitamonia Spnngt Church el Chntl Genera Church ol Chntl. LongwOod Church ol Chrtat. W I fin SI Northarda Church ol Chntl, Fla Hawn D r . Uarttand South Seminole Church ol Chrtat. 9410 Lea* Honan Rd CHURCH OF OOO Church al God SO) Hickory Church el Ood. SOI W » n d SI Church ol Ood. Onado Church ol Ood Honnaaa. Laaa Monroe Church ol Ood Mitaio" (nierprtad Church ol God. i*01 W itth t l Church Ol Ood m Chntl. Onedo Church Ol Ood ol Prophecy. 140* S Elm Aw Church ol Ood ol Prophecy iFOt S Pwvmmon A w Church ol Ood (flh Day) Dartorva Community Corner Dvdona Ilia c Noomi Noacua Church ol Ood. 1100 W llth S I . San Ion) True Church ol Ood MOD Nidgeoood A w . Santord EASTERN ORTHO0 0 F f aetem Orthodoi Church Si Oaorga W Sharnood Cl Aitamonia Spnnga tea lam Orthodoi Church, SI Slewn a ol O C A . SI* South S I . I am pan (o*iam Orthodoa Church SI John Chryyoetom Chapor U t H ut I f * ! Few Nark CONGREGATIONAL Congwgaironai Chnanan Church laoi S Park A w . Santord EPISCOPAL An Sarnia (precapai Church. E Oefiary » w . l-ia»pn»* Chntl tp* peeper Church Longnood EptacopaT Chuwh ol the U r * Cownanl IfS lu t r a n -a Road Ho«y Croat lp*aiopar Park A w al 4lh S I . Sanhxd W Pwart Ipmcopal Nrunohan Road Si INchanl • Church. 4141 Laaa Heawn N d. W*ni*r Pan The Church el Ihe Oood Shephard Mpiiand 1)1 Lake i n JEWISH Bath Am Synagogue maohng ol Com** el Send la*e and County line Hoad, r m i 14 Twnpia Shato* iftS ('te a m Bird DMIon* LUTHERAN attention Lutheran Church. Owrtmwk D r. C*aw*b*"y Oood Shepherd Untied Lutheran Jd lf S O 'ando Dr Hoi* C m i lutharan Church ol Lake Mary r*0 Sun D nw Lea* Mary Land O l Lila lulno'w i Church M4 Tutaae-iia Rd Winter Spnngt Luthoran Church ol Proridanco Oallona Lutheran Church ol lha Radeamar IS) W ISih Piac* M a n .an Lutharan Church. Qo*d*n D a ,I Dr A Hay t f t ) C alW lo rry SI lutaa Lutheran Church. Nl 41* 4*ana SI Slaphan Lutheran Church tM |ual Waal ol 14 lengooed M ITH O OIST Bar nan United Memorial Church. ( OtBar, Art (ntarpnt* Baer LaM United Method.*! C rw ch Balhal A M ( Church Cancan H gli Caaaa'ba'ry Community llnilod Mai nod'll Church Hay If SI Pinay Ralga Rd . Caatatborry Chrlal Untied Maihodiat Church Tucka> O r. Sunland talalaa Dadary Community Method'll Church W Highpania Rd DaBa-y Firtl Untied Malhodtal Church *IS Park Aw F i n Malhodtal Church ol Onado Flrtl Untied Method'll Church ol Oeneta I ' M Memod-l! Church 400 W aih SI Oraca United Malhodral Church. 4M N Country O u t Rd Laaa Mary O'ant Oapa* A M I Church. Onedo Oa* grp*# Malhodtal Church, Onedo Outer- Marhpd.il Church. Cor ol Carpenter A Murray S i . Oalaan Paota Watteyen Meihod*tl, 4640 Wayod* D r . Santord Santando Untied Malhoditl Church. SR *M and 14. longaeod SI Jama* A M f Sin at Cypwaa SI Lu># M B Church ol Comomn City, Inc . Baa-dart OH S R as E Si Mary a A M E Church, SI Rt 414 Oalaan SI Paul a Malhoditl Church. Oalaan Rd (nitrpnae Stratton) Memorial Chu'ch. S 0*11*0 H A IA N fH S Ftrtl Church ol the Naiaran* 14*1 Santord Aw O ana.i Church ol lha H aj arena I F I I Oanaia laaa Mary Church o' th* H e im n e If! I Cryatat laaa Aw LaM M e . longuood Church al lha Naiaran* w>y*n*n A jaatup Aw Langwxn) Markham Wood* Church ol th# Kalarm# SR *4 I n W at watt ol 14 al lha Weaira Rirar P R fB B TTtM A M Oertona piaatytanon Church Honand B’n) A Auatm A w Oattona Firtl h it t y it n t n Chu'ch ol Laa* Mary Flr*| PwaOyCanan Chu'ch Oaa Aw A Vd II Ftrtl Pwwyylanan Church ol Cellar, I Highland !• And*a** PwaPylanan Church. R i ) Saar laaa to) Si Mark* Pwaottonan cM tch. ISH Ppm Spnag* h i Altamonte Sega Twtcae-rta PraaOytanan Church WOO Watt tlal* Rd als tt.edu Fit UpkAiA Community Pr»*tryt*rt#n C h urn Ltpaara Rd WMtmtmatar P*#tPyl#n#n Church had Bug hd c*lt**te"y SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST Foreti Lake Bawnth Day Adwnltal Church, Huy o a Fowat C<1y Mary Hill Bownlh Oa, Adtanltal Church. SSt E fry) Al Santord Santord to w nth Day Adwnltal Church. 4*14 N H .p n .t, a ll Sownyh Day A dw nl'tl Chu'ch Maitland Aw Atiunoni* Spnngt Wmiar Spnnga Sawnth Day Adwntiat Church 40 4 Mott Rd OTHER CHURCHES An Farm Chapel Comp Sommof*. Watt.* Park Rd Allan a A M E Chu'ch On.# A llth Bat'd *n Awnu* Hofmata Chapa) Bat'd an Aw Chutuota Community Chu'ch Church ol Jokut Chntl ol Lattar Day Aamlt ) ] i ; t e l a .* Ftruly Chu'ch Chnanan Canter. 1444 Semmofa B'.d . Cana-terry F i l l Ba<n Church ol lha LMng Ood Mdeay F i n Church of Chntl, Scwntiat. (Ham Bird and v*nut SI Oartona F n t Ppnlacottaf Church o> Longuood F i l l Panlacotlaf Chu'ch Of Santord Full Ootpai Church in Chntl. I A X Jarry A w . Sanlord Fuff Qotpe* TaBamaci* M l* Country Out) Road G-act O . f t Church, !4*l S Santord A w Holy Tnnly Church ol Ood m Chntl, Ilia Mengnuttin* Aw Kingdom Han ol Jahortn a Wnnett Laaa Monro* Urui. 1441 W Thud SI LaA* Monro* Chap*! Orang* Bird , laaa Monro* Ml O n w Hoi m at! Chu'ch. Oa* H>il Rd . Oalaan HarghBomood Aaianct Church. M l Markham Wood* Road, longuood Rtniocoatai Open B-W* Tabamoci* Rtdgauood A w OH I4th oppotil# Sum*no** High School hr*.** and Pouur Church, t i l W Wilbur A w . Laa# Mary Rolling H all Moravian Church. SN 414. Longuood Santord A inanet Chu'ch. 1*01 S Part Aw Sanlord Bibi# Church 1*40 Santord Aw Th* Full Ootpai Chu'ch ol Our Lord Jatut Chntl Wtahinglon S i . Canaan City Th# SaiitHon Army. F00 W Itih 81 Triumph. Th# Chu'ch Ol th* Ha* Aga, tOOA W Ath SI United Church ol Chntl. Allamont* Community Chapat Aitamonia Spnnga Winter Spring* Community Cv*ng#ilc*l CongregMtonal. ME Wad* S I , Wmiar Spnnga �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, Dacambar 16. 1066 — 71 a Religion IN BRIEF C hildren’s Christm as program scheduled SANFORD — T h r Firm Prebytrrtan Church of Hanford, corner of 3rd and Oak. Hanford, will lx- presenting Ihc Children a Christmas Progam Dec. IB at 7 p m In the rnurch sanctuary. Everyone la Invited lo allend. rrfreahmrnla will follow the aervlce In Fellowahlp Mall. Flrai Presbyterian will alao have fheir Chrtaimaa Eve candlelight ervlce and communion In Ihe aancluary at 7:30 p in . Dec 24 The Chrtaimaa morning family aervlce will be at M a m There will he no H 30 aervlce or Sunday action I W hite gift service scheduled SANFORD — The Find Christ Ian Chun li (Disciples of Chrlall, 1607 Sanford Ave,. Sanlord. will have Ihetr annual "white ((lit aervlce" during the morning service Dec. IH Member* and friends are asked to tiring their while gilts of t anned food* which will lx- distributed to needy families Gifts of rash will alao be welcomed and used for the same purpoar The annual candlelight service will tie Christmas Evr. Dr« 24. at 7 p.m Th*'e will jv »><cclal |.t talc and worship Cantatp and children's program set HANFORD — Christ Untied Mrthodial Church. 408 Tuckrr Dr . Sanford, will tie presenting their Christmas cantata My Christmas Gilt |V< IK u r H M S a m That same evening. Dr* 18. Ihe rhuith will present thtlr childrens program, a play tllb-d CHRISTmas. at 7 p m Free Christm as dinner at church HANFORD — The Firm Church of ih* Na/arene. 2581 Sanford Ave Sanford, will havr a free Christmas dinner Dec 25 Imm noon lo 3 p m for anyone who needs a plat e to eat Tor more Information, call Rev Steve lllatr at 323 7 7 10 All Souls special masses scheduled SANFORD — All Souls Catholic Church 902 Gsk Ave Sanford, will have special masses Christmas Eve and Christmas Day On Dec 24. Vigil mass will br at 5 p m . childrens mass will be at 0 30 p m , and llie Christmas midnight mass will hr. sure enough at midnight The masses tier 25, wilt hr at N. 1030 a m . and at noon Live Nativity scene scheduled SANFORD — Central llaptim Church 1311 Oak Ave. Sanford will present a live Nativity Dec 17 and 18 at 7 p m on the church lawn The Musk and [hams Ministry will |>rrsncl the Christmas Story to the turnmunlly Iking a lawn chair and a blanket lor your comfort Sunday School students to perlorm SANFORD — The Congrrgatkmal Christian Church. 2401 S Park Ave . Sanford, will (raturr during llietr worship service Dec 18 at 11 a m Hie Sunday School Christmas Program In pageant form Santa Is also scheduled to appear The Sunday School of the church Is alto sponsoring a special mission project for the Mission on 13th St and are asking for toys. I«km1 and money to hr brought to Hie rhurrh Dei 18 In time (or the rarolrrs lo leave Ihe Hems at Ihe mtsskin The Howship Program will hr ranging Dec*. 2(1 at 6:30 pm . — • «' • * " *■* The Chftstma* E vr srrvkc will hr at 7 30 p m with Rrv Erl Weber The Chrlslams servk-r will lie as scheduled M uslcal/dram a will feature choirs SANFORD — The First liapltsl Church 5111 Park Ave . Sanford will present Make III* Praise G lo rio u s a Christmas muslcal/drama featuring Hie adult and youth choir* It will be presented Dec 17 at 7 30 p m and Dec IH at 7 p m The musical Is under Ihe direction of Ret Don Reece, and the direr!tx of drama is Peggy NorII Cantata, carols scheduled I.AKF. MARV - Grace tlnllrd Methodist Church. 4011 Country Club Road, laikr Mary, will present ihetr Christmas cantata ('nil III* Name Jesus Dec IH at 7 p tti T h r cantata was created and arranged by David P Clydesdale Christmas E vr amt candlelight carols will hr had during a sprt laI servkr of music and the Word lor all ages tier 24 at 7 p tn . There will only hr one service Christmas Day. at Ida m Christm as musical to be Dec. 17,18 LAKE MAHY — laikrvlrw liapltsl Church. 126 W Lakrvlrw Ave . Lakr Mary, will present the Christmas musical Everlasting Light featuring the adult and children's choir Dec 17 at 7 p m and Dec 18 at II a m. at the church. The public la Invited ‘Christmas Christians’ and the seasonal blues Units* Hr M l Intsr nation ■! Christmas Fix some It Is ihe one rhurrh *e»yIce of llie year that they attend For others it is a season mil eg joy hut tinsel tinged gloom And some religious rxprrt* tiavr wane advice for pastor* amt pfte*u in dealing will) both categories " " T h e soChristian* have long been a source of scorn and rfttWon by pastor* and rhurrh members who crllki/r ihetr lack of *up |*>ri ol tlie pariah Hut llie Rrv Aodrrw Greeley. Ih e a r i d - t o n g u r d pr i es t sociologist say* *uch w olding Is mil ol place " One ol llie more twisted and sick kinks In clerical cullurr is thr propensity lo ridicule and dr mean Ihe Christmas Catholics and. even when priests are on thrlr best behavior, lo patronize them," Greeley wrote in thr current Issue ol U S Catholic Instead, Greeley said, at Christmas priests should recuglie that they have one ol the bes t o p p o r t u n i t i e s f or evangelization ol the year Greeley characterize* Htesr C h r i s t m a s C h r i s t i a n s as tiellevers "who have been hurt by llie and often by Ihe church " "Ttiey havr d!*prn|>ottlonalrly suffered because of marttal pro­ blems and are much mure likely lo admit that they are angry at (kid.” hr wild "1 hru Christmas rhurrh atlrndaiue Is often a clinging to latth In the (are of suffering, an a< t ol i mirage foe which they ought to hr re­ sp e cte d in s te a d ol b r in g |iatruntzrd ’* One <g llie largest groups of these te nu o u s wur*hlp|M*r%. he said, are memlirrs who are on the m argins ol Hie church because of e o n h ia n . and unTtw m ir* More oltrn Ihe men and women In this category are those wIk i want lo Iwllece hut are plagued bv doubts or those who do Indeed fieltrvr hut are ap­ palled by the poor quality of leadership in the clturrh." he said Greeley urged a flexibility and sensitivity on the part ol prtrsts that would welcome tile alien luted home as “ lar more in the spirit of Christmas." A n ot h e r gr oup o I thr alienated, according lo thr Rrv. Ia*e Fullerton, a United Method­ ist (utxlor In Atlanta with a background in mental health, are those who sullrr Imm Ihe "Christ mas blur* ** "The church lias thr unique* opportunity to proclaim thr holiday season a s a lime for thanksgiving, expectation and celebration and to minister to those who do not Irrl thanklul. expectant or c e le b ra tlv c ." Fullerton reminded his Mrthod1*1 clergy colleague* Job confusion, declining commitment cause burnout Unlts4 P r s ii International Alt uni lit r tided side-effect of the growth of the ministry of the laity. In which lay men and women play increasingly Important rules tn Hie life of a congregation. may he a rise In clergy stress and burnout "In the past, pttests were thr only minister*’ lit the congregation." a<j ending to r r t r a H h r i H a rry Evan*. "They exercised most organi­ zational. HtuigK.il and educa­ tional leadership Now thr laity are m odi m o re act i ve wi t hi n the church, and while that Is a |>o*ltlvr and Joyful step. It has eclipaed to some extent the role of the clergy” Evans was the researcher for a study on clergy stress conducted by the Alban In* si It ute for th r Eplsocpal Churrh Foundation According tn the study, there Is substantial confusion among Episcopal clergy about ihetr role and Idrnltttrs In Hie c h u r c h and c h a ngi ng expectation* for job pchormalice and a sense of less­ ening Job security. One expert — the Rev. William Willimon ol the D uke U n iv e r s ity D iv in ity School — takes exception with that conven­ tional wisdom *‘ln the world of work, burnout occurs when energy Is expended without fuel be­ ing added," Wllllmon argues ' When our commitment dissipates, we do feel as though we are burning out." Wllllmon writes in a new bofik. " C le rg y and l.a lly Humout." to be published In January by Abingdon Press "The least task — visiting a prospective member, attending a committee meeting, filling out an annual report — becomes drudgery." Wllllmon said Ihe “ luel" that supplies the energy to function u a minister Is the conviction that the job has meaning "When we no longer find any meaning In what we do, even the sm a llrsl action drains us." he wrole Noting that pastors are faced with the same kinds of stresses and crises that affect lay parlsloners, W llllm on suggests lhal churches con* s l d e r f o r m a I l eav es of absences and *abhatlcal* for pastors "Too many times, a consct* entlous p astor w ill p re ­ cipitously leave the ministry during a personal crisis rather than ask for a time lo work things out." he said W llllm on also said the c h u r c h must devel op structures to help people leave pastoral m inistries when the need arises ' „ . j i «, • . * ® Several events in the offing LAKE MARY — f hr First Churrh of the Nurarrne. 171 K Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary, will have their Clirtslmas children's program at 10 45 a nt Dec 18 Their Christmas candlelight service will hr at l» p.m. the same evening The church will feature the vocal stylings ol Roy H o |m* of M(tineapolls Dec 2 l at 7 p m The church' ChdsUna* celebration will lx* Dec 25 at 10 30 to 11 30 a m Th e ir will be no evening service M usical, service scheduled W INTER PARK — The Celebration dkilr and orchestra of thr First Haptlst Church. 1021 New York Ave.. Winter Park, will present Ihc musical Make Ills Praise Glorious Dec 16 and Dec. lHul 7 p.m. The annual Christmas E vr candlelight service will p m Dec. 24 For more Information, call 044 3001 Ih* al 0 Psalty Christm as from down under LO N G W (X)I) — The Longwood Frrr Methodist Fellowship. Highway 427 al 101 Longwood St . Longwood, Is sponsoring a Psalty Christinas presentation by friends from Australia Dec. I8nt 0 p m There will lie carol singing afterward. Ring to talk, service scheduled M AITLAN D — The First Baptist Church ol Mullland. 1050 Mohli an Trail. Maitland, will feature a talk by David Ring, a cerebral palaey victim and evangelist Dec. 18 at 8:30 and II a.m. and 7 p.m. There l* no charge. The church will have a special candlelight service Dec. 22 al 7 p.m. For more information, call 628*5130. Gay Paree to be party’s theme D E LTO N A — Temple Shalom, 1785 Elkham Hlvd . Dellonn. Is having a New* Years party Dec. 31 at 8:30 p.m. at the Temple. The theme Is Gay Paree. There will be a biifm dinner and set ups. Tickets ate 510. For tickets, call Dora Goldstein al 574-3350. or Koslyn Elsenstcln al 789 2215. One family learns what Christmas giving really means In later yrars the family would look hack on It us the Christmas That N rvrr Was. Hut right now mother's Idra seemed lo lie good one. Till* year they would have a sensible Christmas. There would be an artificial tree Mother would forego her custom ol baking cookies N'o ImkI)* would spend more than 810 on a present for the other members of the famlly "W r don't have lo do all that frantic shopping." said mother. "R's the though! lhal counts." said father, chiming In wlili mother's jdun Instead of a big Chrlstimi* dinner — turkey and all (lie dimming*. — at home, thr fumlly would go lo a nice restaurant on Christmas afternoon As lor Uncle Lloyd and Aunt A m e l i a , w l io i r v i si t on Christmas had la-come as much of a tradition as mistletoe, this would br an opportunity In tell them ih.it. lor one reason or another, the family wasn't going lo tlo us much about Christmas this year and lhal may Ik* they would enjoy It more II they didn't make their usual "greut effon" to come. Nntiody wanted to say It, but they were a sour (Mir wiio never added to the festivities anyway. Dad would send them a check this year Instead. So It ivns d e cid e d . A m i C h ris tm a s that year went w secret that extends to thr rest of life RELIGION GEORGE PLAGENZ exactly ucrnrding to mother's plan, w hit'll all had agreed was a line one. It wasn't until Henry, home from college for the holidays, went absent-mindedly lo thr rrlrlgrralnr In Hie evening In snlfch a leftover piece of turkey — which wasn't there — that mother burst Inin sobs. "Forgive me." she said, "for this trrrtblr. miserable, sensible Clirtslmas." Everyone ndmtllrd now that Christmas wasn't Christmas without the fuss and iMilhrr. Ihe tiredness and the turmoil — or even without Uncle Lloyd and Aunt Amelia Christ mas Is giving Hut It Is not so much what we give as what wc give up lhal makes It Christmas 11 Is when we are ready to sacrifice our (hue. rllnrt and our thought of ourselves — to throw ourselves, not only In soul hui In lx>dy too. Into the preparation and celebration ol It — that u r learn Ihe secret of Christmas, a the real secret of life When the teacher Irarnrd he has walked many miles lo find the extraordinary shell, she said to the tired, footsore lad. "Y'otJ shouldn't have gone all that way to get a gift for me." If wr try lo arrange our lives so that wc arc protected from the "luss and bother, the tiredness and Ihe turm oil, the Uncle Lloyds and Aunt Amelias." we will lie as let down as the family that tried to celebrate a sensible Christmas. gift” T h r little native child al the Christian school In Africa who gave Ills teacher u beautiful shell as a Christmas present knew the real secret of Christmas — and There can I k * no real giving that doe* not Involve the giving of ourselves. (0 1 9 8 8 N EW SPA P ER EN­ TER P R IS E ASSN. His eyes brightened as he answered. "Long walk |>art of 4 �48 — Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, Dacambor IS, IMS ACROSS 1 4 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 5 Vase with a pedestal 6 "Do a s ___ Carry ft Resign Fed. agent 7 Steals Flightless bird 8 Flagrant Celestial bear 9 Celestial body Unfrequented 10 Actress Baxter Basketball org. 11 Require Biblical tribe 19 Exclamation of disgust First-rate (2 21 Alias (abbr.) wds.) 18 Graves 2 3 _______ time 20 Longed (never) 25 Director Karan 22 Villain s exclamation 26 Feudal servant 24 Snow runner 27 Weekend25 Arty person welcoming 25 A uthor___ Nin abbr 33 Cut of lamb 28 Consumes 34 Difficulty 30 General's assistant 36 Scoff 31 Sacred bird of 37 Part of eye 39 Plains Indian the Nile 32 Watches 41 Do o r ___ 35 Precious metal 42 Stick on 44 Cunning 1 2 46 One-horse carriage 12 48 A gnus___ IS 49 Engraving 53 Tinted 18 57 Money 58 Genus of olive trees 60 Robert E .___ 2% 28 27 61 Mucilage 33 62 Ponder 63 Gums 37 64 Sow 65 And others (2 42 wds.) 66 A uthor___ Rand 49 SO Answer to Previous Puzzle F E 0 L 1 L E A T e| ,1 0 L s T 1 F U A N A B R I T E D D E L L K L A D E V N N O B O D G N A T T E S T E E n F R B 1 E T Y E D A T A L A N T O A T E B L 1 > N E M 1 N L E D N u Hi n E 36 40 43 45 47 Spied Organ of sight 12, Roman Zero Fairy tale creature 49 Poached ___ bO T of TV L |E 51 Inkling 52 Satisfy 54 Hawaiian food fish 55 Slippery 56 Position in education 59 Hi' •. * 64 SI DOWN ss 64 L 67 1 Season of fasting 2 Center of shield 3 Pacific island 4 Suppresses T N N U L E •1 84 L 16 (01988 by NCA OQ >0 t t c WIN AT BRIDGE were able to rufl In on a high By Ja m e s Jacoby S l i high ra n i point* and club, drdarrr would tie able to 4 3 3 3 distribution hardly term reach dummy with the nine of 11hr enough stuff In makr a irunt|>« lo get Md of hi* to»ing [Mnltlvr response In .a *lroit|( *padr on a high diamond There 1* nothing unuaoal two hid. but Nivth lhanij(hl hi* K U of diamond* had great about lhr deal, and It t* difficult value South -t*krd for are* and lo fault Wr*l ti* leading a *afr then lor king* When North trump, hut nothr what would *howrd only one king South havr happened If Wr*l bad *rlrclrd an aggressive apade l(avr up on a grand slam Because the bidding by South lead Instea d T h e K U ol diamond* are valuable raril*. w m m i *m>n|{ Wrst selected (h e but declarer cannot gel lo moat neutral lr.nl — u trump Drt later pul up the right of dummy lo u*r them Declarer heart* (rum dummy, and ih.it can win the ace of »|tadc* and held Ih r Irlek Then, before draw trum|i*. but when the Jack playing a second trump. South doean't fall In fwri lead*, denying culled for the club jack (rum the declarer an entry to dummy North hand East covered with with the nine of heart*, declarer the king, and the ace won A 1* placed in the unenviable position of needing the king of second high l rump came nr it When the heart Jack dtd not fall, club* to drop *inglrton to makr declarer continued with the are the alum NEW SPAPER E N ­ of diamond*, and then the queen and 10 of club*. Even if West TERPRISE ASSN by Bob Thavei # BLOOM COUNTY SOUTH >•• w in *M I H U M ♦ JT 1 RAST ♦ X J » I ♦g u t • J O * i • J »1 ♦ WT S4 I ♦ i l l ♦ X*I MM T i l ♦ Al« ♦AKQMTt ♦A ♦ Ag M% Vulnerable North South Dealer South W»«l North Eaat raw Paaa Paaa Paaa IF 14 14 Paaa Paaa Paaa Paw Paaa In ti IF I NT 1 NT IF O p M t f i| le ad V 1 by B#rh« Brtafhtd �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday. December 16. 1988 — Classified Legal N otices CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 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Defendant* N O TIC E OF TA L E N O TIC E I t H E R E B Y G IV E N Ihal purtuanl N an Ordar *4 Final Judgm tm oT Feractatura i ltd abaii «tyt*d at tituatad In Samtnata County Florida m art particularly da k iiM m Lai M B w k H ", SPRING LA K E H ILLS, taclian L at carping ta tag Flat tharoot a* ratordad In Ftal Book U Fa«a a*. Public Ratardt ¥ t am mall Cawffy. Florida ai Pub'g Sat# ta ta* htghgot and bad ti **»' N r tatn FI I N »« a -» —a |i . * a— H I M " p l l w f a w 8T •1N J R T ’ ' * n O * l Count, Caurtaaut# In Samara Seminal# County F N r Ida al II m a clack A M an the iWh day at January, latt D A T E D tart iota day M Dg D A V ID N B E R R IE N A i Clark or i n Court By Jana E Jaeawk Oaputy Clark Pwbilih Dot It n l«at D E L lit •N TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N I E IO H T IE N T N J U O IC U L C IR C U IT. IN A N O FOR tE M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO IB M CA N l c i t y f e o e r a l s a v in g s RANK, a I N I taper *1 ta . .ngi bank. Plaintiff, at LA K E LO TU S ASSOCIATES. L T D aTaaaaliinltad partnartlup. b» > t * i ARP l a k e LO TUS. INC a Ta.aa corporation, at i n fanarai partwara ARON B K A TE . P H Y L L IS K A TZ A D M IR A L INSURANCE CO M PA N Y, a Dataware carper alien and N E T W O R K M U L T I F A M IL Y S E C U R IT Y C O R P O R A TIO N , a Flat Ida carper alien. C L E R K ’S N O TIC E O F SA LE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N mat Fera e H N a Summary Final Judgment at Forac«eaura i ma Circuit Court or ma E u ntaanffi JudKial Circuit Vi and tar S am inala C aw n ly. Florida I will tan at puMK caati at me Waal Nani door at I N Camtaaua* m me City al ta n le rd . Sam inala C o u n t, Florida, al me Naur at II OB a m an January 1 itaa mat certain parcel at real prapart, deter ibed at tattawt LA K E LO TU S L E G A L D E S C R IP TIO N Thai pantan at ma a r w a a tl t . and ma tavffiaati k al Soction I I. Taamtliip I I taum ranga I t aatl. City at Altamonte Spring* Sam inala Cou nty. 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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>, December 16, 1988; <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/2606ded7f56f9c598e37b8bd284511bf.pdf cfd25625d92ec3ce2ddd1459687a67e1 PDF Text Text . u n n w i mmmm+mmm w w tr».rn 5 • THURSDAY .- 1 - December 15, 1988 Sanford Herald 81st Year, No 98 — Sanford, Florida School vote delayed NEWS DIGEST R edistricting decision w ill w ait until January BRIEFS Suit may involve Nazi doctor dy C A R O L J. RUMBBV STUDENT POPUIMIOH C H IC A G O — Court document* In « turd toil malpractice suit havr I r m sealed to protect the reputation of a surgeon who mav have been a Noil doctor, according to the plaintiff's attornrys C<Mik County Circuit Court .Judge Thomas I' Quinn alao Issurt. a gag order, forbidding attorneys Involved In thr case from discussing It Attorney Nell Quinn, not related to the Judge, requested the case hr sealed to prolrct the doctor's reputation l-atr Wednrsday night how rvit il r plalntlfTs attorneys said they were confident the gag order would Ire overturned after they made an emergency ap|>eal to th r Illinois Appellate Court Herald Mali writer i* w * a i m i* •e IP l y • » LO N G W (X)I) — The Seminole Counlv Middle School Mezoning Task Lone tailed to selei l a plan for the district * division last night lint did agree to dlti h a proposal exi hiding current sixth grader* from the rezonlng — sixth grailrr* aide to pro*tile transportation The prn|M>*al came Irom Ja< kson Heights Middle S« bool Prim I|m I lloli Maine* Middle school students arr kids at iisk Maine* said lloth etnotkmall* and phvsli all) It is a hard fine lor them whl< h I* why we should move as Irw ol these students a* po»*lMr Lashioned alter a sotillar tixistdcrettou given sr*enlh lentil and eleventh grade students the pro,M>sal has received Mjpfiort Irom |iareni» al pre*|ou* meetings as well as a Irw who applauded II last night -. Jj /j} Toddler suffers cocaine seizure Unlike high *rhnol student* who mav drive, or carpool with blend* students in lower grade* rrlv on (Mreuts and hoses in gel in and from *• ln*il 1he « l r » l dlstrtit s transportation department already has said It has list lew buses to do the |oh l.O S A N G E L E S A 2 »Vyr*r old girl hospitalized alter sullrrtng an ap|Mtrnt seizure was plarrtl In pmtrr live ruMixiy alter doctors d e te rm in e d she had Ingested co ca in e , authorities said Thursday The girl, whose name was withheld hv |H>llce was in stable condition at Cedars-Slnal Medical Center Sgt Craig Cruaby said Paramedic* wrre called in a Wtlshlre area nursery school wlten the girl sullrrrd thr srlzurr about 10a m Wednesday.Crosby said “ Il was later determined by doctors al Ced in* Sinai that she had ingestnl cocaine Croshv said *She was taken into custody by this dr|wirt menl and tomrd river to the Is{turimeni of SrH lal Services ' Croshv said From United Prat* Intarnatlonal raporft INSIDE CufH* Hugh** principal al South Seminole Middle School eiplam* propotat lor the county * 'e/on.ng ol middta *chool* during Wednesd** » meeting I bis Irlt task tori > inemlirrj* unsure ol bow manv would ai i nail* take advantage ot the option ll ollrrrd It also Irlt them too manv students at dai kson Mrlgbt* and tor Irw at otto r ** ImioI* Mure students means more dollars lor *> bool program* and It lias prnxrd a *» nslllvr issue w lib all Involved rb rrr is no ipirsiion in m* mind dial von re going In drstrov a lot ol good programs wr vr worked bard to build Maine* said Even disirlbutloii ol those programs i* the problem Schools w ith ilex lining enrollment* such as Halltorit * Lake view Middle would like l i set tbrlr share Wr d llkr to expalitl our glllrd program Ml< k Mosstuan l^ikrvlrw prim ipal said Might rvow wt re just running one l.mgoag* art* program M .*i si loads have live or six glllrd programs Nantord Middle s. It. >>1 Print I|m I Dan IVItiaiu railed It a ipirsttoll id tairness lliirst laituhrs that See School* Page BA □ Nation U.S. to talk with PLO W A siitN uiti.N l n« .n . ui a>< <»o «|ieaklng terms with the Palestine f.ltw ration Organization resullrd from a I’Ll) ac<eptanie of e o n d lllo n s rather than a change of heart hy America. Serretary of Slate George Shultz say* Shultz, who earlier Ibis month refused to let Pl.O leader Yasser A r a I a t In to t h e ; country to address the United Nations a n n » u n r e d W ed nesday the United S ta le * w ill open direr t talks with the organization The Court may stand in way of voting changes ■ y BRAD C H UR C H Hsrsld M a M writer SAN FOR D City A tln rn e y William C'olherl s<«>n will contort Hanford a tlo rn e * Trrena Ka*e to see It her I lie IIIs whose lawsuit tori r d the i it* to i bange Its voting districts — are up|nr*rd to pr|m*ed r bange* III ihr tH iu n ita rtrs (Tty commissioners have pro posed redraw ing the districts Irei ause Disirtit I m the southern pan id tlie tlty. has grown in population taster than the others Slur e l'»H 4 w hen the lines w ere announce merit marked a dta George Shultz, mailt slult m the Middle Last equation and opened a spill hrlwrrn the Unltrd States anil its longtime ally Israel See p a g e 7A □ Sport* Heat ends losing skein By BR AD CHURCH Herald Mali writer LOS ANGELES — Alter 17 losses amt fi'x weeks of lire regular season gone. II can linallv l» said The Miami Meat is hoi Miami halltd Its record season-opening string ol fwtlilty Wednesday night w lr n Rory Sparrow lilt a jum|ier with MU seconds to play. Ihrn loried Norm Nison In misfire with one sctnnd remaining in an H9-HM victory over the la** Angeles Cllpfiers Ah. It was easy." Miami's Mon Koihsteln deatlpannerl after Ills hist victor) as an NIIA erwt h Out biggest prohlrm tills season has Ix-rn laitsrs In concent ration You get that with young players Hut tonight was our last |oh wire to w ire in termsol i nnt rnirullon See P a g * 1 D INDEX B rid g e ................ C lassified*....... C o m ic s ............. C a le n d e r........... Door A b b y ........ D eath*............... E d ito ria l............ F in a n c ia l........... W illiam s gets raise, Smith gets hearing .......3 A .......1 0 Partly cloudy and mild today To day will he u nice day with Irm pcralurrs in the 7<H and partly s u n n y skies Tonight will lxclcnr as the winds complete their lurii to the east Teniftera* lures wll lie in ihe 50* SANFOM D - The Sanford Housing Authority voted Writ fir via v tilghl lo giaill I n d executive dliretm Kllloit Stull li a gtlrvancr brailug ami to give mti run rx ri ullvr dim lor l.lnda Williams a raise I hr Authority'* iiiinim at lortiey. .lames Sweeting III rr •omuietidcd at the group s prr Vloiis iio •-Illlg last lluiivlav that William* lie paid the same Stilarv Sm llb was liemg paid wliru hr was fired, ur Ibr txaird i ouId Itr llablr II sbr lllcd a sex •list i Hu III at i ni suit against It The iMtard voted .T-l at a •pei lal liter ling Wednesday night to pay Williams Mil |k - i cent ol the itlllcrrnce brlw rrn her current salary and ibe salary that was tiring |»ald to Smith Authority Chairman Alrxandei Wynn III was absent born the Hireling S m i t h was tirin g p a id $17 'Mid aiiini.illv and Williams was b rin g |iald $2b..r>72 as bousing manager Her Hilary will now lx- ).T5,fl72 ami will lxpaid irtiiM i lively bom tin time sin- lx-i .im r liilerim director on Srpl H W i llia m s said she w as satisfied w uti the raise latsl lluiivla v. a motion tiy Auiboiiiy uirmlier Trrl lliuatll lo pav Williams Ibr suin' salary a* Smith w a* in riving lallrd on u lie vote with Commissioner Hob Hall St ubseill. Hall voted against Ibr moilon lo raise Williams' salary WedSee S IIA , Page 9A drawn It now ha* atmul twice a* many registered voter* a* any other «lngle dlslrl* I ( ortu nissiooe rs also want to move the District 4 voting plate bom Fire Station No 2 on Orlando Drive to a more central Iih atton In lire distrn t They also want to move the date ol thr rletlMin born the llrst lues dav III Dei rmtier lo a rtatr not so r lose to the general rlrcllon In Novrinliri and Ibr t bnstmas tudi dav*. In addition they want to lengthen the lime Itrlwern the rlr> lion ami a rumdf II one i* needed week* Irom Ibr lu r r r n i two Tile e ll) mmnilssloii cannoi make those <bange* urillatr-rail* I n ause Ibr illy Is under a Irrlrral court order not to violate thr ln lrr.il Voting Might* A*t w tm li tnr billed selling up ib r cxisling <oinmission illsiru is Any •bangrs m ib r those iHiumlarirs or |Hillmg places must tie approved hv ibr lim it unless ib r two palll* « ll< thr lawsuit ■all a g lrr on lbrut Ib r suit was brought b* Allred (« D rl.a tllb ra u d lr rr L N Sm ith Samuel Wright dr M Ltrir tor Mi •>ann ami Hannah Pluknrv ami all o thers sim ilarly situ a te d Ib r* e b a r g r d that Sanford * r l r r n o n s y s trm in whit h all c ttm m is s io n rrs w r f r r l n led al la rg r * ro la lrd III* In it ia l V oilrig Mights A» • b* mil g iv in g I i I. i i ks i ip ia l i ip(« a i nun * in Itr i r p i r s r t l l r d oil lb* i oinin isslu u Ib r * w t r r r r p r r s r u lr il l»\ K a * r am i Im lgt I la* III M l.lp m a ll I b r court a g ir r d a n d III A p lll |‘ i h | ai i r p t r d itir pirs* n i voting d is t ric t s a n d {M illing p la c e s in whit h rat h co m m iss io n e r is r lr t Iril li* old* I b r voters III Ills d is llli I See Court. Page SA Lake Mary Blvd. plan completed By BANDRA B O U C H A H IN I Herald slab wider LAKE MAMY - Ib r |.akr Mary IkmlrvAid Study Com m dlrr last night put llntsbing tom brs ou thr final form of a drall ordinance which will set private development and improvement standard* along a w lilrnrd L.ik*' Mary lloulrvald It was thr last time thr committer, com privd ol rlrt'h d otlli'tals planners irstden’ s and dr*rlo|ierw will inert Ix-loir the ontiname gixs to a |>ubll< bearing on ■Ian I Total lost lor the project is rsHmatrd at atMiut $r> million tm lulling maintenance engineering designs ami lamtv aping Costs air to lx- shared hv Sanford Lakr Mar* and Semlrwde ( mint* Ib r roadw.i* Is v l to lie wnlrnrd bom two lain* to lout and six lanes s o in e t | in e n e x t y e a r Also ills) ussed al the merllllg Is the llitrrliM.il agiremenl that Lake Mat* S>inloid and s« mmole County wdl abtdr b* concerning irsponstldlllirs amt See H old. Page SA The iceman cometh Jack Jonos ol Ihe Hunter Ico Company in Sanlord. longs a huge block ol Ico toward a wading buck The company, locatod at 13tb SL. furnishes tco lo several local businesses for retad sale and Ico machines SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �1 •A — Smnlo'd Heraid. Sanloro, Florida — Thursday, Dactmbgr IS. 1068 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA *BRIEFS Land ranked for state purchase ■ y M ICHAEL M oCLILLAND Urutod Press International Network challenges high school TA LLA H A S S E E — The Land Acquisition Selection C o m m lilrr named 115 sltrs Wednesday to Ihc state's "wish list" of property to obtain and preserve as parks, wilderness preserves and other protected areas If Gov. Hob Martinez and the Cabinet approve the list when It romes before them nest February. Department of Natural Resource officials will begin — or In some rases, continue — negotiations with the owne rs of those prnpert les. The state would buy as many properties as possible, according lo I heir ranking on the purchase lists, until Ihe money runs out. The committer placed 84 sites on Ihe Conservation and Kecrratkmal Lands pro­ gram purrliaslng list and 31 prnpert irs on the Save Our Coast list. In reality, however, only the lop 30 CARL sites will be negotiated for. and. because the SOC program virtually Is without funds, none of the sites on Ihe SOC list arr likely lo hep-wl TO R T LAUDERDALE - CBS Inc., ihc new owner o( WCIX television In Miami, wants Port l-autlerdale Piper High School's progressive rock radio station shut down because It Interferes with the station's audio transmissions. CBS filed {taper* with the federal Communications Com­ mission Wednesday asking It lo reject the high school station's application for a permanent license. The station has been operating under a construction permit since 1983 when It went on the air. W CIX has complained ever since that the radio station has Interfered with the television station's audio transmission. Officials and students at the high school said they sre the dispute as a big guy coming down on a little guy. "And ihe little guy. In this case. Is providing education lo kids, promoting the arts, promoting local groups." said Sieve Salo. an adult night student In a radio class. "Th is Is a real community radio station But the conglomerate says. 'No* we re going to shut you down."' CBS announced Us purr.iaoc of WCIX-Channel 8 in August and takes formal control Jan. 3. Gasoline prices fall for the holidays MIAMI — Gasoline prices have gone down f^r the fourth Mrnlgh’ m m th In the •tale, and officials at the Honda AAA Auto Club say there will be good availability throughout Ihe Christmas holidays. The stale-aide organization *ald Wcdn*-«rtay self-sene unleaded gasoline Is averaging just over 93 cents a gallon around the stale. Full-serve unleaded Is going for about §1 27. AAA said people who pump their own fuel save an average of 34 cents per gallon The report said about BO percent of the service station* Ip the slate plan to be open throughout the Christmas holidays. The SOC program was originally funded with a $200 million bond Issue, but afler several years of land purchases, the .SOC only has about 67 million left In Its coffers CARL receives from 640 million lo 650 million from the Legislature each year. Because Ihc C A R L project has better funding, commII'cc members moved four of Ihe lop SOC projects lo new spots on thr CARL list Jacksonville coping with convict woes JACK SO N VILLE — The state Corrections Department has rejected a proposal to put another 163 Inmales Into Ihe already overcrowded Montgomery Correctional Center, meaning more headaches for jail officials. City Council president Terry Wood said Wednesday the state Is essentially telling Jacksonville officials to let the prisoners go Me and other local officials have blamed Gov. Bob Martinez for Ihe state's current prison overcrowding problems. Sheriff Jim McMillan had hoped that pulling IBS local prisoners al the state prison farm Into Montgomery would relieve overcrowding until a new 300- bed local facility Is opened In mid-January. But stale officials said there's only room for four morr beds Cancer researcher, wife still missing TA M I’A — Friends of a missing University of South Florida researcher say he and his wife asked them lo help abduct the couple's children last week but they refused Officials are still looking for William Stewart and his wife, who Iasi week snatched their three-year-old daughter from a Tampa welfare facility and ran off with her. The girl was al the home because of reponrd child ~‘>use. Witnesses said Stewart sprayed four workers with Mare before losslng ihe toddler into his car and driving away. Stewart is a widely known cancer researcher who recently had been having job-relatrd trouble. Friends said Wednesday the Incident was (tail of a plan that called for the simultaneous abduction of his two stepchildren on the other side of the slate. Charles and Virginia Lawhom said Slewan asked them to help abduct the stepchildren from a relative's home In Volusia County, but they refused. Officials said the Stewart home In Lutz has been cleaned out and they have no Idea where the rouplr and thlr daughter has gone From United Pres; International reports LOTTERY The daily number Wednesday in the Florida Lollery CASH 3 Q a m e was 3 8 0 : Straight Play (numbers In exact order) 1260 on a 50cent bet. 6500 on $1 Box 3 (numbers in any order) 660 for e 50-cent bel. 6160on 61. Box 6 (numbers in any order) 640 lor a 50 coni bel. 660 on 61 CStraighl Box 3 6330 In order drawn. 680 in any order on a 61 bel Straight Box 6: 6200 in order drawn, 640 II picked In combina Hon on 61 bet UntlM Frsn latonutlwul TAM PA — Insuranccman and former Hillsborough County po­ litical figure Nelson A. Italian:) was convicted by a federal jury Wednesday of mall fraud. The jury deliberated about 11 hours over thrre days before finding Italiano. 59. gullly In the bribery of a county commission­ er In rxchangr for a favorable vole on a 1980 rablr television franchise application. Italiano was accused of being the conduit in arranging for a 630.000 check lo be mallrd by cable television company official Dennis McGultltcuddy, brother of Senator-elect Connie Mark. R Fla . lo a bagman for payment lo bellied officials. % "I'm very llred. and I'm very disappointed." Ilallano said glumly as hr Irfl the courthouse. "W e ’re very pleased." said Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Magri "It's always a pleasure lo United F r a n International TA M P A — An 8-month-old baby girl was In fair condition at University Community Hospital Wednesday as Investigators sought lo determine Ihc source of cocaine she Ingested. Llqulsa Tyler was taken lo Ihc hospital Monday night by her mother after Ihc child had been vomiting for several hours. Hospital officials said they did not know how much cocaine got Into ihe child's system, nor how II got there. Jack Espinosa, spokesman for the H llls t o r o u g h C o u n t y S h -M f f ’ s D e pa rtm e n t, said emergency room doctors discov­ Hama D alirary ] Month*. lit. H i t Mofiltit, 117 M l Y a a r,111 W In Stata M all: 1 Month* l i t I ! ) * Month*. Ur.Mt Yaar. tat H Out Of S u it M all: T V * * Month* S1I.S4: I Month* US H i Yaar 171 M Phont (4S7) m u l l . 23 Brevard Turtle Beachrs. Drrvan Couniy 24 Lover Appalachlcola Hlver trad Franklin County 25 Three Lakes Prartr Lake*. Osccol Couni v 28 Andrews T r » - Levy County 27. Lower V Mtx. River, J r County 2B Miami Hockiiugc f tnclantls. Dad Couniy 29 North Fork Si. Lucie Rlvrr. Si. Lucl Couniy 30 Rookery Bay. Collier Couniy. Moved from the SOC lo the CARL list wen Ihe Big Bend Coast trait, ranked 10th Topsail Hill, ranked 17th. Gllla Traci n Pas* o Couniy. ranked 55lh. and Bald IViln Road tract In Franklin i mini v ranked 57th R etiree’s lament: S anta’s fenced out United F r t is International S T . P E TE R S B U R G A 4 foot-high privacy fence has takrn Ihr Christmas spirit out of a neighborhood Santa and e n d e d v is it* to h im by neighborhood children Strve Rzytko. a 61-year old retiree who resembles Santa Claus with his snow while beard, twinkling blur eye* and round belly. Is Christmas or­ iented thr year round, but It Is al this lime of year that be goes all out as San'* S i n c e r e t i r i n g to S i. Petersburg from Illinois In 1983. Kzysko has strung lights and decorations all around h|s apartment patio to attract «tle n ilo n , wl|h an antique green-and red sleigh as Ihc cenlerplccc In Santa’s nightly audience with neighbors and p a s s e r s -b y d u r in g ih r ered cocaine in ihc child's system with a urine test and notified authorities Tony Edwards, spokesman for thr stale Department of Health and Rrhabllllatlvr Services, said Wednesday the agency had placed a hold order on the girl lo prevent hr: being released from Ihe hospital lo anyone until an Investigation Is completed. He s*ild doctors said the child’s c o n d 111 o n w u s n o t 111e * threatening "A t»aby with cocaine In her body Is a form of child abuse." Edwards said. Espinosa said Ihe Infant and al least three other children were in trie cure of her father. Claude Tyler. 33. during Ihc absent r of Ihc mother. Gloria Tyler. 29 Tyler, who Is disabled, told reporters Ihr child never was out of Ih r bouse, which has a bright red "Say No To Drugs" sllrkrr on the door, and said he doesn't know how she got Ihe drug "Th e baby was here witp me all day long." he said "She was just as happy as a lamb." Tyler said two of the other children, ages 7 and 9. brought Ihc baby lo his bedroom horn her erth ulioiil 7 p m Monday and said shr had been throwing up He said he didn't do anything Immediately because Ihr baby had been sit k shout three werks C h ris tm a s season But this year, things are different T h r operators of his apart­ ment com plrx installed a wooden privacy fence In from of first-floor apartment patios as pan of a painting and rrfurhtshing project But Rzysku doesn't want privacy In lari, lie said, hr picked his apartment for Ihc very reason II Itad an open view of a well traveled street. !?ow ihe lence hides that patio and It's C hristm as taMr au from I lie very ones Hzyskn w ants to entertain. "T h e kids will not be able to m n ir up to Ihr door lor a I l f J I , I I k m h ! I lir fc U v Ills wife, Anita Rrysko. 50. said shr and her husband don’t Maine the apartment complex operators ago with the same symptoms When the mother returned about 10 a m Ihr child still was sick and was taken lo the hospital Tyler Mid when the baby was sick last month, shr was taken lo Ihr hospital and a drug was prescribed He showed them a bottle which contained a vilu lion Identified on Ihr lalwl as Aluprnl syrup. Ihc brand name of inetaprolrrcnol sulfate. That drug is Idcnltflrd In Ihc 1987 Physicians Desk Refer cnee" as bring used to treat bronchial asthma and which has hern known localise nausea and vomiting In some patient* N A TIO N A L TEMPS EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K LO CAL FO R ECAST Today...partly cloudy. High In the law lo inld 70s Wind south lOm ph. t Tonight, ..partly cloudy. LOW In ihr low to mid 50s Light wind. F R ID A Y C le a r 7 1 -5 2 Friday...mostly cloudy with a slight chance ol showers. High In the upper 60s lo ihc lower 70s. Northeast wind It) mph Rain chance 20 percent. SA TU R D A Y C lo u d y 8 2 -4 0 LAST Dec 1 ■ FLORIDA TEMPS M IAM I tU P II Florida J . hour tamper* turatandratnlallalla m E D I today can HI ILx I l i a Apalachicola (7 47 000 CrattrVa *1 )) 000 Dayton* Bu m s U 4! 000 Ferf louder da i* 7] *1 000 71 ■ 000 Fe rtM yo 't Gotnatrill* 000 al J action,Hi* u >7 000 Kay W»*l 71 *: 000 Lakeland M M 000 Mis mi 77 *t 0 W O lands *7 at 000 Pan tat ol* a) II 004 karate** Bradanlon 71 11 000 Tallahatta* a) >1 000 Tampa *7 M 000 Vaco Beach at to 000 Wall Palm Baatfi n M 000 O '-V SUNDAY P t y C l d y 6 8 -5 2 <*■ MONDAY S u n n y 6 4 -4 8 TIDES MOON PHASES l Thursday, December 15, t986 Vol 81. No 98 P O S T M A S T F R : Sand a d d rttt change* la T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P O S o. It!?. Sanford. F L JJ77I. County Investigators seek source of cocaine F ,R S T J Dec 10 IU 1 P S 44 M M ) Second Clast Patlag* Fate af Sanford. Florida urn see our system work, to see a verdict that speaks the truth returned no matter who the defendant Is or no matter what Ihe circumstance* are surroun­ ding Ihe casse" Ironically. Ihe application for Ih e c a b le f r a n c h is e w as withdrawn before It was voted upon This was the serond llm r Italiano has hern convicted of the charge He was convicted In January 1987 and was srrt lenced lo two years In prison He was roleased afler serving 11 weeks and a new trial was ordered after Ihe Supreme Court ruled the statute under which he had hern charged was not applicable 1.1* ,1 % ?J * ' The government trilled ihr charges earlier Ibis year. U.S District Judge Terrell Hodgrs scheduled sentencing for Jan 26 and allowed Italiano lo remain free on his own re­ cognizance 8 Saddlrblauket Lakr. Polk County 9. Curry Hammock. Monroe County 10. Rainbow River. Marlon Couniy 11. Waccassa Flats. Gilchrist County 12. Coupon Bight. Monroe County 13. Crystal River. Citrus County 14 Highlands Ham m ock Addition HighlandsCounly. 15. Emerson Point. Manure Couniy 16 Chas-MhowlUka. Hernando Couniy 17. Topsail Hill. Walton Couniy 18. YborClly. Hillsborough Couniy 19. Big Bend. Dixie and Taylor counties 20 South Savannas. Si. Lucie and Marti rounllcs 21 Wabasao Beach. Indian River County 22. Save Our Evcrgaldrs tract. Collie THE WEATHER S a n f o r d H e r a ld P v b l i l M Daily and Sunday, aacapt Saturday by TSa Sanford Harald. In* , M t M Franck A * , . Sanford. Fla. uni. Being on the CARL list does not necessari­ ly mean a site will be purchased Landown­ ers are ohm uninterested In selling Or w ant morr than Ihr slate can legally pay If negotiators cannot agree on a properly price, they move on lo Ihe nest sllr on the priority list. C A R L negotiators ran talk only lo thr owners of sites listed 30th or better on the priority list, unless they gel special approval from Man Inez and the Cabinet The governor and Cablnrl will grant that special approval only In the rase of a cooperative purchase — combining slate and couniy revenues, for example — In which Ihc -.laic pays ;;<» num than 40 percent of ihc p u rc h w price The CARL priority list Includes 1 N'orlh Key Lerj*o iract. Monroe Countv 2 Seminole Springs, l^ike County 3 BMK tract. Lake County 4. Appalachlcola River and Bay tracts. Franklin Copnty 5. Carlton Ranch, Sumter County 0. Fakahatrhre tract. Collier County 7. Ft. George. Duval County Tampa political leader convicted in fraud case Hijacker returned to United States MIAMI — The accused hijacker of a T W A jet remained In police custody In Miami Wednesday night, afler federal officials returned him to the United States from Grand Turk In Ihe Turks and Caicos Islands. The Dnig Enforcement Administration brought Felix Sanchcz-Rodrtgucz. 26. back lo the United Slates three days after he tried to hijack Miami bound TW A Flight 469 from San Juan. Puerto Rico, to Cuba Sanchez was turned over to FBI agents In Miami, said FBI special agent William Perry In a statement. He was scheduled lo appear before a U.S Magistrate Thursday. Sanchez was charged with two counts of air piracy. If convicted, he faces a minimum 20 years In jail. Authorities said Sanchez threatened to detonate aboard TW A flight 409 Sunday If he was not flown to Havana. Cuba. There were 121 passengers and seven crewmen on board. The pilot Instead landed in Grand Turk, the largest island In Ihc British archipelago with a population of about 8.000 people, about 250 miles cast of Cuba. Being on the CARL list does not necessarily mean a site will be purchased. Landowners are often uninter­ ested in selling or want more than the state can legally pay. FULL NEW Dao 23 Dao 30 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Wuvrs are 2 (eel and choppy. Current is lo Ihc south with a water temperalure of 60 degrees New Sm yrna Beacht Waves arr 2 feel and choppy. Current Is lo Ihc south, with a water temperature of 60 degrees. Sun screen factor: 14. FR ID A Y : BOLUNAR T A B L E : Min I I 20 a m 11:50 p m.: Ma). 5:10 a m.. 5:35 p in . T ID E S : Dr.yton* Beach: highs. 1:15 a m.. 141 B.m,l lows. 7 25 a.m.. 7:54 p m.; ew S m yrna Beach: highs. 1:20 u n i , 1:46 p m,: low's, 7.30 a. in.. 7:59 p m .. Sebastian Inle t highs. I 06 a m.. 128 p in. BOATING 8t, Augustine to Ju p ite r Inlet - Today...wind south in southwest 10 kts Seas 2 lo 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Tonight...w ind variable mostly northeast 5 lo 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland walrrs smooth in a light chop. Friday...wind northeast 10 (o 15 kts. Seas 3 In 5 fl. 7 -------------- ’ TU ESD A Y P ty C ld y 8 2 -6 2 S T A T IS T IC S The high Ictnpcrulurr In Sanlord Wednesday was 66 degrees und ihe overnight low was 45 as rr|iortcd by the University of Florida Agricultural Rrrcorch and Education Center, Cricry Avenue. There was no recorded rainfall during Ihc 24-hour period end­ ing at H a m Inday. Th e temperature al 9 a.m. tnduy was 55 degrees and Wednesday * overnight low was 49. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlundo International Alr|iart. Other data: F W edesday’a h igh............... 67 Barom etric pressure..30.28 Relative h u m id ity .....75 pet C W in d s .................NW at 8 mph F R a in fall........................... 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Sanlord. Florida — Thursdsy. December IS. 19M — 3A Longwood still grappling with barrels By SANDRA B O U C H A H IN I Hsrsld stall writer_____________ Fleeing suspect captured CASSELBERRY — A suspect In an Orlando armed burglary, whn reportedly pointed a gun at a man who confronted him In an Orlando house nt about 8:30 a m Wednesday, was captured by Seminole County sheriffs deputies about one hour later on U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry. Darren William McGuire. 26. of Orlando. Is charged with armrd burglary with assault. He la held without bond In the Seminole County Jail awaiting a move to the Orange County Jail. Sheriffs deputies report that a resident of 2603 Juergenson St . Orlando, found McGuire In his utility room at 8 30 a m. McGuire reportedly said he was looking for a warm place to sleep and the victim asked him to leave As the Intruder was leaving the victim questioned him about a screwdriver In his track pocket and deputies said the suspect ran The victim chased him. hut turned and ran from the burglar when the burglar stopped, pullrd a gun from a leg brace he was wearing and threatened to shoot the victim The suspect fled A IkhiI one hour later Seminole County deputies who had heard a police description of the suspect slopped McGuire The victim was brought to the scene and reportedly Identified hint as the Intruder Roommate accused of battery OVIEDO - A man accused of hilling his roommate's head »rrt hotly ■* ' *nd ?*i electrical cord during an si gum o| .■) Ooov 11 a*. Itren J<atJni by Ovttilc police on an charge ol aggravate-.! bam iy. Chandrn. 23. of flOf) S Central Ave.. Oviedo, was arrested at 8 07 p m at home after Dannie ftryant, 21. made allegations agitnst him Chanden's frond is $3 (XX). Man and boy arrested for burglary SANFORD — A Janitor's lip to Sanford police has brought Ihe arrest of a txiy and an 18 yrar^ild man who were reporledly seen burglarizing Seminole High School I“oiler said Ihe hoy was arrrsleo al the school shortly after Ihe burglary and Nell Creslon Phillips III, 18. of 4937 Woodruf! Springs Road Sanford was arrested at I 13 p m Wrdnrsday alter hr surrendered to police Both are charged with burglars Bund for Phillips is 8 1.(XX) Attempted purchase brings arrest MIDWAY — A man who tried to pay for goods at Family Grocery. Stale Road 46. Midway, with a roll of stolen nbkrls marked with a burglary victim s (tank account number. Is i barged with burglary and grand Ihefl Donald Thomas. 23. address unknown, was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies on Sipes Avenue. Midway. Wednesday. Dr pul Ira report that on D rr 8 a house at 2134 Beat da II Ave , Midway, was burglarized and Ihe nickels. Jewelry and other llrms valued al over 8300 wrrr stolen On Dec 9, deputies said. Thomas tried to pay for a purchase with Ihr stolen coins When a store clerk ronfrunlrd him about the rolns Thomas, deputies said, left behind a purse cunilnlng Jewelry stolen from Ihe burglarized house The victim Identified her stolen properly and that led (u the arresi of Thomas His bond Is 8 1.000. Man arrested for battery-spouse abuse SANFORD — A Sanford man who allegedly rhokrd his wife to make her sign pa|>ers authorizing a loan Is charged with battery spouse abuse Detuse Susan Ovrrbee. eg 732 Cherokee Circle, told police she was pulled amt ch o ke d by Iter husband, when she resisted his request that she sign the (taper* al ih rlr house Wednesday. She did sign the (M)ters alier the attack, police said Philip G Over Iter 33. was arrested al home at 7 14 a m Wednesday Bond Is 8300 Sweeting endorses police substations, drug programs drug problems since I hen. Swreilng said since (hr federal government no longer ftnanSANFORD — City commission r la t ly su pp o rts local d ru g randldalr James Sweeting III treatment and rehabilitation lias proposed establishing two programs, the city should lake (toller substations in Ihe city as a the lead Hr said II should work method In help combat Ihr with eounty and stale olllelals lo growing drug problem, and llntl money |o support local drug support nl a local drug Irraiment tre a tm e n t p ro g ra m s or lo establish one In Sanford In and rehabilitation center Swreilng said Wednesday thai conjunction with county or state Ihr clly musl do all II can lo health departments. Sweeting also said ihe city combat Ihr drug suhculturr and keep young people from getting should take an active (tart In involved reaching children and talking to He said Sanlord has a pro­ them about drugs and self fessional poller dr|>ur1mrnt and esteem. he supports Ihrlr efforts to keep "W r have to demonstrate to the city sair from crime, "i them through mentors that they would like lo encourage Ihe respect a sense of self-respect department lo explore Ihr possi­ and pride. I know there Is only bility of establishing two (M ille r so much a city commissioner su list at Ions, one on Ihe east side ran do, hut primarily, he can net und one on Ihr west side to aid the Initiative and get others lo In enfurermrnt nr Ihr laws, follow," hr aulri. particularly ant I-drug laws." Sweeting said the city's recre­ Swreilng said II such a pro­ ation department could sponsor gram would entail spending seminars on drug abuse. "We more clly money, he ihlnks II have lo talk straight lo Ihe young people." he said. "Mewould be worthw hile. Swreilng said uddlng more Gruff and 'Just say no' Is not officers or .making them more enough." visible Is not the total solution to Sweeting Is running for the District I city commission seat better enforcement of drug laws He cited Ihe Increase In expen­ In a Dec. 20 runoff against Lon ditures for Ihe police department Howell. Howell was unavailable In 1986. and Ihe Increase In for comment. ByBRAD CHURCH Herald Half writer EMERGENCY CALLS WEDNESDAY • 7:48 a in. — 2434 Yale Ave., pot burned on stove, extensive kitchen damage, water and smoke damage lo entire house. • 10.18 a.m — 405 W 27th Si., smukr smell created by dust on heat colls. • 1035 a m. - 300 Bay Ave.. medical call. man. IG. trans(>nnrd. • 11:07 a.m. - - 2472 S Park Ave . medical call. man. 16. transported • 12 54 p in - 3180 O r­ lando Dr., girl. 6 months, locked In car. not transported. • 2:41 p in. — 2450 Laurel Ave,. child locked In car. not transported • 4:05 p.m. — 817 Rosalia Dr., false ala rut • 4 36 p m - 708 W. Third St., medical call, woman. 81, transported (o Central Florida Regional llospltnl. • 4:58 p m. - 3517 S. Orlando Dr., medical call, woman, 74, transported In private vehicle. • 0 39 p.m, - 310 Rochelle Ave Bldg. 11 Apt. 1136. small kitchen fire, no fire damage, water damage from sprinkler system. • 7:28 p.m. — 541 Upsalu Rd., trauma, woman. 68. transported. LONGWOOD - Officials re­ mained unsure today when nine d ru m s b u rle d b e h in d the Longwood public works de­ partment for nearly two months will tie removed So far. Ihe excavation project has been delayed three limes Rlrhard Tedder, section man­ ager of ihe stale Department of Environm ental Regulation's hazardous waste section In Or­ lando. said he Is awaiting con­ firmation that Ih r Chemical Conservation Corporation In Orlando has subcontracted the O il Materials Com pany In Clrrmoni. Fla, lo remove the barrels. According lo Tedder. II has hern difficult to find a disposal company with a grappling de­ vice nrrded to remove the drums safely On Dec 2, after DER discussed drum removal strategy with a subcnntrurlor from O il Materi­ als, removal was art for Dec 12. Chemical Conservation C or­ poration was not present, ac­ cording to leduri. "We met with the city and a subcontractor llrn.u O .il Mate rtalsl Wr talked lo them about what kind of procedures lo use and everything sounded prrlly good." Tedder said yesterday, lie said other dales se’ were Dec. 14 or today. Barrels which may contain toxic wasl* were found behind Ihe Longwood public works building two However. Longwood Public Works Director Charles Hasnlrr said today that the drums will not be rrm m ed today. He said Ihe reason for Ihe first delay was b c i« i ze *'? contractor had a conflict with anothrr Job they had " H r also said that Ihe project has not started hreausr? of strin­ gent DER standards "I am going by DKR's guidelines and time schedules I II pul a call Inin Mr >*«••*<WWW*T So*Artmkft These barrels have still not been months ago removed Tedder late today." Hasslrr said this morning Trdrtrr said the project has to be handled ram musty all hough he said the situation was not urgent 'We're dealing with unknowns W r have lo assume the worst and take maximum precautions." Tedder sold The Department of Environ mental Regulation lDKH| issued on Nov 9 a warning notice to ihe city for falturr to conduct haz­ ardous waslr driftmln.iimus on nine drums hurled Ik-Ii IimI the public work* deport me nt al I HU £. Warren Ave An anonymous taller on Oct. 26 lodged a complaint lo DER about ihe barrels An Investiga­ tion by DER on Oi l 28 proved nine drums had In-t ii hurled by a public works employee on a Sunday. Orl 23. on Has-Jrr'* orders CCIB prostitution sting nets 13 arrests B y8 U 8 A N L O O IN Harold staff wrllsr PERN PARK - A C lly County Invrsligallve Bureau prostitution sling that ended early today In Fern Park netted 10 men ac­ cused id ottering lo pay a decoy for sexual favors Three more were arrested on other charges including one man who Interfered with the sting by loudly protesting his arrest two months ago alier he allegedly propositioned the same decoy at Ihe same location That man. Tim Benson Jef­ fery. 30. of 1109 Quintuplet Drive. Casselberry, was charged with resisting arrest without violence al 12 15 a in today In Ihe arra of U S Highway 17-92 and South Street. The decoy worked that area front about 6 30 p m. Wednes­ day until about I a m today. Agents report that JelTery drove up in Ihe woman and olfrred her a ride She declined and agents said hr began shoullng that hr knew who she was and she was doing wrong Agents moved in on Jeffery and he drove away, hut was caught nearby and arrested. His bond Is 8500 Agents said Je f­ fery said he wanted lo vent his feelings to the decoy about her Involvement In his earlier arrest. Charged with assignation to commit prostitution are • Louts Richard Bellavta. 43. of Orange City. • Jeffrey Thomas Morgan. 25. of 302 Lochmond Drive. Fern Park • Regis C. Olnaiale. 39. ol 3601 Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry. Agents confronted him at Ihr • Billy U r Bagley. 48. of 117 Econo Lodgr and lound a piece Lakr Minnie Drive. Sanford. • Rlrhard Peyton Snodrass of crack cocaine In his pnekrt. 27. of 731 Midget Drive. Winter according to Lillie's arrrsi rr|>ori on a charge of possession of Park cocaine • Roger Ted Durdshaw. 32. of Brian Scull Lampley. 27. ol 340 Hibiscus Road. Casselberry. • Lee Monfrrdl. 27. of 965 755 Holly Hill St., Casselberry, was charged with possession of Colbert Lane, Longwood • James Michael Shoemaker. cocaine In the parking lot ol Ihr 20. of 17 Fem Park Motel. U S. Econo Lodge afler an ngrnl spoiled a Wer can used lor Highway 17-92. Fem Park • Daniel Sacco. 50. of 124 smoking crack cocaine In his car. Ihe arrrsi rrpon said The Wisteria Drive. Longwood. • Sandy M Cohen. 36. 536 ageni Identified himself as a Orange Drive *11. Altamonte Seminole County sheriffs depu­ ty "and said Lampley tried to Springs. drtve away. Th r agent shut olf Agents also reported Ihe arrest Ihe “gnltlnn of Lamplry'a car and of Steven Lillie. 33. or 605 North he was arrested after crack Lake Blvd. *38, Altam onte cocalnr was found In his car. Springs, after they said hr Bond Is 82.000. approachrd the decoy und of­ Bond for those (ailed on the fered lo share crack cocaine with prostttlon charge Is 8 IOO each. her. Land purchase may be stalled By J . MARK BARPIBLO Herald stall writer______________ SANFORD — Although nearly 85 pen rni complete. Seminole County's Spring Hammock land purchases may U stalled next year because of (tollcy changes disclosed by the slate on Wed­ nesday. Spring Hammock Is consid­ ered by stair offlduls and local rnvtrnnmrnlalisls as a sensitive wetlands area needing protec­ tion Irom development by plac­ ing || In slate ownership. Il Is loealrd between Lakr Jrsup and County Road 427. Th r Florida U n d Acquisition Selection Com m ittee moved Spring Hammock Irorn 57th lo 36th on Ihe state Conservation and Recreation Land (CARL) list Allhough al a higher position, a policy change will inrun further purchases will be stalled until Its position is raised even higher or Ihe stale acquisition policy Is changed. Typically, monry Is available only for (hr lop dozen or so projects, although negotiations will lie pursued actively on the top 30 of Ihe OOliem list, said Gary Knight, spokesman for Ihr stale Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Previously, purchase negotiations would continue on lower-ranked pro Jecls If they were morr than 70 percent bought. Seminole County Planning Director Tony VanDerworp at­ tended the commlltee meeting In Tallahassee Wednesday but could nol be reached later for comment. Colleen Logan, county senior strategic planner, said the slate and county have purchased or have options to buy more than a 1.000 acres of the project. Twenty parcels, amounting lo 241 acres remain, Logan said. She said a dispute has arisen wilh several landown r* over four survrys and two appraisals and they will have to be done over. Another Seminole C o u n ty project made II In the state list on the first try Wrdnrsday and Priest fined for developm ent which threatens rare fern OVIEDO — A Lakeland prlesl amount of wetlands vegetation was fined 81.000 this week for had been cleared though. Frost damage to wetlands In a sub­ said. Last D ecem ber. C a u fle ld division near Oviedo last year, threatening one of only twe sought a permit to complete the known sites In Ihe country 30-foot road, but district officials refused, saying It was Inappro­ where a rare fem grows. Board members of Ihe St. priate for the area. In addition to paying the fine Johns River Water Management District voted lo fine Father hut granting the permit. Frost John Caufleld for building a said the board required Caufleld 50-foot driveway Into his 40-acre to reduce the number of five-acre subdivision In 1987 wlihoui a lots from eight lo six and district permit Afler Inspecting preserve the back two lots for the* site In September 1987. the ferns. Frusi said. Caufleld district officials discovered will also be required lo restore cuplel ferns, known to grow In (he trees and vegetation cleared only one other place In North for Ihe road, leaving only a 12-fooi-wldc unpaved road for America, home buyers. Each homeowner Both known fern sites are In will only lie allowed la clear a Ihe Black Hummock ureu south half acre of ihclr land for con­ of Lakr Jesup In Seminole struction, Frost said. County. I’al Frost, director of the Or­ lando district field office, said by Ihe lime district officials discov­ ered Ihr unprrm ttied work. Caufleld had almost completed Ihe 50-loot wide path lo thr hack two lots where the rare ferns grow, hut had not disturbed the ferns Several trees and a large allhough II Is al a lower position than Spring Hammock. Knight Mid l( may have a better chance of gelling money this year. The committee ranked the 15,000 acre Lower Econ lock ha tehee River project In Seminole anti Volusia Counties al number 44 on Ihr list Bui Knight said because the St. Johns River Water Management District Is considering buying a portion of the land, negotiations can begin next year on the sensitive marsh and hammock In southeast Seminole County. The entire site has a tax appraisal of 816.6 m illion. Knight said The land contains several threatened and endanged plants and animals, he said. Meeting at Howey-ln-ihe-Hllls Wrdnrsday. water management board members approved lwo surveys lo he dune on 2.100 acres of the Lower Econ urea owned by Jack Demriree. said district spokesman Ed Alhanrsl. Prisoner hospitalized after fight By BUSANLODKN Herald stall writer SANFORD - A federal prisoner al Ihe Seminole County Jail Is hospitalized wilh an Injurrd neck bil­ lowing an Incident at the Jail at midnight Iasi night James Olio Mingle. 23. Is being trratrd at Central Florida Regional Hospllal In S a n fo rd . S e m in o le County sherllTs deputies report blood vessels lit Hlnglr's neck apparently were Injurrd when he was In an a rg u m e n t w ith another (rdrrut prisoner over bids In u poker game. Hlngtr. according lo (hr othe r Inm ate. C harles Wesley Obrrry. 20. Jumped up to fight dberry over a bet. Mingle. Obrrry said, became rnlangled m his chair. Spend Christmas In Your New Home This Year! % Call Mechelle Now R A N D O LPH CO URT APTS.j 330-1300 DO HIDDEN L A K E DR. IBEE OUR CLASS. AD.I SANFORD M O TO R HOM E TR A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B L E ? c.gjd HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street Sanlord 322-8415 29 Years Same Location Family Owned �4A — &w«oo) Herald, tailord, Florida — Thursday. Oocwnhar 15. IMS E ditorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald tUSPS 4417*0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 407-322 2611 or 831-9993 Ways* D. Ooyla, Publithar Ranald W. Hail*, f xseutlv* Editor MaivIn Adklm. Advarliitng Director Home Delivery: 3 Month*. • 14 25 ft Month* 427.00; Year. *51 00 In Slate Matt 3 Month*. *20 35. 6 Month*. *37 OO. Year. *60 00 Out Of Stole Mall 3 Month* *31 84: 6 Month* *40 56: Year *78 00 EDITORIALS Holiday checks may be on roads The U.S Supreme Court's decision to let stand a California ruling that roadside sobriety tests are constitutional inakrs Iw r thing clear. The d m n k driving checkpoint Is not* a legitimate tool of law enforcement. And 11 will be u* r« tgalr. by police and highway patrol officers this holiday season. Referred to as "D U I sweeps." law en­ forcement officials In Altamonte Springs will malntnln constant pressure on those who choose to drink excessively, then drive. Th e Florida Highway Patrol has the mailer under consideration as to checkpoints along the Interstate system. Th e Seminole County Sheriff's oflcers will not conduct checkpoints but will maintain holiday vlgllence. The federal court upheld a ruling of Ihe California Supreme Court that such check­ points do not violate the constitutional rights of motorists. Opponents had argued that police could legally conduct such tests only In an emergency, or If there there were reason to believe that a motorist was Intoxicated. However, the slate attorney general held that It was reasonable to establish check­ points, given the serious safety and social problem s presented by d ru n k d rive rs, because the delay was momentary and the Intrusion on privacy was minimal. Contrary to general belief, not many arrests are made at these checkpoints The time and general location of Ihe checkpoints are announced days In advance, but the exact location la not released until about an hour before checking starts. Their main value Ilea In their ability to deter motorists from taking the "one last drink" Uiat pul* them over the legal blood alcohol limit of O. I percent. Statistics compiled by (he sheriffs de­ partment in Ihe county originating the suit show that Ihe deterrent works well. C o m ­ pared with the same period In previous years, the number of drunk-driver-relatrd accidents has been reduced. A similar trend Is noted in this week's report on teenage drinking by the National Commission on Drunk Driving. Between 1982 und 1987. the number of alcohol-related fatalities among people under 2 1. declined by 22 percent. Still, d rin k in g and d rivin g continues lo be the number-one killer of teen-agers. Of course, no single approach, such as sobriety checkpoints, will cure the problem of drunken driving among teenagers or any other group. But this decision of the U.S. Supreme Court supports the consensus among Americans that drinking and driving is neither glamorous nor socially acceptable. In the long run. peer pressure will do os much as anything to discourage (he habit. Meanwhile, the checkpoints will serve to warn motorists of the serious risks they run of being fined or Jailed for drinking and driving. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed and Inrludr a mailing address and teleplmne number. Letters should be on a single subject and as brief as possible. The Sanford Herald reserves the right to edit letters. Berry's World BEN W ATTEN BER G Radio Liberty safeguards glasnost The questions were triggered by Mikhail Gorbachev • announcement at the United Na­ tions that the Soviet Union would reduce Its troop strength by 10 percent. Will that do it? WlU that end the 40-year stniggle? Don’t hold your breath: great powers don't often give up great armies. And the Soviets have made troop cuts before But something else happened at about the same time that will have a greater chance of calling the whole thing oft. With no fanfare the Soviets ended the Jamming of the U.S.-barked Radio tdberty. After 33 consecutive years, the harsh, crackling stalk- beamed out by more than 2.000Jamming devices was gone The Soviets don’t Use Radio Liberty. Most lntcnintlon.il radio stations broadcast news of thr world and news of their country of origin (Thus: Much of the programming of the Voice of Ame*"1- 1 Is about the United States ! But Radio LlU-ilV broadcast* about life m Ihe Soviet Union, and II does so In 15 languages lt‘s not programming In the Atr.rrican ttyie Herr we have a plethora of stations With n push of n button we can hear rock 'll' roll, all-news or classical. But In a closed society such as the Soviet Union'* s different menu has been ncces»sry For decades Rauto Liberty served as news broadcast, editorial page, dietary review, town meeting, church, history classroom and lan­ guage teacher — across a country covering 11 lime rones and com­ posed of over 100 nationalities. For decades Ihe S o v ie ts a tta c k e d Radio Liberty. They s a i d li w a s a bellicose, confronta­ tio n a l. a rg u m e n ­ tative tool of the im­ perialist Cold War. nut what Ihe Sovi­ ets were hearing was thr unfamiliar sound of freedom . Free { what the So­ speech and unfet­ viet s were tered thinking are hearing was not always pleasant, Ihe unfamiliar to either thr receiver s o u n d of or the sender I have freedom B served on Ihe Board of Directors of Radio L i b e r t y for a l m o s t s e v e n yrars. I have witnessed somr monumental arguments among KL broadcasters wtlh dif­ ferent point ., of view amt differed background* national.it and democrat, gentile and Jew. Russian and non-Russian, hawk and dove. Somettmes It wus as raucous, or even worse, than the tension one can observe on u major American newspaper or television network. Such ts the sound and fury of free speech. Even with thr jamming, an estimated 20 million people per week In Ihe Soviet Union tuned to RL to hear what was going on In their own country. At times they listened even when doing so might mean going to jail And the Soviet leaders complained Regularly and bitterly. Stop It. the Soviets said To our credit, we didn’t Instead, the Soviets stopped the Jamming They did It. I think, for several reasons They are authentically pursuing glasnost. And thr vast wrh of modern m m m un teat ton* I Including the advent of Ihe VCR) ha* made II very difficult lo kerp the news of the world bottled up News ts now everywhere. Well, with glasnost. Is there still n need for Radio Liberty? Now more than ever. Glasnosi ha* only begun: the Soviet Union Is a long way from an open society 11hey lu v r Just an nountnl that they will still not al'ow pub It* allot* of the works of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn 1 W ill glasnost proceed? T h r un|ammrd existence of Psdio t ihrrty make" It much more likely. ICIHS H lilM M S INTIRFSItl A.IN JACK ANDERSON -AND WD UKe 4 TDVWHAT? ° " * S " c w u n w T f i8 GEORGE F. WILL Gorbachev relies on West W ASHINGTON - Makhall Oorbarhrv, vert lure capitalist and chairperson of Ihe Liberal Party of Ihe Soviet Union. I* offering the capitalist West an opportunity to participate in a leveraged buyout. T h r undertaking would buy the Soviet Union out of totalitarianism and aasorlatrd expansionism lie Is. hr Intimates, weary of hearing that although ihe United Stairs has a militaryindustrial complex, the Soviet Union ts a military-industrial complex H r alms, hr says, to change that, with a little help from his friends: the bankers and taxpayers of the West. By combining Soviet economic decline with Western anxiety about his supposed vulnera­ bility, Gorbachev lias produced a new source of Soviet strength. The decline Is patent The Soviet Union ts the first industrial nation to suffer a p acetime decline in life expectancy: living standard* are sinking toward a level like Burma's. Gorbachev's vulnerability may laonly tn Western eyes, but hts leverage ts Western hopefulness. The hope is that he ts launching the Soviet Union Into a different kind of Glorious Transition Prrtod. That phrase once described thr passage Into communism. T h r hope ts that It now describes as Internal transformation that will mean pacific external relations. But there Is little evldenre of a transition to pluralism. And pluralism may be a prere­ quisite for both internal vitality and Interna­ tional comity. Given Ihe record of seven decades of the Soviet regime, and given the socialization that produers the pool of people from which the polltburo Is drawn. It Is prudent to suspect that there ts circularity In the logic of Gorbachev's "liberality." It does teem that (irrrstrolka Is whatever the Communist Parly says It ts und glasnost is freedom to criticize the critics of pert-sirolka. Gorbuchrv Is attempting the Soviet Union's third "revolution from atrove." The first was Lenin's, tn which a tiny cadre Imposed a revolutionary regime on a nation spanning 11 time /one* |As lute as Ihe lule HMDs some inattentive Mongolians first Irurned that In 1UI7 they hud been ushered Into a workers' paradise.) The second revolution from above was Stalin's forced-draft Industrialization, and the collectivization of agriculture Irrigated with the blood of 20 million victims. Now Gorbachev wants trickle-down reform, but It can haruly trickle through the top rrust of Soviet soclely-lhe party. In hsl U.N. address, Gorbachev said that the prly ts "the vanguard force or |>crratrotka" and Is "restructuring Itself." Thai formulation affirms Ihe traditional tenet of Soviet totalitari­ anism: The party is the vanguard, meaning tutor und leader, of the masses because It has a monopolyon Insight Gorbachev governs a Third World nation posoraalng First World armed forces he senses that modernity means. In the West, a permanent process of modernization But th rrr cannot be modernization wlthoulh markets that allow prlcr mechanisms to reward enterprise and allocate resources rationally. There is a stark incompatibility between markets and the parly. The party's raison d ’etre today Is to serve as a command apparatus, transmitting commands that are s o c ia lis m 's s u b ­ stitute for market impulse* The parly is a neu rologica l system loo crude for a n y th in g but a primitive and stag­ nant society But will the Soviet elite liqui­ date Itself, forfeiting Its perquisites for al­ truistic reasons--for th e good of the m a s s e * No elite ever Gorbachev has And Gorbachev governs a ts not really asking It Thi rd Worl d to. n a t i o n A market mecha­ possessing nism means c o n ­ sumer sovereignty, Fi rst Wo r l d and such sovereignty armed forces ■ must have vast poll! leal reverberations. Markets mean the demo­ cratization. through broad dispersal. of choices that cumulatively determine society's shape. Markets mean the emancipation of choice from any "vanguard." Gorbachev's reforms are radically contrary to this. Solzhenitsyn's writings remain proscribed because, according to Vadim Medvedev, Gorbachev's chosen Ideologist. Ihe writings do the Impermissible: They* criticize Lenin Gorbachev's reforms refine by intensifying the Leninist principle of "democratic centralism." control of society by a party organized from above the run from the polltlcul center (Moscow). Gorbachev is not trying lo produce "Weimar Hussla." meaning a flowing of diversity. Andrei Sakharov stresses that Gorbachev's draft constitution "never so much as mentions even the possibility of pluralism and has no constitutional provision for a multi party system '* Thus Gorbachev's Irtggrst political consequence may occur In the United Slates under the governance of Gramm-HudmanGorbachev. to IMS. W*tSMf(Ml e »»l W rll»M G »»v » FBI may watch what you read W ASHINGTON — The FBI has gone loo (at In Its srarvh for card -carrying membrr* of thr KGB — library cards, that Is U S agent* swagger Into libraries. flash their badge* and ask librarians in keep an rye |>relrd foi (tatruns with forrlgn sounding names and suspicious reading bubo* Under heavy prt-**urr from Congress, the FBI recently agreed to narrow the arofir of Its library surveillance program, but not to cancel It altogether Ih e mv*terv remain* why the FBI stlil.clmg» tn any trace of this bizarre “counterintelligence" mission The premise ts that Soviet agents set up spy networks tn American libraries and sill through the stacks for U.S secret* A(ipar roily (tie FBI wants us lo ta-beve that a Soviet spy luitld ehn k mil a CIA prrsonnel rosier at library, or Pnd the s e c re ts of " S t a r Wars" between the covers of a college computer text book For the past three yrars. the Kill has asked librarians tn report thr reading habits of people with Husslan or Eastern European name* and lo keep an eye out for shillv behavior f b e n e f l l s ap­ Th e tienrllls up pear negligi­ |M*ur negligible and ble and the the program stump* p r o g r a m all over privacy laws In 38 states, not to s t o m p s al l mention the right of over privacy p e o p I r In t h i s laws ■ c o u n t r y to rea d trunk* without tielng spied on That doesn't slop the FBI. nor does the fact that spies from the Soviet Union or anywhrrr rise can *11 in their own countries und read the same material that is available in American libraries. Those are some of the concerns raised by Hep lion Edward* I)Calif . the chairman ol the House Judiciary subcommittee on civil and constitutional rights And Edward* Is not Just another congressman taking swipes at the FBI. He Isa former Kill agent There are simpler way* lor Soviet spies to gel information than searching n library. In 1985. then Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrtgr wrote a memo lo the Cabinet saying that Soviets bad easy access to the unclassified Information directly from the feder­ al government. "It upjwar* that several U.S government agencies are tolerating a massive give away program that permits the Soviets to acquire tens of thousands of scientific studies as well as other strntrglc Informa­ tion." Baldridge wrote. The Commerce De­ partment's National Technical Information Service collects unclassified government data und makes It uvalluhle for the asking FBI officials say they still need the library Information because It helps them pinpoint what the Soviets are looking at Agents have denied that they tried to train librarians for spy work But many librarians described unpleasant run Ins with FBI agents who wanted to enlist their hr Ip. FBI Director w illia m Sessions wrote Edwards a lettrr In lulr September saving Ills agents hud been Instruolrd not to ask for reports on suspicious library (Mirons or to look at the records of the books that (Nitrons check out Sessions' letter was heralded as a sign (hat thr FBI would cut bark on Its controversial program But when we asked an FBI spokesman If the decision meant any change In the program, lie said. "It's not a cutback at all." H r said ihe letter lo Edwards wus Intended simply to "dispel the myths about the program." Top secret FBI documents obtained by our associate Jim Lynch reveal that thr FBI was Initially leery of what it culls the Library Awareness Urogram when It was introduced In 1973. By J«tfc AhOmms an* Dd* Vm An* __ I C**TM*M. I to*. UMto* f M l w . Ik . �Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thursday. December IS. 1963 — 6A FINANCIAL Stocks open Slightly lower United Fraaa International NKW YORK — I’rlrre opened slightly lower Thursday In miMlrrnlr trading of New York Stork Exchange issues. extending u decline from the previous session amid wortlea tltal Ihe Federal Reserve may push Intereal ralea hitter The Dow Jonea Indualrial average, which fell 9 24 Wednesday. was oir OHM to 2133 30 shortly after Ihe market opened Declines led advances 381-235 among the 1,104 Issues crossing the New York Slock Exchange ta|>r Early turnover amounted to about 6.803.000 shares. Trading opened Thursday amid news that the West German Bundesbank has raised one of Its key Interest rates, the Lombard rate, by half a percentage point to 9.S percent The Belgian. Dutch and French central banks look similar action, raising fears on Wall Street that Ihe Federal Heserve may follow suit In Ihe United Stales Stuck prices ended a dull session with a nearly lO-polnl drop Wednesday as Investors signaled their unease over a variety of key economic reports. Including one on the closely watched merchandise trade deficit. Dollar mixed amid interest rate worries Unltsd Prase International The dollar was mixed In moderate trading Thursday on m a jo r fo re ig n c u r r e n c y markets following moves by several ce n tra l banks of Europe to raise Interest rales Gold and silver prices werr mostly higher In lackluster trading Shortly alter the Kuropen ina.kels opened the W rti German ihmdestta said It was la raising its key lyanbard rale to 3 5 percent from 3 percent, effective Friday, Tire Lombard rate Is the rate charged In 'omm*rrlal tranks for short term emergency loans collairrallred against securities The rate rise follows In­ creases In key Interest rates by the central banks of France and llelgium L o c a l In te r e s t These quotations provided by members of the National Aaaoclatlon of Securlttea Dealers are representative Inter-dealer prices as of m ld -m om lng today Interd e a le r m a rk e ta ch a n g e throughout the day Prices do not include retail markup or markdown. Bid Ask American Ihoncrr 3U 4 Harnett Honk 33H 33H First Union 201* 20 V* 311* Ff’A L 3 IH Fla Progress 34 H 34W 4 JH MCA 1314 llugnrs Supply 1714 I7v* Morrison s 23 H 23 Vs NCHCorp 34 VS 34H Piceary 38 38 S Scotty's 10VS 10H Southeast Hank 22 VS 22 VS 20 V* 20 V* SunTrust Wall Disney 63H 65*% 52V* Wrsilnghousr 52** Hrunswk k 17VS I7 H 8H 8H HBJ Iflvs Fla National 18 Winn Dixie 44 44 Vs Emerson........... 29H 29 ft The Hundrabank last raised the Lombard rale on Ju ly 28. loS perrent from 4 5 percent In the Netherlands, the Dutch Central bank raised Ita key din mint rate 0.5 percent lo 4 3 perrent. following the West German ratr increase Late Wednesday. French monetary authorities hiked key Interest rates In a aurpitsr move to bolster the French !r»r* I lie Hank of Frame said its money market Intervention ratr was raised 0 SO percent lo 7 73 prrrrnt and Its 5-lo-iOday areurttlra repurchase rale was raised 0.73 point lo H 3 prrrent The (tank of France uses the two rates to art floor and celling guidelines for shod term money market Inlrrest rates GM chief asserts confidence Unltsd Prsss International D E TR O IT — General Motors' expectations for Its Saturn C o r p . l i n e u p h a v e not dim m ed, despite concern among Wall Street analvsts over the threat Ihe new Iran chlar lores from U .S -made Japanese cars, chairm an Roger Smith said Thursday. S m ith said the S a tu rn models are equal. If not hrtter. lo tlic Jajhinese tompcllliou. In c lu d in g the M itsu b ish i E<ll|»*c. Honda Accord. Toyota Gantry and Ford 1‘rohr. which are assembled In the Unltrd Stales from moallv foreign Gold And Silver parts Smith also said lltat despite G M ’s markrt sharr decline to 30 p rrrrn t this year from about 43 prrrrnl earlier this dr«adr. the automaker has mi (ilana to i lose more assembly plants unless the economy lakes a arvrrr turn for llie worse. Dow Jones D ost J o b s s A v e ra g e s 10:00 a.ns. 30 Indus 2136 91 20 1 ran* 933 I I 15 Util* 184 03 63 Slock 813 51 2 66 up up 4.23 oil O 42 1.37 up Fern Park: lo grandchildren DENNIS M IC H A E L NEW COMB Hcth Shalom Memorial Cha­ Dennis Mlcharl Newcomb. 33. 143 Tarrytown Trail. Longwood. pel. Orlando. In rharge of ar­ died Tuesday at Florida Hospi­ rangements. tal. Orlando Horn July 10. 1035 In Plainfield. N.J.. hr moved to TH O M A S T H A C K E R Thomas Thacker. H4. 4550 S. lamgwood Irom Green Hmuk. N J . In IOHH lie was a rooting Sanford Ave.. Sanford, died contractor and a Catholic’ Hr Tuesday ai Central Florida Re­ was a memlrer of Ihe American gional Hospital Horn April H. 1904 in Pike County. Ky.. he Arm Wrestling Association S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e w ife, moved to Sanford from Nclse. Ky.. two months ago H r was a Martha. parents. Mr and Mrs Lewi* L. J r . taikrland. maternal coal miner Survivors Include daughters. grandparents. Mr and Mrs Angelo Pomjiro. S Plainfield. H a rd Coleman. Wilmington. N.J.: (Mternal gr.mdlather. Lewis Ohio, Vivian Garrett. Maysvlllr. L .. S r.. W a sh in g to n . N J . ; Ga.. Drrma Fowler. Crowder. brother, Lewi* L III. lamgwood. Oklu.. Vera Fryer. Sanford. sillers. Calhl Whalen. S. Toms Rhoda Chaney. Millard Ky.: River. N.J.. Marlene Lrr. Holi­ sons, George. Pike County. Ky.. day. Janet Douglas. Toms River. Jessie. Stafford Va., Ernest. M illa rd K y .: siste r. H ullle N.J.. Sandra Mullins. Oldsmar Garden Cha|iel Home for llockrtl. Shelby City. Ky.: 27 Funerals. la>ngwtN>d. In charge g r a n d c h ild r e n . 37 g r e a t ­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n . one of arrangements great great granddaughter. G ra m k o w Fun eral Hom e. P ETE R TH O M A S ROHR IVler Thomas Rohr. 74. 980 Sanford. In charge of arrange­ O r I e n t a A v e .. A lta m o n te ments. Springs, died Wednesday at the Life Care Center. Allamonte C A R R O L L (CHRIS) S M ITH Carroll (Chris) Sm ith. 34. Springs Horn Feb. 5. 191-1 In New York, he moved lo Alla­ Mullet t^iike Park Hd,, Geneva, monte Springs from there in died Sunday, Dec I I , at Ills 1976 He was a I lie layer for u residence. Horn April of 1954 In construction company und a Washington. N.C. he moved lo Catholic lie was a member of Geneva In 196H from Hucllon Calif. He was un operator of Ihe Salvation Army Survivors Include son. Ken­ heavy equipment and u Marine neth. Longw ood; daughter. Corps vrteran. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e s o n . Hartrara Zarh. Wesibury. N Y : sisters. Madeline R.ic/ko, Mae Christopher. Geneva: daughter. Cecil, Helen Hughes. Hcllv Angle. Geneva: mother. H r lien Raciko, ( alhi rfnc, .«11 <*i Long Ruth Johns. Chocawlnlls. N.C.. Island City. N Y.; live grand­ brothers. Te d . Cocoa. J im . Tullahussrr; Mlkr. Dayton. Ohio. children. Ila ld w ln -Fu lrch lld Funeral Hobby Johns. Ocalu: sisters. Home. Allamonle Sjirlngs. In Laurie McRoy, mounts Creek. N.C.. Joanne Nellies, Osteen. charge of arrangements Florida Memorial Funeral Home. Cocoa. In charge of ar­ HYM AN R O TIIS T E IN Hyman Hoi list eln. 73. 1117 rangements Woodbind SI.. Fern Park, died Monday at Florida llospllal. K A R L J A C O B H UBER Karl Jacob Huber. 34. of Allamonte Springs Horn June 25. 1915 In Hrnoklyn. N.Y.. he Sanford died Saturday. Dec. 10. moved to Fern Park from there ut his residence. Horn Jan. 12. In 1078. He was an Insurance 1954 In UufTalo N.Y. he moved lo agent. Jewish, and a member of Ihe Central Florida area In 1981 from Littleton Colo lie wus u the Knlghtsof Pythias. Survivors Include wife. Freda: U.S. Arm y veteran, a roofing stepsons, Kenneth Parker. Dr- sub contractor and u member of Ilona. Richard Parker. Winter the Alomu Hapttsi Church. Survivors Include parrnts Mr. Springs. Gary Parker. Atlanta: stepdaughters. Alyce Mordler. and Mrs. Richard (V irginia) Atlanta; sister. Anne Knochovcr. H u b e r. S a n fo rd : d a u g h te r. NEW YORK — Foreign and domestic gold A silver prters quoted In dollars per troy ounce Thursday Gold London Previous close 420.5 u n ­ changed Morning fixing 421 40 up 0 90 Hong Kong 421 75 up 2 10 New York Com ex sjMlt gold open 420 10 off J 40 t'omrx spot siWet'bpen o 132 up 0 003 (Lo n d o n m orning fixing change is based on the pre­ vious day’s closing price | Jessica t.righ, Lehigh Acres, sistrr. Sandra Huber. Sanford. Wendy Woods. North Platte. Neb .: paternal grandparents. Dr and Mrs Franklin lluber. Winter Park O a k la w n P a rk F u n e r a l llume/Crmrtrry. l^ike Mary. In charge of arrangements O R A C E C A R R O L L ENG LISH Grace Carroll English. 69. 155 Greenwlt h St.. Hrmpslead. N.Y,. died Dec 8 In Rockville Centre, N Y. Horn July 9. 1019 In Key West, she moved to Hempstead from there In 1982 She was a homemaker und a member of the S n o w H ill Progressive M issionary Haptlst Holiness Church. Geneva Survivors Inrludr husband. James: sons. Dwight D Carroll. Hrenlv-ood. N.Y . James English J r . Philadelphia: seven grand­ children Wllaon-Elrhrlbergrr Mortuary. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. FUNERALS MUSIS. KASL JACOS Fun*r*l M f i K H lor Karl J u a b H O e . 14, • so V*'u»<J*r 0 » ( 10 Sold •' (So O aV lo o n P a rk Funaral Horn* C s « p » i TSwriddr, D ot 11*1 10 » * m m is H r . jMOpS B o a 'a n g M officiating Oaalaan P#r* F m r o l Homo CatnaNry Lata Mary wicKargtolarrangtmann OIXOM. S I S TM * M Funarai w rv lc a t lor Mr« B oris* M D i.o n ll.o H O O J W n s it «>ftopo»Md a o a y Friday *111 bo hold II a m Saturday at St Paul M ittionary B a p lu t Church. It) Pin* A«* with P o tio r A m a t C Jan et officiating Imo-mont to tuttorr In Nottlaon Cam *»ory Fnondt m ay ta ll Irom ) l | m Friday at tho ctvapal Wilton E xhoiborgor Mortuary. Sanlord. in (hargo ol arrangom ontt FINN. ALTO F unoral ta r r ico t tor Mr A IN fa n n . f t at n o M ollanvlll* Ay* . Sanlord »N> petted an a * Wodnotday mill bo hold *• II 00 a m Saturday at M aranatha Non LI to Con tor, 104 W Jtth S I . with Bithop Jom ot W Griffin alticiatlng Intormont to tot ion a ' R attlan n Camatary Friandt m ay call tram 1 1 p m at thachapot Wtltan E xhalpargor Mortuary. Sanlord >n char go Ol or r ongomonti CMOLIIH. OBACI CARROLL Funorot t o r ,.cot k r M rt Groco C or rot I EnglltS. **. ol Mompt Nod N V nho pot tod a**y ThurtdOy n lll bo hold > JO p m Saturday ol ttio Snonhlll P rogrottlyo Mittlonory Bpplttl Motmoit Church. ISXI Snon Hill Rd . nlth Potter G W Shoppolt officiating Intormont w tone* In the Gonoro Como lory Frlondt may coll trom I t p m at tho chop*l Wilton E tcholborgor Mortuary. Sanlord. Inchorgo ol orrongomontt Yeutter chosen as agriculture secretary Yeuller. u Nebraska lawyer and rancher, faces a poienttally tough Job. esfieclally considering Ihe competing interests of farm subsidy programs and the huge federal hudgci defied Hush noted Wednesday that Yeuller. who will have to be c o n firm e d by Ihe Senate, "knows how lo lake a sharp knife lo a lol of hudgrlary thtngs. bul he also knows what agriculture needs.” Asked specifically about cu l­ ling farm programs. Hush said he would not be proposing “ substantial cuts.” hut sug gested "we ran do heller on Individual programs '' 'T don’t believe lh.it wr arr going lo balance this budget eventually on ihe backs of the farms. That simply cannot In­ door Hush said However, he suggested more market forces could lead to “ lower supports and lower subsidies ’’ The vice prrsidrnf •*f. '• •fu*s lo complete hu t alsm rt selec­ tion* by the holiday*, has ihus lar named |iroplr lo fill six of 14 Cabinet-level )ob* and has made several other lop stall appoint­ ment*. According lo Thursday's rdlMons of T h r Washington Post. Hush Is considering two black candidate* as leading choices lo head the Health and Human Services and Veterans Affairs departments T h e n ew sp ap e r, q u o tin g transition sources, said Hush Is considering Louis Sullivan, thr prrsldrni of Morehouse College School of Medicine In Atlanta, for thr HSS lob hillus Hrrton J r . a retired three slur Army grnrral who now heads (hr Federal Emergency Management Agrncy. is the leading candldair for thr Vrtrrans Affairs post Despite his promise to hrtng many new fares to government, almost all of thr Jobs havr goor to people who hate either served President Reagan or In oilier administrations However, most of thr selections also have won considerable praise Asked aLoul thr trend. Hush Joked that Y ru llrr’s face was laruihar. out hi* Job would be murJi different. gel ihe chance al the public hearing lo air ihelr suggestions nr rrltlrlsm* about Ihe road plan, committee members acted Iasi night on suggestions made by several property owners The mrnmltlee at comrnndaled Ihe landowners by executing a setback exception In Ihe ordi­ nance This exception will apply to five ndd-*i/ed iols Irom 9th lo 4lh streets on Ihe north side of laike Mary Houlrvard laindownere of these small lots will be allowed 40 foot building set­ backs Irom Ihe road's right ofway without needing a variance to the 60-fool setback require­ ment. Other requirement* defined In Ihr ordinance set standards for signs, (tarklng arras, buffers and *4iund barriers and ro n rrrtr (Mvrrs al all Intersection* with traffic signals Signs ran Ik- no higher than 15 fret, three Iret higher than current Lake Mary code*, ac■orillng lo Morris The county has agreed lo pay for a sevenloot high brick wall that will serve as a sound buffer In Iwo places where U k r Mary comes close to the road, east of the rallraod tracks Cost for Ihr wall Is $256,000 tamdsraplng I* another strong Iraturr of Ihe model gateway plan Live oaks will be planted along Ihr roadway and crape myrtle* al the medians "I ililnk It's progressing very nicely. Hopefully, wr ran give a great Christmas present In Ihe Ihree jurisdictions I think the residents will be rlalrd To date, there has been no opposition lo I b i s , " Morris said. Three stall planners, from each of Ihe Jurisdiction*, will receive from the roadway com­ muter. plaqurs and certificates of tftrrlt for ihelr contribution lo llie roadway plan. They are Lake M ary p lu n n e r. Mutt W est. Seminole County Wanner Dick Boyer and Sanford City Wunnrr Jay Marder. Since then. Jiowrvrr. that jwrt Continued ftem Page 1A In the first election held after of thr rlty has grown more than Ihe rrdlstru ting. Hob Thomas Ihe rrst of thr clly. Voter regis­ J r became thr first black elected tration figures sliow that there 10 the d ly commission He was arc 4.463 registered voters In District 4. 2.242 In District 3. re-elected on Dec 6 The court noted that In con­ 1.721 In District 2. and 1.972 In formance with one-person, on- District I. Colbert told Ihe rlty com­ e vote requirements. Ihe district tMiundartes would have to he mission that Ihr court would not changed from lime to lime to br Inleresird In Ihr number of Insure equal imputation among rrgtsicred voters In each district, Ihe districts, and said Ih r first but In Ihr lotul jNtjHilutlon of change could Ik - made after Ih r each district since circled com­ 1985 census However. Ihe dis­ missioners represent all Ihr resi­ tric t b o u n d a rie s w ere not dents In Ihelr districts, nnl Jusi changed al that lime and remain those registered lo vole. Hr said the luirst population as originally approved by Ihr figures from Ihr U.S. Hurrau ol court. District 4. which encompasses Ihr Census would havr lo be all of Ihr city south of 25lh used lo determine the popula­ Street as well as arras )usl north tion of each district brlorr new of W. 25lh Street, ts by far Ihe boundaries can Ik - drawn lo largest district geographically. In rquall/r Ihr population of thr 1984. however. It had about Ihr districts. Krdtstrlettng Ihr clly would same number of residents as Ihe probably be easier ultrr Ihr other three districts Irdrral 1990 census figures arc available However. Colbert said thr clly commission decided not to wait unlll then because of Ihr present disparity between Ihr imputation of Ihr dlstriels. Unltsd Prase International W ASHINGTON President­ elect George nush. relying again on familiar rather than fresh faces, chose free trade warrior Clayton Yeutter as agriculture secretary Wednesday and pro­ mised not lo balance the federal budget on Ihe barks of American farmers Yeuller. 38. has served as Ihe U.S trade represenlallve since 1985 and won high marks for his efforts lo persuade foreign countries lo cut heavy trade s u b s id ie s and open th e ir markets lo U S products Hr held other high level trade and agriculture posts under Re­ publican Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford Hush called Yeutter "q u llr simply Ihe (jest man for this very Important lob" and suggested thal with Yeuller running the massive Agriculture Depart­ ment. free- trade and txpandrd exports on behalf ol American farmers "will have no greater s p o k e r m a n . no g re a te r advocate. ” Road-------------Continued fium Page 1A financial otillgallons to make Ihe aesthetic corridor concept real! tf Lake Mary Houlrvard Is a county roadway which runs through the thrrr Jurisdiction*. The improvements will tie made a lo n g an a p p r o x i m a t e l y seven-mile strrlrh ol roadway hrtw rrn Markham Woods Hoad to Sanford A vrnur. extending 230 Ieel on either side of Ihe right-of-way Hnlldlng height* along this madway are In be 33 fret, according to the ordinance T h r committer, lormrd Imlrely one year ago. lias worked coop­ eratively under a tight schedule In March, the county engineer Ing department will begin to draft Its com pie l r engineering and roadway recommendations “ W r set Ih e schedule (hat will put this proposal before oil three jurtsdlcihms no later than Feb­ r u a r y ." C h a irm a n Randall Morris said this m orning . Although, the residents will Court------------- S H A --------------Continued from Page 1A nesday. saying he wants lo give the Authority's finance director, Judy Weekly, a chance lo be Interim director. Hall said Williams has said she Is not Interested In being executive dlrrctor on a perma­ nent basis, bul Weekly has said she will apply for Ihe Job when 11 Is advertised. The Authority also voted 4 0 lo hold a grievance heurlng for Smith sometime within the next two weeks. Smith was fired on a 3-2 vote by Ihe Authority lust Sep­ tember. with members Huruttl. Hall and Alberta Delrevllle vot­ ing lo lire him. and Wynn and Robert Frazier voting against It. Smith applied (or u grievance hearing bul did not Includr all Ihe material required In Ihe request. A subsequent request for a hearing was granted by Ihr Authority, but Smith did not The Family Of The Late FANNIE HAGINS Thank You for the many donations, letters, curds, flowers and personal service rendered In our lime of bereavement Matthew, Lavern Eddie • W illiam show up lor II. saying lie did not havr access lo Authority re­ cords. W hen h r requested another dale for a hearing, the Authority turned him down on thr same 3-2 mujorliy that voted loflrr him Sweeting told ih r hoard last Thursday ihui u heurlng should Ik - granted because there wus a question whether denying him one was denying his rights. Sweeting said he cxpcclrd Smith eventually In flic u sull In court contesting his dismissal In Ihr court's 1984 ruling, thr clly was cautioned lhat "A n y alteration of boundaries shall Insure that ihr changes do not lead to a retrogression In Ihr (losiiion of minorities with rrs|K-rt to ihelr effective exercise of Ihe electoral process...or 1k - Inrnnslstrni and/or In violation of...the Voting Rights A d . Schools-------Continued from Page I A can afford ll whether In lime or money will lake ihe option." I'rlham said. "I think Ihls Is unfair lo other fumlllrs. and ll p u ts a b u rd e n on l>arrnls.'' Sanford Middle School ts the only school lo be unaf­ fected In the resorting. T h r vole Is rescheduled for 7 p m . Jan. 12. al Tusruwtllu M iddle Sch ool. Task force members added two new pro|mmuIs to Ihe pd last night, bringing right plans for rrzonlng under consideration. Most of these plans dlllcr only slightly In options offered. Ilclslcr said one • p l a n , a n d p o s s i b ly t w o ; alternatives will Ik- chosen for recommendation lo ihr superin­ tendent of schools. The su p rrln -! trndent may adopt, alter or do away with any recommendation. VWHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE, ISU GIVES YOU MORE FOR LESS. * toft *mcw>■«»»»»<sway 1S I IM I/ K A R N S INSURANCE AGENCY me 413 W. First St. Pti. 322-5762 William H. "Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. President Ssnfsrd �•A — Sanford Mould. Sanford, Florid* — Thursday, Oocombor 15, I960 NATIONAL BRIEFS Gunman shoots three at post office Upset over separation, postal employee shoots three, takes two hostage in New Orleans Suspect has socond rape charge added NEW BEDFORD. Maso. — Authorities Investigating the death* or aix women filed a second rape charge Wednesday against a man who allegedly aVine ted hta rape victims from a red-light district linked to at least three of the slain women. Investigators, without elaborating, aald there are similarities between the two rape cases and the alx slayings. But Bristol County District Attorney Ronald Pina refused to link the rape suspect to the deaths Pollre In Dartmouth filed charges of rape and assault with Intent to rape against Neal Anderson. 3 5 . of New Bedford, who earlier In the day pleaded Innocent to the kidnapping and rape of a separate woman, authorltlei maid. Anderson was held on 520.000 ball by Bristol County ometals on the first rape charge, and may be arraigned on the second rape charge on Thursday In New Bedford District Court. During a news conference, Pina blamed the media for creating speculation that Anderson was a murder suspect Three of thr victims have been Identified, and ofTletals said ihry were on the verge of releasing the Identity of a fourth woman Burris to leave DNC, report says CHICAGO — Illinois Comptroller Roland Burns has decided against seeking re-election early next year to his post as vice rlialrman of the Democrallr Nations* Committee Its was rrporlrd Thursday. Iluirts 51 mid associates he was giving up his party post to forward his expected hid fur governor In 1990. the Chicago Sun Tlit»rs said. Ills departure comes In advance of next month's session of thr DNC. where Jesse Jackson was expected to seek Burris's misier from thr party's No. 2 post. Inc dl'pii..‘ w)*h Jackson. tV whom Buth* once w n '.til at Operation PUSH, thr civil rights group founded by Jackson, strms (rom Burris’s ousting of Richard Hatcher from the DNC vlre chairmanship In 1985. Hatcher had served as national chairman of Jackson'a failed 1988 presidential bid Ron Brown. a former Jackson lieutenant. Is viewed as a likely replacement for Burris if Brown loses his bid for thr chairmanship of the DNC. Probe: Company didn't comply with law JEFFERSON C IT Y . Mo - A subcontractor at a Kansas City construction site where tU firefighters were killed In an rx plosion Iasi month failed to comply with state law governing hazardous substance*, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday. Mountain Plains Construction Co. was a subcontractor conducting blasting at the south Kansas City site where two trailers of ammonium nitrate exploded Nov. 29 Th e six (hrf)ghters killed In the blasts were battling an arson fire at one of the trailers, unaware of Its contents. The Department of Natural Resource* said It has turned over Us findings regarding Mountain Plains Construction to the Missouri Attorney General's Office, which has the authority to file legal action against the firm, a department spokesman aald State law requires each employer lo provide Information regarding hazardous substances that It store*, uses or produces to the local fire protection service. Department of Natural Resource* and the local committee designated lo plan for chrmlral emergencies. The department's Investigation found that Mountain Plains Construction ut Kansas CHy. Kan . tailed to report such minrtnaikin with any oi thr three groups, a spokesman said Major AIDS study approved BETHESDA. Md, — The government announced Thursday tt Is funding a major study aimed at developing more effective wavs to reduce the spread of the AIDS virus among heterosexuals who do not use Intravenous drugs. Dr. Anthony Fuurl. director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease*, said although only 4 percent of all adults diagnosed with acquired Immune deficiency syndrome got the disease through heterosexual contact, that mode of transmission accounts for 30 percent of all AIDS cases In women. The new survey will Involve about 2.000 heterosexual men and women In Newark. N J „ and Brooklyn. N.Y. Inner-city areas werr chosen partly because they have many drug users who are Infected with the AIDS virus and who pose an Infection risk for Ihelr non-drug using sex partners. Fauci said. The study will lie conducted by rrsearrhers from New Jersey Medical School In Newark and Slate University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn. The data will be analyzed al University of Michigan School of Public Health In Ann Arbor. Funding for the first year of the five-year study will total about 54 million. Officials order Walden project review CONCORD. Maas. — Massachusetts officials Wednesday ordered a full environmental review of traffic and congestion problems posed by a controversial office park planned near the shores of htxiortr Walden Pond Environmental Affairs Secretary Jo h n DeVUlar* said the historic nature of the area made famous by author Henry David Thorrau required a detailed look at the Impart of Increased l raffle. "W r are Walden Pond * caretakers." DeVlIlara said. "A n d in lullllllng that responsibility, we must protect the pond and surrounding areas from any Increased traffic und congestion that might threaten the beauty and serenity ol this special part of the commonwealth." Thorrau. a Concord native, wrote "Walden" based on his experiences In the area. He often roamed the arra In which the development Is planned and referred to It In Its writings The land was cleared 25 years ago and Is now zoned for commercial development. Boston Properties Is the developer for a proposed 148.000 square foot building and 518-car parking lot planned for construction less than 700 yards from the pond URI suspends fraternity for hazing PROVIDENCE. R I - The University of Rhode Island decided Wednesday to suspend a fraternity until September 1990 as punslhment for forcing pledges to guzzle beer and sit naked on blocks of Ice. Assistant Vice President for Student Life Thomas Dougan •wild hr took the action because of the "seriousness of the offense * The student Intrafralcmlty Council had recom­ mended the organization lie closed for only one semester. All 42 students living in the fraternity must move out by the Ian day of final exams Dec. 20. university spokeswoman Linda Arclardo said There are GO members of the fraternity, she added. Fraternity members refused to comment Wednesday on the unlvrrilys decision. The Inirafralrrnlly Council found the fraternity guilty of hazing Its new pledges police said the Psl Kappa Phi's senior mt-inhcr* forced new members to guzzle beer Ihrough funnels. Itched Ihrm with eggs and shaved thr sides of their heads during a 12 hour lulilallon. I hr pledgrs were naked during most of the ceremony and were fore rd loslt on blocks of Ice, police said. Hugh Durham, a sophomore from Wallingford, Conn . said he vomited and passed out during the hazing. From United Press International reports Uwttod Proas lnt*matt*n*l located Murphy and he fired shots at the agents. NEW ORLEANS - A poatal “ He was concerned about how employee, apparently distraught he would get out and what because his wife left him . would happen to him. and what wounded three people with arrangements he could make shotgun blasts In the main post where he could get out without office downtown Wednesday and being shot." Durken said. ttoled up In the two-story build­ Wttnesaea said Murphy walked ing with at least two hostages, Into the building about 8-30 p m federal officials said. and began shooting, wounding Hostage negotiators were In three people and sending scores telephone contact w ith the of postal employees dashing gunman. Identified as Warren outside for safety. Dozens of Murphy, said FBI spokesman others were trapped In the build­ Volne Hayea. A cousin also ing for about two hours until talkrd to him on the phone link tactical police and FBI agents "Things are upbeat. It seems escorted them out and began a like they are making pretty good search for the gunman progress." said postal Inspector *T just walked Into the ladles Don Durkcn. room and 1 heard a guy say. "We heard one girl talk." he 'Everybody out.' aald a tempo­ said. "T h e other one. we haven't rary employee hired lo help with the Christmas rush She did not heard her say anything.'* Durken said there was no want tobe Identified Indication thr hostages werr "And I heard a shot And I hurt. One woman » u heard opeiud the dcx>r and 1 saw a guy screaming when FBI agents first with his hark to me H r had a gun. And a guy ran paat me. H r had been shot In the fare. He was bleeding. He ran out and I ran nut behind him And that was It. "When I got outside, some­ body grabbed me and they pulled me over here, 'cause I froze.” Charity Hospital officials said an unidentified shooting victim underwent surgery for a wound lo the eye and was In stable condition Two other victims, one shot In the arm and the othrr In the thigh, were in stable condition with minor wounds al Tutaue Medical C e n te r, a hospital spokesman said Poller and Fill agents entered the building about two hours after the shootings and began a room-lo-room search for thr gunman He Bred shots at FBI agents who located him In a first-floor stairwell next lo the main mall room shout I a m "He fired two rounds at the FBI." said U . Lot Cano, a poller SW A T team roinmandrr. "We know he has one female hostage We heard the woman scream He m ay have m ore, we don't know." About an hour earlier, officers and agents escorted dozens of employee* from the building. "Th e gentleman Is Warren Murphy, an employee of the U S. Post Office for about alx years." aald Pott Office spokesman Crsla Ayers "He apparently came here after his wife left him and look the children and left the city, and he was ups* t about that." Murphy apparently was armed only with a shotgun, hr said Ayers described Murphy as "a good employee ' and said hr had been a vcfiklr driver but ir rently was reassigned About 500 people were oil thr Im-ii took place, Ayers said Mall trucks waiting to Le loaded w r* barkrd up for a block LaRouche mail, tax fraud case to go to jury w rrr the Itfrblood of his organi­ zation — outside financial sup­ ALEXANDRIA. Va - Jurors porters — was "rid icu lo u s" are b ein g asked to d rrld e Anderson said The defendants, always artlng w hether political extrem ist L y n d o n L a R o u rh r and tlx In good faith, continued to seek associate* were bad b u s i­ loans even when financial pro nessm en or schemers who b lrm s arose because they bilked lenders of 530 million In b e li e v e d t h e y c o u l d be loans they knew would never be ovrrcome. Anderson said "They were fighting for sur­ repaid The federal government’s mall vival." he said Prosecutor Jo h n Markham fraud and tax fraud case against the fringe political leader and his lo ld Ju ro rs i h r defen d an t aide* was lo go to the jury engaged In a pattern of lies and Thursday following a four week schemes lo obtain loan* know tng they would not he repaid Al trial In U .S District Court In closing arguments Wed­ the same lime lenders were nesday. LaRouche'* attorney. pleading to be repaid. LaRouche Odin Anderson, said LaRouche was spending hundreds of was targetrd for prosecution thousands of dollars on !m because of his extremist vtew* provements at hts Leesburg. Va and should not be held re­ farm. Markham said Despite mounting debt, he sponsible it his fundraisers acted Improperly. Just as President said fund raisers continued lo Reagan would not be held liable pres* lenders for more money, lf Iran-Contra figure Oliver North giving them false assurances their money was safe and would broke any laws Th e notion that LaRourhr be repaid Defense attorney Hrtan Get would defraud the people who They were saying w r ran do It. we ran do It." said Celling* who represents chief fund raiser William Wert! "They w rrr the little train that could "They weren't very business llkr. but they weren't reckless They Just got tn over Ihelr heads." hr said Unit** Prsss InUmattanal Americans in Hanoi to receive 38 MIA remains Getting* attacked the rredlblll ty ol the government's key wllnrsars. two former (.aHoni hr a id e s , s a y in g t h e y w ere 'vehem ently" hostile toward Ihelr former bos* and also said the defendants ran not tie gutlty of fraud because there was no greed Involvement If the Intent was lo warn lenders, Getting* said the dr fendanls would tuvr parked up thrtr trnts Instead of trying to rectify the problem Lyndon LaRouche tings said the defendants con­ tinued lo take loans becauar they believed they could turn things around On the tax charge aga'nsl 1-aHmiehe Ihr prosecution a< cutes the four time presidential candidate of hiding monev from the Intrrnal Revenue Service NO COST. . . Unit**Frill International BANGKOK. Thailand - A U S m ilit a r y cargo plane flew Thursday lo Hanot to pick up 38 flag-draped caskets in (he largest repatriation yet of the suspected remains of Americans missing In action from the Vietnam War. A U.S. Embassy official said the American Jet left llangknk for Hanoi al 9 a m (9 p m E S T Wednesday) and would Iran* port thr remains directly to the United State* The official, who requested anonymity, said a second plane flew lo Hanoi lo pick up 13 U.S experts who spent 10 days searching for evidence of 1,751 other American MIAs from thr Vietnam War. He said that plane was due back In Bangkok about 5 p m. (5 a m EST) The 38 sets of remains, which were gathered by Vietnamese officials, were placed In U S military caskets and coverrd with a folded American flag They werr to be put on an Air Force C-141 Jet transport and flown to the Army Central Idrn iIdeation Laboratory In Hawaii Lt. Col. Thomas J . Boyd, spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Command, said II was (he larg rat single repatriation of sus­ pected American remains since the end of the Vietnam War In 1975. Twenty-seven sets of re­ mains were returned In April Thursday's repatriation was the fifth this year and brought to MS the number of aervlcemen whose remains were returned since Vietnam renewed coopera­ tion on missing Americans In August last year. At that time, retired Gen. John Vesscy. President Reagan's personal envoy, visited llanol and Indicated that Washington would allow private U.S. organi­ zations to give humanitarian aid to Vietnam Vietnam has expressed hopes a solution to thr MIA Issue will bring Improved relations with the United Slates and an end lo a U.S. embargo on aid and trade with the communist regime. Washington, however, has made the withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Cambodia a pre­ condition to better relations A total of 2.387 Americans arc listed us missing In action In Indochina. 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Oecemoer IS HAts- TA U.S. to begin talks with PLO WORLD BRIEFS process, tml hr did apjtrar to be Shultz says PLO's acceptance of key issues opened door to talks Nine killed when plane runs out of gas CAIHO, Egypt — A Nigerian cargo plarir prevented by twd weather troni landing at thr C airo nlr|x)rl ran out of gas and crashed Inin a small village Wednesday, killing all right crew member* amt a woman on the ground. police said Poller Mid thr Ikx-mg 707 carrying flower* rn route to flnissel*. Drlglum. from the Tanzanian capital of l)ar K* Salaam crashed into Ihr village of Kuratn Otnram. near Ifie city of Luxor and 440 mile* sooth of Cairo All righi crew inembria on the plane w rrr killed, ulnrig with a A I year old woman who lived In thr village, poller wild A xenmil woman and hrr four chlldrro. who w rrr asleep in thrlr home when the plane came down, suffered serious Injuries The new*pa|XT Al Abram vitd one of the rhlldrrn later died In ttir hospital Six small home* and thrrr iTasnroom* In the village achool w rrr drslroyrd In Ihr crash. poller Mid Expert* said the lark ol gaxolinr in thr plane's tanks prevented tt from rxplodlng on Imparl and causing more damage They Mid Ihr jet plane was low on lurl and could not land In Cairo tie* ause of low visibility The aircraft then diverted to Luxor hul tailed loreach the rlty'a airport An Investigation was orderrd to determine thr exact <ause of Ih r *rash Four officers stand trial for torture SKOUL. South Korea — An appellate court Thursday ordered four jiollir officers to stand trial on charges they tortured a dissident with rlrctrtr shocks after arresting him for alleged arm government activity The three-judge S e o u l Ajiprals Court ruled that poller Inspector Kim Soo-hyon 55, and thrrr other offterrx must face trial for alleged altro* ities committed during the interrogation of Kim Ketm lar. 42, a recipient of the Rohrrl F Kennedy human-rights award T h r roun handed down the ruling after studying a <nmplalnt filed by Kim Ketin lar and hts lawyer last Feb 2.4 Ttte <<Hiipiaml was filed after pins**mors declined lo take artton against the police ofll* rrs Kim was bcoughl to a (*>ln r statt*m lot questioning Step! 4 l(W5 on suspi* ion of helping organize violent anil government demonstrations In ordering the trial of tlir lour police officers, thr appral* i ouM (m i ir I Mid there was rrasoti to believe Kim was subjectetl to torture during tils interrogation by poll*r Ttte . out! sold Ihr investigator* allrgrdlv ton rd Kirn lo drink large amounts of water and then touched his wet body with rlrrlrtr wtrrs They also lirat film, the court said It convicted, the lour jHtllir oft Mats could la*r up lo IS years Imprisonment Official resigns over NATO flight dispute DONN. West Germany — A t>elrnse Ministry official who banned low level military flights alter a U S Air Force K» crashed last week in a West German illy resigned Wednesday because his superior opposed the miter, Parliamentary State Secretary IVtrt KuM Wnrrzhai h. thr third ranking Defense Ministry official, told reporters ihal Dr tense Minister Rupert Scholz'* opposition lo the Ivan made It impossible tor hun to* ontirmr til* work under Schulz Commenting on tl*e resignation. S* tmlz said Wucrztiarh had no authority to t*an flights - 4bc W u . Itmw m will iiinain m tU caI m i n i iheu. w rrr no plan* to Hit It hrlocr then WoerztMrh imposed a tarn on West G< ntum rniMtufy night* tie low 11 (XJO tret alter a U S Air For* e A l Olet crashed ftec h Into a resident lal district ol Hems* held, 4(1 miles north oflionn T h r crash tire 21st by a North Atlanlle Treaty Organization plane this year kilted the pilot and live Germans when It plowed through a row of houses Ttve A l O w a* II ylng al 3, TOO (eel Moiseyev new Soviet armed forces chief MOSCOW The Niytei Union lias appointed SO-yrar-old Col Gen Mlkliall Motsryrv as anned forrr* chief, an army news|M|M-r M id Thurs*lay. In a move that marks the rise of a new generation lo the top ranks of the Soviet rn lltary Molseyrv was widely rr|»irtrd In the West lo tx- Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's choice lo replace Marshal Srrgrt Akhrom ryrv. w Iin was rrllrvrd ol the post and now serves as a military adviser to Gorbachev. Ihr Ked Star newspaper M i d The ajipotritmrni represented a stunning promotion for Moiseyev, who was elevjted over far more senior officers to become thr second most (xiwerful military man aftrr Defense Mintstrr Dmitri Yazov The |xml has traditionally been held by World War II veterans. The news ol Akhrom ryrv’s drparturr llrst leaked when Gorharhrv went lo thr United Nations on Dee 7 and announced Ihr Soviet Union would rut Its armed lories by 500.000 men amt 10.500 tanks Swede arrested in Palme assassination STOCKHOLM . Sweden — Authorities arrested a 41-year-old Swrtle as a siis|H**t Wednesday In the ass. ism rial Ion of Prime Minister Olnl Palme, who was gunned down on a snowy Stockholm street In February 19H6 The susjm-c I was nut Ideutffird. hut local news rrjxirt* quoting police sources described him as an unemployed alcoholic, drug addict and a vtolencr-pronr "thug" working lor organized crime collrciing drills. "A 4 1-year-old man — a Swedish citizen — has during Ihr day Ix-en Interrogated, ntisjiecte*! of Ih r murder of Prime Minister Olof Palme." M i d a statement read by drjiuly prose* ulnr Axel Moralh al (siller headquarters From United Press International reports United Prase International W A SH IN G TO N T h r dr dslon lo go on spruklng terms with thr Palestine Liberation Organization resulted from a PLO acceptance of conditions rather than a change of heart by A m rrlra . Secretary of Slate George Shultz M y s Shultz, who earllrr tills month refuse*! lo lei PLO trader Yasser Aralat into the co u n try lo address thr United Nations announced W ednesday I he Unltrd Stairs will o|>rn direct talks with ihr organization The announcement marked a dramatic shill In the Middle Fa si equation and opened a split between the United States and Its longtime ally Israel Shultz revealing thr decision by President K ru g a n , said statement* made by Aixlat in Geneva earlier in the day had h im long Handing U S iirmund* lor o)x-nlng a "substantive dla logue " At a nev* briefing. Shultz dented he had rha ng rd Ills IKMitton on thr PLO "I didn't *lunge my mind They made their statement clear so that II doesn't have Ihr ambiguities that earlier slate mrnts had which tended to allow various people to give (hem iheir own Interpretations Shultz M i d Hr said Arafat's declaration made It clear the Palest lo Ian group ' accepts U N Hesoliltlons 242 and :1.4ft the recognition ol Israel's right lo ru s t In (trace and security and to rrnounrr terrorism A* a rrsult. the United States is (nr par rd lor a substan live dialogue with the PLO " T h e U S am bassador lo Tunisia Hubert Prlletrrau — a career Foreign Service official and longtime pant* ipant In the Middle Last negotiations Is "Die only authorized channel” for thr dialogue and has hern told to makr hlmsrlf available f»tr talks with the Pl.O. Shultz said A prepared statement from Hragan read, "Th e objective ol the Unite*! States remains, as always, a comprehensive (trace III lhe Middle Fast In that light wr view this development a* dpr more strp toward thr beginning of direct ncgot.allons between thr parties, whlrh alone can lead to such a peace." In repeating the United States' "special commitment to Israel’s security and well-being is tinihakrablr." Hragan said. "In ­ deed. a major reason for our entry into this dialogue is lo hrtp Israel achieve the recognition and sccurlly It deserves And Hragan warned. Ih r PLO In particular, must live up to its statement It must demon stratr its rnmmiimetit to rrm m *lal km of terrorism is permanent and perv asive " Immrdlair Israeli reaction was negative I hr Israrll Embassy m Washington alter hrarlng an advance version of Shultz * statement, said. 'Wr regret the decision ol thr U.S government to enter into dire* i ion tact wiili the IT.tl W* do not toris'det this will advamt the {irair pro* rss In the Middle ha*i Dill Hragan M i d hr sees the forthcoming dialogue, reversing a U S policy established In 1975. as an Important step in the pro* r prises* - thr more so treeause |t represents the "serious evolution ol Palestinian thinking Inward a rrallstic ami praginatir ( i o s u h x i on the key Issues No ilalr had Ix-en set (or |||«lalks to tx-gm M i* l White House spokesman Marlin Fltzwafrr Diplomat!) official* M i d the Untied Slates gave the exact language it w anted lo hear from Arafat lo Swedish Foreign Minister Steii Anderxsofi who relayed It to Aralat Alldrrxsnn has served as the go between lor Ihr United Stairs and thr PLO for several days, off!* lal* said, a dd ing that Sweden was the only channel used lo mm m unli atr with the PLO The drama!!* U S announce m rnl followed a »(*•*-* h Tuesday and follow up new * conference Wednesday bv Aralat in Geneva where he aildrrsM-d a Unltrd Nations General Assembly meet­ ing because Shultz had refused him a v i m to visit New York on grounds Arafat Is a terrorist At Wednesday * meeting with re p o rt,^ George Shultz U S util* lal* had called "amhlg nous and lu zzy" declaration* In h i* s p r e e 11 It was not clear p rrc lsriy w h irh declaration by Aralat lip p ed (fir b a la n c e ol the W a shin gto n d r visio n -m a k in g Israel criticizes U.S. ‘reversal’ United Prass International J E R U S A L E M - Isra e l expressed regret Thursday at the U S derision loopen talks with the PLO. saving the Palestinian group was still a "terrorist organization” and not a suitable parincr lor Iware negotiations ‘ The Aratrs didn't Ir z i us." Foreign Minister Shim on Peres told Army Kadto "Tlw y learned thr languagr and the pnxUmaffixi of (trace goes over well ” Peres vowrd to tlnd an alternative to direct talks with l he Palestine Liberal Ion Or­ ganization and M id Israelis would not "nod «tm heads so that others ran deride things 111 our place, on our account and against us '* The foreign minister M id Israel w as not "obligated to be a partner" In the opinions of the United States, and the Jewish state must not watt on . ______ — _____ _ . ... Canadians gear up for French ruling Ufillad Prats International O T T A W A — The Supreme Court of Canada Is srt lo rule Thursday on the validity ol a restrictive Quetxc languagr hill that many rrsldrnt* of the pro­ vince believe Is Ihc last bastion of thrlr French Identity Canada's highest court will decide whether Quebec's Ian guagr bill 101. which requires most *nmmrrnat signs to lx- In French only, violates freedom of expression guarantees In the Charter of Rights am] Freedoms Dill 101 was Implemented by the former separatist Parti Quebccols In 1977 and tun* the use of languages other than French on commercial signs In Quebec Ttte case hclore the Suprrm r Court Involved a prosecution by the Quebec government of sev­ eral Montreal merchants who displayed sign* in French and English In December 19KG the Qurbec Court of Appeal ruled thr lan­ guage law was unconstitutional and the province could not (orhld the use of u language In public signs The Quebec gov­ ernment appealed the ruling lo the Supreme Court. 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"I dc* larr before you. anil I ask you to Kindiv qunlr mr Ihal wr want peace W r w.ml peace W r are committed to peace Wr are committed to peace Wr waul to live lo our Palestinian state and let live," Shultz rmphaslzrd Ihal the opening of U S P LO talks "should not lx* taken as recogni­ tion of an Independent I’.drsll mail state Ttir [X * s llln n of the United Stales Is the status of die West Dank and Gaza (territories occupied try Israel In Ihr pu»7 Six-Day War) cannot hr dc lermined hv unilateral a* *• <<• either tad.'.* An Equal Access/Equal Opportunity Community College Ih r sideline* "A* the U S advises us we should advise the United States." he M i d "What Is thr PLO? The PLO I* a terrorist organization " Avt (Miner, a spokesman for Prime Mmistrr Yitzhak Shamir, said Israel would continue its policy ol rrlusmg to negotiate with the PLO He said Israel inslrad would srrk direct talks with It* Arab nelghlwrs and Palestinians in ihr occupied territories who are not PLO members "We rrgrrt very much the U S decision, which will not advance the cause for |x-a» r ln the Middle East." Pazner said "We bclirvr that the United Stairs will discover vrry soon Ihr true fare of the PLO and will realize that li cannot lx- partner* lor negoti­ ations and peace.” In u dramatic shift in U.S policy. U.S Secretary of Stale Oeorgr Wednesday said the �SA — Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Fiona* — Thursday, Oactmbs* 15. 18M Soviets to improve disaster teams United F w Internettonal __ Cl have been a doctor for 30 years. I have The Soviet U n ­ not seen such conditions of suffering since ion. stung by criticism It w m World War II J Ill-prepared lo respond to lost -Soviet Health Minister Yevgeny Chaxov week'* Armenian earthquake, unnounred It la establishing mobile hoapltala to apeed up Armenia. Including the worst-hit her ann." Chaxov said. relief efforts In future disasters Q o v e rn m e n l spokesm an Health M inister Y e vg e n y cities of Lrnlnakan. Klrovakan Gennady Gerasimov said Tues­ and Spltak Chaxov. after louring the devaa "I have been a doctor for 30 day that many of the Injured had laird region, aald Wednesday that aprrlal rapid deployment years." Chaxov said "I have not to tie sent to hospitals as far h o s p ita l te a m s w o u ld be seen such condition* of suffering away as Moscow, but treatment was being hampered by a lark of established throughout Ih r since World War II." Chaxov aald the first-aid kidney dialysis machines T h r country and equipped with alrrraft to fly to dlaaalrr areas at assistance available had not m achines are essential for been enough lie said authorities treating people suffering 'crush short notice. Earthquake survivors and now planned to set up special syndrome" — the effects u( Western disaster relief officials rapid deployment hospital trams hiring pinned for hours or davs have cited a breakdown of Soviet with aircraft In the European. undrr heavy rubble The International Physician* bureaucracy In the altrrmalh of Siberian and central Aslan re­ last W e d n e sd a y's m assive gions that could rrspond Imme­ for the iTevenilon of Nuclear War. which was awarded the quake, which killed at least diately to future disaster* The health mlnistrr said some 1985 Nol»el Peace Ihlxe. said 53.000 people and left more than half a million homeles* in victims were so seriously Injured Wednesday that Chaxov had when pulled from undrr tons of accepted Its offer lo tran*|mrt the three southern republics. S o v ie t P r e m ie r N ik o la i debris that they could not la- 450.000 pounds of hemodialysis Hyihkov. who is In charge of the moved to hospitals, and that equipment plus personnel to help earthquake victims Soviet relief operation, recently 3.500 major operations, tnclud A mechanic. Identified as A. Ing amputations and brain sur­ defended the rebel efforts of individuals but added. "As for gery. had to be earned out In Eguntan. told the Ta*a new* agency. "It Just breaks your organization, we would like to field units heart. esjrectally at first You'd "In a disaster ot this scope, see better." Chaxov. speaking at a news doctor* have to lakr terrible l»ear moans, praying but the conference, gave a description ot decisions, such a* wncri you see machinery ou* volunteer tram ihr devastation he witnessed a three-yrar-old girl suffering had was too wrak for those slalrs dtirlng a w erklong tour of terribly and you have to deckh of concrrtr "Now stronger machine* have Instantly whether to amputate q u a k e -r a v a g e d n o r t h e r n MOSCOW - HOUSTON — A union representing Conti­ nental Airlines' flight atlendents said Wed nrsday Its mrtnhrr* have voted for a tempo rary work stoppage but lattor officials said they would delay a strike until after Ihe Christmas holidays "Continental High! atlendents have been voting on a strike Im IIo< to call a work stoppage In rrsponse to the fact that the company lias not provided them with a contrail In live years." said Carla Winkler, president of the Union of Flight Atlendenl* Hut union officials, as a show of good failh lhal they are willing lo continue bargaining, decided against a stoppage during the hoildav travel season, she said. "We will be doing everything we (mssibly can lo work oul our different* with Continen­ tal.'' she said. Winkler said lltc aniun was encouraged Continental negotiator* Tuesday asked lor more time lo work out a new rontrwrt. noting the recent appointment of Joseph Corr as Continental's new chief executive otllcer He replaced Frank Lorenzo, who dlshandrd Con­ tinental's unions when he took ovrr the airline In 1983 and has a reputation as a union busier Continental sjmkesman Ned Walker said the t company was pleased wllh Ihr word of Ihe delay. "Clearly. Ihe union recognizes lhal the public Is not sympathetic lo any type ol Job action lhal would impact public travel, especially during the holiday season." he said "We're pleased lo see that there will br no effort at all lo try lo disrupt travel plan* Had there been, we were prepared to operate every LO S A N G E L E S - H a rry Minkow. who became a national celebrity as a irenagr carpet cleaning magnate, waa con­ v i c t e d W e d n e s d a y of m a s te rm in d in g a co m p lex securities fraud that bilked (tanks and investor* out of al least *26 million A federal court Jury found Minkow. 22. guilty of all 37 counts of conspiracy and fraud for constructing a convincing lie lhal Z7.7.7. Ilest. llie company he founded al age 16 In his parr ills' garage, made millions perform­ ing Insurance restoral kin work on damaged offices .The Jury reached It* verdict after four days of drltbrrailons and 3 It months of trial Minkow. clad In gray trousers and a gray and while sweater, showed no emotion as the vgrdlct was read U S. marshals later took him away In handrull* and would not |»crmll him lo speak with reporters. lie facet up lo 403 years In prison and *14 million in lilies when he Is sentenced by U.S District Judge Dtckran Tcvrlxtan on Feb. 21. A source close lo Ihe case said Minkow. over Ihr objections of his lawyer, wanted lo plead guilty during the Jury's dellberutlo ris b e ca u s e h r s a id 3 "spiritual counselor” told him God would never lorglvr him If he did not plead guilty Hut Ihr Jury relumed a verdict beforr plea negotiations could be com­ pleted. Minkow used his bogus rrsto ration work to obtain al least *26 million III loans and public slock offerings. Minkow. whose firm collapsed In bankruptcy hi J uly 1987 nmld allegations of massive deceit, said hr carried Ufliltd Praia Intsmatisnal single flight " Walkrr said ihe company will Implement it* planned wage and benrllts pai kage Jan I. which include* Immediate |*av Itu ira*e* ot *1. •2 or *4 23 |irr hour depending on Job experience The union Issued ballots to all 5.600 Continental flight atlendents and received back 79 perrenl Eighty (terient of the returned ballot* favored a work stopjtage while 20 percent werr against It Of Ihe 5.600 flight atlendents 00 to 70 |wnent are union memlier* She said Ihe union would give Continental "Ihe next few weeks lo pursue further talk* The union lias proposed a wage increase id 5 penrnl spread over three year* lor II* lowest jiatd employers and about 33 |»erient over the same period for senior High: allendent* Ih r Iniv till tease is wrlghted lo the longer working employers brcauat they currently receive no pay ra ise s alter five years wllh ( onlinental W ASHINGTON - Health Sec­ retary I8ls llowrn. strrsaltlg thr need lor his department lo "lake Ihr Intllallvr lo drier Illegal drug use." said Wednesday his sue le s s o r and 8 IK K ) rmplovrr* will lie subject lo random dnig irsi* "The derision lo go forward with random testing was made only allrr month* of rarrful review and consideration of p r i v a c y c o n c e rn s of o u r employer*."’ said llowrn III a memorandum to ihr 118 (UK) employee* of thr Hrallh and Human Service* Department II o w r n ' s ‘ ‘ D r u g - F r e e W o rk p l.u r I Ia n ' names 80 Job categories suh jerl lo random Irs lln g . a lle rlln g altoni 8.600 people or alHHil 7 perrenl of Ihe The top salarv for Conilnenl.il flight alien dents now ranges trum *11.000 to *13.000 a year. Winkler ssld She said (hose figures werr 33 lo 40 perrenl lielow (light allrndeul wage* al other airlines "We work twice as many hours as everyone else lo makr Im II Ihe pay." she said "I think Ihe threat of a work stoppage has Induced them to think whether It wouldn't tomore advantageous to *ii down and work this out. rather than havr a work *mpj>age." Winkler said "We rr confident If we call a work stoppage. It would cause a disruption " The union has hern doing Informational picketing in some area* of the country Strop Al Teen cleaning magnate Minkow convicted of fraud, conspiracy United Eras* Iwtorwaflital hut authorities said they cla m pe d m ld n lg h t-lo -d a w n curfews In several stricken elite* and villages to halt thr looting of homes and store* and to prevent u resurgence of ethnic violence lhal tuts plagued Armenia all year. In l^-dlnakan. authorities Im­ posed a curfew because of loot­ ing and soldiers with rifles were posted to guurd mounds of rubble that wrre once stores "In one Instance,” a Soviet source said, "soldiers opened fire when three men werr caught looting One of them ran Into a crowd of quakr survivors for safety and got really badly beaten up." * We are also having lo step up security around relief supply station*." lie said oul Ihe scheme breausr com p ilin g Mafia members and asms lair* heal him and threat­ ened hi* life. Prosecutor* said Ihe scheme was Ihe biggest while collar fraud commlllrd on Ihr West Coast In thr Iasi decade They said Minkow. who once hoastrd on Ihr "Oprah Winfrey Show" dial hr could "sell frozen yogurt In a blizzard." was a consum­ mate con man who used smooth talk and tremendous confidence GWALTNI Y JfWHfftS IN S M M AVt in m m on* tar nu iwas wm More*-, The secretary said the majori ty of Ihe pnsitkms suh|ecl lo random testing are In health rare and medical rrwarrli In rluding those providing direct lultrnt fare or handling hazard on* or sensitive materials Jolts In security arid In operating potentially hazardous equip m rnt also are Included llrrausr ol the sensitivity ol his own Job. llow rn said Ihr secretary. undersecretary and senktr stall m rtnhrr* also are subject to random test log Random resting may hrgm Mi days allrr Wednesday's notice, although llrul preparations are rtprctrd lu require addltkmal lime — thus llowrn himself will not hr suhjetl lo Ihr Irsllng store hr has said he will kave oilier wllh Ih r Kragan ad­ ministration Jan 20 "This department, as the na lion's leader In drug abuse prevention, education. research and treatment, should lake Ihr Initiative In deter illegal drug use and lo assist in the rrhabiliialkm of drug using employee* ’* said Ikiwrn in Ihr memorandum “ O u r i n i r n i l* lo o ile r assistance to those who nerd II while srndmg a clear message lhal illegal drug u s e ts tnnmtjMtIblr with employment" al Ihe department, hr said U n drr thr plan, a nailer specifically advising ol ih r Over 1500 Booths With ON I ftw MILLIONS OF BARGAINS .-— • • ■BANKRUPTCY! - IS IT FOR TOUT FCOERAl LAW MAT HELP- SAVE50-70%OFF *s*x (jut caws •S its ra s t x n x T r nun n -i * j •era 3UCO- '-s o •trae nytaosn f*ft>i>* an* m liCTUtlSNOON. SATWOm ROBERT H. PFIUEGER Mall Prices! ATTORNEY AT LAW 339-2022 Sus lat in MMMnd Am SHOP THE NEW " F e e l G ood A g a in " L A K E M ARY BLV D . C H IR O P R A C TIC C LIN IC OR. TH O M A S P. VANOKLL. D.C. C h ir o p r a c t i c F a m ily H a a llh C s n l a r S O X I . L a k a M a ry B lv d {S u lla 107 D a yh a a d C a n te r) S a n lo r d . f l • • • • • (407) 371*1702 (407 ) 643*1792 OPEN 9-9PM EVERYDAY in lorepeopleInto bis ■*heme* Ten other men have pleaded gutlly In Ihr ZZZZ Hest case. On iri.il wllh Minkow was accoun tant Norman Kothbrrg. 52. of Marina del Key. who is charged wllh taking a *25.WO bribe lo rrcanl alter he revealed lo In­ vestigators that Ihe restoration Job* were phony. Juror* were si III d elib erating on those charges M ln k o w 's la w y e r. D a vid Kroner, said he would npj>ral because Ihe Judge's rulings excluding key parts of Mlnkow's "duress" defense clearly hurl his rase. The only jitool hr was allowed lo jirrsenl that Minkow wus threatened and beaten hy loan sharks and mobsters was Mlnkow's 11 days of testimony, hr said. Assistant U.S. Attorney James Asperger said hr could no* comment at length because the Jury was still deliberating against Kothbrrg. Hu* hr said hr and co -j»rosecuto r G o rdo n Greenberg werr "very pleased" with Ihr verdict. Minkow described himself as Ih e “ t r a in e d p u p p y ” of mobsters, saying hr tx-gun u life OfCHmr while still In high school lo avoid beating* and lo krt-j> up juiymenls on exlortlonalr loans lhal made ZZZZ Hcsi look like a whopping success Ikiw rn and other key health ofllclal* drallrd Ihr drug irsllng p r o c e d u r e s lo r P r e s id e n t Kragan * Sepl 15 1980 cx n n live order lhal require* all Irdrr al agencies In havr drug Irsllng p la n s lh a l m r r l s trin g e n t technical requirements to guard against cheating — Including restroom monitor* blur d v r In lot let water and prompt urinetrm |M-rature cheeks the department's own plan (■nivklrs (or review ot any pewa live test result to determine wbriber ihe rrsult Is caused by factors other than Illegal drug use. such as prescript km drug* HWY. 17 -9 2 - SANFORD c't'.A—ttf 321*1698 j Ikiwrn said drug Irsls also will lie administered lo persona ap plying for designated posit km* or who are undrr suspk km nl drug use FLEA WORLD *'**'* MM* II* II MM random urinalysis lor marljuatra and rcM-alnr use must tie pro vtried lo a sobjerl employer al lea«t JO days beforehand The dejM rlm rni Initially will rmrry out annual testing of al leasl 10 percent ol all ihe designated jmMil kins A M E R I C A 'S L A R G E S T M A R K E T - k ilc M u rt i ■» » > *24*. WASHINGTON Former R e p . J a m e s J o n r * of Oklahoma Jumped Into the rare lo head the Democratic National Com m itter W ed­ nesday, presenting himself as a "centrist" likely to appeal to some party regular* Imping to stop Jesae Jackson’s followers from taking control of the hierarchy. Jo n e s. 49. a fo rm rr chairman of the House lludgn Committee and chief of staff to I’resldenl Lyndon Johnson, said his main goal would lie to rebuild the party. In pari through a three-year national advertising ramjMilgn Into an organization capable of win­ ning Ihr While House He denied Ih r bailie to sucrced I'aul Kirk, who re­ signed Dec. 5 as p a rly chairman, would become a "bloodbath" between com peting Ideologic al faction* Willie Jours said hr doe* (Hit believe the pany need* lo move hard to the nghi to attract majorities in presi­ de ullal elections, he did strrss ibat Dentes rats must lie more competitive In the mostly m oderate -to -co n scrva live West and South. To do (hat. hr said, the next DNC chairman must present "a message that Is viewed as centrist and clearly represent* the broad value system of this country." lie also suggested a review of new party rules that give the liberal Jackson force* more power in the selection of convention drlrgairs who will choose thr (tarty's next presi­ dential nominee T h r Jackson supjmrt on Ihr DNC Is lining up behind W a s h in g to n la w ye r Hon llrowti. a former lop aide to the civil right* leader who got a boost earlier till* week with an endorsement hy former Arizona Gov timer ilahbltl. a presidential randldalr this year Other contenders include Kirk Wiener, thr outgoing D e m o cra tic ch a irm a n of Michigan, and former Hep Michael llarnr*of Maryland drown has claimed that hr already has about 120 voles on the national committee which will chuoar Kirk s sue lessor In February, and Jours said Wednesday lie lieltrvrd D e c e m b e r 1 6 th t h r u C h r i s t m a s SHAM CARPET CLEANING $4 9* Unltad Press International Health workers subject to drug tests Continental flight attendants okay temporary work stoppage United Press International arrived . but I have Just run oul of gasoline. E v e ry m inute counts. We have to hurry. "M y machines nrr standing Idle. I'll have to go to head­ quarters to see thr deputy minister. We still can save them, we have to." the mechanic said The Communist Party dally I'ravda paid tribute to the relief work and experts flown In from 50 n a tio n s , s a y in g , " t h e epicenter of the earthquake has turned Into an epicenter of humanenrs* " Former Rep. Jones vying for DNC chairmanship JX773 AUTO ACCIDENTS PERSONAL INJURY PAIN CONTROL WORKER'S COMP SLIP & FALL INJURIES PH. 322-9300 I V IS IT S A N TA EVERYDAY AT 10 :30 AM OC 2:30 PM HOME SHOWCASE Anything & Everything for the Home and RECREATION SHOWCASE Everything for Sports, Recreation & Hobby and X-ROW -Over 100 New Shops & Booths •I III I TA N K IN G •I K I I A D M IS S IO N «L D •! Kl T EINTI KT/XIINMI.NI IIIVY. 17- 92 •R c iu c e ti O R L A N D O ft* SA N I O K I) OPEN 9-9PM EVERYD AY * thru Christmas �Sports IN BRIEF HOCKEY Jets outlast Sabres, 4*3 O i k »m in d One more stolen pas* or deflected •hot. One more tlrk of the rlork Hut the Buffalo Sabres failed In come up wlih the extra move Wednesday night and fell lodelral A n d re w M rlla ln tucked a sltot between the leg* of lluffalo g o a lle n d rr Ja c q u e s Cloutier with one neennd left, lifting the Wlnnip-* >rts to a 1-3 vVn-JV over the Sabres "That's e lough one to lo v One tlrk away and we get a break like that.” Ilullalo Coach Ted Sator said "It seems that If we didn't Itave bad luck, we wouldn't have any luck We played well, more than wrll enough to win. but that doesn't translate Into any points ” Mi Ham's game winner came during a scram­ ble In the comer, where Dale Haw rnhuk won control and fired the purk out of the oark FOOTBALL Dooley resigns at Georgia A TH E N S , (la — Vince Dooley resigned Wednesday as head I o o U m II at th e University of Georgia after 25 years and 200 victories citing a desire to pursue other Interests but declining lo lie specific although It is believed lie plans lo run for governor in It**) Duutey said lie will step down as coach Jan 2. the day after the liulldogs play Michigan State In the Gator Howl In Jacksonville. Fla . but will remain In his co |x> s l of athletic s director until a replacement Is found. jmssibly until Feb H University President Cliarles Knapp said lie accepted Dcmlev's resignation ' with deep re gret " He announced an eight-member com milter to find a new coach and said as soon as that |*isi is filled, another committee would be seek a new athletics director "There is a sense of urgency In filling the coac hing positum." Knapp said Hut It Is more Important to make the right choice [BASKETBALL FSU outlasts South Alabama TA LLA H A S S E E — George McCloud scored 30 points Wednesday night and No 12 Florida Stale relied on a latr 10-1 nin lo .town South Alabama 67-62 South Alabama. 3-3. look lls first lead of Ihr game. 50-49. on Junle lewis' H-lootrr with 14 54 lo play Nell Smith converted a layup with 4 17 left to give the Jaguars their biggest edge. 75 71 The Sernlnoles. 5-0. responded with their IO I run. completed by two free throws by McCloud with I 37 to go Thut provided Florida Stair an HI 7(1 advantage McCloud was 5 of 7 from 3 |m>|ih range and sank all 7 of his free throws Tony Dawson contributed 25 point* lor the Sernlnoles Jell Hodge scored 21 points for Sooth Alatuiua and Lewis had 20 Gahrtrl F-k I. i I m and John Jtmmerson chipped in 14 point*each SWIMMING Lake Mary swimmers honored The Lake Mary Hams held their annual awards banquet Wednesday night after finishing the season as the filth best tram In the stair. Senior* who were honored were Slasl Ho janowwkl. Alyaon Cook. Artrlla Rebarh. Sandy Warren. Kelley W is e for the girls and Hob linker. Chris Donaldson. Malt Grans. Steve Kostnwi. /. Guy Kramer, and Karl Kuchma for the boys Conference champion Vanessa Huger* » a « the most valuable diver, with Hakrr taking the most Improved honors The coach * awards which are presented by llurger King lor team leadership went lo Drana Garcia and 1 odd McCasklll The laikr Mary most outstanding swimmer ol the year went to Kostowlc* for Ills showing at the stale ittrcl. Kostowk/ was fifth In the 100 fly. fourth In the 50 frre. and joined Hrad Hrtdgewater. Kuchma, and Chris Sntvrly oil Ihr Hams' third place 200 medley relay tram at the stale meet The most valuable swimmer lor the Hams tills year went lo Dojanowskl who was the only individual girl lo qualify for the stale meet a* shr |iartl(ipatrd In Ihr 100butterfly. INSIDE: ■ People. Page 5B ■ C o m ic s . Page 6B ■ Classified. Page 8B HOCKEY [ ]8 p in — SC. NHL. I’lllsburgh Penguin* al New York Islanders. |L| Complete listing on Page 2B ; t i > t i V m t m c » i* * «it. t c i l l l , K i l t . H n tin g t 11 By D A V ID C O R CO R A N •t c Mrnie l > M I Horald correspondent MIAMI'S 1S T WIN United Pr*** International LOS A NGELES - After 17 loases and 5 12 week* of the regular season gone. It ran finally be said: The Miami lira! I* hot Miami hailed It* record srasomiprnlng string of futility Wednesday night when Rory Sorrow hit a lumper with H‘» seconds to play, then forced Norm Nixon to mlsllre with one second remain­ ing In an H9 HH victory over the Ln« Angeles Clipper*. "A h. It was rasy." Miami* Hon Holhstrin dead panned alter hi* first victory a* an NHA much. “Our problem Itite §ee»on h** ”rrn Dps,* .r* v oerntratlon. You get that with young player* Hut loritgb* was our be*! Job wire to wire In terms of toncciltf«-«r.>n. Sparrow's jumper from the fool line produced m "•-I no lead and Miami survived lo improve lo MIAMI (Iff long > « t i l II G *» t 11 M 4. Camming* r I I I I t i . r c . i ' c i h i i t it. T*C*U M r* I I to M lA C iim a v imi Msnnlng I I 14 I 4 t ) N o / m «n » It 14 It ■••• 01 0* 0 0« a, A I* t 10 It. Ccani 1 10 0 t 10 Wiiligm* 01 00 0 Niton I « 111. *an|#mw M O M IA M I, HEAT It Oral I > ! •• 4 GoWti'U 0 1 00 0. ( a n x i t to o o t a w u n 10 P M M usi ag*m It M It U - » •* •* >•- 117 The extension Ileal 1**11three defeats shy of equaling the league record for Ihr longest losing streak In a season, set In 1972-73 hy Philadelphia "Il reels llkr we jusl won Ihr c hampionship, said reserve guard Clinton Wheeler, w ho charged oil the bench and norrd on ll.e court with hi* laikr Howell High llnrbar kcr Greg Astle one of Ihr stair s lop football projxtis announced or! Wednesday thal be lias dreetdrd to gu to Prnn State Unlvrrslty. ending Itn Intense rrcmtlng waf • lor Ills am ices A»lle. a 6-3. 230 pound llnebac krr with 4.7 speed. had one of Ihr finest drfrnslve seasons in Seminole Courtly history Asilr. along with Marquette Smith 11.400 yard* rushlngl were two of the reasons thal the Sllvrr Hawks finished with a 7-3 record Ihl* season *Tm very glad lhal Ihr pressure s off now. atul now maytir I ran lie a normal sltulmt again." said Asilr. when reached al Ills home Wednesday night. ” 1 made the decision lhal I wanted lo play 3«e Astle Page 3H See Heat. ***ge 2D SHS tops Deltona, 6 Strong firs t half carries ’Noles By M ARK B L V T H I Herald sports writer S A N FO R D - Seminole High * boy* ttaskrthall leant came up with a solid first half effort and held off a strong cometlack by Deltona to rlalm a 69 00 victory Wednesday night before 301 fan* al Seminole's Itill Fleming Memorial Gym na­ sium Seminole improved to 2-5 and will return In ad kin al home against Lake Howell on Frldav In lls opening game In the Seminole AlhleHr Conference Deltona dropprd lo ()6 on the season We played good delrnsr In I hr llrst cpiartrr hut kept throwing Ihr Im II away.” Seminole coai h Greg Hoblnann said We could have breri up '20 5 hut we couldn't convert Th e n wr started lo play a* Individuals In Ihe *rrond half and we eased up on defense fleltuna did a good Job of coming Im <k and bad a c fiance to make things very interesting at one point . Th e l u b e scurrd the llrst alx poUit* of the game as they came out and dominated Itie Ih m ii Is Holert Moore opened tf*e game with a rebound and a stick hock followed by two Hernard Eady hoop* lhal gavr Seminole a (LO lead With 1:2710 p it) m ihr cpiartrr Mike Navarra put the Wolves on the scorrlMtard when he connected on a frre throw. Kart William* fnlkiwrt! will* a layup lielore Deltona reeled off lour straight point* lo trim ihe lead lo 6 5. The team* llien traded hnofts as Seminole rlalmrd a 12-7 lead al Ihe end of Ihe fits! eight minute* Seminole litnkr Ihe game open In Ihe second quarter when II oulscoted Hie Wolves 24 12 III the second cpiartrr to tiulld a 30 19 hainime advantage The Tribe o|irnrd the cpiartrr with a live point run to take a 17 7 lead before Drllona s Brian Nrwrom r. who scored a game-high 25 points. I hen hit a layup lollowrd by four Srmmulr points lhal Increased Hie lead to 2 1-9 w ith (1 OH minutes In the hall T tie Notes continued lo overpower the smaller and slower Drllona tram and look tommand with a 15 point bulge al the Inirmilsakm Seminole placed (our plavers m double digits led hy Hrandon ( ash * 14 Hernard Eady netted 13 with Moore and Von Erie Small icintrlhollng 10 as William* and Kerry Wiggins chipped In eight rarh Hr hind New-come for Hie Waive* was •ophomorr senaallon Darrtngion Overstreet who scorrd IH. 16 III the second half, with Kris Tro vrm c hipping In seven See 'Note*. Page 411 m«* m ex***s, Seminolo's Bernard Eaddy lays in two points vs. Deltona. Lady Rams upend Howell By CHRIS F I S T I R Herald spodsodilor Prom staff and wire report* B A S K ETB A LL . I 9 p.m. — US. College. Cal Irvine at U NLV.ILI GOLF C14 p in — ESI'N. Kirin Cup. Second Hound. |LI t*C "WIttU T h o m g to n Astle decides on Penn State Clippers feel the Heat, 89-88 HsrsM ST At * */**•«* Pin buster Lake Mary * Troy Lilly propares lo lei ono roll Wednesday during Seminole Athletic Conference bowling action at Bowl America Seminole High's boys and Oviedo's girl* wero Ihe SAC champs For details, see Page 3B LAKE M AH Y - Wllh the loss of sevrral defensive starters hi graduation, l-akr Mary coach Bill Elsclr was Mnglng the blues prior to the 1988 89 season. Nine victories and seven shutout* later, however, hr can only sing in praise when speaking of Ihe Lady Hams defensive unit With Tam m y Scott playing a tremendous gume In goal. Hie defense held a very talented U ikr Howell leant scoreless Wednesday night and Crlsslr Snow's first half goal gave l-akr Mary a I -0 Seminole Athletic Conference victory before 121 fan* at D o n T Reynold* Stadium "I ran'l say enough about Ihe defensive performance." Klsselc said "Defense was Hie one area we needed fo shore up Ihl* year and Ihr girls have done an outstanding )ob so lar Lake Mary, ranked thltd In ihe stale In Class 4A. remains ihe only unbeaten learn left In ihr SAC us Ihe latdy Hams are 9-0 overall and 44) lit Hie league l-akc Howell. No. 9 In Ihe stale, now aland* at 7-1 overall and 3 -1 In (lie SAC ll was uti well-played, even match ulmoat from llic outset on Wednesday with hoth defenses playing well, both goalkeepers making some brilliant save* und both oflenses creating some dangerous chances. The only opportunity that was convened Into a goal came 18 minutes Into the match Lake Mary had un Indirect frre kick from the top of Hie ( m ix and Michelle Mattingly touched ihr hall lo Donna Hohr who blasted a shot around (he l-akr Howell wall an oil the crossbar. The Im II bounced III front of the goal w hrrr Snow was walling and s h r knocked In Ihe rebound for a 14) Lake Mary lead ll was all up lo Ihr Lakr Mary defense from that moment on and ll came through with flying colors Scott came up with lour saves oil l-ake Howell * right shots on ihr nlghl. wllh Hirer tiring of ihr spectacular variety Also coming through with excellent defensive efforts were Amy I’aachoal. Sandy Powell. Jamie Dombehlk and Ruhr ut stopper back ” 1 thought Tam m y (Scolll had her lies! match of Ihe season.” Elvsele said. "Shr made 2 or 3 really key saves She really goi tested tonight and she came through fur u* “ l-akr Howell krr|irr Heather Itrann also made several siqierti saves and shr finished with six save* out of l-akr Mary's 10 shots Jessica Cardarclll also turned in a tremendous defensive lierfurmanee for Ihe Lady Silver Hawks who proved without a doubt Wednesday thal I hey are deserved of a top-ten ranking. l-akr Mary return* lo action tonight at home against Del.nnd while Lake Howell hosts Seminole Friday nlghl Both teams arc gearing up for the Burger King Classic which lieglns Monday. t See Ram *. Page 411 �» » — t o j o r t H»f«!d. San lord, Ftortdo — TTtufiday. Pdcm bgf 15, 1968 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S At 0 r 1 i 4 4 i - U n M t r tn l| iM ID m lr ^ t UOO 4 X I M I 0* *e# J#*e *» 1 <0 ItM lx U r 1M O t i l l M M P (1 D M *4 T (1 1 7 ) I t M I Cat* I X 4 M >W lite r * 4 <0 ] t 0 (K .m «M o u t ) I7.M P I M I W H T II M l 417 M 0 0 I I t) D M 111* 1/14. 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AUanta I I I Malone It) A **l*1* Philadelphia It (Barkley 11, Atlanta I I (Riiar* *| Technical! -nan# A — IL I B M IL W A U K E E li l t ) Cwnmmgt M e t ! 1h Kryttkomok a 714 I L Sikma 1 1 )4 4 W Mont riel 1 I ) 4 4 IA Protioy 4 7 11*. Humph* a* I 14 4 4 II, Pwrco 4 11 7 4 I*. Brevet 1 1 0 0 4 Boterl* 14 0 0 1. MoaeUi ) 1 >> 4 Total* « *0 14 1711* D E T R O IT (I H I Danner l i t 41 71 Mahorn )• 14 » Lalmbaar 4* I I It. Dvmari *11 17 II. Thom a* i a * t a . s*'i*r i t it t JOTnion 17 •• 4 Rodman t * I I 11. E d n a rd i I I 0 * 1 . Williamt » • » } * T o * # liM » )l* N til M il.avke* XI I I 14 a - l i t Delrail I I I I a 11-111 Thro* point foal I - Hum phriot. Rodman Fooled aM-nano Total touts— Mlloowko* a De'ro-1 a Ilk e m tl Milnsuk** a iCwmmmpi II. Dolroil *4 ILaim boar I I I . A m i i I i - M i Io s u Sm M (Mumpnrlot 4). Dtlrwt 11 (Th am ai It) To<hni<alt— Krrtlkoetak Iikmo Mum phrioa A -11.414 M IA M I I t t ) Lanp 1* * l| It. Gray 1 1 00 4 Curmmngt 7l| I I IL (d o a rd l * I I 00 l|. Vparroo I * CO 4 Thsmpian 7 0 I I It. Vend void » 10 00 14 1*14*1/ 1 4 1 4 4 Matrinpt 1 4 00 4. Whoeier 1 1 0 0 1 T a i a l i a I t 11 a I* L A C L IP P E R 1 (M l AAanmnp 11 14 1 4 I I Nwman * 1 1 1 4 11 Kit* 01 00 0. Dailey 4 I* *10 It. G r* H l i t 0 1 H Wiliam* 01 00 • Ntean 14 t 1 1. B**i|amm 11 *4 II Wall I I 00 4. G o n d ro iK h P IO O B G M M c k t 1 0 0 0 Total! it l i a n a Miami I I a 1*11-0* LA Clipper* I I I* I I H - M Footed out-non* Total lout* Miami I I L A Clipper* II BetioOTdi-AAlaml a I Long 01 L A Cupper* |l (Merman I I A r n il* -M o t i |t ilparroo t), LA Ctewart n I Manning N iu n 1 oath) Tottmical* -non* A -I.I O l C O L L E G E BA SK ETB A LL Cel lege Baikathalt Retelt* By Uruled Fret* lalenulMnel la t l BloomfieldCoC 4) Am n**i(-r«ontl ButlatoM. M a n t'e M a Caul 04 Pa ) l Vophardtl C it, Col. ( N T 1 HJ.MoPgir E vert ) ) Delaware W Wotl Choiler 4* C o o rg e 'e n m " Or »l Robert* 11 IcetoM L I U SouWAamplm p LaSalle 70 St Peter *74 Lack H * v „ - 77, CoxarAa II M a u a ch u ta lltS i loanll M Rotert* W etierOTtl. troPemnSl H S y ra cu ta lM US Inlornatianal*1 Aid* 6'oadduel* D a n tB (ikm toa F (or *da Si f ), tauth AlaAama n Mar than 104 Ohlatl S a la m i), la te E re I t Vanda'bill *1 Auburn )t Calvin t l Nor mood M Capital 11. Baidom Wallace e* IO T I DoPaul tW. American U E Michigan *0 Cleveland i l M Eure* a » ) lone Water an tj Indiana m . Ark li n e Rack 7 ). le a l 101 C ontrail er datd Ohio 11 H I H elvetia It Vhdvmo* SI n Urban* t j SouthoettSI H Oo* Woteyan 01 (O T l S' « * . * r M t i t s ' *) T.H.n M A M 'te n M W it La Creta* i ) W(* 5 W m W it EauClarhol* Wi* R n o r F a lit ll W iMontm p* Deere* 14 WiMonboro H O H P M l N M thitkr 71 Wetl Montana 4* Moelan* Tech *1 N M Highland*I I Reg * t ! Lo t la Clara *1 Nevada RenaH T r i a l 111, Lang Baach SI M Wyoming I I . Cekerad**4 S O U TH A LA B A M A H U lavki* * IS I 4 a Hodge 4 II I 1 >1 Smith I 1 I : L Jinunorto* I 11 7 t >4 Et'obe a II 1 7 14 D a'don 1 110 4 Rhodot 40 0 0 0. N*ai I T 0 0 I. Notion 0 7 0 ) 4 >’u-nng 00 OOTa. Turner 1 1404 T o U I * U 4 )M lD F L O R ID A S T A T E I II) Mayo* 4 17 I I M McCloud *11 7 7 a H o t ter I I 0 I 1. Thom** 1 1 11 * Denton t i l l ) » Boyd 0 I 04 A M u hell 4 « 11 M Polite | 100 1. Whie 0 4 044 John ton t 70 0 1 TotM t 1141 1*141' Malttima -Fianda lla k d South AJa4>ama M Throe pomt goWt-South Alabama 111 I Lam * I A Hodge >4 Ettaba 0 L Turret I 11. 7 tor Ida Slat* 4 <4 (Me,** 4 A McCloud S7. Denton I A Johnten O il Rebound* South Alabama N lEH iba III Fierw a State a I Denton 4} AttJilt-Sauth Alafanme 14 i Hodge 7). Fiend* 1 U * 11 I Me Cloud 1) foam louH -Seuth Alabama >• Flarlda State It Fouled out None A 4771 A U R U R H 111) llanaton l t d * A Caylar 4 II 40 17 Geiger 14 4 7 IA Beniamin 1 4 40 7. Carpenter t I ] 00 H ArWttor l l l l l Dennltan 4 4 1 1 IA M e K e 1 1 0 I A Arnold I 14 4 1 Brand* 4 I 1 7 1 Total* 11*111 H I ) V A N D E R B IL T 1*1) hornet • 11 1 1 11. R*>d I 11 1 ) H Beniamin 1 1 00 4 Wilcne D U O , Gaboon * 11 4 I H Booker 4 I « I II * C t o t I 0 I 00 0 Muhoiland I 1. 0 l 1 Wheat 1 ) 0 0 1 May** 0 I 0 I A B aiettr* 0 I 1 1 1 Totei* 1104 14 11 *) H a lH Im * -A u b u r n 4*. V * n d «rb lll 11 Three pomt go*n Auburn 4 0 iBoniamim 01. Car pan lor 4 ). Brandt • II. Vanderbilt 1 • IWilcoe C 1. Boeder 1 I Wheel I I I touted out Hank Ion. Carter Total lOul* - Auburn I I . Vanderbilt 70 Rebound* Auburn a 1At ditto* II. Vendwbirt 41 l Kernel * I Attittu Auburn a (Beniamin 41, Vandertull i* iCoheon 71 Technical non* A — 11.1*7 F l o r i d a i *i i Crocklm 7 a I 1 1 Fogt* l l l l l La*tt 4 IS 4 • n . Bleeknood 1 140 4 Pinkney 14 0 11 cen tr al Nets top Lakers in overtime UnltoE Praoo Intarnatlonal E A S T R U T H E R F O R D . N J . - Buck Wltllumi scored -1 of tils 22 {lolnts In ovrrtlmr. Including a tip-in with 1:21 Irfl to lift (h r New Jersey Nets to a 118-113 triumph over the Los Angeles Lakers. Wllh (he score 110-1 IO In (he extra period, (he Lakers' Mychal Thompson walked and Magic Johnson (limed the ball over on consecutive possessions. John ILigley converted a basket between those turnovers to give New Jersey u 112 110 lead with 2:37 left. Jamrs Worthy hit 1 of 2 free throws and Williams followed wllh a (Ip-In al 1:21 to pul New Jersey up 114-111. Johnson, who finished with 35 (Mints, hit a pair of free throws with 26 seconds left, hut Dennis Hopson sank a pair of free throws to seal triumph for New Jersey. Roy Hinson, who llnlshcd wllh 31 (Mints, sank two free throws at the buzzer to account for I he (Inal margin. Rookie Chris Morris, who finished with 17 (M i n t s , hit a 3-polnter lo force overtime at 106-106. The Nets called lime ufter Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sank a pair of free throws to pull I.OS Angeles ahead 106-103 with seven seconds remaining In the fourth period. Morris then hit his seventh 3-polnier this season, from the right side Johnson (nil Los Angeles up 104-101 with a Jumper with 1:14 left in the fourth. Williams hud converted a 3-polnt play lo move the Nets within 102-101 al 128 Celtics 112. Jaa> 104 Al l l o s t u n . Danny Ainge scored 22 polnls and R o b e r t Parish had 21 polnls and 15 rebounds to send Utah to lls IHih straight loss at Boston Garden. Karl Malone led lituh with 27 (Mints, followed by John Stockton and Thurt Halley with 22 each. Kevin McHale scored 19 points for Boston Hornets 115. Pacers 106 Al Charlotte. N.C . Kelly Trtpucka scored a franchise-rrcord 40 points to fuel Hie Hornets Churlotte. 6-13 and winners id lour straight at home, was also backed by Tim Kempton's 21 (Mints and Roliert Retd's 18 Hlk Smlts and Wayman Tisdale scored 19 apiece for the Pacers 5-15. Hawks 103. 70ers 90 At Atlanta. Dominique Wilkins sroftil 30 (M inis to (tower the Hawks Atlanta got 22 (M inis ami 16 rebounds from Moses Malone. T h e u t added 16 and Glen Rivers IO. Philadelphia got 26 (Mints and 16 rclM urtds from Charles Barkley. Mersey Hawkins added 19 and MlkrGmtnskl 18 Bucks 110. Pistons 110 At Auburn Hills. Mich.. Jay Humphries scored 21 polnls und Ricky Pierce had 19 to lead Milwaukee to Its third straight victory and second over the Pistons In eight days. Terry Cum m ings addrd 19 (Mints for Milwaukee Adrian Danlley led Detroit wllh 22 (Mints, Istah Thomas had 20 und Dili lailmheer 19 Wildcats top Evans, 78-67 B r JIM R IC K IH B A C K E R Herald Correspondent ORLANDO — Coach Kerry Patrick spent considerable lime earlier ibis week checking into a matter of vital Inirrest to him. Ills inquiry Included just about everyone from Winter Park Aihlrtlc Director Bob Marr to Bob Mosher, the godfather of Winter Park athletics No amount of brainstorming could produce an answer to this quest ion When was the Iasi time Winter Park boys' basketball tram beat Orlando E v a n s a I E v a n s 7 Next time someone should ask ulmul that Patrick will have an Immediate answer. Wednesday. Dec 14. Winter Paik 78. Evans 67. "This means so much lo our program. We finally overcame thr Snake Pit.*** Patrick said, minutes after the momrntlous occasion witnessed before 301 fans at Fred Pennington Gymnasium. "We hit our free throws, held our poise und llnally outrebounded somebody. “Our motto Is play hard, play smart and play together. Tonight we cut down on our mental mistakes But what I Itkr most about these kids Is that they get along and want lo get liettrr. You can't ask anymore as a coach Ilian that." bet'er I f 1 1 I I Green 0 I 0 0 A Marlon I ) 00 1 Craotgrd 7 4 04 4. Oavik 17 >0 A IluO 014 04 lw k * ttl 11004 Total* M 741 D M IOWA l l l l l Hatton 7| ) | ( 7. ThomptOT 1 7 11 IL JeptOT 7 4 111 Marble 7 14 I a TA Arm«trong 1 14 4 4 14 Tubb* >4 0 0 A Game* > 1 4 4 4 Lookingbiil 1 1 40 a M otet 1 7 I a a. '.lever I ) 4 44 Welle) 104 40 Total*40 70 1* 17 Ml Halttim* K o ro -la w a 41. COTtral Florida a threepornl goal*-Control Florida 10 IPmknoy I 4 Batter 1 1. D a vit O il lo o a )* iThompeon 41. Marble I I. Armtlrenf ) L Tubb* 41 Skinner 411 Tula! MuH-Crntrel Fiarida 10 lawa 17 Fsuiad tvt-n an* Rabeundt Cant'ai Florida 4) llaokt I), lawa » IJeptan M ) A »»I* H — Contr#! Flat Ida II (Crocklia 1). Iowa H l)a*pOT. Dinner 1 ) Technical*oul*-non* A — II.M 0 NEORA1KAI74I Marui hg | to I 7 17 B**d 1 7 7 4 1 King 7 1 4 I 10 Scale* 4 1 1 1 10. Johnten 14 4 1 * Owen* ) i 41 ( DeMrei 01 11 1 van Poa‘ga*tl 110 I A Koca 11 0 0 S Richardten 4 H U H T * t * ltl* M I* I4 7t OHIO STATE I ' l l ) While 444 M il. Franci* 7 I I 1 ) H Carle* 14 14 4 Burton * 1) I 4 » Brown 4 7 7 7 7. BrtdMy I 4 44 I lent 1 4 00 4 Brea*'** 7 I 041. Duma* I 1 1 I I Loo 1 1 1 7 7. Mall 11 I t 1 Maiem 4 4 00 A Robimon 0 1 4 0 4 T*t*i« m r ji) a m Mainime Oh.a ita*e M Nebrataa IS Threapamt goal*-Nebrataa a M lO ad 0 I. jehntOT11 D e N ia lO I. Koca l I.Rnhardton 11). Oho Slat* *• I Franc it 1 1. Burtan 4 L Bradley 4 1. lent 1 1 Brewetor I II found oul ran Poeigeeit Total tauH Nebrataa 14 Ohi* Sl#t* I I Rabound* Nt**at*t 71 I R x ha*dun 7). OhM !•#'* a iCartor II A***ti* Ntbratta <4 iR eid lehnwri H OMa tla l* H IF ra n c H SI T a c h a lc il-L * * A - 14.17* AMERICAN (411 Lumber 17 1*7. Helm et * ) 1 1 1, Draper * II 4* IL Wetl ) II I * 10 wertmen a I 1 1 It. Bradorferp 0 7 40 9. Tinmen l l l l l Ingram l u l l Whitt J 0 1 1 A Ipeart a 7 I 77 Davenport 14 1 1 4 T#*aH a W 14II U O l PAUL 117*1 G ntne 14 17 4 Brundy II M S I U Howard » I 44 H Murphy 1 4 1 1 1 Nwmenn 4 7 4 7 1*. Feeler 1 1 4 )1 1 1 Booth M U M P m * I I I 17 II. Sowell P A 0 4 A Hornby 00 M l leettm 11 1 4 1 Ta4ai*41*4ll44IM H eilttm e — DePeuI *4 A m irlc o n ) l Throopoml goal* American l II (Wet* 14 Wartman 11 liaderdur* 0 1 Wtut* I I Spear* 41) DePaui U I Greene I 1.1 m m 17) Fouled eul O e p e r Oarenperl TeHl loul* A m o rlta n 1 1 O a P a v t I I R* bound* a me* it o t I I ' O e p e r 1 >i DePowl *f IPnc* III Attittt Im o tK O T ■> iL*e#M 41 OoPoel It (Murphy 41 TechrucaH Draper American bench A -7 A 4 1 ARKANSAS L IT T L E R OCK (7)1 Owen* * || i l |) Bell H I I 4 » Cummtngt *4 I * IA Ic e d I I ] I f H Brown 1 I I M It Morfen l l l l l William* 1 1 1 11 Womack 1 111 a Springer 1 1 1 1 4 H e g n f t M S . Hyrwt* } I ) I Total* W 41 H H 77. INDIANA I1HI Whit* 1 * 4 * l| H illm an I I I * H Anderton )* I I • Edward* 711 4 M » Jon** t| u 11 Meet J 4* 40 I Pe*o***i > II l I 7. SMan 11 1 1 1 Jadlaw I I I 4 4 Otiphm l0 1 1 1 1 Rebmtan I l | l l Sm ibiM M A D A la t tH M O M Total* 11 * 4 » » H i Haiftuna KOTO Indiana 7* Artama* L illie R ack I I T h r o * p a in t lh e »»- Arkanta* Little Rack 111 (We** *4 Brown I t Owen* g l Hyna* I II Indiana * 7 (Edward* 1* Hillman 71. OKphenl O il le v ie d oul Owen* B e ll To ta l H ull Atlanta* L>ttlo Rock >1. Ind-ono If Rebound* At*onto* L ift* Rock 77 lB**> 1)1. 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II 47 S Edmonton Taken#- If (K a re ll. *h 14 II Penan■**-Satm m g la> 7 I f McClelland Edm. n ft Jar m o perwd a Edmanten • urn 7) lMe**i*r|. pp I |l 7. 1or on to O rly * 1’ lOttwrn* GUI), pa 1) 17 I EdmeMm Titkanon K (Carton K urrll, H 47 • Edmontw i tu r n 1) (Titta n e n Act* It 47 Prru#11a* M o t < Edm 1 II Otborne. Tar. I M Beukeboam Edm 10 u Mettier, E dm <no|ef, i ‘fh t4ac4m gl.aam em iM tndNtt.il it Th ird p e rio d -It EdmanMn Acten I iTitk e n e n K id tll. It tt Penalbe, ►ord< Tor me,or icratt checking gam* m ixanducl 4 71. McCieliwvl Edm 4 I I Curran T*r 4 I I Saiming Ter 4 07 lecombe Edm. It l|, Adam* Edm m i k unduet M >1 Gill Tar M 14 Marih Tar, I I 11 Shell an a**i f dmantan 4 11 I) X Toronla 10 I I S - X Power play ceny*r*iant E dmantan t l Toronla 1 I G a a lto n d o 't Edmonton, Ronlerd Toronto. Maota Wreggal A — >4 01a Retoro* Bob My*r* BartlaM II* . I Winnipeg III 4 F irtt period I, Bultata Hogue 7 I H arr man Maguire I pg 10 14 ) Winnipeg Hawerchu* I ) lOTat*<l**dl *h I I 17 piwcei'iet Kyi* Wpg motor (high tlK k m g i gome miKonduc! II 74 But I bench minor I, I I It Second period - L Winnipeg Athtcn 7 (Elynutk, Hawerchu* I. pp 11) 4 Buttale. Turgaon 14 iDormaUey. Hout H y l. IX 1, Winnipeg Duncan IlM c B a in . Tagiianettil. * 44 4. Buflaha Hautley 11 ihapter, Turgton) Ptnailwt RuuTu Bui 4 44 Botchman. Wpg I 11. Athlon. Wpg 17 II Th ird period Wmnioog Me Bern II l O U u t w i Hawerchu* I Its * Pencil*, C arlyH . Wpg I *4 Arnwl But. 10 M Lhart* on goal- Outlaid I) 7 II 77 Winn .peg la | ) ) - ) * Power pi*y convertRmt Butt*>o 4 7 Winn, peg 1 I Goalie* Bulla* Cloutier Winnipeg Raddict A -M 4 7 S H aiti#* Mike MeGeough Heat-------------Continued from 1U teammates lo celebrate as the llnal buz/rr sounded. Pat C u m m i n g s . B illy Thompson and lonklc Grunt (Mug all finished with 15 point* for Miami Sparrow had Just 4. hill contributed 9 assists Danny Manning scored 23 (Minis (or ihr Ch|>(>ers. who had the league's worsl record Ihr last two seasons but found a way to sink to new depths Wednesday night. PICK 8 A S i .00 ticket can nuke you an msum Los Angeles' Ken Norm.in held his head In his hands for almost a half-hour after the game and refused lo talk with reporters Nixon tried lo take the loss lo stride. $ 10 ,000.00 "I've hern In this business a lung lime, and II drllnllrly feels bad." hr said. "H ut it's only one In H2 games. I won't go out and commit suicide." 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE The Heat, clinging to tin 89-88 lead, turned the ball aver on a 24-second violation, giving Ihr Clippers u Iasi shot wllh 12 seconds left. After a timeout. Nixon workril the ball along ihr Iwisrllne, but his 10-foot Jumper over Sparrow was long, and Los Angeles could not conlrol Ihe rebound. "I didn't think It would go," said Sparrow, "b ut I was hoping more Ilian I was thinking " WINNER Jackpot capped & ghren zwiy weekly SreWJOpm UerotL i W Dm Uon-Woe-Sa CkJMdSunday THn MgrtUdcs ht/i by* umazi ScocatGraefiOUoH inbbt Sorry, must bo 10. �Santord Hsiald. Saniofd. Florida — Thursday Tribe, Hawks play for league lead Prom staff reports Early control In thr Seminole Athletic Conference will l>r on ih r llnr tonight UK Scmlnolr iravrla to Lake Howrll m girls basketball artlon TI|m>II is Mp III (JV GI5| l.a k r Howrll, 6-3 overall, comes In at 24) In Ihr ronfrrener with wlnn nvrr Oviriln anil l.akr Mary. Seminole. 0 2. opened SAC action Turvluy with a win over Lake Brantley T h r teams have me! oner before, In thr HotAry Thanksglt mg Toum am rnl, and li was Seminole polling out a I wo-point win. 'A/hrii at Ita brsl. Srmlnnlr is onr of thr top Iranis in ihr area T h r Lady 'Nolrs liavr a strong tnsldr ganir led hy Shrrt hrddirks and Chlnrta Gilchrist with Lie Long and S(ov la Krnnon thr top shooter* Adrian HlIKmau Is onr of ihr lop all-around players In thr arra while Atrtha Higgins la a capable (mini guard. SI IS hopes to have Hlltsman hark tonight us she missed Tuesday s gumr against Lake Hrunllry wllh bnek spasms. l.akr Howell has onr of Ihr top shooirrs around In J rn n lfrr Drown while thr Hawks will look (or good iMlIhunrlllng tonight (rom Itrookr Hum s and Tanya Leads « nthrdra Winston and Sartna Winston are two other key players along with Uulya Hawkins while Val Lahr pro­ vides Inside strength off the lirnrh. In onr olhrr girls basketball game tonight. Lake Mary hits thr road us It goes In Eustls T h r 1-ady Hams are 2 -ft ovrrull • In boy* hoops. Lakr Marv oprns play In thr Seminole Alhlrtlr Conference as II goes to DrLand T h r Kants are seen as one of ihr fuvorllrs to Ihr SAC this season an look In get off to a Strong start to n ig ht In a none •ife re n re Ka in r, Lake Howrll Is at Orlando Colonial SPORTS TONIQHT OIRLS BAtKITBALL I p m — tominot* « l i m M9**ll IJ V • Mi }pm ■ L»**M»-r «* Eutti* MV 1 »t •OYtBAlKITBALl M ip s — l at* Mar* at 0*Land MV •I •p m — Lata Hrnaii at Catomai <JV • ill BOVSUXCIB t p m — Lata Mowall at S«m<nc<a MV I lit t pm - Lata Warp at OfLand MV 1 111 t pm — Lata Brand*? a> Boon* MV I til I p m — Miami H ^ S at Lpman OIRLI socerp 1 pm — OtLand at Lata Ma'r MV 1 III W R C IT L IN O a »pm -Oaa RntpaULpman •»pm - f van*at l at* B'anti*? • There Is a full slate of boys soccer action tonight wllh (our games on lap Seminole High, fresh ofT lls first ever victory over L a k r H ra n tle y. hosts Luke Howell s Sliver Hawks. Lake Mary goes to D r Land; Lake Hrantley is at Orlando Boone, and Lyman hosts Miami High • In onr girls sccrer game, latkr Mary' looks for Its 10th ransrrullvr victory as It hosts D rL a n d • On the wrestling mats Oak Hldgr is at I.m ii .in High whde Orlando Evans wrestles at laikr Brantley Dccembin 15, *9fld — 3B SHS twins SAC bowling title From Btaff reports SANFOKD - Seminole High needed to put up some hlg numlirrs Wrdnrdsay If II was to vault into the Seminole Athletic Conference bowling champion­ ship. And Ihr Nolrs got what they were looking for us both Chris Humgarnrr and David Adams crashed the 600 barrier to give SHS the title Bumgarner rolled games of 204. 248 and 211 for a 663 series and Adams d rllv rrrd games of 225. 246 and 180 to give Seminole a 12-3 victory over Lake Brantley In action at Bowl America. The victory enabled Seminole lo finish thr season with I0CP3 points. Just edging out Luke Howell 198131 for the title Dr Lund finished third at Ml ", followed hy Lyman |92). Lake Hrantley IR4L3I. Lakr Mary (841 and Oviedo (76). While Bumgarner and Adams came through for ihr Nolrs. Luke Ingrrmun led the way for Hrantley as he had a high gamr ol 2 11 and a 558 series Lake Howell claimed a 10-5 victory over Oviedo twth Brian Patterson's 239 gamr und 590 series leading the way. Lucas Vickers had a 199 gamr and 536 series for Oviedo. Boh C r a ig (221-5621 led Lyman to an 8-7 victory over Lake Mary The Hams were led by Jon Sowtr ( 193-539). In the nonconferenre mat­ chup. Deltona downed DrLand. 8-7 Jeff Castcll had a 205 game for DrLand while JcfT Wilson 1213 5941 led Deltona In girls action, Oviedo hud already wrapped up ihr SAC lltlr but thr Lady Lions went out In style by defeating Lake Howrll. 13-2 Tisha Llojil/ led Oviedo wllh a 175 gamr and 499 series while Ally Nicholson had a 149 game and Tam m v Chase a 368 series for Lakr Howell Oviedo finished the season with I22,3 points with Seminole second at IU|t3 followed by Dr I-and |M6 l 3 |. Lake Mary 195), Lyman IM l'i). Luke Hranilry (79| and U k e Howell |44 t3 | Semin, le had the high series of the day us Adrt Lope/ totaled a 563 Including a 2(X) game. Lake Brantley s Slacl Fox had; the day's high game wllh a nice..' 216 and shr finished wlih a 502 series. Lyman closed the season with a 10*5 win over Lake Mary Ird hy Kim Mackey's 191 game and 529 series Becky Levine f|H54441 led Lake Mary In ihr noneonfrrenee match, II • was DrUm il winning over Dcllnna. 8 7 Jill Graves (207-513) led DrLand while Tam m y Burt 1158-4301 pared Deltona Free-lining good for landing bass "Free-lining’' wild shiners is u very rewarding, hut difficult, method of <ati fling lutgr Im %* Frer lining wild shlurrn requires a grrat deal of aitem Ion because th rrr is no cork to Indlratr w h rrr your shiner Is at or to signal a strike You must rely m llrrly on your vtisr <d frrl in Irll you what Is hup|M-nlng wllh your Im II. Shiners rail hr effectively free-lined In open wutrr or umlrr (Inullng vrgrtallon Free-lining In o|>rn watrr is deadly when you want your shiner In rover territory und find Ikiss tor you Simply hook a sinner In Hie Imi k ami gently Inh cast II in Ihr general dlrreiioii you wish to fish Free sjnio! your reel und allow thr shiner to pull llnr directly nil thr rrrl as It swims away You can lollow the path ol your shiner by simply applying tension to your llnr. which will bring the bull to thr surface Mow! strikes will Ik- on Ihr top us h a s * will usually ctahsr Ihr I m II around ta forr actually laklng'll I prrfrr to use a *1 or a *2 trrb lr honk when lire titling shiners In open water. Strikes ran be few and far between, and I want a good shot at the Ikiss when I finally do gwt a strike Free-lining wild shiners under floating Is one of Ih r most rewarding, bill at the same time the most dllflcult. method ul fishing wild shiners It can lav e ry fru stra tin g t r y in g to "make" a shiner swim under floating cover-especlaly when they sense danger In urdrr to Itsh Boating cover rlTretlvely. thr angler must an­ chor 8 12 (eel away and gently pitch Ihr shiner head llrst to thr edge ol thr vegetation As soon as the shiner hits thr wutrt. Iree spool llnr and allow it to swim uttdri the cover I usually let the shtlirr swim as tar as it wauls to go. whit h Is usually 15 20 lert I Ills t> |te ol fishing requires a great ileal of eoncenlratton and a keen sense ol (eel You call usually detect the presencr of a Ikiss m at your shiner because thr Im II wlU become nervous tuul swim erratically. The strike will usually hr a sharp " t u p ." lollowrd hy Ihr line taking of) at a steady clip When free lining shiners un­ der flouting vegetal Inn. I prefer lo hook thr halls above (hr anal Hit Shiners have a habit of swimming tip into the vegeta­ tion. and a lu rk hooked shiner will ollrit become loulrd In the rover I like to use a 4/0 lo 8/0 Kuhlc hook lor tills type of loshlng anti match the sire of thr hook lo ttie sire id the shiner A stle Continued (rom ID lor an out ol slate school. I just wauled In gel out ol thr hlg d ly (Orlando).” At the stun of the high school season, every major school In Ihr country thought they had a chance at Astle. hut at Ihr end. Astir mtrrowrd his choices to Alabama, Grorgla and Penn S tu lr. Astir then made Ih r decision to play tor thr Nlttany Lions alter travrlmg to College Park. Pa. over Ihr weekend. Astir was given the red carpel treatment as hr had the oppor­ tunity to see the campus, as well as thr IooMm II team, und came away Impressed. Astle also had dlnnrr with Penn Stale head coach Joe Palrmo. and Patrnm told of the school's outstanding record of producing linebackers (Jack Ham. Sham- Con Inn. etc.), us well as providing a lop education. Whrn Astir hew hark home Sunday night, he made the deceldson to play for “ Linebacker U." Gordon Astir. Greg’s lather said, "Th e decision for Greg to play was his own. we didn't (Ihr iuntily) put any pressure on him. Were very huppv that he Is going to one ol thr finest fooliiall programs In the country In Penn State, and I know that my son will do well (or coach I'atcmo. He's u great coach, anti he’s coming down to the Central F lo r id a a re a d u r in g the ('lirtslmus Holiday*, so we're going In have the opportunity to meet him lor the first lime. It's going to tie a great htmnor " Astle also said that lie would lie given an op|Mirtuniiy for a slutting linebacker sjioi lor ihe Lions, who suffered through a 5-6 record this season |1988| Ihe first In Palrrno's 23 years as a head coach there. Lake Howell head roach Mike Htserglta said of Astir. "When you mention the word Greg A stir, It’s q u a lity . D u a lity person, leader, player, us well oa Imparl playrr ol the highest order. He Isn't Ihr best, or sm artest p la y e r I'v e e ver eourhrd In my 2 2 years, hut he's close bi the top ol my list. Most of all. Greg's a winner." Exciling 13 Games Every Monday •Saturday Matinees Mon. T h u ^ ^ S ^ . Now thiu January IS, ■------ . . _ ou can bet on it. If AIUBINC TWIN TRI (N THt SU!H t IIGM1H GAMfS — - — couroN-— — ■ * ■ring This Ad For One Free Oon. C o n . 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L o n g w o o d '* J o h n Gurmple pulled It all together. A senior ro-captain for Bishop Moore. Guemple was perfect on his eight free throws and made his one field goal attempt, scor­ ing 10 points In the fourth quarter of the Hornets’ 49-47 win over Dike Ilranlley Wed­ nesday night. The win boosted Bishop Moore tn 4-2 while the Lake Brantley Patriots saw their record evened nl 3-3. In the junior varsity p re lim in a r y ga m e . Lake Ilranlley posted a 59-31 win "lie's our leader.” said Bishop Moore coarh V rm Hair. "He leads and we win." Gurmple ended up leading all scorers with IR points. Owen Husrlt. with 17 {mints, was the only other Hoi net In double figures. Bo Patnplln had 13 points and Trey White added It for Lake Brantley. Despite shooting Just 30 per­ cent from the field, the Patriots had a 12-7 lead after one quarter and an 18-16 advantage at the hall Lake Brantley stretched II to four points at 5:14 of the third quarter on a pair of free throws by Pamplln. but Bishop Moore went on a 12-4 run lo lake a 30-26 Irag going Into the final period. Then It was lime for Guemple to take over. H r built the Hornets’ lead to eight points by srortng the first four points of the fourth quarter. Lake Brantley cut It to three, but Gurmple and Dave Zimmerman, who ta also from Longwood. each hit a pair of free throws lo extend Blstiop Moore’s advan­ tage lo seven. That's the way It went, right down to the wire. The Hornets would build a lead, then the Patriots would work their way track. With 29 seconds lo play. Busch hit a pair of free throws to put Bishop Moore back up by e ig h t, but L a k e B ra n tle y managed one last rally. First. Matt Tunney till a free throw to make the score 49-42 w ith :24 to p la y . W h ile ’s we could do that all the lime. W r were pretty But tonight .*’ Fox bruke up a scoreless tie 11 minutes into the match when she scored on an assist from Beth Schaefer. Seminole then pul a scare Into the Patriots us li got a beautiful goal from Mrllssa Shurkmun on a 30 yard shot to tie thesrorr at l -l . Lake Ilranlley would regain the lead with 12 minutes left m the half when Fox scored her second goal oil an assist from Karen Kopp. Brantley then added a pair of Insurance goal* In the second half, one from Schaefer off Jennifer MrMasler s assist and Fox completed her ha I trick to make the Unul 4 -1 " W e m a de a r o u p le of mistakes on the first two goal* Seminole Coach Suzy Reno said "We weren't lurking lor her (Fox) and you have to keep your eye on her because she's a sen good player. But I can't bc ulsappolntrd with the way » r played W r really gave litem a scare there lor a while " Seminole wa* led on defense by go.dk>" jtet Bobble Ostmrm* who came up with 18 saves while A m y W illia m s. M an Vr/ina Julia Robert. Shannon Sundvall and Heather Brown .ill played well (or the Laity Noli * By CHRIS FltTSR three-pointer at :19 made tt 49-45. Tunney threw In a field goal with six seconds left, mak­ ing the score 49-47. but the Hornets Inboundrd the hall to Guemple and he held the ball until time expired. ” Wr find waya lo keep them In the ball game." said Hair. “ But we'rr young, tl wasn’t until *he second half that we finally started moving and playing like we’re capable oir. "If we ran keep Improving on this, ihen we'll be all right Let me trll you. this is a good win for us. Lake Brantley Is a heck of a team.’* Abandoned by their shooting touch, what the Patriots did exhibit was a lot of heart against the bigger and deeper Hornets. Pampiln. the Patriot center, pulled down a game high 10 rebounds and blocked four shots despile being outnumbered by Bishop Moore * big men. But when the shots wouldn't fall, the tough effort was all but wasted. "They played hard, but when you i l v r i *yj percent Irom tt.r field lor the game, you can't win games." said Frank Gooch, the Lake Brantley assistant roach "It was another close game. We played them at their place the last time and It went into overtime Tonight, they till the free throws and we didn't." According to Hair. It was something for which the Hnmrta were prepared "Th a t’s one thing we work on." said Hair. "Every day. they have to shoot 100 free throws before they leave the gym. I’m a big believer that tree throws win games and w r work at It. They know it and they do a heck of a Job at It." The work paid off on Wed­ nesday night. In the final eight m inutes, the Hornets were 14-for-IO (78 percrntl alter Lake Brantley's Oavtd Bacchus puts up a jumper in Wednesday s making just 3 of 9 tn the first action vs Bishop Moore The Hornets used clutch tree throw three quarters By comparison Lake Brantley was 4 for 11 for shooting down the stretch to pull out a 4947 victory over Brantley the whole game « "That means you can play a co n ta in in g their bigger oppo vtou** it twway t s« i m 4 In * * * 1* HanA** I. C.m n*****'• 1*4*0 |! controlled ball game and that «u*r ■ IlM O r M O O * I t « l l C ■**"♦>■ >* K*lhtm*— l *** Bran**** t H i m * W w i you should w in." said Hair. m s II. M*,***» Mtt* t 4 1* r M l - 4j>N* Moo** II l«U t 4*H*to* Except for sending the Hornets S Frt*f*r*M 1 Hi*»i I Sat* S H e»‘ • >1 Faw**4 *u*- Horn *•» to the line constantly down the Mt!«*»»*t .*****•. ( w i e t***h h u m ts****•—•***n ».*a*cim***»i ISumAn stretch, tile Lake Brantley dr l AHI SSAMTLIV Ut) II tense did an outstanding |ob Herald sports editor A L T A M O N T E SPRIN GS Stacl Fox has been on a roll In more ways than one In 1988. The talented Lakr Brantley High sophomore Is knocking down pins and rucking up goals at an Impressive pace. Wed­ nesday afternoon. Fox rolled u high game of 216 In Seminole Athletic Conference bowling ac­ tion. and she then shifted lo the soccer field and knocked In three goals in Ihr Lady Patriots' 4-1 SAC victory over Seminole High 1-akr Branllcy. ranked eighth In the state In Class 4A. Im ­ proved tn 8-2-1 overall and 3 -1 in conference play Seminole now stands at 4-5 overall and 1-4 In l I k - SAC With the hat trick. Fox ran her season total lo 16 goals, lops among Seminole County per­ formers And the Lady Patriots needed all of Fox's fury Wed­ nesday as they were without three Injured defensive starters while Seminole, as always, played Its heart out until the end. "Seminole plays the brsl they ran at all times." Lake Brantley coach Wollgang Hatblg said "They never slop trying I wish Creek downs Lyman teer high 20 points, pulled down right retxiunds and made lour steals J r n n lf rr K iugrr also played well lor Lyman as stir contributed 13 points l.lsa Hughes ended up bring llie dtfTrrrtirr tor Spruce Creek as she scored almost at will lit the fourth quarter and wound up with a game high 26 points The Creek had a 26 22 lead at the half and led by only flv* 4 1-36, going Into I be fourth quarter Lyman kept It cl"— until the la*l trw minutes when Spruce Creek pulled away Frw s staff rs pacts IX)NCtW(X)l) — Lyman's tardy Greyhounds stated right with Spruce Creek s lardy Hawks for moat id the game but the Lady Hawks went on a late scoring surge and pulled mil a 62-49 victory Wednesday night at Lyman High Lyman. 1-7 on the season, looks to get on the winning track Friday when It boats Oviedo’s lady Lions "W r w rrr In the Litigator the whole way hut made some crucial mistakes near the end." Lyman coach l.lsa Carlson said "W r had some giMtd perfor­ mances but It hurt us lo be without our point guard linpirrd Sage Mom* Webster) " The main reason Lyman kept Ihr game close was center Dana Garrril who pnmrd In a ra- tesuci ****** t moms i t man • Osrntt K in * MtMNlW tu t e*w****> i M C******* I 1** i I t CM'S* I t * » . I ML****" * t a i l l* rx l Cf*rt t* t*“ *- n > ■** — l # » < l C*»** t* l *•"*** I I >***< ♦Ml - S«***« Cl**!* C«o*i Ttoa* *»•— Oviedo sticks Seminole — Greyhounds triumph By CHUCK BUHOBSS Herald correspondent___________________________ OVIEDO — The Seminole grapplcrs traveled lo Oviedo Wednesday nlghl and lound that ihelr dreams ol a victory turned into a nightmare as l he Lions pounded out five straight pins to start the match and pulled out a 43*31 win over the visiting Notes at the Lion s Den In front of 201 funs With the hard foughl victory, the Lions Improved their season record to 3-1 and host Kdgrwaier on Friday while Ihe Tribe dropped lo 3-2on the year "li was like looking Into a nightmare oul there tonight." a disgruntled Seminole roach Glen Mulollnl said. "Some of our kids made some real big mistakes tonight. Our young kids killed us early, but wr wrestled like a bunch of beginners tonight. We didn’t wrrsile anything like we did ’Noles----------Continued from IB "This was by far our best {lerfomiancc and wc learned a lot tonight." Deltona coarh Jesse Grove said. "If we keep our heads up we’ll be line, we’ve played a lough schedule so far but I think If our altitudes arr good we’ll turn things around taler In Ihe year." The I wo teams played step for step In the third quarter with Deltona scoring layups off the Seminole press or bring fouled and connecting from tlie line. Seminole’s Inside game con­ tinued lo dominate with Moore and Small each scoring six {Milnls in Ihe quarter. Every time Seminole went up tty 15 or mare points Darrlngton and Newcotne would bring the Wolves lo within striking dis­ tance. Seminole, though, went on a run late In the quarter, led by a Moore bucket and a Cash layup with John Hendricks ad­ ding two free throws lo up the lead l*i 52 34 after three periods The Tribe look Its biggest lead of the nlghl. 54-34. with 7:37 to play when Cash came up with a sleul and .1 layup. Deltona, though, scored nine consecutive {mints lo force Seminole lo call a lime out Darrlngton opened the tun with an acrobatic layup urouttd Moure followrd by two Newcotne free throws. Tony Niemcsh then connected on a short Jumper before Darrlngton connected on a three {mint play to trim the lead lo 54-43 with 5 4910 play. Seminole then came up with a strong offensive possesion as II pulled down to offensive retmunds tiefun- Moore pul down a layup Williams then came up last nlghl (against loike Howell! " Nathan Prior look (hr initiative tn the nisi match as he romplelrly doimnulrd Sriiiiiiulr s Dun MiMir.u a Prior had a flurry of takedowns and barkpoints tn the first iwo-inlnulr period lo build a 10 2 lead alter one. I ben alter another tukrdown In Ihr early part of Ihr second period. Prior got Mlsuraca on lit* hack and pinned him at the 3:14 mark. "Nathan Prior did an outstanding Job fur us tonight.“Oviedo mentor Mark Geary said "H r set the lone for the whole match Tltut was his first win and hts first pin of the season, so it was a big w in for us all.” George Cook kept the pin streak going at 112 as be took Darin Cramlri lor a loop and a quick pin al I 40 Before the pin. Cramlet was trading In Ihr match 2-1. but was cauglil In Ihr middle of a move be (ore succumbing to a rradlr Al 119. Kevin Newton came hack from a 3-4 first period deficit to pin Corey Bennett In 3 14 and the Lions' Mall Price cam e hack from ta-mg down 6 1 after two periods to pin K>an Valerlno in 4 31 Ken Srhrupp ended the pinning (cartage al 130 with a pin ol Tom Bfrndlr at 2 59. giving the Lions an Insurm ountable JOO lead "The whole team wrestled aggressor lonigbl." Geary waul "Of course li doesn’t hurt teeing up 3 0 0 after five matches 1 thought Srminolr was a lough tram, tail I thought they would be a little tougher after manhandling Lakr Howell last night There was a rouple of matches that could have gone either way and that could have turned things right around." Seminole's Larry Nathan stopped ihr Uv.rdo rump with a major decision over Jim Vela. 18 2, tml Paul Isaacson of Oviedo came right bark with a pin ovrr Trent S* hake In 2 49 However. 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Sem inole th rn traded free throws for field goals by Deltona with Williams hilling the final point of (he nlghl with one second to play. DtOon* I (N**c**ri*) • 4. StmlnotoM CxlltiSiasT B y C H R It P I8 T IR After a Seminole free throw Deltona rame up with a bucket and free throw to pull within 10 . 61-51. with 2 55 to play. Cash then drilled a Jumper bclore Deltona’s Trovero hli u Jum{>er followed by three Darrlngton free throws ib.it trimmed Ihe lead lo 63-56 wtih I 35 to play. — Oai*4*** II. S*ffl*o*il* 14 T*ctm*c«i4 — nen* Feu**4 aut - non* tpotn* t*Mao*!i - D O M ! i r t G * ( * MOO N O ! Lyman rallies for tie with a steal and fed Cash (or a slam with 3:15 to play to up the Irud to 58-43. "When the kid dunked Ihe hall the rest of the team thought the game was over." Kobtmmn said "They thought Deltona would quit because we got a dunk, but they kepi coming al us We really played poorly In Ihe sec­ ond half " The trains then traded hoops beforr Trovero picked up an offensive rebound for the Wolves and connected on a layup. Dec Doury then came up with a steal and was fouled and hit one of two free throws to narrow ihe lead to 60 48 with 3 33 to play. O f LT044A (4*1 - Sou** I. T * m * t >. S i»m # »h 4. N a v a rra ) . H ta ca m a l i . Ovafttra** l l Tarrat 0 Bull 0 To*a*l >1 tt I t 40 IC M IN O L E ( H I - WilliaifO I t * d , tt. Moor* N. l*T**ll 10. C*Oi 14 W-aq nt 4 H*na*Kkt >. NoC>*<tt 4. T*tltono4l 0. Tol**» ta n it#* Hatttim* Wrruno** Ik 0*Oo**k I* Foul! match halftime lead Wednesday when Kuthy Anderson score*! oil an assist from litandy Ballon ll.it ton’s second assist, on a goal hv E rin G ra y , gave the Lady Wild*.tls a 2-0 lead rally III lit* second hall LONGWOOD — Aflrt inlssing 40 consecutive shots against DrLand on Friday and tiring held scoreless for 70 minutes on W ednesday. L y m a n 's Lady Grryhoumts nrrded snmrimr lo Jump start thrir struggling ■>! lense So coach lot ora Rountree had s w e e p r r b ac k J u l i a Cultarman push forward and she gave Lyman Just ihr »|Mtk ll wus IcMtklngfor Callarman scored onr goal and assisted on an another as Lyman rallied from a 2-0 delicti and came away with a 2-2 lie againat Wittier Bark's Lady Wlldfain in nonconfrrencr action al Lyman High Lyman. 2-3-2 overall, returns to Seminole Athletic Conference action Friday al Oviedo, thrn goes lo Orlando Dr. 1‘hlllips on Saturday. Wittier Park now slandsuitl 1-1 W ittie r Park look a 1-0 The Lady Grcyhoiindt> look 17 shots on goal compan d to 13 lor Winter Park Lyman goalkeeper Becky Carr tnudr seven saves and the Lady Greyhounds also received a superb performance Irom nildllrldrr Kerry Musutitr Wittier Park gitalkerprr Michelle Brown bad a nice night with nine saves. RAM FR ESHM EN WIN Lake Mary's freshman re­ mained undc-leaird Wednesday night when ll defeated Drlotnd 70-51 In a Seminole Alhlrtlr Conference matchup at Lakr Mary. Seun W ashington led all scorers with 2 1 points with teammate Alonzo Brundldgc adding 20 as llrlan O rs y b *blppcil in seven. Jam lr Ross led D rL a n d w ith 2 0 points us Russell Sired neiird 12. Lyman finally broke nut ol Its offensive slump with 10 minutes left to play when Callarman headed m a corner kick tram T t ncy Sher. T h ru , with live m inulrs remaining Christina Musanlr took a throw in and passed lo Callarman who slipped the ball to Irrshmutt Anne Brewer and she put in the first goal of her career lo He Ihe score Rams------------HataM FSato Of Tam** V******* Deltona's Brian Newcotne pulls down a rebound In Wednesday's action vs. Seminole High Newcotne poured In a game high 25 points but Deltona wound op on Ihe losing end of a 6960 decision Continued from IB ROHR A LL-A M E R IC A N Lake Mary's Rohr was selected an All-American recently by Ihe National High School Coaches Association for her performance in the 1987-HH season when she set a stale record for goals in u season Rohr, Ihr first female All-American ul latkc Mary High, w ill receive her award 111 January In Philadelphia M M �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. December 15 1988 — SB People CALENDAR Turkey shoot to be sponsored A turkey shoot. sponsored by Sanford Eaglrs Club No 4 184. will take place Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 17-18. from fl a in until dark at 152ft lleardall Ave.. Sanford. Cost la 12 per shot. For more Information call Mill Gilbert at 323-4393 or Mill Tharpe at G45 0086 Bet they don’t have this Unique gift ideas abound in the area By Q LO R IA DU C C O VFW to throw party for kids Herald correspondent I he Winter Springs VFW l>o»l 5405 and Its Ludlri Auxiliary will host a Christmas parly for the rhlldren of Winter Springs at the jxist home. 420 N Edgemon Ave . on Saturday. Dec 17, from 1-4 p m Featured will Ire Karnes, entertainment. Christmas socks, refreshments and Santa Claus. SANFOHD — Is the bustle and bustle of holiday shopping gel­ ling you down? Can t decide whal to buy hubby. Uncle Calvin, or Granny? Wish It were Santa breakfast tickets on sale Dec. 20? Tlrkels are on sale for the Children's Fllurss Center's annual lire tkfast with Santa Claus to lie held Saturday. Dec. 17. at the 1‘lradllly Cufelrrla In Winter Park. Tickets for the panrakr breakfast are $4 for adults and 13 for children Sparc is limited For more Information, call the renter in Casselberry at 331-8123 or stop by the gym In the Live Oaks Center office complex Orchestra to play holiday songs The Florida Symphony Orchestra will perform in a "Winter Celebration" on Saturday Dec 17 at lh^ Hob C a n PerformlnK Arts Centrr, Orlando The concert will feature holiday classics Including works arraoKed by the conductor. ErU Knight Tickets are BIO. $14. $18 and $22 and can be purchased at Ttrke'Masfer Itx-rMone or by railing 894 2011 Santa accessible via telephone The Santa CalllttK Pmurain. sponsored by the De|ianmrnt of la-lsure Services, will be Dec 17-23 Whoever would like to talk to Santa may call the “ North Pole " operators at 809 2518 or 809 2524 0)M-ratorsareonduty fmm 5 8 p in Teen support group to meet Families Tr>Keihrr Teen Supporl Group meets Irom 11 a m to I p m every Saturday at Suite 200 Sweetwater Square 900 Fox Valley Drive loll Wrklva Hoad). Long wood Call 774 3844 for furl her lolormallon Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon a sell help group for relatives and Irtends nf addicts, meets at 8 p in Saturday at West Luke Hospital. State Hoad 4:14 Lnugwixxt For more Infortnulkm, rail mu<i ii ui-1 Life saving classes offered 1 tie Winter Spring* Fire De|iartmeni will conduct ( PH classes on the third Sunday of every month Irom 1-5 p m For additional Inhumation, contact Capl. Carl Ptlcher at 327-2332 Monday throuKh Friday between 9 a m and 5 p m Narcotics Anonymous meets Nanritbs Anonymous meets every Sunday at 5 p in. al The Grove CounsellriK Center. 580 Old Sanlord/Uvtedo Hoad toll State Hoad 4191. Winter SprtnK*- and at 8 p m . Monday at 317 Oak Ave . Sanford Alanon members to congregate Alanon will meet at 8 p m Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Hoad 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford, AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcoholics Anonymous grou|x> mretlUK Friday Include Altamonte Springe: • N*w U lr Group, noon, 8 p m . open discussion. 442 s Nonh Lake III vd . Suite 1016 Casselberryi • Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholics only, non smokers only HrlarsCluti 130 Normandy. • Good MorniriK Group. It) a m . 8 p m ,, open discussion. Hebos Club 130 Normandy. • Happy Hour Group. 5 30 p m . »|M-n dlacusston. Hebos Club. 130 Normandy. • Hebos Group. 6 30 a m . open discussion. noun, alcoholics only. KcbosCluh. CM) Normandy • Y o u iik People Group. 8 p in., alcoholics only, non smokers (»nly. Helios Club. 130 Normandy. • Hebos Alanon. 8 p in . Helios Club. 130 Normandy Lake Mary: • Sand Pond Group. H p hi . open discussion, non smokers only. 1097 Sand Pond Hoad • Care Unit Al Anon, H p m . lieKlnners in re liny 1097 Sand Pond Hoad Long wood: • laiugwond Group. 8 p m , alcoholics only, non smokers only. Moravian Church. 1501 W. Slate Hoad 434 al Pressvlew • Survivors Group, noon, open discussion. 3101 Dane lame • Longwnod Al Anon. H p m.. Moravian Church. 1501 W Slate Road 434 al Pressvlew Sanford: • Sanford Group, noon and 5 30 p m .. open discussion. 8 p m.. open Step meeting: 1201 W. First Si. • Softer Won Group, main and 5 30 p m., open discussion: 8 p m.. alcoholics only. Sahara Club |old driver's license oWcr) 2587 S. Sanford Ave • 24-Hour Group. 8 p m . open discussion.House ol Goodwill. Fourth Slrrel and Oak Avenue. Weklvs: • Wektva Group, H p m., alcoholics only. Wrklva Pre­ sbyterian. Stale Hoad 434 and Wrklva Springs Hoad Libraries to feature ‘Nutcrackor’ puppets A pup|>rt play for school-age children, "The Nutcracker Prince." will Ire presented from Dec. 19 22 al various hranchrs of the Seminole County Public Library System Performances, which begin nt 2 p m . will la- on the following days al these branches: Monday. Dec. 19. Northwest Mranch. Lake Mary: Dec. 20. North Mranch, Sanford; Dec 21. Fast Mranch. Oviedo; and Dec 22. Ceulrtd Mranch. Casselbciry. The program ts free and o|M-n to the public. Christmas stocking workshop set Friday, Dec. 16, Is the pre-registration deadline for a Christ mas stocking workshop sponsored by Seminole County 4-H on Monday. Dec 19. at the Seminole Courtly Agricultural Center al Five Points In Sanford. Ojten lo (hose aged 8-18. the workshop will help participants make and personalize their own Clirtstmas stockings Cost Is $2 for materials. Workshop will lie from 9 a.m. lo noon. To pre register, call 323-2500. exi. 183. If you know of iqx outing activities you'd like announced In Ihr llr n ilils Calendar, send the appropriate Information— event, time. date, place, cost, con lac I person and phone number— to Calendar. Sanford //eni/d. 3 0 0 N. French A v e .. Sanford. FL 3 2 7 7 1 or call 3 2 2 2 8 1 1 . V Here are several gilt ideas for that last-minute buying tprer They range in price from un $8,400 wedding ring to a $1 28 rlre howl All can lie bought In Sanford and have been specially selected foi the person on your list who has everything Your sweetheart has been h.nUttk fm several months for something sparkling and small Something that perhaps might fit on her linger Friedman's Jewelers In Wal Mart Plaza has a ring that will delight her It ts a round one-camt diamond soli­ taire surrounded by 18 smaller diamonds and nine baguette diamonds The renter some Is nf Investment quality and comes with appraisal p.tpris. said Todd Sunderland, store manager M »* M n » s S t O w u S k i t "T h is is one of the most elegant pieces we have." Sun­ Collectibles are delectable to full-blown collectors and part-time dabblers. derland said The diamond is set III 14 karat gold and (Halls for fiend Over the Potato Patch Another (xipuLir book R h o d e s Huffy cushion $8,400 "The y are very com fort atile," G ranny. Them Talers Have said. Is “Christmas In America." Want In get married but you're Eyes." ts this season's'runaway a targe and colorful coffee tahlr said Drhhlr Was store manager. not sure of the ramifications? best seller The honk r n n c r r t is txtok that sells for $35 It Is a "It's almost like silting In a lx-.m According lo Clint Rhodes, Gruzard s courishlps and mar­ (omptlation ol Images nf the tsig, They give you a warm owner ol Freeland and Co Honk riages ho lid a y season by IOO of feeling '* S h o p o n F i r s t S tr e e t in Papasan chairs cost Irom Am erica's trading photogra­ d o w n to w n S a n lo rd . L o u is "He calls It his sex hook phers fl was put togrthrr by the $99 99 to a double version lor Gtlzzard s tales: Isaik. ' Don t IO umIi -s said as a caution same rdtlors that gave us “A $228 90. And lor the lurr ot the Orient. Day in Ihe Life of America.** If you hrllrvr III I he old adage. World Ma/.iar also lias delicate "The hrst way to a man's heart blue and white porcelain im­ is through his stomach," stop by ported from China It comes in Hickory Farms in Wal-Mart all sizes, shapes designs and Pta/a There you’ll find the Gold price* One particularly lovely Miner. Ihe store's largest selec­ plgce Is a large vase that s e lls lor $79 97. Just as braiiulnl are tion of cheese and sausage The Gold Miner compilation small rhe howl* fur the agreea­ Includes a 3-pound heel stick ble price of $ 1.28 each. Not loo far from World lin/n.ir actnm|Kinlrd by Dijon mustard. Is the Men's D en. a store G o ud a cheese, n sum m er sausage, an Italian salami, specializing In "fin e men's smoky cheese and a hunk ot c lo th in g ." The well-dressed something called apple pie Sanlord gent would Just love lo cheddar The Gold Miner will set add an embossed. IOO |xnrnt you hark $55119. according lo black leathrr Jacket to his thane liaumann. store manager, wardrobe According lo Sammy bul II Is guaranteed to satisfy Abed, store manugcr. the jacket, even the most discriminating made by I’lillllpc Manel. lias sporis-|Mdded shoulders lor an palate If the person on your list Is an exaggerated shoulder line and W o W ( W m St O S ' S S ««* art enthusiast. Cathy's Hallmark zipsupihelroni Smart ideas for gifts include, from lop left clockwise, the "Th e hotlrsi new items on the Simp In Wal-Mart Plaza may txtable lopping tome "Christmas In America, hand painted porcelain altJe to assist you in selecting a market now arr leather Jackets vases, and a circular, toll Papas an chan. collect lN r Luis (cart's ceramic for men and women." Abed vitd. arf deco llgurlnes range In price Anywhere else, the jacket sells from $85 to $190. They come for $325. but at the Men's Den. It with certification of authenticity can be had for $225. lie vi!d In Granny's day. women met and arc numtM-rrd. explained on a regular basts for quilling Slmt Singh, owner. "A frw years from now these tires. Today, an authentic pat­ will be worth a lot more than chwork quill ts something to lxprized and cherished. All lyjx-s they arr today," Singh said. II fantasy Is more ap|x-allng. of colorful and unique quills ran Cathy's also has limited edition tx? found al the Patchwork Cot. Hallmark unicorn llgurlnes that tageon First Street. Mctsy Patterson, manager, arc priced al $75 Singh said only 19.750 were made for all pointed out an exquisitely made quilt called G ra n d m o th e r's Hallmark stores In the U.S. Per hups you wont lx- around Flower Garden. It was pieced lo embrace tli.it special person and quilted by hand and the this Christmas, bul a I’npasan Octogon shapes were sci togrthrr chair could comfort him nr her one al a lime. Patterson said. Hound, soli Papavin chairs can The quern size quill Is made be found nt World Bazaar, also in from loo |KTirnt cotton fabrit Wal-Mart Plaza They arc made with polyrslrr balling llllll and Irom rattan wixxl covered by a se lls for $125 These graduates give free gardening info SANFOHD - On Dee 7. the Semlnulr County Cooperative Extension Service IlFASI gradu­ ated 14 Master Gardeners who arr now ready to help Urban Horticulturist Celeste White an­ swer homeowners' questions regarding lawns, vegetables. Mowers, house-plants, trees, sit mbs. fruits, citrus, and Just uboul anything lhat creates a problem In Ihr home latidsrapc Master Gardeners receive ap­ proximately 50 hours of basic horticultural training covering most areas of home horticulture They. In turn, volunteer the 50 hours bark by answering phunr calls, helping with diagnostics at plant clinics, performing soil tests, helping with garden club and civic group presentations and projects, and work with 4-H and youth. On Mondays and Thursdays ftlMt) 9 a m until noon. Master Gnrdeucrs perform soil lesis at 81 for each nf the two recom­ mended leals. Soil for testing may lx- brought lo the Agricul­ tural Center on Monday through Friday between H a.m and ft p in A plant clinic— a free service in which Master Gardeners will diagnose uniteall by or dying plants or grass— Is altered every Monday morning fmm 9 a in unill noon, Master Gardeners are available for phone questions on Monday. T i i e v d a y a n d T h u r sd a v m ornings and W ednesday. Thursday and Friday allrrnoons T h e I a 11 1 9 8 8 M a s t e r Gardeners graduates are: Richard Sansone. Jorge Useru. Ann Mrlsson .loan Norton, and Elizabeth Derr, all nf Sanford: Sylvia Johns of Geneva: Itentun Ellis of Orlando: Tom Chilly of Chuluota: Donna Teague and J a n e t 7. a n tt I . b o t h o f C a sse lb erry; Sarah H ilt of Lougwixxl: and Man' Atm Tolen. J o a n M r ls lo l a n d O l i v e r U u rck h a lte r. all of W in te r Springs. For more Information about the Master Gardener program or for an application for the fall 1989 Irainlng session, one may call Celeste While at 323-2500. ext. 181. or drop by Ihe Agilrul* tural Center al 250 W. County Home Hoad, across from Flea World oil If s Highway 17-92 Santa needs a home NxM bi la uti Colin Galloway (led), president of the Rotaract Club of Sanford, joins Santa Claus In decorating a tree The club's Rent-A-Santa fund raiser benefits tho Missing Chlldions Center In Winter Springs and continues lo Dec. 23. Rates begin at $20 To schedule an appointment, call 695-4357. �idUarfAMU H H R g W MMacajfUMMMinaaBWl - jtf iAWMtMliw •• — Sanlonf Harald. Sanlo'd. Florida — Thursday, Oocambar 15. IBM I 4CTUAUK MAMACtO TO TALL *SLM P M T U I e f « OOL9 O* map ». y p- B E TTLE BAILEY YP6 , AM D IT * PRETTY A C C U R A TE T H lS lS V O U R (te P O R T O P T H E m c b t in g * "WOOF.1 WOOF'" SAlP THE GENERAL. "GRUNT' GRUNT."* SAID HIS STAFF. '‘PURR. 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S<Milh w o u ld d im p ly n id h h id tw o rr d a r m a n d th r u rn iw v ru ll. ta k in g lo u r tr u m p tr k k a in r a h hand lo r 10 I r k k d K vrn il th e N in th h a n d m n ia ln * only I h r r r *|M (k a an d S o u th ha» a liv e c u rd mull. II 'a r r r t a l n lh a l N o rth w ill l ir d h o rl In r l i h r r d ia m o n d * o r i -Iu I m . a n d an o|M -nlng tr u m p Ira d w ill r u l dow n o n r o llin g t r k k n in d u m m y Yf5# THIS 15 OLIVER WARBUCK5 ...WH 0 Y th e p o u c e ? r ? Z P E A NU T S YES MAAM o JELL CRlbiNAlLY I CAA\E IN UilTH MY DOG TO 6€T HIM A LICENSE b y C h a r le s M . S c h u lr By mistake I GVESS he GOT a temporary DRIVERS PERMIT WO U < H A V E N T G O T THE DOG LICENSE V E T I t h in k t h e r e s b e e n another am stake TUMBLEWEEDS -THBA1 FULBfiACE &C0L06I51^ n. ARE flACKl J VVWOELSE PUTS DlBSOAl WrZAKDS. . IS N 'T THIS A F 1SHIN 6 L IC E N S E ’ �Sanford Herald Therapy, drugs can relieve scaly scalp D E A R DR. G O T T : I am one of those seniors plagued with psoriasis It's mainly In my scalp and seems In build up overnight. Cun you suggest any rrllrlV D E A R R E A D E R : Psoriasis la a chronic akin disease of unknown ruuar. characterized by scaling patches of various sizes. Lubricant*, cortisone errant and shampoo have been used for years to treat psoriasis, with inronsistrni results. Iterenlly. three new U ra lments show promise Methotrexate. a drug that In­ terferes with tlir rapid prolifera­ tion of skin rrlls. aids some patients. Il Is taken orally, The medicine is dangerous anil can cause liver damage Psoralens and ultraviolet A light, or I’tJVA. therapy Is gener­ ally successful A psoralen drug called rnrthoxsalru Is given or­ ally: this Is followed by ex|H»ur*' of the affected skin to ultraviolet light *, ;tc doses o| the drug and the light must Ire carefully ad­ justed to thr Individual Re­ m ission* m ay last several months llo w n v r, a very serious drawlsii k I* llut somr jieople arr apl la develop skin earner firm th: UV light esposurr Isotretinoin (Act olanrl given orally Is often highly effer livr In trraltng psoriasis llow rvrt. Ibr sutrstarur Is rxtrrmelv toxic lo o n tmto rhlldren. pregnant women must not usr it llecause treatment metliiMls vary, all jiailenis with (nor last* should Is iindrr tl»e <arr ot dermatologists You ran olitain appr opr talc can- from such a skin specialist For more in lor mat ton, I am sending urn a ropy of my Health Hrport "Er/rina and Psoriasis " Other readers who would like .1 Contract keeps parents’ young driver accountable Getting married Engagement and wedding fonns are available at the .Sanford H e ra ld , 300 N. French Ave. The completed forms may be accompanied by a pro­ fessional black-and-w hite photograph 11 a picture is desired The fonns should lie filled out and returned before any engagement or wedding an­ nouncement Is published In the H erald Engagem ent fonns should lie returned at least 20 days prior lo the wedding MEDICINE PETER GOTT.M .D. D EA R DR. O O T T : Our young daughter has Iwen having pro­ blems at home and school bizarre behavior and Inappropriale remarks Could she have Tnurrtlr's syndrome? D EA R R E A D E R : Tnurrtlr's syndrome Is a jamrtv understood genclli disease that tiegins In rhlldhood II I* marked by random lies Imtist ular move mental, compulsive utterances |n|irn » foul w o rd s ) and behavioral ul normalities Your daughter lould have this dis­ ease Sin- might also have other condition* Ironically, most linebreaking D E A R A B B Y : B rin g the occurs after church services on parrot* o( a 16-year-old who has Sunday, Just passed Ills driver s license A D V IC E H U N G R Y A N D IR R IT A T E D examination, we feel that oilier IN G EO R G IA p a re n ts , su ch as we, are apjHehrnvIve about our child's D EA R H U N G R Y : Your rrlort n e w ly found freedom , and lo "Excuse me. I'm Joining ABIGAIL jterhajrs would like to r u v some of the anxiety by- drawing up a VAN BUREN friends" would be hard lo toj>. contract as we did. as a rrm lndrr (Problame? Writ# lo Dear Abby of the seriousness of this new For a partonal. unpubllthad responsibility It has worked reply, tend a sell addressed, wonders for us. stamped envelope lo Deer Abby. m r— I'm Joining Irlend* " 0 R IV IN G C O N T R A C T P.0 Box 69440. Los Angelas. I replied. ’ Excuse me— have l| |. on this day. do agree Calif 90069. All correspondence to the stipulation* stated ttelow your friends join you al Ihr end It confidential.) rendering me the privilege of of the line!" driving my (tum ils' car 11, at any tune. I violate sold agree­ ment. the drtvutg privilege will Ire forfeited lo thr extent and d< gree of violation. 1 Should I get a traffic vio­ lation ticket. I agrrr to pay for the to ket as well as the dlf • F RE1 in home estimoles lerrnre In Ihr Insurance pre­ • Latqe selection to mium for as Icxig as the prr choose Irom mlum 1* In rllrct • Prompt Friendly Service 2 I agrre tn pay for damages that I incur not covered by • Quality Workmanship Insurance. .1 At NO I IME will I ever drink altnhollc lievrra£e* and drive at h o u d a t nouns STAR I Al O N L Y 0P£N set • S Su« *2 i Ihr vime time, nor will there l»r any liquor or tierr in the car al any lime 4 I will never transport more tMssengers than there arc *eat “A OmvI/mI I n {Nrec-lwi f*r ewOrsi (tells, and will rsit drive Ihr car 750 W ylly A ve .. Sanford ( ) u n t il all passenger* h a v r buckled up 5 I will keep the car lli.il I drive clean. Instdr and nut. and lie aware ol Us needs lor gas. oil. etc . plus wax the ear once a month /Yrvnf* As A Gi ll To Sanford... I have rrad the above agree merit amt do sign this In or i or dame with thr rules Signed /%<tfhr«4ef ------------------------------------------(Child) ----------------- — — ----------— t Mol hr 1 1 VCKJN0 ADULT C ADULT ENSEMBLES — — — — — ------ --------------(Falhcrl • HANBELLS* DRAMA CAST‘ LIVE ANIMALS Date I | Pastor: Dr. Freddie Smith Submitted by Minister of Mask: Jech M. Thomas P R O UD P A R EN TS n Resolve to give blood before 1989 V E R T IC A L B L IN D S O R LA N D O — Th e Central Florida liiood Hank Is asking for thr gift of good health at Flea World s New Year s weekend community blood drive Everyone who rolls up Ihelr For example, many forms rtf sleeves to donntr blood will ( inn!tonal ailments are cliarar receive a free Flea World T shirt trrlzrd by bizarre brluviur and or frer admission to Flea World Inappropriate remarks Zon Alan eertain seizure disorders A Central Florida Blood Hank ran prod in r these symptom* mobile unit will be at Flea World, located on U S Highway I urge you to have your 17 92 in Sanford, on Friday. daughter examined by a phyai Dev 30, from 9 a tn. lo 2 p m 1 Ian Oner a diagnosis has been and Saturday. Dr< 31. Irnrn 9 established she can begin a m tn 2 |i m treatment " N e w Ye a r's weekend Is For more intis mat ion. I am particularly bad for Increased sending you a ropy of my Health accident* and emergencies.’' Hrrtort "Tovirrlte's Syndrome '* said Lori Van Scoyoc. com Ollier readers who would like a munlrallons manager at Central "In addl ropy should send ( I with their Florida lib mm] (lank namr and address lo P O Itox Hon, Immediately alter tbe holi­ «■*pv sh o u ld v m l S | w i l l , l i e 11 01369 Cleveland OH 44101- day. there ts an lnrrrasr In name and addins* to I 'O llos He sure to mention the previously postponed elective surgery '' 91360. Cleveland OH 44101- lllle I3r>‘i He sure to mention the IC II9 B H N E W S P A P E R FN For more In form al ton on donailng hlm*l « all H49-0100 title TEH PRISE ASSN HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YO U R B IR T H D A Y December 10. 1BNH Past experience* and In ­ volvement* will play a big Iwild tn shaping v i n o destiny In the year ahead Condition* that previously Imggi d you down will ur a llrvta trd and workable apprivar hr* will hr found S A G IT T A R IU S |Nov 23-Dn V I l Your overall linanr nil |mm| Hun should Itr rather strong in tills prrlod. yet llierr will tir days when your rxtravagancr will weaken (he lim b on which you're jtprchrd I hi* could fie one of lbn** dav* Get a jump on life by understanding the inlhi* nice* which arr guvrrnlng vou tn the year ahead Send tor vour Asiru Graph prediction* today by 01.tiling $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this ucws|M|M-r. I 'D Hox 9I42H Cleveland. t)H *4101:M2M |lr sure tn stale your /ndlat sign C A P R IC O R N (|)ei 22 Ian III) II your at HI ode Is negative today. It will have .1 depressing rile* 1 ojMiti your entire family Sulxlur grumbling and look lor thing* lo laugh attoul. A Q U A R IU S |Jan 20 Frb 191 Problem* in 1 oimmink atton are possible today People with whom vou usually grt along well might misunderstand you or you might misunderstand them PISCES iFeh 20 Man h 20) A dltruMlun with a itirtid may lie irqulrrd today to Iron out a mattrr wtverr you either loaned ta iHtrrowrd si nor thing Don't Irt II conllnur unresolvrd A R IES (March 21 April lit) In career Involvements today, lie careful not lo behave In a manner contrary lo whut utliet* rx|N-( 1 Hum you Pledges you make must Itr lullltled or II could tarnisfi vmir reputation T A U R U S (April 20 May 20| Guard against Irndeni les today to turn trilling issues Into wane thing more volatile II you over react, others will as well and thr rrsult*could lie unpleasant G EM IN I lM.11 21 June 801 Irv to keep everything on a high level when dealing with Irtrnds today. e*|irrtally 11 money Is Involved In some manner Serious m isun d ersta nd ing s could develop If anyone gets I- in CANC ER (June 2 1-July 221 It won't Itr easy to win associates Sanford, Florida - Thursday, December 15, I960 — 7> *25 SANFORD VERTICALS r“ 321-360] CEN TR AL B A P TIS T A LIVE NATIVITY DECEMBER 17 A II IM P.M. D EA R ABBY: I would like to comment on a very rude practice that ts all loo common It s ’ t>rraking' Into a line In order to Join someone who is fan her up In position. over to vour |mmt of view lod.n If they think vou are |Ht*hmg list h a rd Ease off a nd a llo w evrryone Ireedom of chota e L E O Uuly 2.1 Aug 22i This What rxpec lolly tm tatr me Is may not tie one of your lietter lor someone lo get out of a car days lor trying lo do weak that Is near a cafeteria entrance, secure purely »t a mental nature a place in line, then tir Joined by Mistakr* you would normally other* aftrr many have gotten tn spot al a glance might slip past line behind I firm you Many times. 1 havr worked all V IR G O lAug 2J Sept 22l Tbe rrsults aren't ajvt to be favorable day and want to eat quickly (the rrason lor pairontzlng a cafete­ today II you demand things ol others that you would tie reluc­ ria)— only to be pushed hark as the "Itnrbrrakcrs" squeeze by tant to do yoursrll If you re not Recently, someone squeezed respectful of your jirer*. don't tn ahead of me in thr Iront of a exjirct them to resject you L IB R A (Sept 2 :i(> i 231 II s long line and said. "Excuse not so litt|Mirlant how many thing* you start today, whai really counts Is how many you finish Don't make more de­ I ' R | mands on yoursrll than you rati | C lfA fU S C t * handle C£NT£«n I SCORPIO (OCf 24 Nov 22i -| You'll lie an industrious jx-rfer Z S A M IO R D P L A Z A o Honisi today, hul this might nut FREE SHEETS § hr true of people with whom you'll lie working In (act. their 3 W ITH P U R C H A S E OVER o Involvement could dctrai I Irom your ellorts E o r notes f IC11 9HH, NEW SPAPER EN 1C O O PO N-— — — “J i TEKPH1SE ASSN •299 i 3 3 0 -1 3 1 4 . — -COUPON mm — — mm THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME |fj F lo y d T h e a t r e s I CENTRAL BAPTIST 1311 Oak Ave. Sanford Pre-Christmas Sale 4-Days Only! 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"Som e substances have h ren im lk ir d while o lh rrs have beeti n o n e rated based on lifetime rodent bloasaays." Lesler Lave of Carnegie Mellon U n ive rs ity In P lltshurgh said of r x p r n ments In w h ic h mice and rats are subjected lo high doses of rh rm lc a ls People use altnut 0 0 .0 0 0 chem ical com pounds worldwide b u t o n ly 26 listed b y the lniernattim .il Agency for Research on C a n re r In Ly o n . France, show definite evidence of carcinogenicity In humans, the e n viro n mental scientist said U v e noted that over the years scientists have leslrd m any co m po un d s ra n g ing from detergents and tollrl bo w l cleaners lo u n d e ra rm deodorant and tmuse [M ints These substances com prise Just a fraction of the registered chem ical co m p o u n d s, some of which are h a rm fu l, but MOO o f those trstrd on n id e n ts s h o w 6 5 p e rc e n t a re p o te n tia lly carcinogenic to |>eoplr. Lave and his colleagues a! the U niversity of Washington. Seattle, and Case W e s tr m Reserve University in Cleveland lielieve ih is num ber is implausibly high, saying (he tesla do not account for difference* between rodent a n d h um a n physiology. ‘'Few sclcnttsts believe that 6 5 percent of chemical* In widespread use are carcinogen* Given the high rale of m lscLisslflcallon the direct rostB of (the riHlenl tcstsl seem unjustified.' he said, estim ating that It costs about • 1 m illion for a single chem ical lo lie tested In rodents "W e estimate thut no more th a n 10 percent of chemicals are carcinogenic to h u m a n s ** he said Th e "life tim e h lo a ssa y" Is the lest that government and Industry sclent Isis conduct to see If chem icals used by people cause cancer In animals. Lave said ro d rn ls are subjected lo high dosrs of substance* — sometimes before b irth — until they are "sa crifice d " some tw o years later and Ihelr l Issues exam ined lo determ ine the chem l cal's effects. This type of rx|M*rlmental fram ew ork was used lo lesl the potential carcinogenicity ol saccharin In the late 1060s and a lio w a s the method employed tw o years ago by scientists at the University of California w ho fed colonies of rodents hundreds of pound* o( Irted ham burger, he satid The ham burger study suggested consum ption of "Iasi food" ham burger*, like consum ption of saccharin, m ig ht cuuse cancer in h um ans (used o n the rodent results Lave and his colleagues suggest little attention lias been jiald to species differences between hum ans and rodent* and that substances that i-ausr cancer In rodents m ay not do so In people H r reportrd that Ills e xa m in a tio n on the "Inform alIon va lu e " of rodent tests in the current Issue ol the liriils li journal Nature and noted in a telephone Interview thal scientists sometimes do not know' w h ich species of rodent Is th< best to test. CELEBRITY CIPHER **•-• ** I'MMMd 9*a04*«wXes« ;fc>T tpwtM *r«J [ - i t r * I m F ***** M l*a» tqptm* *t*rn** «n* to*twr » e*v* O U •**Jf»* *W Y V C 2 D W V K 2 O W B U 2 H I B 0 C O P U O B H V M B l . BW Q U A V T U A 0 0 2 Q 0 F V / U W P C W B W K B T T C O C O W W V V M B Z 2 V A H , * — B J U A A B D V O A K . PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Thar#* • natural bootchykoolch, motion to a ooklflah * — Watt D>*nay MMIN F At m , hand and m ml tew Cdur* as sua i ms «ar al B a tis te * ' t e tACALl O A V IO N R E R R IE H At CWr* a* t e Caw*< Ry R uteR m t At Date*y CWr* P te its O k IA. tt J* Jas I t t e D E L ITI IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT. IN AMO FOR T H I IIG H T K N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. S E M IN O LE COUNTY FLO R ID A C A ltN O u i i m CAm J I N T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T IN AND FOR A E M IN 0LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CAAEM 0 M W T I C A K P ANCHOR AAVINGA BANK Pla*nllH. IN T H f C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E t I T H JU 0 IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A . 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JR till CdrlWn S' Lo*ten «d FL H A U L E CROUtE JR a n Ws***<« A tens* Lww-ted FL I LMt antes " ( S e n Pr*M*d teatent* ttene-m i YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal a P f'ilw tar DitttMWn a* Mar rw f* saa k*a*> i - a afa te l rou and a r* —(tea( tea Ratawn n » a ( *( tea IK#* W **#*■( b-w r*ur tetta. tea Ek'itwiw MARY CSOUAE. aci—a**, and csod TNj na*ite at K tw n a* b*» taadiwo H a <1,(1 F u F i j d r a* *"a**.#v* K*(an <S* K'Wn •« vandiAv m tea ClrnoT Caw*I to and Ik sw I >(Fwan* JudHW | Circuit. l,teiaai* Ca,M , r write av H mwd to Ra Tha M a m a f* a( MARY CSOUAE e * " « * a"a and PAUL E CRtiUAt Aiiaa* Rani * Hate Y a , a*a h a ' s * M a caw, rnl resa > ,wa "l l ar »Wad Wf te Ma*k P RNw m iii E aduira tea Pt'itiana* t a ' tarna, -s a w aa»*,a « W*a C. n o t a r s Wa i1-a* w D**to A ila te a n 'a A .« . , ( Ftar'da t t " a and Sw t e f * « f >t wa-" atton* a* a—ads* to •Ha Oats a at t e CW*a at tea C k f I Caw*' a» t e ( C S m J u d ic ia l C lr c u il to w ia a 'a Cten*, F wr ida #• t e lamwa'a C a u n t, CdurtoavH Aa-tard F wrW a an ar ka«ar* t e I* da, t t t t o t o t a * m u r*s ta da aa aa » ■ •' a, Klaw'i —«n ka ’aaan a a a -c ras tar tea 1 T r r ." - Legal Notices PAUL E CROUtE. Nattendant SucOand rt RIDGIWOOO PARTNERS LTD •<•(. SATURDAY 9 • Legal Notices IN RE TteAAa.r'fgtto AAARV CROUtC. F tiiiw w -ite Pl4xt.fi > M O T IC IO F FIC TITIO U S t t t W I No*** It harub, f (w n Itei I am » " n i « x b v t n n i a' IV* w B 'c -d -* r Somuwto C a w -, Florida -tea* tte F - t i i w v , Nam* at M J B *o*d-*r Da*, and Itei I inland to rogitoar aato nama —"K tte C M * at <te C U cv" Cawt. (a m mala Caw**, Florida in attardant a -*ta tte P r#»l»to n, at tte F lc lilta v t Hama Statu**!. T e Wit W t non 4*1 H Flat id* Statu*** l « > I N T H I C IS C U IT COURT OF T H I l l T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR It M I H O L I C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A1CM O AT I M C A H L C E N T R U M SAVINGS SANK * F tend* corporation. t H 0 A 0 C M V IN G 1 A LOAN ASSO CIATIO N *FW rite Legal Notices T n m rw rta toan ba «t*n*iwd ante amtat wtinv« « . M #Hm»i (i*a < In# w , cm na W*»BF| Ha»M ■ M il M Dated wm* T*te aa, a* H*. n » a « i '*** a' Aanlarf t o n i s w Cau*) r a r d i O A V ID H BER R IEN C L C S K O F THE C IR C U IT COURT s y Kan, aw <w » 0*te*f CWrk PuS*(*P Ha, la Ok '•a* oek I • IA m N O TIC E OF f ic T 'T 'o u a n a m a Ha*aa w narae, fim n tea’ I am - m i l IS Suamau a' AaJ M an** Rt.d i ■ a i »d fl l am maw CatF>*, Fwrte DOUGLAS B P A R K E R And ALICE L P A R K E R .M i a lH TH O R P CONSUMER DISCOUNT C O M PAN Y, A R TH U R R CHASE and P A TR IC IA C H A S E . SEM INO LE C O U N TY A E TN A F IN ANC E COMP AN Y and an, (totnawnbairt da, 1taa* r a n t e r , <radtart andatea, itoknawn r a 'W ii a* Miknaan * * u w i ( >a — ■-* a, terawgn and itodt t an, t l tea F a 1 namad CN Nndama N O TIC E OF FO R ECLO SUR EULI NOT i (E ia Sara*, #i«an tea' r a itodafvfnad 0 a ,id N Sk nan CW*< t t tea C n y v H C au" F AamwaW Caw**, »w*(da - ( " an tea ttte aa, al Jarsw r, ■W» al 11 AA a ctaak a m at t e Mraal F rani daar aT tea Aammaw Caunt, C a-*tea ,to laniard F Mr taa ,*te» tar aaw and a»n al tod*'< auNnr ta tea ***— *' and *a«i a aa ,' tar <**n tea Witen n < W , ’ Wad a**PK -, Ntaatam AaminaW Caun*, Fiw ida La* tl, Steel L N O R TH OR L A N S ! TD W a a d v * » a o O i T ION I a r a w ' a* AAati Na J) n ftear dad to Pta* Sato i t p * t « a P »* a c R*<•**> a* AaewtowCauto, F M r d , a ana* C F t o k d taa FA F F N ( t Camtan P k I F N l A * Candiwna, Jawtrai AJAta Ca*aa*-nR L ',m a la w " Kate*, H d ra a n i to**w an) W tea Final J«da— an( an(a*ad a a caaa t o ’to "A » aaw Caw* t e tt«w t* aNK* N WITNESS «•» sand and to TN W aaa< to add C n r t tew llte d a ,to tto m a a * i*AA D a .d *1 An*' C L tR K OF t H f C IR C U ITC O U R T S , Janaf Jaaa- s OavtofCwet PuMito Dm I I I I tat m l m I N T H I C IR C U IT C O U R TO F TH E EISM TA F N T H ( l / O K I i l C IR C U IT IN A N O F O S IE MINOS f C O U N TY FLO R ID A Caw aw A A M W C A to P t OtaMONMft AL T m M ORTGAGE c o m p a n y OF A M E R IC A L P Pan**, LAWRENCE P COUGHLIN MOT It EOF ET Al FICTITIOOINAMI NOTICE OF N F U ii Narad, | (ten teal • . FORECLOSURE SALE F* »"*aR*« * Vutmaat F ill NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Lany-aaa A* Lr>|aa,a n « ( a l ta a F ma> ‘ ■ta1- *-*ft to * * a a (w * i THrwaitodK te l a t o H Ha*na a* W m u w i anted OKa—Ka* a tea F (tl'liau* Nate M AClEH « C AHauM O B I and tea ana anw-ad a Caw Na I t i f i c g l a a a a a » • mWnd W H f'S* u * •AMWCAftP to tea Crtto Al M'HOCE AT0RAGE ana tea' —tte tea Cw*a al te Cav*i a* tea EIGHTEENTH • -"tend ta (af'lte* I M nama CacuH Caul tom maw Cate, J(tol(l#l C(*,(*(• *■ •-* •** —*te * .» Cw*a F t e C*<u* F w r t e IS s m a rte n * site t e If MIHOLE Caun*, FW*>d* C n r ' Aa*"«ww Ctetor, I te K Praa'tWS* a* tea Ftctltwa* •Sara* COMMONWEALTH to H t a l r s i a*te t e P <» Hama A'aHOat T » » i Am iss MORTGAGE COMPANY OF .(awn* t t t e F«etwwa Ha— aal K F (o*te C(an**, Itv AMI K(CA I P ' * *• P « - ' F* Ata*wtea Ta Wa to**n Ml Fa •a I w C AH«uaa a nd L A W R E N C E P F te * W a Va'.te, nl Pte(*s Ha, I* 0m I. I 'A COUGHLIN CHARLOTTE j a FianM s 'WA C O U G H L IN D l ' l t J nou-to 0k i A II TJ 'tat OCR >•( G a l l AO h e ■ D ia n a 1 DEL » GALLAGHER *** tea 0***n HOT 1C A OF dan-v I —.(• a*** te *n* » MOT 1(1 OF F I C T IT I O O IN A M I and baa* > *K' Wr into to tea F IC T IIIO U A N A M I Nartca it na*aa*y f mn tea* I *,»>■ Fia" Ltaar to tea l, » nto So*., ia teia* i ** tea* i am icya yiil m butmam a* <11 Cawd, Cawteaww • (ante.* I am png.jaF * Vwanaa* al aal C a u s 'ry d d a O r Lan|aaad i (-*f4* r< ll aa a in *n tea a*, Jamiitem S'*d tllj* Ada lateinaw Ctetey F w r t e «rte* to wn*>, J* " P tea ta*wm w ta t o ' " e I i naw Caito*, t e F«*i«wua Nama F A O « ■ng an a an » te*(Wa -ndt* te T •«"(••—, TE C H RE PA and teal I mHnd AndFMNito|a-4 f tel 1. Nama a* Kid Aantoaw* 4 Ca. W raywH* u d nama tote t e LOT HIOAkLAND VILLAGE and teal 1 Wtena W (M ’l V Md Clark al tea Circarl Cav*' SECTION FOUR PHASE 1 nama a.te te CW*a a* tea AaminaW Csusty F w r t e w ACCORDING TO THE PLAT CirtuH Caun l- i a * Cm * , K C K d a s ts site t e H f i i r i THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Fw*ida in Kiardantt , « w— al tea Fk lltM ut Hama Alarum PLAT ROOF M PACT It P*a*iti#na at tea T iclii.ava TaWii Am ' ws Ml m Fw*W* P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF Hama S lF F n T» t* I Aw*«n A's*,*m l*l> S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , tar Ft FwrWa Aia'vte* l*A' ' V Laura J C ru u a F lorida a **,« K C'saaan PuRiiin 0 k IV IT. I f liM personal p r o p e r ty PxMian Ok I t tl IT UN jas A ta*t range DEL ) DEL tAI PROPER!* ADORE IS UR TORRE Y AVI NU! ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ELORIDA D ili WITNESS m, hand and te* m i to tei. Caw! an Ok ****** * wa I I f All HOtaORASLE U n it e d P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l OAVION RERRIEN Cwra to te* Clr<u*l Caurt R, Janaf Jaw—** M E X IC O C I T Y — i’rrs ld rtil Carlos Salinas de Daev'iCwt G urtart Iras atm oum ed sw eeping measure* in PtoF 'to 0k IS IS i m m m h u t M exico City's legendary smog, a thl< k Of L "• b row n soup rated by ecologist* as lire world * worst and [rotrntlally Ibe most deadly A ir q u a lity Is so poor In the w orld’s most IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0E populous c ity that mere b re a th in g lias ber-nme a THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 0E FLORIDA hazardous activity — ro u g h ly Ih r equivalent ol IN AND FOR sm oking I w o parks of cigarettes a day SEMINOLE COUNTY In response to w arnings hv eulogists that GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION m a n y M exico C ity resident* m a y die id smog CASE NO M IMF CAM P related ailm ents this w inter. Salinas Wednesday Cit y t e o e r a l savings announced restrtrlions on d riv in g , an extension RANK l a aClTv FIDE RAL SAVINGS A LOAN o( school vacation*, tu n s o n certain l) ’j>e* o( ASSOCIATION t o r in r r .it ton and other m e a su re * aimed ut PlfaMtltt. alleviating the problem i o r a r o h a r o u T un ia n " T h e r e w ill h r jreople w ho are opposed to these a*w* at to m easures, hut lilts is about protecting ih r health 0#t*«dant* and w ell-being of the residents nl the Valley of n o tice oe a ctio n TO TOWARD h a r o u tu n ia n M ex ico ." Mexico City Mayor M .im irl Cam acho and VAHUSh R Soil* said following (h r announcem ent ‘ ll we h AROUTu N i AN hi*nIN Just sal back and crossed o u r a rm s, we would lie HRaadStraat tMJ Randalah MA 97WA c o m m ittin g tIte worst mistake of a l l " YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal an IVillllcal partlr* of all stripe* have promised lo actian tar Fa**<laiu*a at jrut aside ih e lr dlffrrenrr* lo tackle (he problem Mo*'A*9t an tea tana—'"A da aoFtwdtoapKt, before Ih r crisis worsens. LOT IJ MONTGOMERY O n Tu e s d a y . Jose Angel C o itch rllo . a delegate SQUARE a twMi*i|(*n t< for the conservative National A ctio n I’arty III the cording to **<* p1*' te***at at rwardad in Plat Root J* Pag** House of Representatives, voiced the <lrsjirr.itIon I and a. PofciK Rtcordt ol fell by m a n y of Ih r city's ‘2 0 m illion residents Sammote Cawd,. F lor (da saying "M e x ic o City Is a lim e tiom h. and If urgent ha, baan Iliad againil ,0, and ,ou **» raguaad to *#*»* a cap* measures are not introduced this bomb will to ,awr —ntwn da**nw*. if an, explode." la a tn S'utrl M Glllltl In his Inauguration speech on Dec I, Salinas AHo*nr, ta* PlAintltt -how t a r i f f H Suita lit . tits pledged an all o u t war on [Milltillnn. saving It was Madruga A,anua Cora1 Gatda* one of the c it y ’s worst problem s. Florid* 1)1H on or ba'o** Jan " T ir e jtro p lr's health Is in a slate ol crisis." 10 iigt and liw'ha original-ah tha CW*k to 'hit Court t'lhar Salinas said Rato** Mulct an Plalntitl 1 T ile measures announced Wednesday Include attoma, or mvnadiatair tea** e x tru d in g school vacations front Dec 15 until the atia* oth**-iw a datauil aaftl b* *n(***d again,! rmu to* tea iMgirtnlng of February, re strictin g (he use of ralial damandad m tha com private vehicles on days w h e n jx>llulkm is plaint [uirtlcularly bad. and p ro hib itin g tfie burning ol WITNESS *n, hand and tea wai at thi* Court tei* a dor o' tires and certain rh rm lca ls d u rin g the winter Dm laat m onths. I SEAL I O tlirr steps include pushing back the beginning OAVION RERRIEN At Clara al tea Court ol llte school day from H a.in. lo 6 JO a.in to limit B, Jtnnil** P Prita child re n 's exposure to |m>IIu i Io i i . and full im ­ A»DaputrCW*a plem entation of an uuto em issions testing |iro Publiah Dk I IS TT. Tl law gram announced In August. 0 EL it Salinas announces measures to fight smog p l a in t if f ,, N IC H O LA S J R IZ iO . III A N D K A T H Y RIZZO H lt W I F E . S U N BAN K N A TIO N A L a s s o c ia t io n fleet F iN AN C ECEN TEs s e t t e r H O M E B U U D E B 1 . INC F L E E T FIN A N C E 4 M O R TG A G E INC M AR COIN INC O E F E N O A N T IS I N O TIC E OF SALE N O T IC E (A H E R E B Y G IV E N toPVwan, W an Ordar a* Final JudRmani to ' a K W s r l dated Otearntw* * Wt an*a*ad to Chnl Caaa Na AA Ilia CA aa 1 to tea CirtuH Caurt to tea E i G h T E E N T H JudHMJ Circuit to and tar S EM IN O LE Caunt, Fw xda to a * * u F I O E R A i N A TIO N A L • A O N TG AG E A S S O C IA TIO N P la in litt and N IC H O L A S J RUZO III AND K A T H Y R IZ Z O HIS W IF I ara datand a n tttl, I m u w i ta tea » Ignat* and *aat ktoda* tar <aaA. AT T H ( W EST » R C N I Ou O R G . T H E S f M IN O L E C O U N T Y C O U R TH O U S E SANF0R0 F L O R ID * at I t A l A M Ja n ,a * , ia i«a* tea —*W. - ( , daw*wad r W i aa ta* kwte to amd F m i I tof -a«* s »-u L O T Ft* S P R IN G O A K S U N IT t ACCO R DING T O THC P L R T T H E R E O F AS RE C O N O C O IN P LA T ROOK II P A O E S to A N 0 f t OP T n l P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF S EM IN O LE C O U N TY F IO R IO A D A T E D at S A N F O R O F w* *da tei, || a u , to 0a D A ,1 0 N B ER R IE N C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT CO UR T SEMI ho le Caw*, * te*wa R , ran* E Jtanwn Daav'T C m , P«N*(«n Dm U D wa D E L ITS •N TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I IA T n JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR Sf M'WCH I C O U N TY FL O R ID A CASE NO ta F**J C A «* p C AR T l R f « SAYINGS RAN* F A . Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO ta IM4 CA k* Z In ra Tt— M**riog* to JOAN DECKER Pal 1Hor— * YYif*. and RICKS D E C K E R Ratpandani H o a t n t M O T IC IO F A C TIO N TO R IC K S D E C K E R Add**** LP— n p -n Rat-danc* Unkna—YOU ARE N O T I F I E D teal • I Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT FOR T H I IITM JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A. 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(D M P E b a iE N ttrtm C u , to* and Caw—, CawN Putoth 0 k i » Tt ’Wt NOTICE IS HI RERY GtvEN J*n l ’* * • Rt Kan, M iC w x Rwra-an* a* an (*R> ar P<na* DapW, t —r* DEL IN Pub*'*n tuFt*— ** i t n n I K t H I t IRC U lT C O U R T OF —* 0 11 « I N I l*TN JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN T h e C IR C UIT COURT oa IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY 1 1OK 1DA THE ! « T h JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT IN ANO FO R S I M I N O IJ G I N I R A l JU R IS D IC TIO N C K P tl CO U N TY FLO R ID A D IV IS IO N Park A* CASE HO H t u t C A M P CASE NO M lira CA** P C a m * , r wr Wa to II ta A M ta C l N IR u S t U v 'N '. S M m t OlMf MORTGAGE tea M da, to Jan— *, w* tea * t— 1—a f— — . »*te— 1 t a O A O f COMPANY INC tw w am g d m *Waa prapa**, PSptoiNM AA V iktGL 4 LOAN L O T n a R TL AiRff H ILLS A AICX i A ! 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S Magmlia A rt . laniard FI I?? 1*41 IA N FORD F IO W F R 1MOP t u t CammarcUl I I . laniard ______ m in i_________ T R E A S U R E ISLAND JEWELRY Cutlom ljtd Glltk For Tb* WboH Fam.lyi f Ua'a Jewel ly A Rap*1' Sarvtca 3107 S Frantb A m , Sanlard B H M E N A TIV E CASUALS Hyry I? Y?. Cantr* Mall JJ? 0*4* Sari Sappfat. Caiaal W*ar. Gilt Catlilicalrt W rl SafH � 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, 1988 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, December 15, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 1988. 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>, December 15, 1988; <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/bd38d5c754df35ac778bc5282354912f.pdf b2a5521c5c08228bd9befafc18b41a63 PDF Text Text A i r p o r t NEWS DIG EST m a y g e t Canadian Airlines wants to shift business from Orlando to Sanford BRIEFS M an found frozen lo death BOSTON — An apparently homrleM man was found froten In death Tuesday by pasarrshy on a a t r e r l In B o s t o n 's J a m a ic a P la in neighborhood, the first victim of the hitter cold ‘hat gripped New England lor srvrral days this week. Meanwhile, the frigid weather may havr also been rrsp>— ihlr fur a second death In lire south shore suburb ol belltiatr. where a man was lound dead behind a bus shelter. Scltuslc P-dk e said Police In Scltuatr Mid the body of Erie BarTows. 22. of Boston, had apparently been lying behind U k shelter far two days They M id there was no evidence of foul play, but added It By BRAD C H U R C H Herald stiff w rite r ___________________________ _ SANFORD — Charier flights bringing Canadian tourists lo Central Florid* may aoon »)*• landing at the Sanford Regional Airport. olrport Bulhortty membrr* were told Tuesday Bernard Palmlerl. marketing director ul the atrpoit Mid several charter companies are •ready lo make the move nRhl away" from Orlando International Airport to Sanford Palmlerl Mid Canadian Alrllnra. want* lo brum landing 27 flight* per week in Sanford The airline file* out of Montreal. Toronto and Winnrpeg and also makes stops in northeastern U S . elite* b o o s t " T h r r r t* * a lot of opportunity right now. with the situation In Orlando to attract rhartrr *ervlre to this airport.” Palmlerl Mid lie Mid many charter companies arr unhappy about Increased chargrs hy Ihr Orlando alqiort Among other rharlrr companies inlerrsird In moving Ihrtr opera!Ions lo Sanford arr British Airways and Ainrrh an Trans-Air Krprrsntatlvrs of the charter <<0nj>anlr* are scheduled to come in Sanford in January to look at the irrm lnal and other far till lew Palmlerl said Canadian Airlines is lire moat promising p»" street The company Mid II would llv 27 (buhls See A irp o rt. Page BA City okays Faison’s proposal appeared he had been dumped there. Dr Slant on Kessler, a Suffolk County medical examiner. M id I tv man found by a dumpster on a quiet, dead-end road in Jamaica Plain had died of hypothermia. By BRAD C H U R C H Herald Staff writer From Unllsd Prats Inlomotlonol rsports □ Nation PTL sale approved COLUMBIA. S C. — The Judge who supervised the Mle of the P TL empire built and lost by TV preacher Jtm Bakkrr said the $63 million selling price lo a buyer from Canada was 110 million loo low " Bui U S Bankruptcy Judge Rufus Reynolds conceded Tuesday lhal "sometimes you can't gel what you want." and approved Ihe Mle of Ihe Christian television ministry lo Toronto real estate developer Stephen Mernkk The order came a month after Rrynolds rejected a bid almost twice as large but Involving less rash from Mrrnk'h. who has M id previously lhal hta tnterrsl in P TL Is strictly financial •m P a « « 7A □ World “ Arafat pleads for peace G ENEVA - PLO leader Ya**rr Arafal M id he opposed terrorism "In all Its forms and appealed directly lo Israel (or peace talks Tuesday in a drama!­ ’ ■ .in uii l i- - :iii ■ I i h r I *. i . r n r r a l I \ w r i i i M i . i u . i -, h u m II* h e a dquarter* f "I ask Ihr leaders of Israel lo m in e h e r o , u n d e r the sponsorship of the United Nations, so that together we can lorgr peace," Aralat told the delegates at the Palais Dr* Na­ t i o n s . th e U N . E u r o p e a n It r a d quarters YaOOOf Arofil B a b y , i t ’s c o l d o u t s i d e By L A U R A J . SULLIVAN Herald stall writer SANFORD — Central Floridians have hail to dig out thru sweaters and coals in Ihe pu*t lew days, hut a warming trend already ha* begun. Ihr National Weather Service *a!d today Temperature* reached a low ol 30 degree* In llv Sanlord arra la«t night Ihe avrragr low irmprraturr In Ihr aiea during December I* 31 degree* according lo Ihe weather *rrvl«r. with the coldest December temperature dropping to 20 degrees Although the overnight <old air Iced windshields on vehicles left outside and might have been uncomfortable, it wasn't c o ld enough to do much damage to plants In the area See W csther. Page 3A S anford su p p o rts g u n proposal B p s Ra*s OA □ Sports Sy BRAD C H U R C H NBA SCORES Milwaukee...— TB B g u e Middle School student Rod Millet bundles u p while waiting on his ride. ........................... Philadelphia............................................. Herald stall writer .109 ...B1 Washington......... ....................................... BosIon....—...........-------- -------------- ----------- - •08 Atlanta______ __ _______________ ___ — Chicago.*............. ............. ............... _____________ SANFORD - Sanford will ask the Seminole County Commission to reconsider Its 41 vole on Oct II defeating a proposa* to establish a three-day walling period between ihe time a handgun l* sold and the buyer gains possession of It The commissioners also made decisions on zoning und other mailers during the inerting M on­ Loa Angelas Lakars.................................”” 111 Clavaland............. ...... ........................— 102 day night On the gun matter, the tomtnlssinners voted 4 1 to adopt a resolu­ tion similar lo one adopted by the Altam onte Springs City C o m ­ mission Iasi month. And since thru, the council of local governments, wllh represenllves from all cities In Ihe county, passed a resolution favoring the county's reconsid­ eration. Mayor llcltye Smith asked for (vassagr ol Ihe resolution, during Ihe Monday commission meeting Sanford Commissioner A A Meri.in.diun was ihr only commis­ sioner lo vole ugalnal II No one has ever shown me lhal Ihrrr days dors any good, and It can work a hardship on firearms dealers." he said Commissioner John Mercer said that If a watting period prevented one death or serious injury It I* worth imposing See Guns, Page BA about Mi i imm a rctlrtmen! foi some time Why liitiiMhicr this at this late dale?" lie asked. Faison said the proposal had "Just come logrtlier" and that Ihe Dec 19 wotk session agenda Is already several pages long McCTanohan said hr voted against lire proposal because he dlrln'l have enough lime lo study It See C ity . Page 5A County attorney announces resignation Sm Sports By J . MARK BARPIKLD I INDEX B ridg e ......................... SB Cla ssifie d !.................OB C o m i c s ........................BB C s ls n d a r .................... OB C r o s s w o r d ................. OB D s sr Abby..................OB D s a th s.........................OA Kdltorlal......................4A f in a n c ia l....................OA SANFORD — Cllv Manager Frank Fat*on a pmpoM-d reorganization of city staff has been approved on a 4 I vote of ihe city commission The spilt vote came during the commission meeting Monday night durtng which l l v commission also annexed Ihe largest chunk of land Sanlord ha* taken over at one time lor many year* A A MiClaualiun cast the only d is se n tin g v o i r on the stall reorganization Me questioned wiry the proposal was given to the commission without notice, and requested a work session to discuss II helntea vole w.i* taken Faison proposed splitting the city rlerk-llnani-e director duties be­ tween two people and reorganizing ihe administrative services and llanaare departments The reorganization will lie ellet live Jan 27 when Henry Taniiti J r . longtime ctly clerk ami llnam-e director, retires Mayor IW-ilye Smith queslUavd Faison s proposed table ol organiza­ tion because It showed all ritv dr|Mrtments undrr the authority of the city administrator, tin lulling police and fire detrim ents "When we interviewed you lor this Job. we asked you atmol Ihe police and lire departments tvm g under the city manager." she told Faison •This chart looks like It does just that." she said, adding that the city commission lias direct authority over the (Milne and lire department according to t lv city charier Faison said he proposed no changes In ihe |>ollrr or lire tie(larimrnt oig.inizallon and would r liangr Ihr vrganlz.illoil char I to Indicate lhal Faison said he wanted approval especially of l l v reorganized city clerk and finance director |io*lilons because the linance director's (Men­ tion has lo t v advertised The iip|Niintmcnt ol a city rlcrk Is reserved for Ihe ruuimisston Sh< Ian.ill.hi asked Faison why the proposal was presented at a rrgul.ii commission Hireling Instead ol a work session "You've known Herald slsll writer____________________________________ Florida.......................2A H o ro tc o p s .................OB Nation......................... 7 A Roopls........................ OB Polios......................... 3 A •ports....................... 1B Television................. BB Weather..................... 2A W o r ld ......................... 7 A Sunny and cool today It s cold. What else can he said. However It's warmer now than It was earlier today. Then Just start all over. Lows tonight around 40 hut It'll he In Ihr 60s tomorrow. At least the sky Is clear and It's sunny. Nikki Clayton SAN PORI) — Seminole County Alornry Nikki Clayton resigned on Tuesday, citing a philosophical difference with the majority of the county commissioners Her move dramatically etnpliaal/i * ihr shill of county commissioners towards a more cooperative, less lawsuit or tented stance towards cities Clayton, who |>a*»cd her lO-yrar anniversary as county attorney on Dec I. will continue to work lor the county for the next six tnonlhs as a considtlng attorney in older lo complete several projects She will continue to earn her current monthly jwy ol *0.973 through June I. I9H9. but will not receive employer benefits such as insurance and vacation Clayton was not present during the afternoon commission meeting when county administrator Ken Hooper presented the resignation letter and subsequent consulting contract to commissioners Hooper said she was attending the Hireling of the St. Johns River Water Management District. Shr remained unavailable lor comment today. In her resignation letter. Clayton wrote "This year, during and .Jtrr the elections. It has In-come apparent that philosophical differences exist with a majority of the Itoard On Nov. 22. commissioners In a 3 2 vote directed Hooper to rrvlrw all current county litigation and to consider reducing the sUr of the legal stall und "dramatically" reducing the county's legal budget. Newly-sealed commissioner Pal Warren s original motion ordered Hooper lo reduce the legal stall and budget, but commissioners encouraged her lo moderate Ihr order until they had u chance to review the litigation Also on Nov. 22. commissioners voted 3 2 not to oppose a Sanford annexation that Clayton considered Illegal Hixqier said Tuesday that Clayton had expressed growing concern that should certain candidates lv rlreird. her future In the county would Ire uncertain. District 5 hopefuls Jrtmlfrr K rllrv and Art Davis both said durtng the campaign that lh»opcr and Clayton should Im- brought under review and restraintd by commissioners. Wanrtt had emphasized during her that campaign county staff, beginning at Ihr highest level, needed to present a more cooperative position to the residents and rltlrs of the county. Of Ills own position, w hich he has held (or four years. HiM>|>ei Mid hr Is closely watching the new commission unit their decisions and he said he was sure ihrv arr See Resigns. Page 5A �•A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. December 14, tSSS ■ ■■ ■ . . . ........ r1 t i" --------------------------- NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE S TATE Cheap eaters win Lotto jackpot Third cougar dies In panther project TA LLA H A S S E E — Suite wildlife officials remain hopeful the endangered Florida panther can be released in the Panhandle despite the fatal shooting of a Western cougar, a Game and Fresh Water Ftah Commission spokesman said Tuesday. •‘It s a really disappointing (actor to find we have to deal with." said Tom Logan, head of the commission's Wildlife Research Bureau, 'it's a really substantial factor when two of the five panthers we released In the urea were apparently shot within six months." The I Vvyear-old female cougar was found dead Friday In the Osceola National Forest. She had been shot In the hind leg and died when the wound became Infected. The cougar was the third of the five transplanted cougars released this summer to die and the second to fall to a hunter. "We talked to a lot of people, put out a lot of Information about what we were doing and why it's so Important." Logan said, " U ’e,pretty discouraging that somebody would (shoot a cougar)." FSU to present Russian play TA LLA H A S S E E — Florida State University has obtained the exclusive English-language American rights lo Russian playwright Aleksandr Calm n "The Roof" and will prendre the play next April, university Official* raid Tuesday. '"Th e Roof la a tremendous work about Russian college students the night before graduation,' said GU Latter of FSU's theater department, i t ’s a wonderfully serious, yet humorous, look at Russian life and student aspirations." The rights to the play were obtained after Laxter met Gulin during a 1867 visit to the Soviet Union. Lazier saw (he play while in Russia aa a representative of UNESCO’s International Theatre Institute and decided It would be a hit with American audiences. Lazier won Galln'a permission to produce the play after numerous meetings with Soviet officials and Russian delegates to the International Theatre Institute. Lazier and FSU Russian language professor Richard Chappie translated the play from an original copy sent from Moscow to the dean last April. Laxter will direct the Tallahassee production, which will be performed by FSU theater students. Gal In has told the Novostl Press, a Soviet news service, that he hopes the new Soviet policy of openness will allow even more ccoperation between Soviet and American artists Santa Rota votes to remain dry M ILTON — By a margin of almost 690 votes, residents of Santa Rosa County have once again voted Tuesday to remain dry. With nearly half the registered voters turning out. the final vote was 10.446 for the measure and 11.097 against. Santa Rosa County, which la bordered by two 'wet" counties, only allows the sale of beer and wine coolers. t i : ( » I # * Six other Florida counties also prohibit the ask of beverages with more than 5 pecenl alcohol by weight. The last Ume Santa Rosa County voters cast ballots on the wet-dry issue wss In 1977. Tuesday's special election marked the seventh time since 1937 that the county has voted on the issue Tw o years ago s petition drive fizzled The next petition drive succeeded, but could not be placed on the November ballot because state law prohibits a wet-dry referendum from being psrtafiba general election. Pro-duck and anti-duck forces crying fowl S T . A U G U S TIN E BEACH Pro-duck and anil-duck contingents are at It again In an upscale north Florida community, with duck fans accusing duck foes of using lowl play by trying to squash the birds with their cars. Residents of the Woodland area of St. Augustine Beach have been arguing over the ducks In neighborhood ponds for about a year, (he Florida Tlmes-Unlon reported Tuesday. Anti-duck residents view the birds as a nuisance. But now the pro-duck group says things have turned nasty, with the antl-duckers swerving onto lawns to run down the Muscovy ducks. "Th e y’re using 120,000 cars to kill 3-pound ducks." said pro-duck resident Marilyn Pryor, a member of Ihe community's duck advisory committee. "I have personally seen the results of one such Incident. !.e. the mutilated body of a Muscovy duck." "This Is getting real serious." said City Commissioner Pete Dodson. "This la getting nutty." Police and the St. Augustine Humane Society have been called to the neighborhood, where home values average • 100.000. So Car there have been no arrests. TRe dally numbar Tuesday In the Florida Lottary CASH 3 game was 732. □ Straight Play (numbers In exact order) 1250 on a 60-cent bet. *500 on II. □ Boi 3 (numbers In any order); *80 for a 5&cenl bet. 1180 on *1. □ Box 6 (numbers In any order) *40 for a 50-cenl bet. *80 on (1. □ Straight Box 3: *330 in order drawn, *80 In any order on a *1 bet □ Straight Box 8: *290 In order drawn, *40 II picked In combina­ tion on *1 be! The five married couples, who range In age from 68 to 77 and live together at King’s Point condominium complex, said they plan to spill their winnings, which will be paid out In 20 a n n u a l In s ta llm e n ts of • 1.434.374.42 each. Lottery olllclals said the prize is the fourth largest Florida Jackpot ever. The group, which calls Itself Ihe King s Point Breakfast Club, has gathered every Friday for several years lo eat the 99-cent breakfast at Fiddler's Kosher Restaurant In Delray Beach, but only decided to play Ihe lottery aa a group last week. The winners said they decided lo play the lottery after learning that one of the club regulars. James Mollnarl. needed to have a tooth fixed The club figured — rightly so. as II turns out — that Mollnarl rnuld pay for his dental United Press tntsmstlenal CAPE CAN AVER AL - Bolted to the back of a 747 Jumbo Jet. the launch-scarred space shuttle Atlantis returned lo Florida Tuesday, one week after landing In California lo close oul a successful but secret military mission. Under a cloudless blur sky, the ungainly looking shuttleJumbo Jet combination touched down on Ihe Kennedy Space Center's 3-mlle long shuttle runway at 2 25 p m. E S T after a flight from Kelly Air Force Base Owl Ot VUteMaU: TVee Monttn lit.M i 4 MostS* 444 Mi Veer IM M im h m M il. Living twixt plated decks Dr. Low Ehfharl, ol the biology department al UCF. holds an Injured Green turtle he rescued in Ihe Indian River The malnurtshed turtle will be taken lo SeaWortd for treatment near San Antonio. Texas Hundreds of NASA engineers and technicians gathered In parking lots snd on office roofs lo watch Atlantia's graceful de­ scent. Engineers were especially anxious to gel (he orblter back In lla hangar for a com plete assessment of tile damage expe­ rienced during blastoff Dec. 2. Al least ISO fragile heat-shield tiles on the orblter's right-side fuselage arr expected to be scrapped and the number could go aa high as 250 or 300 when all Is said and done. A special learn of engineers has been forrnrd to study what might have caused the damage Among thr candidates chunks of Insulation or Ice falling from the shuttle's giant external fuel lank during Atlantia's ground­ shaking blast off "What we're thinking Is we had some kind of damage in launch or curly In the ascent." Conrad Nagel. Atlantis's pro­ cessing director, said Iasi week "We had taken a look al II on orbll with (the shuttle's robot) arm and we knew that wr did have some damage." Atlantis wound up the 27th shuttle flight with a landing Dec 0 at Edwurds Air Forte Base. Calif. Dn/rns of black Hies on Ihe right side of Ihe orblter s fuselage were gouged and pilled and one large tile was missing altogether In any case, by Sunday Ihe orbllrr was boiled lo NASA's 747 transport Jel and down lo Tusroti. Arts., and then on to Kelly Air Force Base Mond.iv be lore thr (Inal leg home Tues day. The shuttle Discovery Is next In Ihe launch lineup w ith blastoff scheduled for Feb. IH TH E W EA TH ER Today...eunny and not as cool with highs tn the mid 60s Wind north 10 mph. Tonight ..mostly clear with lows In the upper 30s and lower 40s. Wind near calm. Thursday ...partly sunny and not ss cool with highs In the lower 70s. Wind south 10 mph. r \j ^ j *-------------W EDNESDAY F ty C ld y 7 2 -4 6 T THUR SD AY C lo u d y 2 6 .6 6 P U LL Dec 23 NEW Doo 30 MIAMI IUPII — Florida MSour temper# JecfcxemrtNa Key We»i Lakeland Mi f*ml Orlando Pentecde Veratote Bradanton TalleAeitee Tampa Vero Beats Watt Palm Seech E D T today HI 1A Ha la 41 u f n 41 i t on IT u on M o too u »» it n 44 ii n » v a 41 44 *4 Jf 41 M w M 4* N U it 44 it 41 u 0 00 on on on on on on 000 000 on 000 on on F R ID A Y C lo a r 71*82 SA TU R D A Y C lo u d y 02*40 TIDES | MOON PHAEEE o FLORIDA TEMFS turM and rainfall t l l i m City Apalachicola Crotirte* Daytona Seach Fort Lewder del* Fort Myert Gainetrlile NATIONALTEMPS BXTENDSD OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Wednesday, December 14, 1968 Vol 81. No 07 Heme Delivery: 1 Mestke. IM H i 4 Mount*, t n rni Veer, H I * Is Mate Mali: 1 Month* IM H i 4 MeotS*. lit Mi Veer. M« M. work oul of the group's winnings On Friday, each of the couples picked numbers ai random, writing them down on the back of a place mat. and then pooled their money lo buy 11 Lotto tickets. Each person in the group kicked In 91.10. The winning combination was picked by Mary Anderson "It Is marvelous that we can share the money with our friends." she said O th er w in n ers include A nderson's husband. Carl, and Molinarl'a wife. Arlea. Octavio and Joarphlnc Caruso. Edward and Augustine Flume, and Luke and Marlon Lomarllre. All. with the exception cf Carl ment on the basts of an Invalid drug lest. TALLAH ASSEE A slate *' ihere't an error, sometimes. official in charge of licensing In the teals themselves." she laboratories that perform drug said, adding It would be "tad to urinalysis testa said Tuesday no mlaa li cither way." method of testing la 100 percent Phillips said there are about accurate and that the atale "5 0 or 6 0 " laboratories In requires a 70 percent accuracy Florida — many of them -in level. hospitals — that could do the full "Procedures have their limita­ spectrum of testing outlined by tion*. instruments have their Gov. Bob Martinet In his efforts limitations." said Laura Phillips, to produce a "drug-free" stale head of the Department of workplace. H e a lth and R e h a b ilita tiv e Martinez said he wanted to Services division that licenses study Ihe possibility of testing all laboratories that perform drug prospective state employees aa urinalysis testing. well aa a num ber of atate *T don't know of anything workers in "high-risk" positions that's 100 percent accurate" In Martinez spokesman Jon Peck Ihe field of drug testing. Phillips said there may have been some said. "W e say you have to have a preliminary estimates on the passing grade' of 70 percent" tn cost of the program were done order to receive a license. before the governor made hla Phillips said consideration is announcem ent, but that a being given to raising the accu­ special commission has been racy standard, perhaps lo the 90 ssked lo come up with more percent level required by Ihe accurate figures and procedures National Institute for Drug "T h a i's why Ihe governor Abuse In Its certification pro­ appointed a study group." Peck cedures. said. Those standards were Issued The commission la due lo In A p r il and as ye t. said report to the governor Dec. 16. spokeswoman Mona Whtttakrr. Jan Brown, s spokeswoman no la bora tori rs have received for the state Department of NIDA certification A dm in istra tion , saya about Phillips conceded a revised 150.000 people applied for error fate could atlll mean that I employemeni with the slate In person In 10 applying for a aisle Ihe 12-monih period ending Job would be denied employ­ Nov. 30. (USP14H lie) POSTMASTER: ten* seSrsH ckesfee te THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Bee HI/, tester*. FL U t il. Edward Fluma Unltod Frsss lirtsnisW ssil FIRST Second Clew Poatafe Feta al tester*. Florida t in t * State requires drug test accuracy of 70 percent Dac 16 Pvblikhod Deity end toadsy. <«•*( Valu'd*y by The Vaster* Herald. Isc.# W« N French A rt , testers. Fie m i l don't think the money Is g o i n g to c h a n g e our lifestyle. If we were 20 years younger, it m ight be d if­ ferent. At this age, what the hell m ore are w e going to dog Shuttle Atlantis returns to Florida From Unllsd Proas International raports LO TTE R Y FO R T LA U D ER D A LE — Five couples from Delray Beach who eat breakfast together every Friday claimed a $28 6 million Lotto grand prize Tuesday, less than one week after they decided to play the game as a group. Anderson, are of Italian descent. "I don't think Ihe money Is going to change our lifestyle." said Edward Flume "If we were 20 years younger. Il might be dllTrrrnt. At this age. whnl the hell more arr we going lodo?" The winners said they plan lo lake u cruise together soon, and they promised their families would all be richer. "We have always lived like millionaires without Ihe tracking.” said James Mollnarl "Now we have the millions. " Mollnarl said he Intends lo start a trust fund for Iris granddaughter, lo pay for her education. The winners appeared al a news confer ence Tuesday al a Fort Lauderdale hotel, some with Ihetr children and grandchildren The couples, all of whom rellrrd lo Florida from New Englund. met each other at the condominium complex within the last decade. They began to go nut lo breakfast together after Marlon Lomartlre decided she wanted to avoid Ihe complex on Friday mornings when It la sprayed for pests Lottery officials said Ihe group Is the largest to win Ihe Lotto grand prize on a single ticket BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 2 to 3 feet with a blight chop. Current Is lo Ihe south with a water temperature of 60 degrees. New Sm yrna Bench] Waves are 2 feet and seml-choppy. Current la to the south, w ith a water temperalurc of 62 degrees. Sun screen factor: 14. TH U R B D A T : SO LUNAK T A B L E : Min. 10:25 u r n . 11:00 p.m.: MaJ. 4:15 a.in., 4:45 p.m. T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 12:13 a.m.. 12:39 p.m.: lows, 6:15 a.in.. 6.56 p.m.; New B m yrne Beech: highs. 12:18 a m.. 12:44 p.m.: lows, 6 20 a m.. 7 00 p in.. Scbsstlon inlet: high. 12:29 a m.; lows. 6:19a m . 6 54 p.m. B0ATIN0 Bt. Augustine to J o p lte r In le t • Sm all craft should excerrlae caution. Today...wind northwest 15 to 20 kls this morning with seas 4 lo 6 ft except higher In Ihe gulf stream. Wind decreasing to around 10 kts In Ihe afternoon with seas decreasing lo 3 to 5 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light lo moderate chop. SUNDAY P l y C l d y 6 6 -5 2 STATISTICS The high temperature In San­ ford Tuesday was 57 degrees and the overnight tow was 37 as reported by the University of Florida Agrliullur.il Reseatch and Education Center, Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rulnlull during Ihe 24-hour period end­ ing at 8 a m. Wednesday. The temperature al 9 u rn. today was 50 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 39. as recorded by the National Weather Service ul the Orlando International Airport. Other data: □ Tu e s d a y's high....................S6 □ B a ro m e tric pressure..30.28 □ R ela tive h u m id ity..... 65 pet □ W in d s ............. 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V4 41 JO It 11 41 It 44 to 22 n J1 M 12 La Pep 14 A4 ii n » i* ii 44 ii it 24 29 II V 44 ii IS 11 14 M n ii H 40 49 Jl 14 11 49 41 44 tl Jl 44 » 14 » M 1* V 44 JJ 22 >1 21 Jl 24 04 04 SJ 04 04 ii 44 01 01 04 04 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — W ednesday. Decem ber la tfXW — 3 A POLICE BRIEFS Shots fired at w om an, man jailed SANFORD — A 43 year old Sanford man accused of niiriff (wo shots al a woman during an argument is charged wih aggravated assault and discharging a firearm In an occupied dwelling Stephen Michael Charron. of 103 Crooked Fine Drive, was arrested at home by Sanford police at about 3 a m . today. Charron la arcused of firing two shots from a rifle over the head of Stephanie Passard. 19. of the same address The gunplay, poller said, was during an arguement between the suspect. Fassard and her husband Charlea. No one was wounded, hul police said one of Ihe bullets lodged In Ihe wall of a bedroom occupied by a 20-month-old child The other lodgrd In a hallway celling where (he shooting occurred. Itond for Charron l* 15.000 Undersized cocaine rejected by agent A LTA M O N TE SFRINGS - A man who tried lo sell a small piece of crack cocaine to an undercover Cliy Couniy Investigative Bureau agent was rebuffed when Ihe agent said Ihe piece was loo small lor Ihe price The man was arrested Sylvan Glade rezoned despite opposition should br developed al 1.5 more than one home per acre to lie hull! In Ihr area homes per acre. Bill couniy officials said tinDeveloper Mark Arnold bad SANFORD — Seminole Couniy proposed building 354 homes on two homrs per acre density was commissioners voied unani­ the 221 acres of bulldable land approprtair for Ihr area brrausr m o u s ly T u e s d a y n lg h i lo on Ihe 334-acre site. Much of the It provides a buffer between Ihe approve ihe laud use clumge and site Is either in Luke Sylvan or In Intense-use Interstalr 4 corridor rezoning for the 220 home wetlands Only ont home |>er and the lower-density rural western areas of the county. Sylvan Glade project cast of acre Is currently allowed there Lakr Sylvan, Slate agencies. Including Ihr Couniy staffers also said the The iMiard stre n g th e n e d Ihrlr tiepurlineni of Community Af­ project Is 2'v miles Irom Ihe earlier 4-1 position favoring the fairs. Department of Environ­ Wcklva River and on ihe fringes projec t on Lakr Svlvan despite mental Regulation and DNR. of the prolrdion area, "I see i| as a translllon.il piece opposition from area rrsldrnts. opposed llir original 354-home environm entalists and state plan, saying nearly three homes of properly." said District 5 Departm ent of Natural H r- per aerr was loo many for Ihe commissioner Jennifer Kelley sources |DNR| olllrlals area which Is In Ihe Wrklva who made Ihr mol Ion In favor ihe project Tuesday night On Aug 23, commissioners River Protection Area Fat Harden of the Friends of voted to approve ihr project with The message received by Ihe about two homes per aerr, with county from the agencies earlier Ihe Wrklva. said no more than then District 5 commissioner Bill ibis month m ay provide a one home per acre should lxKlrchboff opposing, saying It warning the slate won't allow allowed In ihr area until the SI. By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer Johns River Water Maltangr­ ind! I Dlsirlrt completes a study In 1991 which will show the amcnint ol drinking water avail­ able lor houses in ih r area. "Until then, you won’t really know If ihrre's enough water lo supjxirt even one mill per acre," Harden said W aller Thom pson, a DNR rnvlronm rnial specialist, said ih r endangered black bear and possibly a liuld eagle have hern seen on tbr Arnold property H r also said Ihe property serves borne Icj gopher Ionises, which are of special concern lo Ihe stale and federal govrntemrni. H r said ihr site also Includes scrub, which ran provide- home lo rhe threatened sc rub Jay anyway. The suspect ran after ihe (ailed negotiations and other agents moved In on the scene on Jackson al Trakwuod streets, rural Altamonte Springs, at about 10 50 p m Tuesday. Alphonan Tyrone Morrta. 20. no address listed, was charged with attempting lo deal In ( ( M a i n e and rrstsling without violence Bond Is V1.000 Marijuana found in car LONG WOOD — Longwuud police who •topped a car with an r spired lag re trie d « i testing llw driver after he and his car were searched and 35 4 grams of marijuana was found Charles Henry Fufney. 32. ol 1001 Laural Oaks Courl. Oviedo, was charged with possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana and possesaion with Inlrnt lo dlaltlLulc marijuana Bond Is $1,000 Police said they found several small packets of marijuana a marijuana cigarette and other marijuana in the car. The arrest was made at 9:27 a m Tuesday on State Road 434. LorigW(«Kl Man arrested after caught speeding W INTER SFRINGS — A (ar traveling 41 mph In a 23 mph /one on Sehoah Boulevard. Winter Spimgs. al about 12 25 p m Tuesday, contained marijuana Winter Springs police report The driver Donald LeKoy Cowsbrt. 29. ol Orlando. Is charged with possession of marijuana and bund is $500 Bailee said Cowsbrt handed them a hag of marijuana from bis shirt pocket and two more hags of marijuana were found In the car. Man arrested for burglary LONG WOOD — Witnesses I'd lo Ihe arrest Tuesday irf a man accused of stealing a car stereo from 1320 S Lake Ridge Circle, on Nov 19 Bretl Franc is Karr. 18. ol 1123 Koprtl Lane. Longwoud. was charged with burglary and grand tbelt al Lakr Brantley High School. Tuesday He was arrested try Seminole Couniy sheriffs deputies who report two witnesses said they saw Karr and a co-defendant burglarize the car Stmdav the victim Dwayne Kvalheim told sheriffs deputies Karr returned bis stereo lo him. Bond ts $1 ,000 “ ’ -■ >1 M an accused of fighting couple SANFOHD — A 19-year old Sanford man accused of threatening and fighting a man who lives at the same addrrss was Jailed allrr he also hit a woman several limes al that location. Seminole Couniy shcrlll's deputies report Richard Dana Kllzmllter. ol tiuo Elm Si . was arrested al home at 4 50 p.m Tuesday. He Is charged with burglary lo an occupied dwelling and battery Jessica Sue Daly, ol 300 Pathway Court. Sanford, told poller that when Katz miller arrived al 0OO Elm Si . she met him outside, because hr was drmandlng lo conic in and threatening Murk Alan Stricter, ol Ihe same address Daly lold deputies Kltzmllier till her and then followed her Inside when she went (o call police Inside (he house, she said, he fought wtth troth tier and Slrteier Bond is $3,000. Man arrested on DUI charges SANFORD — The following jierson fares a charge of driving under ihe Influence In Seminole County • Homer Stanley Wilson, 4H. ol 021 Orchard Lane. Altamonte Springs, was arrested ui 12 3(1 a m today aller his car ran off Lake Mary Boulevard. 1-ukr Mary. He is also olmrged with careless driving The deiire to be free exists In all of us. even this sow seen yesterday afternoon near the L O N Research facility on Bevter Road in Sanford An L O N employee saw the pig al about noon Cheney new public service officer for Lake Mary By SANDRA B O U C M A M IN I Herald stall writer LAKE MARY - The Depart­ ment of Public Safety Iras apjwHnirri Richard R Cheney. 30. as Its first lull time certified public safety olllcrr al a starting salary of $18,500 Ills position bre am r elite live Sunday.Dec I I . C h e n e y Is ce rtified us a firefighter and emergency medi­ cal technician In the slate ol Florida lie Is a ls o a ipi.ililicil law enforcement officer Ills re­ sponsibilities will Include those of a policeman, fireman and emergency mrdkctl technician, according lo Police Chief Charles W. Laudrrelate. "He has worked as a police dispatcher with ihr department of public safety, and as an EM T firefighter using llfr-suppori systems. Now wc- vr ollrrcd him the opportunity lo come work for MLK Day organizers searching for drama program participants SANFORD -• Children and young adults are needed to purllrlpulr lit Ihe Youth Night Drnmail/alion during January's M a rtin Luther K in g c o m ­ memoration. Doris Thom as, who Is or­ ganizing tlie youth night pro­ gram for the third year, said »hr needs young people from kin dergartrn up to age 25 ol various e t h n ic b a c k g r o u n d s a n d Clarification The photographs of children at the Bridge To Learning daycare center In LongwrMMl printed on Page 0 yesterday were taken by Herald jth o lo grap hrr Louis Ralrnondn. h e r i t a g e s lo g iv e s h o r i testimonials of “ what II means to Ik - an American." This year’s youth program Is tilled "W orking Together — Fulfilling Ihe Dream." and will be presented Jan. 14. Thomas said the young people need not have been bom In another country, but could have u fam ily that originated In another land Flag from lheir native country would be wel­ come for the event too. she said Anyonr Interested in taking l>ari in the program can come lo the Sanford Civic Center be­ tween 10 a m and noon cither Dec, 29 or 30 lo apply; or they may call Thomas at 322-5750 for more information EMERGENCY CALLS : i TUESDAY ported. • 9:30 p.m. — 300 Magnolia • 8 10 a m . — 207 Sum ­ Ave., mcdlcul call, man. HI. merly, falsealarm. • 10:30 a.m. - 300 N Park transported to Central Florida Ave., overheated brakes, no Regional Hosjiltal. fire. • 1 1 : 4 8 p .m . 101 • 10:37 u rn. - 2000 Lake Country Club Dr., trauma, Mary Hlvd Bldg. 118 Apt It. woman. 30. transported. medical call, man, 37, trans­ ported In private vehicle. WEDNESDAY • 10 48 a m. — 25th Street and French Avenue, auto ac­ • 3 :5 9 u .m . — 2 0 7 0 cident. man. 79. IrnnijioHcd: Grandview Ave.. medical call, women. 20 and 08. not trans­ man. 45. transported. Whllo Ihe hog dined in a held ol cucumbers, L O N employee Tom Noce attempted lo corral her, but had no success County animal control officials are currently searching tor Ihe hog us as the first public safety tm ur by 1992. al Irasi one per criminal Justice toward a degree In public administration He officer," Lauderdale said shift." Lauderdale sulci. __ cJ__... I lUi||.,.e Av^^f >Ll. Alter an etfchl-wrrfc uwmJcig • > progra m u n d e r Sgt H i t v r ScriunMc Ie-dess** t Gregory. C M n e y will he iM r to rntbnsrd*" V-|l?*xf V Sll'lllll'1'1 Wftl III* MlJbl handle al least 90 different tasks, according to Landehlulc Hr will conduct irafllc and felony •tops, report to accident scenes to rrndcr first aid and assist In emergency situations, rrspond F IG H T B A C K !! A P P E A LS . H E A R IN G . E T C . lo rliizcn complaints, rrsjxmd lo R E T IR E D S O C IA L S E C U R IT Y J U D G E Ore alarms and several other ON O UR STA FF — tasks. O F F IC E S O F W A R D W H ITE & A S S O C IA T E S Cheney previously worked lull FR€C CO N SULTATIO N lim e for the c liy between 1984-1987 as a dispatc her and was promoted lo communlcalions supervisor During this lime, lie also served us a lull lime poller of Derr and as a lieutenant with the Ore depart­ ment. He served on the E -9 -I-I P ro c e d u ra l C o m m i lle r In Seminole Couniy In 1986 and (ruined people to use Ihe 9-1-1 emergency syslcin, Cheney said hr has been Sponsored by Universal Csnlcs of Csissdsgs Involved in public safety since R EA D IN G S A V A IL A B L E 1980 when he was honorably discharged from the U S Navy ALL R IA D IR S ARE CERTIFIED RV U.C.S.S. alter four years He maintained PSYCHICS • TAROT • MEDIUMS • ASTROLOGERS wra (Mins systems Plus a Largo Display of New Ago Books. Tapes & Gifts. Public' safety officer Is a new concept for ihe city of Lake • Thurs • Frt • Sal * Sun Open Dally 10$ pm |F»i TUI 8 p m ) December 15, 16. 17. 18 INFO (904) 228 3190 Mary "The taxpayer* get the most UNIVERSAL CENTRE 4 6 0 CASSADACA RD.. CASSADAGA, FL. for their money. The chief X IT T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T |Laudrrdale| Is really a great chief in bring It la public safety officer) Into ihr city like this." Cheney said laiudcrdalc said hr has hern looking (or a full-time public safrty olllcrr for more III.in (wo years The cliy has two part-time One name says it best. public safely officers In Ihe police reserve, he said. "We would like lo entice three SO CIAL SECURITY D ISABILITY (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -1 3 1 9 P S Y C H IC F A IR Homeowners Insurance? Richard E. Chaney T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Regular rental unit inspections suggested By BRAD CHURCH Morale! stall writer SANFORD — City Commis­ sioner John Mercer has sug­ gested Sanford Initiate a pro gram lo regularly Inspcrt rental units In Ihe city. Mercer go! the Idea Irom his (laugh ler. who lives In Royal Oak. Mich , a suburb of Detroit. H r said when bis daughter wrote that her apartment In Royal Oak bud lo lx- Inspected before she could move Into It. It piqued his curiosity and be asked his daughter to send a copy of ihr city ordinance requiring the In­ spections. Mercer thinks It’s u good ordinance that wouldn't cost the cliy anything, but could Improve the quality of rental units in Sanford. The city commission will discuss II al Its Dec. 19 work session Mercer said the Royal Oak ordinance requires that each rental unit in that city be Inspeclrc! every two years, when they become vacant, and doc sn’l allow them lo Ik - occupied again until they pass le Inspection. The program Is (Mid for by assessing minor fees for the Inspections. H r said $8 Is charged lor an Individual rental null In buildings with less thun nine units In larger buildings, all (he units in a building are Inspected for $30. be said. Mercer said be doesn't thtnk those charges would be a hardship for landlords, and they are sufficient In Royal Oak lo jiay for Ihe cntlrr Inspection program. It Ph. 322-0285 * 2 5 7 5 S. F re n c h A v e ., S a n fo rd * yiu to - O u 'tiers in s u r a n c e Ida Home t ar Hudllts, llm iijiiu «4>> il j II O W N A TV & VCR DECEMBER SPECIAL RENT ANY NAME BRAND 19" COLOR TV OR 25" COLOR TV AT REGULAR PRICE 4 RECEIVE A REMOTE CONTROL VCR FOR ONLY *2.95 •in w k . 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Year S7M 00 EDITORIALS Cool heads and hot deals N ovem ber's w ild bidding w a r for R JR Nabisco — and the 62S0 billion reportedly In the hands of leveraged buyout m o g u ls on the prowl for other such prices — h a ve Congress worried, and w ell they sh o u ld . Hut the schemes that have so far been proposed to curb these b u yo u ts — Irom tax la w changes that would m ake corporate b o rro w in g more expensive to bans on pension fun d participa­ tion In leveraged takeovers — co u ld turn out to be worse tha n the disease they arc supposed to cu re . B y comparison, the plans of several congressional com m ittees to hold hearings early next year m ay seem u tepid irsponse, but that's exartly w h a t Congress needs to do — proceed with caution. There Is som ething terribly skew ed about an econom y that offers Its biggest rewards to Its most undeserving participants — the Investors, la w ye rs and brokers w h o can make hundreds of m lllln s of dollars In a matter of weeks on financial m aneuvers that add nothing to the long term wealth o r productive capacity of the nation. Yet the sam e mecha­ nisms these wheelers and dealers use can be Just as cru cia l to those econom ic activities that the c o u n try most wants to encourage. Lim itin g th e ir availability co u ld prove a serious mistake. Ta x breaks for coropralc b orrow in g, (or Instance, are still far more w id e ly used by businesses m a k in g desirable research and c a p ita l in v e s tm e n ts than in leveraged buyouts. E lim in a tin g them w o u ld hu rt both kinds of activities. Even a special tax jx-nalty on particularly high tnlerrst p a ym e n ts — the kind typical w ith the Junk b o nd s used In these buyouts — could hit hardest those new companies, troubled companies a n d high risk ventures that also have to b o rro w at high Interest rates for undertakings that could do i the broader econom y enormous good in the long run. S im ila rly, a n y move to m a ke tl more difficult to force ownership or management changes on a com pany might prevent needed shnkeups of Inefficient corporations. And It would be hard to devise a lim it on pension fund Investm ent that would a p p ly only to unproductive buyout schemes, and wouldn't ‘sim ply prevent the ordinary citizen s served by pension fun ds from earning the same high returns that w ealthy Investors are able to ‘ garner, If Congress has to move carefully, however, that does not m ean that the b u y o u t moguls should be allowed to proceed com placently In (he meantime. Existing securities and an­ titrust laws, if the administration w ould only enforce them , could pul a dam per on deals that mislead ordinary investors or threaten undue concentration of economic power. And c o n g re s s io n a l ang er and a tt e n t io n by themselves, could well Induce a degree of self-restraint on Wall Street. T h e one thing already certain, before any hearings are held. Is that that Is sorely missing. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letter* to I hr rdiior urr welcome. All letters niu*t be signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and as brief a* possible Tile S.in(onl Herald reserves the right to edit letters Berry's World I 8-Z4 I "R EAD M Y LIPS - iM H M h MERRY C H R IS TM A S I" CHUCK STONE A rafat, ‘Red C hina’ and free speech Nobody asked George Shull/ to gel In bed with Yastr Arafat — Just to let him talk to the United Nations Hut the outgoing secretary of slate, who has always seemed to be a man of deliberative cogitation, dissipated that aura with one surly, dog-ln-thr manger denial of a visa to Anifat. Not only did hr compromise the sovereign integrity of the United Nations and the historic right of free speech, he fled. Shultz claimed that hr denied Arafat an American visa In address the sovereign United Nations In New York because the l*alcsilnr Liberation Organization had practiced terrorism "against American citizens and others." Hut a confidential State Department document pre­ pared by Its counter-terrorism bureau lists 22 ln< tdrnts by the I’LO i Latah (action between Ju n e 1983 and March 1988. and none were directed against Americans. When Arafst explicitly exiled lor the recogni­ tion of Israel and condemned terrorism a few days later on Dec 7. hts clarttlcatlon reduced Shultz's decision to an exercise In unjustified vlniiurllvencss. Many nations consider South Africa a terrorist state. Yet South African representatives have unlimited free speech tn our country, even while denying It to black South Africans at home. No one has ever confused Shultz's historical grasp with that of more scholarly predecessors. such as Dean Acheson or John Foster Dulles, but what history teaches Is that nations eventually reach a consensus on international pariahs In 1949. the Peo­ ple's R e p u b lic of C h in a w as p r o ­ claimed In Peking. The United States refused to recognize "Red C h in a " and d e c la re d t h a t It wasn't going to be allowed to "shoot Its way Into the United Nations." The new Chinese govern m en t even se n t It s a r m i e s against A m e ric a n f a begi nni ng troops In Korea In th*t advances 1930 Yet. 21 years Ihe cause of later, the U n ite d peaco In the Ststcs supported tlie Middle East J adm ission of the Pcopie s Republic of China Into the United Nations. And 10 years after that, the two nations established dlptomsilc relation*. History will repeat itself when the United Stales eventually recognize* a Palestinian na­ tion And that time could be drawing nearer j lEfeCb GO CO EttUoH le g M E .. / 50MERW5 m W fife lN rrftc te g ^ E C b - '8 0 $ .. HEY, B A B C u e . cheh; sm s MUtTO/Eg. m w es. L L DAVID S. BRODER Mr. Congressman: Just say yes W ASHINGTON - If ever a <|ueslton arose In politics for which the simple, obvious answer is wrong, that Issue t* the pay for top government ofTIctala. T o Ralph Nader, tire consumer advocate, the proposal to increase the salaries of members of Congress, federal Judge* and top official* of the executive branch ts simply a scheme by members of the "upjier economic elite" to assure their domination of government. "To p federal oftlclals now makr at least five times the average worker's wage." he says. "In a democracy, this Is a sufficient distance between the political rulers and Ihe ruled who |M»y thetr salary-" Th e gut level appeal of this kind of cockeyed jxipullsm Is evident. Walk into any barroom and bowling alley and say, "I'm here to tell you that your poor congressman needs a raise ’cause he can’t make It on $89,300 a year," and you’ll tie hootrd down The obvious response is. "Tough luck T ry making It on my take-home pay." Member* of Congress know this, so they have rejected or scaled back Increases In their own salaries and those of thetr counterparts In the other two branches of government--to the point that. In real, unlnllalrd dollars, those salaries have declined by about one-thtrd In the last 20 years A federal commission of distinguished private citizens, most with past government experience, ts about to recommend a big catch-up raise for the top 2.300 government jobs, with comparable hikes for another 8.500 In senior support positions The proposal goes to President Reagan, who lias given Informal signals through his (owner chief of staff. Howard H. tlaker. Jr., that he will endorse most If not all of the raise in his Dual budget. Th e jiay boost will go Into effect unless blocked by Congress, us many such proposals have been In the past Why Congress Is even v o tin g on Its ow n su lary--a u o b viou s cnnflirt-of-lnirrest -ts a question some would like to address by taking Ihe lawmakers entirely out of the process. But as long «* they have a say. It's terribly tempting for the grandstanding |>ollllclami In the House and Senate to play Nader's populist tune by offering a resolution ol disapproval. If the resolution comes to a vote. It passes, because few are brave enough to say. "A pay raise Is good public policy, even If It benefits me." Hut the testimony to the salaries com­ mission. headed by Washington lawyer I loyrt N. Culler. Is convincing evidence that Ihe quality and Integrity of government are being Jeopardized by the diminishing rewards of public service. In the executive branch, Anthony S. Fauci, director of AIDS research at the National Institutes of Health (N llll. testified that because Nil) salaries are rapj>rd at a level Hut the world can only believe Arafat's speech before the U N. General Assembly If It doesn’t fall the Emersonian lest: "How can I hear what you say when what you do stands over you the while and thunders so loud that I cannot hrar what you say to the contrary?" Translation There must br no more terrorism In the meantime, the only thing that world opinion has to rely on are Arafat's word* When Shultz tried to suffocate Arafat's freedom of speech, he failed on four accounts ft) H r ended up giving the PLO leader a bigger world platform (2) tty furring Ih r General Assembly to travel to Geneva to hear Arafat, he added more costs to a U N budget alrrady worsened by America's arrears |3) He closed hts eyrs to (he terroftat-sponsoring government* with whom wr do business 14) H r isolated America's moral leadership Fortunately. Shultz's lost gasp in a lame duck administration didn't commit diplomatic hah kart ICI I «WM( W1*aMS I M T I t r a i t l SUM JACK ANDERSON ET-U-l-CA'L S'/Q-LUTTO-H r6 Q e ... Arafat has finally come to trrms with a painful reality for hts people! Israel la here to stay. Before a Palestine Is here to stay as well (and like the People's Republic of China, one day It will be), the PLQ must recognize Ih r sovereign legitimacy of Israel roughly boll that of comparable positions tn universities or Industry. “Over the U*t decade. NIII has not been able to recruit a single senior research scientist from the prtvsle or academic sectors to engage In...a clinical or basic biomedical research program Not one." The problem may be particularly arutr In scientific Jobs hut brad-hunters for thelnromlng hush administration also have a major stake In the pay raise proposal. They must try to recruit able managers from high salaried buslnesa and Industry Jobs-and. more Impor­ tant. hold them for morr than the )H month average for senior government positions, so they ran make an Im parl once they know thetr Jobs In the Judiciary, the number of resig­ nations attests to the frustrations of non­ c o m p e titiv e p a y . Only six Judges re­ signed between 1958 and 1973; In Ih r co m a prab le span from 1974 through th is y e a r , the num ber was 57. C o n se rv a tiv e s Justifiably worry how many of Ihe Reagan appointees of recent years can afford to stay on the bench. Hut compelling tea tltnony also came from a black Judge. Robert M. Duncan, who quit In 1985. ut age 57. to enter private practice. "The decision to leave Ihe bench was agonizing." he said, but "after llVy years of 00-83-hour work weeks." after enduring death threats to himself ami his family members, "m y wife was still working, we had not traveled outside the country, and I was unable to foresee how I could afford to send my youngest daughter to the unlversliy of our choice." As for Congress, the center of controversy tn any pay-raise proposal, the Cutler commission Is proposing a straight trade off, endorsed by the leaders of both parties In the House and Senate: Give the members a substantial pay Increase and. ut Ihe same time, rrqulre that they slop fattening their pay hy picking up honorariums for speeches and visits to outside groups The honorarium loophole Is one through which House members can supplement their l»ay by 30 percent and Senate members by 40 percent. It Is one of the ethical "black holes" of Capitol Hill Censorship by military brass W ASHINGTON — American troops tn the Pacific are fed a diet of censored and sanitized news from In the Psc 18c Stars and Stripes newspaper Serious charges of censorship have been substantiated by a rotigresslona) Investigation, but It appears the Pentagon will do nothing about It The self funded. Tokyo-based newspaper delivers U S and world news to 130.000 American troops stationed tn Guam. Japan Korea and the Philippines The military supervises and gistrlbutr* the paper, but la not supposed to Interfere with Ihr stories That rule has apparently dropped by the wayside, along with basic press freedoms Our associate Jim Lynch has examined an unpublished copy of the draft report from the General Accounting Office, which was •■signed by Congress to Investigate Ihe censorship charge* A panel of Journal 1st* appointed by the G A O fn u n d th a t many of the editorial d e c is io n s at Ihe newspsprr were In­ d e f e n s ib le Col Edwin Montgomery, a former fighter pilot. Is the top editor of the paper lie claims that he only edited the stories to correct C h * Inserted "Inaccurate" or "un­ quotes from balanced" reporting by the wire services himself In sn and his own civilian Associated reporters Press story j Th e G A O scruti­ nized 2(X) allegation* of c e n s o rs h ip . Most re s u lte d from Montgomery doctoring or spiking "bad news'* about the military — H r refused to print a story about a communis! guerrilla In the Philippines, catting It a “ public relations piece for tbr communists." — He killed a story on a Korean woman who w i i s a prostitute and had entered the Untied States in a sham marriage with a serviceman Montgomery said It wo* senna ttonal ism. — He Inserted quotes from himself In an Associated Press story about the censorship investigation Those quotrs said that If the G A O was "fair." It would find no substance to the censorship allegations. The GAO rrcommrndcd that the Pentagon replace Montgomery with n qualified civilian editor hut the Pentagon has ulready an­ n o u n c e d a o n e -y e a r e x t e n s io n of Montgomery's term as editor and says 11 needs an editor Irom the mtlltury because the paper must be ready to meet the needs of the troop* in combat Montgomery has more than Just the Pentagon In his comer. He lias hts cousin. Rep. Sonny Montgomery. 0-Miss. Staffers on three congressional committees who are lanilllar with the GAO Investigation say that Rep Montgomery worked behind the scenes to help Col. Montgomery. The congressman told us that he only helped his cousin get an Interview with a key congressman looking Into the censorship allegations. "I thought It wn* important for him lo I k - able to tell his side o f tlie story," Rep. Montgomery said. Col. Montgomery shouldn't take all the blame. It appears hts role at the newspaper was scripted by his superiors. As one House Armed Services Committee staffer put It. "You'd (censor) too If a four-slur general was Jumping on your (derriere)." The Pentagon rejected GAO recommenda­ tions to abolish the Stars and Stripes rule against Investigative reporting and lo do uwuy with the paper's advisory board, made up entirely of military brass. So what will the Pentagon do with the G A O 't conclusions? Precious little. B r J « k Andtt MX and Oak V » « Art* ICI INI. P»«t WnUri G/»v» Cost'N**. 'NX UatNd r«tw , IrkHaH. lac. �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — W ednekdar, D acsm bsr 14, 1968 — • A Guns------------ F IN A N C IA L Market moderate, prices dip Unit** Press International NEW YORK — I’rlcca opened lower Wed­ nesday In moderalr trading of New York Stork Exchange Issues following a Commerce De­ partment report on the nation’s trade plrturr. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which rose 3.91 Tuesday, was of! 10 85 to 2132 64 shortly after the market opened Declines led advences 310-351 among the 1.389 issues crossing the New York Stork Exchange tape. Early turnover amounted to about 11.830.000 shares. Shortly before the market opened, the Commerce Department reported the nation's merchandise trade gap narrowed In October to 910 35 billion from a revised September deficit of 910 87 billion. Wall Street forecasters had estimated the trade shortfall would be within a range from about 98.5 billion to 910 5 billion The market had been anxiously awaiting the trade figures for clues on how fast the nation's economy was growing and whether rapid growth would prompt the Federal Reserve to raise Interest rates Tile trade report sent the dollar lower against key foreign currencies In early New York trading. Dollar slightly lower; gold, silver both off United Press International The dollar was slightly lower Wednesday In moderate trad* Ing against key foreign cu r­ rencies In New York following a Commerce Department re­ port on the nation's trade picture. Gold and silver prices were mostly lower. The Commerce Department r e p o r t e d th e n a t i o n ' s merchandise trade gap nar­ rowed In October to 910 35 billion from a revised Sep tem ber deficit of 910 87 billion Analysts had forrraal a wide Dow Jones Daw Jaa ss Avsragss 10:00 * tn 30 Indus 3136 91 off 6 58 30 Trans 944 31 of! I HO 13 Utils 184 HO off 0 18 85 Stork N11 84 oil I 93 range of figures lor the October trade gap. but most predic­ tions were between 910 billion to 910 5 billion. In earlier trading In Tokyo, the d o lla r s tre n g th e n e d against the Japane*- yen. Gold And Silver NEW YORK - Foreign and domestic gold A silver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce Wednesday Gold London Previous clone 420 50 up 0 75 Morning fixing 4 19 60 off 0 90 Hung Kong 419 83 off 0 40 Now York Comex spot gold open 42150 up 170 Comex spot sliver open 6 188 up 0 02 (London m orning fixing rhsnge is based on lire pervtous day's rinsing price | (otnmission decided on a 3-2 vote not to oppose It The properly was owned by several people and Included a Sanford water well Held owned by Ihe city but not within the city limits The property not owned by the city is expected to tie developed In other tsislnrss , the osmmission • Annexed property at Ihe southwest corner of* W Fifth Street and Airport Houlevard at the request of Seminole Capital Limited • Reronrd property south ol Celery Avenue and north of First R oad, east of S u m m e rlin Avenue The ptupetly. In Ihe eastern jiart «»f Ihe clly. will be developed Into a retirement jiark by New Tribes Mlsstnn lo replace a currrni retirement park at Oviedo which Is In the path of Ih r S r m l n o l r C o u n ty Kx|i<r*away • Approved conditional use permits to enable iwu planned rrstauranis lo serve alcoholic Government pay raises United Press Iniecrvstlsoal W A S H IN G TO N - A presi­ dential com m ission re co m ­ mended a pay raise of more than 50 percent Tuesday for mem­ ber* of Congrrsa and federal district judges, an Increase of 945.500 lo Immml ihrlr annual salaries lo 9 135.000 Th e panel also suggested salaries of Cabinet members be raised 955.500 a year — from 999.500 to 9135.000 It said Ihr brttrr pay Is needed tu attract and retrain high caliber officials for lop government posts In addition. Ibr Commission on Executive. Legislative and Judicial Salaries suggestrd these other raises • President, from 9200.000 a year to 9350.000 • V ic e p r e s i d e n t , fro m 9H5.OOOto9l75.OtX) • Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, from 9110.000 to 9 165.000 R IC H A R D V IN C E N T TIQ H K Richard Vlnccnl Tlghe. 54. 435 Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, died Monday at his residence. Horn July 19. 1934 In New Jersey, he moved lo Alta­ monte Springs from Toms River. N.J.. In 1971. He was an Insur ant e salesman arid u member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. He was an Army veteran. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Elizabeth; son. Richard "Chris” . Weather------Continued from Page 1A Marion White ot the Central Florida Research and Education Center said only the most cold srnslllvr plants might have been damaged by the chill Corum brrs. squash and tomators are most cold sensitive, while cab huge. broccoli and carrots better sustain the cold Actually, the brief, early cold spell might have helped plants, be said Early cold spells force sap down Into roots so Inal plants can endure even ctilffi r temperatures Don S m ith . C rysta l La k r Nursery owner, reported no damage to plants At 39 degrees with wind, he said, plants are at no risk Smith cautioned growers noi lo h r down yard plants as they would ferns or citrus. II growers choose to cover plants during cold weather Smith advises them lo use slicks lo keep plasltr from dlrrrlly lour hing plants. In order lo keep the plants warmer Jeff Mae/ula of Rhodes and Sons N u rsery said healers w e r e n ' t t u r n e d on in grrrnhooses last nlghl No dam­ age was i ausrd to plants at the nursery, he said Some ol the area's homeless sought shelter Irom Iasi night's cold The Rescue Mission on I3lh Street took in .itmnl live morr individuals than on an avrragr nlghl. Ihr mission's Deborah Wynn said Last nlghl alsiul 2<lmen anil a woman with (litre i hlldrrn kept warm .it Ihe Holy Croat Episcopal Church has nol had rrqursis litis year for cold-weal her shelter, which it has nffrrrd In its rectory In the past. Coot toned from Page 1A wan lung him IwvrrRges Kelley said I uesday allrr Ihe Gregory s Is under construe aniHHincrment that she believed non In thr Sanford Town Square Clayton had made a good de­ shopping erliter In the 1500 cision. "Since we re nol suing hlork of French Avenue, and thr ihe cities as much, there's nol as San Antonio Rose Mexican res much work for her to do." Kelley latiranl plans In move to (hr said. ” 1 still feel that one lawsttli Mine shopping c rliter soon Is too many.” Commissioner Fred Streelman • A dopted ad o M I i u j U f ms*Ung Uie reclaimed wralrr- •Aid,' Under the circumstance* irnse system lor ihe etty. and a site made a smart derision." According to him. Clayton’s de­ resolution telling mil policies arttf ^ffoerdurrs for use of Ihe cision likely was liased on more than annexation issues water Construction of main During commissioner's review Hors for Ihe treated effluent is of current litigation Tuesday. under way now Hooper and deputy county at­ torney Bob McMillan told them • Rezoned proprrty on Ihr the county challenge* cities on wrsl side of Sanlord Avenue between 24th anti 25th strrets to lew situations Of Ihe 40 rases allow construc t Ion of an ac­ currently open, only four Involve countant’toff ler rides, McMillan said The other rases involve eminent domain. Insurance claim s and suits against tlie county over zoning and other decisions In suits involving ride*, ihrrc of the four Involve Sanford annexations The other Is the county's lawsuit against three ctcltrs. Including Sanford, over their refund to collect county mad Impact Ires Hut McMillan said of (lie 346 know n annexations m ih r countv sinc e 1977, only 14 have been challenged by ihr county Thirteen of the uses have either been decided in the county's favor by the courts or have been settled. Mi Mill.in salt! One Sanford annexation sun was lost by Ibr county because ii tiled Ihe a|i|>e.il In the wrong routl. but the county Is asking permission from Ih r ajiprals court to take the case to the stale Supreme Court. After the workshop, Warren v>td ihe jx rccpet ton that the county Is aggressive towards the rides Is not fully supported by the farts Nevertheless, she said thr county nerds lo lakr broad steps to eliminate the petrep lion "Th e ruling right or wrong dors not Justify a methodologv or an attitude," Warren said C o m m is s io n e rs a jijiro vrd Hooper's suggest Ion lo meet with officials from Altamonte Springs and Sanford to seek agreements lo provide service tu unlncorjNiraied areas nearly or completely surrounded by those cldcs mission The Salvation Army hasn't been taxed with increased re qursis for assistance and shrllrr. Lt. 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Orange Park: and two grandchildren. G o ld e n ’s Fu n e ra l H o m e , Winter Park, In charge of ar­ rangements. These quotations provided by members of the National Aaaoclatlon of Secuiltlea O ral era are representative Inter-dealer prlcea aa of m id morning today Inter­ d e a le r m a rk e ta ch a ng e throughout the day Price* do not Include retail markup or markdown. Bid Ask American Pioneer 3 VS 4 Uamett Hank 3344 33H 20 First Union 2044 rP A L 314V 31H Fla. Progress 34 H 34 VY 43*i MCA 44 Hughes Supply 1744 174k 2 3U Morrison's 23 ly 53 vy NCH Corp 52% 38 Plessey 39 Scotty's 10*4 II Southeast Hank 22H 23 20* k 21 SunTrust 65 iy Wall Disney 85% Wrsllnghouse 52 5244 17%* Hzunswk k 17*4 H BJ 944 » Fla National 18 1844 Winn Dixie 44 44*4 29** Emerson 29% build a house here on his own and 1 think he should lie allowed t o " McClanahan asked “ Who knows what the assessed value of lhal house Is?” Commissioners Mercer and Whltcy Eckstein voted lo deny the waiver and McClanahan and Hob Thomas Jr. voted against denial. Mayor Itellye Smith brokr the tie by voting against denying Ihr permit, hut then asked for a motion lo (able Ihe matter as requested, which was made and passed The commission also approved an ordinance selling up an Inspection system for srpllc tanks In non-rrsldentlal arras C lly Engineer Hill Simmons explained that lo comply with new slate regulations. Ih r rounly will allow no more septic tank prnnlis In the county In non-resident Lit arras unless Ihr governing Jurisdiction has a procedure lo monitor them. City Manager Frank Faison said thr rule would apply lo very lew places since nol many corn mrrriatly nr Industrially zoned arras have septic tanks ford lo creale the lax Increment district. Such a district freeres pro­ perty taxes in I he area and reserves any additional tux rev­ enue resulting Irom Improve merits or Increased valuations Thai money goes Into a special fund and Is used for low Interest loans or grams lo luster devel­ opment or redevelopment. In another mailer. Ihe com­ mission tablrd action on a re­ quest lo grant permission for Woodrow Pope to rebuild a house at G10 E Seventh Street that has liren more than 80 percent destroyed by flrr Pope was not at the meeting and had requested the vote tie postponed However. Mercer said he did not favor granting waiv­ ers of city ordinances and moved the waiver for Pope lie denied A etty ordinance says If (Ur de­ stroys HO prrrrn t or morr of Ihr assessed value of a house It cannot lie rebuilt McClanahan said. "We are sprriding grant money In the same area lo fix up houses, some of which would tie condemned Herr is someone who wants to Resigns-------- City Coatlaaad from P ig i 1A The remganlzatkm makes Jan Donahue, current deputy clly clerk and Faison s secretary, clly clerk She will remain secretary lo the city administrator Faison also proposed that Carolyn Small, now chief ac­ c o u n ta n t becom e fin an ce director and head a department •WlWh will liu lude pari bl life prrsrnt administrative services department dealing with finance and budget The rest of thr current ad­ ministrative senders d e trim e n t will become thr personnel dr pariment Faison proposed that T im McCauley, a personnel technician, tie promoted lo the new position ol personnel director Faison said his plan w ill lighten the staff organization and will cost the clly about 97.500 less In personnel coats In Ibr annexation case, about 200 acres between L’psala Road and Oregon Avenue south of Ihe CSX Railroad right of way was approved after thr co u n ty Local Interest Continued from Page 1A The last session of the Florida Legislature authorised counties to impose a Hirer day walling period on g u n p urch a se s. Volusia and Orange county commissions both passed such resolutions but the Semlnult( ommission defeated it. City commissioners also In­ structed City stall to negotiate with county staff about the county commission delegating authority lo Sanford to create a tax Increment financing district In the Goldsboro area The commission had hoped to pass such a resolution before the county charter goes into effect Jan. I. but time la running mil City Attorney William Colbert told the commission that Florida law reaervrs the right tri rrra lr such a district to counties, if the county had adopted a charter, unlesa the rounly delegates such authority lo a cliy T h e com m ission then in ­ structed city staff to meet with county staff lo determine what the county's attitude I* wimtil delegating the authority to San JAMES E. SCHUITEMAN L.F.O GRAMKOW FU N ER A L HOME IJO WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TE L E P H O N E (305) 322-3213 LtMwJlr Owned Aiut Oftrraletl Since l!*J6 i BtU WEL90RN - Lkosud Fwwrsl Director PROVIDING PERSONAL SERVICES FOR OVER 1 0 0 YEARS (WIN "SHORTY” SMITH, SR. PAUL NEWBY SPONSORING THE ADDRESS CITY _____ ZIP ______ Prearranged Funeral Program Sanford, Hi. I' •- r *,»* hm t*.‘, ■*- NAME __ The GUARDIAN PLAN* Csnwr sf M Street sag Laarsf ! ' , GRAMKOW FUN ER AL HOME 130 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SA N FOR D. F L 32773 I miZI S.« la iwi ate,) taw- r*wt* I *nW*.«*nd IS*,* n no Iill.lion (RfT) 322-2131 STATE PHONE �•A — Santord Harold. Sanloid. Flood! - W»dnt»di>. D*camb*f 14, 1080 Airport--------------------Continued from Page I A Into Sanford during the winter tourist vam in and 17 per week durtn|{ the summer. “ The main priority now is to get the terminal finished." he said. The terminal building has been gutted. and can be uaed the way It is temporarily, said Mack LaZenby, airport director. The authority had hoped to have It flnslhed by Feb. I. but a joint participation agreement with the stale to receive pantal state funding for the project was needed, which will delay the project slightly. The agreement was approved Tuesday and LaZenby Mid bids will be let as soon as the money Is received and bids can be let. Me Mid he hopes the terminal will be finished by late February or early March. The Federal Aviation Administration has approved a $1.1 million gram for 90 percent ol the coat of extending the apron In the terminal area and construction will begin soon The authority will pay $55,000. or 5 percent of the coat and the state will pay the other 5 percent. Another requirement before charter service can begin la adequate crash rescue service and the authority voted to accept an offer from Sanford to provide that service. The authority had asked both Sanford and Seminole County to submit propoMls for offering air crash fire protection and decided to accept the Sanford proposal as less expensive. The city commission approved the proposal Monday night The airport authority will pay the coat of sending 10 firefighters to a school In Ocala later this month. Sanford offered to provide service for up to 35 flights per week at no cost, except when off-duty firemen have to be called In. Fire Chief Tom Hlckaon estimated the cost for 70 flights per day as $64,063 per year. The county offered basically the Mine service for $167,000. LaZenby Mid the county's costs were higher because the county fire system Is spread over a larger area The airport would he served from the Midway Fire Station, but whenever equipment and men left that station to cover a landing or take-off. the station would have to be covered by men and equipment fmm somewhere else In the system Sanford proposes to send a fire truck and crew to the runway about 30 minutes beforr a flight Is to land Unless the airplane Is not leaving uguln that day. which would Infrequent, the crew wilt remain there until the craft takrs off again Palmlerl Mid the truck will often be at the airport for three of four hours at a stretch. Chief Hickson said that will not hr a problem unless there are other fire calls during the time. When OfF-dUl) firemen mas h a i r to lx* t ailed III that case, the ulrport authority will |>ay those firemen The contracted flrr service will only be temporary. LaZenby said Me M i d the authority has one old llrr truck with loam capability, ns required, but not the water capacity the FAA requires The authority anticipates buying another truck next year and hiring Its own l>ersonnel to handle its own fire protection One other situation to tie rrsolvrd before beginning charter service from Canada Is that a customs official must tie available at the airport. LaZenby Mid the staff ts working on that, and may get an official to come up from Orlando to handle foreign flights Sanford Regional: An airport looking for an airline ■y LAURA L. $ULLIVAN Herald staff writer S A N F O H I) The Sanford Regional Airport Is an airport looking for an airline. T h e accom m odations arc there: Once a naval air base, the airport has all the facilities to land ncany any flight tn the western hemisphere, and is undergoing renovations and expansion. And the need is there: A marketing study completed In the spring shows a clear demand for earner service to the facili­ ties. So the S a n fo rd A ir p o r t Authonty Is aggressively trying to make service to the airport more than just a possibility They want to make it reality tn the next year The marketing study for the authority estimates 943.000 Sanford area residents might fly­ out of the airport In a 12-month period. The greatest demand Is for service from Sanford to Miami and to Atlanta, according to Mack LaZenby. director of uviatlon at the authonty. Service to regional centers and major transponatlon hubs like Miami and Atlanta could tie a benefit to area business travel­ ers Such service could make It poMiblr for a passenger to leave Sanford, conduct a full business itay In Miami, then return "at u reasonable hour." he M i d . "You can't hardly make a one day business trip to Miami" he Mid. noting the time It takes to dnve to the area's main airport tn Orlando and to find parking there "The airline market is a dif­ ficult one to get into." LaZenby said Since deregulation of airlines In 1978. he Mid. airlines may choose which markets to enter and w h ic h to exit-* depending on how profitable service to those areas can be. Service from Sanford "could be profitable lor the earner and profitable for the airport." he M id Even if only 30 perrent of the estimated area traffic flew from the alrpon. he M id. airlines would still serve 300.000 con­ sumers a year. According to the authonty's study, passengers tn the Sanford area spent $42.6 million on airline tickets In 1985. The study Included Seminole and s o u t h V o lu s ia c o u n t ie s . The authonty is developing Incentive packages to attract airlines to Sanford Regional Alrpon Packages would Include negotiated landing fees and coats for handling aircraft and for start up operations. LaZenby M id Planned growth lor Sanford Regional Airport doesn't include competition with Orlando In­ ternational or Daytona Beach Regional Alrpon. LaZenby Mid Carrier and chaner services to Sanford using mostly 20- to 40 seat planes could be com­ plements to those at nearby facilities, he M id Over 90 per­ cent of fliers In the Sanford area choose flights from Orlando while 2.2 use Dwytona facilities, according to the authority's study. And LaZenby contends that Sanford's proximity to the O r­ lando and Daytona airports shouldn't preclude additional service to the area. Ifla premise is that Sanford is the same distance from Orlando as Ft. Lauderdale from Miami Miami and Ft Lauderdale are major air terminals In Florida Scheduled carrier and charter services, air cargo services and corporate and general aviation all play a part In the authority's master plan To accommodate this kind of branching out. the authority has approved funding for 17 new T hangars, a half mile of new roadway and renovation of the terminal now underway. The authority will work with a $6 2 million budget In 1989. Existing facilities at Sanford Regional Include an Instrument landing system. 90 hangars, an 8.000-foot primary runway, a control tower and high-lnlensity runway lights So far this year, the airport has serviced 140.000 operations Itakc-offs and landings), an in­ crease of 30 percent over last year To promote the alrpon among Sanford Regional Airport it large enough to handle commercial traffic airlines, recreational filers and businesses the autlronty has produced a video presentation numerating Sanford area attrac­ tions. LaZenby produced a promotional newsletter to out­ line aiporl developments tn the fall Arafat makes dramatic appeal for peace Unltod F r a n Intarnatlonal G E N E V A - P L 0 leader Yasser Arafat Mid Ire opposed terrorism “ In all Its forms" and appealed directly to Israel for peace talks Tuesday tn a dra­ matic speech to an unprece­ dented session of thr U.N General Assrmbly away from Its headquarters "I ask the leaders ol Israel lo c o m e h e r e , u n d e r the sponsorship of the United Na­ tions. so that together we can lorge peace." Arafat told thr delegates at the Palais Des Nations, thr U N European headquarters It was not immediately clear If Arafat. In fits proposal for thr peaceful coexistence of Jewish and Palestinian states, was rr fcrrtng to a previously proposed U.N.-sponsored conference on thr Middle East. Israel, which boycotted the one-hour. 20-mlnutr opening speech of file three-dav General Assembly deflate on the Pales line question, and the United Slutrs swiftly dismissed the address as ambiguous Israeli Ambassador lo thr United Nations Jotianan field Mid. "lie's a very good actor but I don't sec any tnujor departure from Algiers." where the Palestinian leadership de­ clared an Independent slate. supported a U.N. resolution Implicitly recognizing Israel's right to exist and renounced terrorism. T h r United States and lararl rejected the Nov 15 Algiers declaration by thr Palestine N a t i o n a l C o u n c i l , or parllamrnt-ln-exllr. saying II did not go far enough toward peace In the Middle Eaal. In his speech. Arafat reaf­ firmed Israel's right to exist within secure borders provided the Mine rights arc accorded the atatr of Palrallnr pro­ claimed In the occupied West Hank and Ga/a Strip, where a year-old Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation ts raging The chairman of ihe Palestine Liberation Organisation M i d the PLO "ts free of all ambiguity." "I condemn terrorism in all Us form* I condemn irrrortsm In all Its forms." hr Mid. In Washington. Ihe Slate Department M id there were some "Interesting and positive" elements In ihe sprrrh. hut rejected II ns falling short of meeting U.S. conditions for a dialogue with Ihe PLO. D e p a rtm e n t sp oke sm a n Charles Redman M i d "II con­ tinues lo tie ambiguous on key Issues." Including recognition of Israel's rlghl lo exist, accep­ tance of the U .N . Security Council resolutions on peace and negotiations in the Middle East, and renouncing the use of terrorism Jordan s King Muaseln Mid. however that Arafat had done everything the United Stales had asked of the PLO leader toward the Middle East peace process "I know what was expected of ihe PLO all the more because in Ihe past I Intervened with Ihe United Stales on behalf of the PLO." Hussein M id In an in­ terview w ith Fra n c e 's Anlrnne-2 television channel T h r monarch M id he wanted to state "clearly and frankly that chairman Arafat has met each of Ihe requirements of Ihe United Stairs. " Wearing a khaki military un­ iform with his trademark black and white headdress known as a "kafflyah" draped over his right shoulder. Arafat proposed a 3-polnl "peace Initiative" on behalf of "Ihe provisional gov­ ernment of the State of Pairs line " Dramatically raising his voice, gesturing and widely opening hts eyes. Arafal then issued his direct challenge to Israel to do business with Ihe PLO. •I M y lo them, as 1M y lo you. that our people, who want dignity, freedom and peace for themselves and security for their state, want the same things for all the states and parties Involved In the Arab israrll conflict." hr M i d "I M y to them Come, let u* makr pracr Cast away frar and Intimidation Lravr tx-hlnd thr apectrr of the wars that liavr raged co n tin uo u sly In ih r furnace of this conflict lor thr past 40 years. Set aside all threats of wars lo come, whose fuel could only be ihe bodies ol our children and yours. "Come, let us makr pcarr Let us makr thr peace of Ihr bold, far from thr arrogance of power and the weapons of destruction, far from occupation and opprrsalon and humiliation and murder and lorlurr." hr M id Arafal asM ilrd Ihr United Stairs for supporting Israel and denounced as "arbitrary" ihr U.S. rrfusal tn grant him a visa to address thr debate In New York, which prompted ih r 159-mrmbrr General Assrmbly lo move ihr session lo Geneva Only Ihr United Slatrs arid Israrl votrd against thr transfer Uritatn abstained "It Is painful and regrettable that thr American government alone should continue lo bark aggressive and expansionist schemes as well as Israel’s c o n tin u e d o c c u p a tio n of P alestinian and Arab ter rttories." Arafat M i d . The world responds... Is ra e lis say speech a ‘m ira g e ’ Unltad Prsss Intarnatlonal JER U SA LEM The army Wednesday enforced a curfew lor a second duy In the West (Link town of liurtn while |x>llcr investigated tiir slayings of a Palestinian, a Jewish setiler and a soldier In one of ttie most violent Incidents ol ihr year-old Palestinian uprising A lund dispute between Palestinian villagers a n d Israrll settlers apparently sparked Tuesday's confrontation In u Held adjacent llrr northern Jew ­ ish West Hank settlement of lieraklta. authorities M id At Iruxl 307 Palestinians and 10 Israrll* have been killed since Palestinian* began their upris­ ing Dec. 9, 1987. against 21 years of Israeli occupation. Th e Incident occurred at about the lime PLO chief Yasser Arafat addressed the U.N Gen eral Assembly III Geneva, c u ll­ ing lor |>enre talk* with Israel i P rim e M in Inter Y it/h u k Sh am ir dismissed Arafat's overturncs as a "mirage." but throughout the occupied West Hank and Ga/a Strip. Palesti­ nians rrlcbralrd Arafat's speech by staging marches, waving plcutrrs of Ihe PLO trader and waving Ihe outlawed Palesti­ nian flag. Palestinian sources M id . In Nablus, thr West Hank's largest city. Palestinians re­ leased balloons Into thr air carrying red. green, black and white PLO Hags, the sources M id . In Uuza Clly. residents drllrd a curfew shot fireworks from their rooftop* and chanted "God Is great" and "We want u Palestinian state.” The military clamped a curlew on Ihe entire Ga/a Strip Monday In an effort to prevent violence on Ihe ot t .isioii of Arafat's speech, and lilted Ihe curfew early Wed­ nesday on must of ihr urea B ush: N o th in g new fro m PLO Unltad F r a u IntTwatfowal W ASHINGTON - President­ elect George Hush M id Tuesday Palestine Liberation Organiza­ tion leader Yasser Arafat's speech to thr United Nations was not enough to open talks between the United Statrs and ihr PLO and added that a "clearer statement on every­ thing" Is necessary, Hush Tuesday alto met with President-elect Carlos Andrea Pert* of Venezuela lo discuss Third World debt and other Issues and both men proclaimed their relationship off to a good start. Speaking to reporters as he sat down to meet with Perez. Hush was asked about Arafat'a address lo the United Nations In Geneva and M id he had not "had a chance tn analyze that long, long speech." However, asked If his ad­ ministration Is prepared to hold direct tulks with the I’M), hr M id: "No. we've got to havr u much clearer statement of ev­ erything." Hush contended that Arulut. In h is s p e e c h , d id not specifically address Ihr three mum condition* Ihe United Stales Mys must Ire met beforr there can be a direct dialogue recognition of Israel s right to exist, a renouncing of terrorism, and recognition of the U.N resolutions concerning peace and negotiations In (hr Middle East. "The conditions are clear — Ihe American position Is very clear." Hush M id "I would welcome any progress, hut It's got to be dear. It’s got to be clear In these three significant points." Following his meeting with Perez. Bush declared Ihe rela tlonshlp "off to a very good start" and contended Perez was "very persuasive.” "Short hop* from Sanford would be wonderful. Penny Stone of l-ik r Mary I ravel said A demand exists among arra travelers. Slone M i d . but not it flying from a smaller uir(*>ri makes the trip more expensive Hut flying from a smaller alrjxirt iliMsn I have to lost morr. Mi/rnhv Mid Farrs and quality of servlcr have lo lie In litre with consumer demand In order for lire .minx * to profit, hr said I fir airline market t* motivated hv ttie economic* of the traveling market It s o u n d e d g o o d b u t it w o n ’t p la y in U .S ., Is ra e l URI A n a ly s is CAIRO. Egypt — Allrr more than four decades of Arab Israrll hirsiilily. II would have been extraordinary If I’l.O chairman Yasser Arafat had met U S demands for an explicit Palestinian recognition of Israel In his longawallrd speech Tuesday The leader <4 Ihr Palestine Liberation Organl/allnn Is enmeshed In a drlicatr tialanring art In Ihr Middle East where diplomatic progress is usually measured In nuances And there were plrnlv ol nuances in his *|>rreli lo an extraordinary session of Hu U .N General Assembly In Geneva Arulal's proposal* lot an inirrnatlonal peace conference and deployment ol U K forces In Ihe Israeli-occupied West Hank and Ga/u Strip are unlikely lo lie urcrplrd by Ihr United Slates Ihr main l.irgn of Ills (trace ollrnslvr. and produced thr rxpe< Ird lot mediate rejection from Israrl He did not advance ttie Palestinian position signlllcattily beyond llir declaration Issued by the Palestine Na ttonal Council Nov. 15 In Algiers so II Is unlikely to satisfy Ih r United Slatrs. which Aralut Iiojm-s will font concessions out of Israrl T h r Reagan administration M i d that declaration did not go far enough In Hireling the U S demand for clear recognition of Israrl. an American prrcondition for negotiating with the PLO Arafat Is dinging lo the card of unequivocal recognition because It is one of the last hr has up Ills sleeve lie a|ij>ar rntlv Is not prepared lo play II without assurance ol some g-‘io So. once more Ihe world wax trcuied to the chimera ol Arafal trying lo woo the Unit ed Stairs, keep In line* hi* radical wing up|x>sed lo deal­ ing with Israrl. and leave sninr room lor luturr give In negoti­ ations. Il’x somewhat aktn to trying lo nail Jrllo to u wall. Arafat’s speech abounded with phrases that Implicitly acknowledged Israrl'a right to survival side hy side with ,i Palestinian slate Arufal affirmed again ih.u ^ This is a clear and unambiguous p o s i t i o n . As chairman of the PLO, I declare here again that I con­ demn terrorism in all its forms. ■ •Yasser Aralal PLO chairman the U N Security Council's Resolution 242 ol 1967. pro­ viding ihe right ol all stairs In ihe region (olive within secure iMiundarlrs. should serve ns the 1*1*1* of an international (trace conference llr also indicated that Ihr I'l.O had abandoned Its lorrnrr objective ol clrxlfovlng Israrl H r acknowledged that Ihr I’l.O'* plan lo establish a "democratic stale" on all the land ol Palestine — meaning Israel and the occupied ter­ ritories — was a d re am dis­ tant Irom reality." Although Arafal blurred the recogn ition Issue, h r ultempted to meet another U.S. drmand hv delivering a re­ nunciation ol terrorism In dear lemta. "Th is Is a clear and tinatnhlgtious position." hr Mid "A s chairman of ihe PLO. I declare here again that I con­ dem n terrorism in all lls loruis " Mill hr also look all liidlrccl xwi|x- ai Israel and ihe United Slate* by "saluting all Ihr people in iMs hall who were once acc used ol terrorism by ilx-ir cxrcullonrrs and colo­ nizer*. during Ihr bailies ol liberation. Ian who urr now ih r hoiirsi leader* of their liroplex " Aralal had a much more |M-ai elul demeanor than In his llrsl s|M-er li in ihe General Assembly in 1974 when lie w as an used *>» entering the U N building in New York arm ed with a pistol. Hut. hairing a change In U S policy under President­ elect George hush. Arnfut will have lo move further lo earn a place In a negotiated settlemem ol Hu- Middle East con­ flict. �S a n fo r d H e ra ld . S a n fo rd . 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M.i»* Stair poller Investlf{Mllnft ihr death* of six women found along highways In thr New Ik-dford area aural til a 35'year old man Tuesday on charges of kidnap ping a woman and raping and assaulting hrr with a dangerous weapon A stale poller s|M>krsrnan ref­ used to link Ihe suspect, Nell F Anderson of New IW-dford. to tfie six murders, but news report* said he was considered u prime susprrl In Ihe jiosaiblr serial killing* Anderson, who Is unemployed, surrendered withoul Inc ident at his home 10 blocks from Ihe Weld Square area, whrre at least some of ihe v ic tim s were believed to have worked as prostitutes, Ihe Hjxikrsman said WE BEAT ALL LOCAL ADVERTISED K W PRICES JUST BRING IN ANY COMPETITOR'S CURRENT AD .. ^AVE.TIME & SAVE SS AT ABC 6 America's Largest Wine and Spirits Merchant F\ ( bo/ b y ') DAY i LIQ U O R SALE LOWEST PRICES LIQUOR & WINE Hr was held overnight at the New liedlord city Jail for ar­ raignment Wednesday morning In [)lsirirt Court, poller said, "W c are not saying when or where Ihe alleged crimes were committed And I repeal therr Is no charge of murder Ills victim Is still alive," said state poller Trooper Harry Martin 7A SPECIALS GOOD THRU TUESDAY. 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PRO STEMWARE Fugitive arrested after bus accident LARGE SELECTION Win* and Spirits Sattcbon 750 ml bofftes of Jack Darnel s Black label Geyser Peak Cabernet Saumgnon tten*e Chardonndy and a 500 mt bone o<Smxnoft de Crar with MeCorneck Crackers Ansiocut Ham Aatkers Sbortbread Cookies Chambord Black Cheny Preserves Wakenftxt) Jamaica fk# Moun*a*> Coffer and Chartrtte Charles Smoked Oysters in a large "drop handle’ wtchff carrying basket 154 95 SOMETHING SPfCIAl From United Press International reports KOTO* 750 mi bones o* Sebastian, Pmoi Nan Blanc ’Eye o» n* Swan’ and P-x2 Nov ’Brack Beauty' xi a wooden tool box 111 95 Kahlua a*d Mugs California Selection A 375 mi o*kaWua Went an Coffee 750 ml bones of Geyser Pea* AMs Ixjoeur wtrti iwo parted coffee Wandel loms Martm, Cabemet CUPS 19 99 Sauvignan and Sutter Home Cherun Wmeract Selection Banc ei a decorated sncker basket 750 ml bottles o» Vendange Whrte *76 95 /eitandel kesserstaii Scharjhofberger KaCxneff NkoU s European Pair Hosed Anjou Deep Creek Austraun 750 rrVbones of McoLas Vouvray Cabemet Sauwgnon f rench Curia ** Gorgen Bererch Bemkjs'r Vertherre and Vendange Chafdomay Spabese et a wicker tray 817 95 fi a decorated *<kr »ne rac* Chantame and Glasses *3* W A 750 ml boffle of Chartame Hetf Bottle Tray BnA French Sparing VWw A setectxx) of four 375 ml bolBes of Two bApChamoav* imported and American wmes m'h a !«,4SSM •’ ” fj Heritor Salami Bremner Wafers and Smirnoff 90 4 and Glassei * len Dussetdorf Mustardei a n-cif' A 500 mr bone of Smunoff 90 4 serving trj , |2t 95 Vodka and two Martini glasses *9 99 WORLD BRIEFS JOHANNKSIIUKG South Africa — An Angolan pilot flew a Soviet built Mlg 21 )ri lighter lo neighboring Namibia Tuesday and crash landed the aircraft In a cornfield inside thr South African field territory, officials and a witness said It was not clear If thr pilot defected lo Namibia . The Inc ident occurred on Hie day South Africa. Angola and Cuba signed a historic accord In the Congolese capital of Hrar/avlllr to sec urr withdrawal ol (Titian forces from Angola and set Namibia on course for Independence The wifr of the fanner who witnessed I fie- bumpy landing of lbe Soviet built Mlg 21 Jrl llghier In a cornfield said 11 was "nnr of ihoseunrx|>eclrd tilings lhal happen." From United Prass International raports Judge says PTL sale price was ‘too low’ Unltad Prass International C O LU M U IA .S C - The judge who sujiervised the sale ol Ihe PTl. empire built and lost fry TV preacher Jim tlakkrr Mid ihe BGft million selling price to a buyer from Can.id.i was "B l<) million loo low." But U S Bankruptcy Judge K ufus R e y n o ld s conceded Tuesday Ural "sometimes you can't get what you want." and upproved lhr sale of Ihe Chris­ tian television m inistry lo Toronto real estate developer Stephen Metnlck. The order came a month after Reynolds rejected a hid almost twice as large but Involving lev* cash (rum Memlck. w ho has said {deviously lhal bis Interest In I'T L ls strictly financial At a court-ordered auction on Monday. Mernlck again was the high bidder for f'TI.'s assets, but Ihla lime Iris oiler was only about $37 million In cash, and II ap|>earrd the Judge would lie forced lo order piecemeal liqui­ dation at Tuesday's hearing But lawyers for Mernlck and I T L liankruplcy tnistrr M.C. "Red" Benton met Monday night lo work out Ihe plan approved by Ihe court Tuesday. "Frankly It’s about $10 mil­ lion loo low." Reynolds said of the Bflft million cash deal The Judge said he wanted an offer of atiout $75 million In provide more money lor I’TI.'s creditors, wtio are nwrd as much as $130 million, lint he said Hie sale lo Mrrnlck was a heller alternative than a piecetnr.il liquidation "We're so happy and very excited dial we have won." Mrrnlck said alter Reynolds accepled his purchase projNis.il. "I will siarl formulating my plan* 111 the next week or iwo weeks." *4»*. •»twIMI CObPOd ;$cstcb$sW< 1*0094mm L - r ! - - ? - J »24» PWFWWitW,-... tttiVtHCil omi« n r t in m * ** y ■" tfttm/f j A i pit(ft'*****>} 321-1898 ___ Ci^lUH “ F e e l G o o d A g a in " LAKE MARY BLVD. - — C H IR O P R A C T IC __ CLINIC DR. THOMAS P. YANOELL. D.C. CMroprscllc Fsrnllv Health Canlar 80J E. Lake Mary Bind (Suit* 107 Bayhaad C»rtl*r| Sanford. PI. 32773 • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY • PAIN CONTROL • WORKER'S COMP • SLIP & FALL INJURIES PH. 3 22 -9300 BUM UKVTTVt '$* DECAM TKRS - io o : : - , it" - x o o : :- . * • LTR Holiday Canes A candy cane Med witn an assonmem of four spmts and cordial moatures *3 99 b a il e y s sit, 1199 9W 7 750 9 ML 750 M L 'G IF T SIZE' CASE SALE 1 1 .7 5 LTR . 'P A R T Y S IZ E ' CASE SALE ABCI Tr. 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N Y An Indian activist charged In Hie armed takeover of a North Carolina nrwspaprr was arrested Tuesday alter he led stale poller on a rar chase that ended when Ihe fugitive drove Into an empty school Inn troopers said A slate poller trooper who pursued Timothy Jacobs from a New York Thruway exit at ( ’arias!ota to Oneida, atmut ft miles away, arrested thr ‘20 year old Tutcaroni Indian at an Oneida inlrrsrc Ooti slnirtly after 4 p m pollre said Crawford had approuc hrd Jacobs' truck ui tftr Cana slot a loll booth. asked for Jacob* driver s llcrnse and had Just received It when Jac obs drove oil slate pollrr said Jamb* truck then rammed Ihe school Inis jxillce said No one was ln|uie,| m the collision Jacobs Is wanted on 14 count* of second drgrre kidnapping In North Carolina stemming bom I tie- armed takeover of Th r KobrsnnUn newspaixr In Lumla-rton. N C cm Feb I D f CARTER SALE Sebastian! Set Riumtt Natural Fruit Gift Stt 750 .nr txjtbes of Rmnrte Rasoberry Appf? r d Peatn « a decorabve grti bo* *7 99 PRICED FROM •'— ' WASHINGTON — The Navy announced Tuesday II has awarded rmiltimlllion dollar contracts ic> shipbuilders In Maine. Mississippi. Florida and l^silslana to rorwlrurl five guided missile destroyers and caber ships hath Iron Works C o rp , In hath. Maine, was awarded a WHO l million rnnlrarl to build three guided missile destroyers These destroyers — DIXi-SJ ( lass ships — will be the most powerful class of destroyers ever pul lo sea. according to Na*-y spokeswoman 1.1 Elite hartlrit Work Is expected to tie rompleted in Ju ly ItWS Also H f Goodrich Co , of Jacksonville. Ha . was awarded a $13 ft million ronlracl for amar cubtier domes, wbicfi allow for more efficient reception of soundwaves, for destroyers and frigairs Work la ex pec led to be completed In September 1993 wm§ Shipbuilders land Navy contracts s 9.49 tm siun wAunrs MARTINI A ROSSI TS0 Ml BOtTNIKM uwrr CAJUOULM Sffvlffllm X79 sau u*2 IN«• R -1 0 0 mUT! • 2 .0 0 ? u ti un* 8 .9 9 sms si un 13.99 snis stun 6.79 stun i Otio. ■'«limit 1e*<cailomti wtli cauposonUtil lAdtCAltd MT UhMJAT MC 17 THURUAT MC 11 HEAVEN HILL 80 CLAN MACGREGOR 12.49,7.’ 11.49 tWMWlG FSOAT MC II PAUL MASSON GALLO PINK CHABLIS ! CHABLIS 7.29.x 3.29 ire ABC HAS ! MC tl SEAGRAM'S 7 BLEND ow i P TWWATMC7I P R I C E S CARLO ROSSI cun dc SHOP & COMPARE VIM N R00S 0E 3 ALMAOEN MT.RHINE 6 J9 LTRi A B t WILLNOTBEUNDERSOLD!COMPARE �WMPQw* f t l - . - .-4...U,-44V L, ■A - Ssnloid HttAld. Sanford, Florida - Wednaaday. D*c*mb*i u, IQttrt ____________ _ Te n escaped rebels captured, 207 remain at large, 60 dead Unltad P ftM Iw f r w t lo w l COLOMBO. Sri Lanka - Scrurity force* Wednesday captured 10 Sinhalese rebel* who escaped during an at lark on Colombo's maximum-security prison. bul 207 remained at large. aald olTlrlala. who reported at least 60 more death* In ongoing political bloodshed. The hreakmit by members of th e J a n i l h i V I m uk t hI I'eramona (JV PI. or People’s Liberation Front. Tuesday nt|(ht was believed to have (inured prominently tn a Cabinet meet­ ing that also wus expeclrd to foru* on preparation* (or next Monday'* presidential election The JVP. made up mostly ul leftist youths o( the Slnhalrsr majority determined to topple the government, lias vowed to derail the election by escalating a campaign of murder. Intimida­ tion. sabotage and pmlests that h<t* claimed more than 2.400 lives since Ju ly 10H7 Police reported tliat at least 55 more people were killed by the extremists In the 24 hour period R eagan b lasts W a s h in g to n ’s ‘Iron T ria n g le ’ P e s tic id e s in g ro u n d w a te r o f 39 s ta te s was associated with normal farm use. the report said IH have been confirmed lit ground water at levels equal to or alMive established or projMised health advisory levels However. E l’A official* cannoned against using the repon to draw hard and fast con* elusions about the scope or public health Implication* of ground water contamination nationwide They emphasized that only half the studies Incorporated In thr report have been scientif­ Unltad Prats International ending Wednesday morning, bringing to at least 154 the number of such stuylng* since Sunday Most of those killed were In southern Srt t-unk.i the reliefs' main stronghold, and included an army corporal and a Ceylon Transport Hoard employee, jmllcr said. The JVP's victims have been largely supjMirter* and member* o ( P re sid e n t Ju n iu s Jayewardene's United National Party IUNPI. security Correa and their families W ASHINGTON — The Environmental Pro­ tection Agency said Tuesday residues of 77 different pesticide* have tirrn found In ground water In 39 stales and more than half of that contamination Is linked to routine farm use The E l’A. releasing an Interim refiort sum mnrtzlng the findings of 150 ground water monitoring studies, said 46 |iestlcldrs detected In 26 states were most llkrly attributable to 'normal field use "of chemicals by fanners The report said 32 pesticide* found In 12 stales were related to "point source" jiollutlon. such as discharges from wastewater pipe*, localized spills or tmpn>|ier dl*(M»*al or halt dtlng of chemicals Of those 46 pesin ides where contamination ically verified, meaning many rc|Nirlrd deter lions have not been confirmed Furthermore, the report said. "Many of the studies (Included In the report I were only designed to sample vulnerable ground water or to tnvestlgale suspected problem* SHOPPING LIST! Units* Prsss Intsrnatlsnal W ASHINGTON President Reagan lashed out Tuesday at Congress, special interest* and the media as a permanent Iron T r i a n g l e ' * o f p o w e r in Washing' n that ha* warped the c o n s titu tio n a l b ala n ce In budget making and foreign poli­ Country casual 17 SOFA In custom blsndsd vslvst fabric lor lasting beauty taxr«ata>*aN*t ioy*c *n* 6*Pack of 75 Wall L IG H T B U u B S TAKE A F T E R *2™ f h MONTHS M A IL -IN — T0 PAV! R EB A TE cy. Speaking to Ills |ailitlral ap pointers tn Constitution Hall Reagan delivered a vitriolic vale dlrtory against “ the Woshlnglan colony” and voiced frustration over hi* failure to tm I.hu e the budget liefore leaving office — although he maintained Con gres* is at fault for thr deficit Reagso vrgurd that Congress, particularly the House, ha* become an unchanging club « hose mem tier s arr wooril and won by sprctal Interest group* At the same time, he said, the media ha* thwarted effort* to effect fundamental change by distorting his proposals and |>am>ting the vlrws of hi* oppo­ nents The speech was one of a series of parting »hot» by Reagan la-fore he hand* over the rxrcu live branch to President elect George llu*h Jan 20 The prest dent ha* srhrdulrd a foreign policy speech Friday at toe U n iv e r s it y of V ir g in ia at Charlottesville and plan* a final nationally Irlr w*r .1 -iddtf ** "ft sometimes seems to many Americans that what might t>r called a triangle ol institution* part* of Congress, the media and special Interest groups. Is transforming and placing out of focus our constitutional iM la n c e . particularly In the area of the budget and foreign policy." he declared "Some have used the term 'Iron Triangle.’" he added "A measure of Its (Miwer derive* from It* perm anence A d ­ ministration* come and go but the members of the 'Iron Trian­ gle’ endure, even the ImmI v the framer* of our Constitution In­ tended to lie the most vulnerable to shill* in public altitude* — a referent e to the House w here all seals are up (or election every two year* Reagan claimed thr House — controlled hv the Democrat* since January 11155 — "with a fTunhlnallon of gerrymandering, change* In caiiqMlgn finance rule* and the power* of incum­ bency ha* become a virtually permanent chamber, no longer indy responsive to the people "With a 9H percent rate of re-election there is less turnover in the House than In th r Suprem e S o v ie t." he said, evoking loud laughter and applause from thr |Mrtl*un uu dirtier. "Hut thr Iron T Mangle's power also comes from Its ability to (iMu* drtiair and letter-writing campaign* on Issue* Ihul don't command hr said Beautiful 4-PC BEDROOM GROUP In pin* finish offers claaaic Earty American styling 87" SOFA *», j* *' BUDGET TERMS! ».n k t » ■ ■■-! t > Sun g a n « » s i > Basutitul V PC OAK DINING ROOM GROUP offaes no*Utg«c styling TABLE i * SIDE CHAIRS A rm strong OPEN AN ACCO UN T TODAY! IMCLUOCS •DRESSER •MIRROR •cheston chest .HtAoeoARO 4 PC QfKHJP SMALL APPLIANCES co m m A K in 8 1 9 9 0 70 Doubt* p*d**t*i ROLL TOP DESK tn o*t 1 S W I* 44 l JO >41 H E LEC TR IC R A N G ! NM 4 h**l*ng m w tn ll Qu**n Anna cherry tlmahed CONSOLE with MIRROR •dm* s u m i V • t i* , ■ J< M natlonul attention." "Thanks to us. most liberal* arr afraid lo discus* new spen­ ding." Reagan Mild "Hut go one strp Into grralrr detail to the merits of this or that restraint on spending and the Iron Triangle hasvtrtoull) shut off debate." Reagan did not »|>ri ifv whut "special lnlere»i»" he was refer ring to. but It was dear hr was talking about proponent* of l>urtlrular *|ieudlng program* While stressing hr was not talking atiout Social Security, hr suld effort* lo hold back "formula spending ' have Ik-cii stymied by "members of Con­ gress. particularly lllirral mem­ ber*. with dependence on special Interest*. |who| take up thr luinttcr and lead I hr charge " "It l* euslrr for most member* of Congress to lay low and not lake the polttlcul heal of voting for a change." he said T h r president evoked cheers und a prolonged applause when he attacked the media "You'd Ihlnk the media would act a* a check on all tills, bul they didn't," he said. "Now lei me say this No one who sit* In my seat ha* a grralrr respect lor the media and the role they play In our system." ust OOH cOHvtmNt credo ru v • E L E C TR IC CANOLE with *oltd brat* b*** R*tt*n SWIVEL R OCKER com** with c u 4**00* c**u*i ’•w»*e r Br**t tim »h#d VANITY with MIRROR A B EN C H « I *0 MMi 44 ■10 H Nostalgic O AK R O CK ER ha* lowly do-jMt p su b*v* u .k <4ScabO** 10*» * w i SEB W 8 9 9 9 5 YAM AHA® 279 S T O R E S In 11 STA TES to S E R V E Y O U I BRASS PLATED MEADBOARO D O U B L E O f Q U E E N in doubt* o» qu**n Mr* kx iirnin v/l . Ih* i*m* low. ks* pne* Y fT IIR Q O n Q R TABIC A 6 CHAIRS Contemporary stylo 7-PC DINETTE is «eo v»uwtiwf«*\i»*iioaiov»i ***■*M fuM t-, a t»M4 tw»* At ( STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 9*9. SAT. 9-6 we* tl*>11m* uofoHtwm w n / / T a k e M o n th s / to PAY! / SALE IN EFFECT AT ALL LOCATIONS! 1100 S. FRENCH AVE. (407)322-7953 SANFORD, FLORIDA �J HW M l fr'V B J INSIDE: S p o rts . A>- B ■ People Pago 5B ■ C o m i c s . 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It II Third par « d Non* R * n a lt* »-C ''»" a N J 4 ftl Hull ftll 4 >4 l*i**lto N J 4 N ftAo*t on pa*i ftl la vit 1 W S - I I N** Ja rtty IX 4 X— XX Ranar ptoy (anrarptonp- H louip • I Nan J*rp*y 1 I Ca*'**nd*rp ftl le u ic R.andaau Non J*>P*v Burk* A 16 tl* B v'rvpr RanHappariA Bullets top Celtics, end 7-game skein UnftGd greee intBff»RtfGWBi____________ T h r Washington Hulled hive been one of (he MIA'* truly had teami this leaicn. challenging the expansion Charlotte Hom ed for U it place In (he Atlantic Dl vision. But put thr Buitnn Celtics on the court with them and the Hulled play like a contender. T h r Bullets beat Boston 115-105 Tuesday night to end a seven-game l o s i n g s t r e a k . In f a c t , t w o of Washington's five victories thd season have conic against the Celtics. •'Their eyes seem to light up whenever we come In to play them." Boston Coach •Jimmy Rodgers said "They nrrn't the ipMinr tram w r see when they piny someone else.” Jeff Malone scored 21 of his 25 poind in the second half and Bernard King contributed 30 points for the Bullets. "We've been struggling as of late, but. for whatever reason, we play well against (he Celtics.'' King said. "I just think that we match up well against them. We force them to work hurd on the offensive end. We double-team (Robert) Parish and we double-team (Kevin) Mcllale. Our goal I* to <-no%" them to be a little fatigued In the second hull and I think In the fourth ((uarirr they did run out of gas a hit.” Washington. 5 - 14. won for the first time since Nov. 26 agalmt Charlotte and heat Boston. 9-11. for thr second time in three meetings th d season Kevin Mcllale scored 22 points. Danny j Atnge and Dennis Johnson Mured IH points apiece and Parish had 16 points for Boston Calledgr sroird IU points a n d g r a b b e d 14 r e b o u n d s for Washington In other games. Milwaukee top|>ed Philadelphia 109-01, the Los Angeles Lakers beat Cleveland 111 l<)J N*-w York ripped New Jersey 121-100. Indi­ ana defeated Charlotte 115-104. Atlanta trounced Chicago 114-HA. Dallas <-llp|M-d Golden State 117-11). Denver thumped Houston 126-101, Seattle overturned Phoenix 126-116. Portland thrashed the Los Angeles Clippers 113-92 and Sacra­ mento mauled San Antonio I OH 89 Bucka 109, Blacra 01 At Philadelphia. Jack Slkma scored a •caaon-hlgh 26 poind and Ricky Pierce a d d e d 19 to l e a d M i l w a u k e e Philadelphia, which lost Its third straight, received 21 points fmm Charles B arkley, who was called for two technical fouls and ejected w ith 3 36 Irft Lakers 111, Cavaliers 102 At Klchflrld. Ohio. Magic Johnson acored 31 points and achieved his sixth triple-double of the season .Johnson added 13 assists and 12 rebounds for his 101st career triple-double. Cleveland was paced by Ron ILu|K-t'N30polnt* Knlcks 121. Nets lOO At New York. Charles Oakley scored IH points and Rod Strickland added 17 to lead New York to Its fourth straight victory. New York has won 14 of Its Inst 17 games and New Jersey has lost seven of Its last eight. Pccers 115, Hornet! 104 At Indianapolis. John 1-tmg scored 25 points. Including 12 points its Indiana blew open the game In the fourth quarter Reggie Miller added 22 points (or Indiana. 5 14. Kelly Trlpucka led the expansion Hornets. 5-13. with 26 point* H a w k i 106. Bulls 34 At Chicago. Dominique Wilkins st ored 30 points as Atlanta halted the Bulls' six-game home winning streak Moses Malone scored 19 points (or Atlanta, while Doc Rivers had 16. John Battle 15 and CHIT Lcvlngslon 14 Michael Jordan led Chicago with 28 point* and 14 rebounds. Mavericks 1 17. W arriors 1 1 1 At Dallas. Derrk Harper hit back-toback three-point shuts In the louith quarter and Mark Aguirre scored 32 points to lead Dallas The victory marked the 16th straight lime the Mavericks have bcuten the Warriors In Reunion Arenu. Golden Slate was led by 31 points from Mitch Richmond and 27 from Chris Mullin. Nuggets 126, Rocketa 101 At Denver. Lufayctlr Lever scored 23 points and Blair Rasmussen added 22 a* Denver moved Into sole possession of llrst place In the Midwest Division. Alex English added 19 points and Michael Adams 17 for the Nuggets. Akeem Olajuwon and Mike Woodson paced Houston with 15 points apiece. Sonlcs 126, Suns 116 Al Srutlle. Sedale Thrratt scored 8 points In the final 6 17 minutes and Mic hael Cage pulled down 20 relmund* lo spark Seuttle. Seattle has won lour straight at home, while the Suns lost (or just the second time In their past seven lites Eddie Johnson and Tom Chamrs led Phoenix with 27 points each. Blaicra 113. Clippers 92 Al Portland. O re . Kevin Duckworth scored IH |Kilnts lo lead six Portland players In double figures ns the Trail Itla/ers won their third In u row. The Trail Bla/rrs have beaten the Clippers 15 straight times and 24 times In a row In Porlluml. Benoit Benjamin led the Clip­ per* with I H point* Kings 108. Spurs HU At Sarrumrnto. Calif.. Harold Pressley scored 26 |»o!nl*. Including four threepointers. to lead Sacramento. Jim Petersen hud 22 |Milnts and 11 rebounds and Vlnny Del Negro added 11 (Minis and 5 assists as the Kings won only their fourth game San Antonio, which lost Its founh straight game, wus led by Johnny Dawkins with 24 (Mints E PICK 8 A S I.O O ticket can make you an instant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER Jackpot capped & given away w te U y 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE t wopm MnwtftldOpm Uor - W4C -S* CtoudSaty rv i Mgrtuon Vyt l-w Lruicr Spaa tap PKUga Sorry, must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North of Orlando. Just od Wwy 17-92 301 D o g T rack R d .L o n a w o o d 031-1600 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — W ednesday, Oecam bar 14, I860 — S B !Lake Mary tops Lake Howell, 3-1 By TO N Y D s tO H M IlH Herald aporla writer CASSELBERRY ll could have been a bloodbath but Instead, the Lake Mary and Lake Howell boys aocccr team* played an outstanding match Tuesday night. Lake Mary's Rams wlnn* In* 31. The Ram*, ranked No 4 In the latest E A C A slate soccer rankings Improved to 4-0-1 with the decision while the Silver Hawks of laikc Howell dropped lo4 2. Going Into the game, there was some concern that It could become a (oul Riled affair laisi week, the Silver Hawks were Involved In a game that they lost on a forfeit when one of their players was red carded and wouldn't leave I he field Also. Lake Howell (ell sllghtrd after being Irf: out of the field of this year's lift s Hut tournament, hosted by Lake Mary While there was a fair amount of louls and contact — Lake Mary was whistled for IH fouls. Lake Howell fur I I — for the most part. It didn't appear to be malicious The two teams took their knocks and. rxrept for one or two minor shoves, kept their com insure "I was pleased with that.' said 1-ake Mary coach Larry MrCorkle. "We talked about what Itappened with l-ake Howell last week, but that's not always going to be the case. ’T h e y played us a strong game for a white. I told our players to kept It calm and roll and In the second half, I think It started paying off. We worked har d on not m a k i n g a n y mistakes." For Lake Howell, mistakes made by opponents are crucial to Its attack. In fact, the Silver Hawks, with their tight-marking, aggressive style of defense, work to create those mistakes and turnover* But against a talented team like Lake Mary. It didn't work "T h e y played a real nice game." said Hill Stevens, roach of the Sliver Hawk* "T h e y possess the ball real well, they support real well and their trap* are really close "We rely on a strong defense, we really do We really enjoy playing a team of Lake Mary's rallbre To get to their level, we're going to need a better training facility on campus Hut this wasn't a do-or die game in our season. W e're looking forward to playing them again ” In the first half the two trams played a chess match. Lake Mary building and controlling play with Lakr Howell attacking the Hams at rv rry turn Hut the Rams Rnally broke through at 23 17 when John Mora took a diagonal ball from Ales Acosta and Ricked past Hawk gosltr Steve Munnrll Lions top G atew ay, run record to 4*1 B y D E A lt S M I T H Herald correspondent O V IE D O — T h e Lions of Oviedo High School, behind a strong 1-3-1 rone defense and the scoring of Hobby Crager. Brad H ol ton, and C h a rl e s Warner, moved to 4-1 on the season with a 03-51 victory over Ki ssi mm ee G a t e w a y H i g h School at the Lions drn Tuesday night before 125 fans H m M Phaia vwti Laks Howell's Terry Miller tries 1o (jet off a pass while Lake Mary's Manny Rolaan applies me defensive ho'd The Rem* a* >aineo unboaten Tuosdey night wlthe3-t win over Lake Howell In the aerond half, Lakr Mary scored twice 'more At 53 53. Mora wa* pulled down In the l-akr Howell penalty area by Rlad Saidl On the following penalty kick. Mora treat Munnrll to the left post for hts second goal Fifteen mtnu.r* later. Travis Hetstngrr look advantage of a chip shot by Manny Roldan that got behind Munnrll and tapped It Into the goal The Silver llawka avoided Ihr shutout when Mike Hairs* cor­ ralled the rebound of fames Trrnholm 's shot off the right frost and deposited it In the net at 72 2ft l-ik r Howell krpt up the pressure and tested Lake Mary 'keeper Steve Sharp a couple more times, but couldn't pul anything past him Balaudo boosts Oviedo Schake: Man on a m issio n for S H S Bp C H U C K S U R 0 K * * Herald correspondent While hi* tram ts on a quest to prove Itself as one of the tougher trams In the state. Srmtnolr High’s Trrn l Srliakr is a man on a mission of bis own Schake. who wrestles for (lie ‘ Notes at the 140-pound weight class has madr an Imparl on the wrestling scene already this season as hr lias I-ecu groomed into one ol ihr premier wrrsllrrs In Ihr area Thus (ar this yrar. Srhakr is 3-1 with hts only loss coming at l hr hands of A ube rndalr " I Itkr this yrar's tram tierausr we've finally built it up to tie a really good squad." Srhakr. who la one of four senior captains on the tram, said. "The trams at Seminole havr always been good, but now we're more balanced and I think that 1s the key to this year's success '* In today's world of athlrtrs who struggle In the <lassronru. Schake Is a diamond in the rough when tl comes to com­ bining the iMxiks with the wrestling mat Schake main­ tains a 3 6 gradr (mint average at Seminole and wax selected os the school s representative at last August'* Bill MrCullom Intern Program While participating In the prrntlgious program. Srhakr got an expe­ rience that he will never forget. " I had a good time In Washington. D.C..*‘ Schake said of hts Journey to the nation's rapltol. "We toured around thr city and wr saw the Congress, the Capitol, the mark and increased the lead tp 3-0 23 minutes Into the game. Rob Mills then took a serve Alex Balaudo scored four from Tim Walaanen and netted g goals, all In the first half, to lead 10-yard shot to up the lead to 4-0 Oviedo lo a 7-1 thrashing over 28 m in u te s into the half DeLand in a Seminole Athletic Balaudo added a goal with fivy Conference matchup at Oviedo minutes left In the half to up the lead to 5-0. High School DeLand came up with Its only The Lions improved to 5-1 and will return to action Friday night goal right before the half to cut against Land O' Lakes, the team the lead to 5-1 at the ln> that knocked them out of the temilsslon Jeff Derose look a WaUaneri playoffs last year tn the reglonals DrLand fell to 1-4 on the pass early in the second half and pill In a 25-yard shot to up the season. Balaudo opened his scoring In lead to 6-1 with 37 minutes tu quick fashion scoring scoring his play Mills added the final goal of flnu goal five minutes Into the the night, off an assist from Karson to Increase the lead to match off a Jeff Karson assist I lal.uxto then broke open down 7-1 with 22 mlnuteatoplay. Ovtedo completely dominated the left side and drilled hts second goal 18 minutes Into the the entire match as U outshot the Bulldogs 26-10. The Lions match to up the lead to 2-0. Balaudo broke open once needed lo make Just six saves more, dribbled around a pair of and were able to keep the ball on drfrudrrs. and ripped a shot their offensive side or the field Irom 20-yards out the found the most of the night. By MARK B L Y T H B Herald sports writer White llousr. and wr got to. l i s t e n to s o m e S e n a t e hearing* It was a great expe­ rience " Traveling around the nation Isn't anything new to this muscular Seminole matman as hr and hts family belong to the New Tribe's Mission and do missionary work all around the world Presently, he Is living at the mission's head quarters in Sanford, but has traveled Irom mission field* In Pennsylvania. Michigan, and Missouri before taking resi­ dence In the Sunshine Stale. "My parrnt* got Into the mission when I was three years old," Srhakr. who was also a standout for the 'Notes' volleyball squad, said T t'a grrat because you meet a lot of people and make a lot of friends It's really tough to move from place to plare. but I like to meet new people and I love it here at Seminole," The main purpose of the mission ts In go around lire world, teaching natives about the scriptures In the Bible und establish churches, according to Schake. Last sum m er Schake had a rure opportunity to travel to Panama for eight weeks und leach the people llicre. "We predominantly teach In Africa. South Africa. South America, and places like that." Schake. who plans on attend­ ing Liberty University In Virginia after graduation, said, "ll was a lot of fun In Punama. We lived with a family In a Irlbe four to six fret off of the ground In a grass hut. We slept on little mats In an Brantley upends Gateway ■y C H U C K B U R Q K S t Herald correspondent Trent Schake not only excels on the wrestling mat but in several other endeavors The SHS senior also carries a 36 grade point average Indian house and helped build a house und a school for missionary kids." Sem inole coach Glen M alolinl has nothing hut praise for Schake and feels he is not only an example for athlrtrs and scholars, hut for ull ol the world "Trent Is a special kind of kid." Malolinl said of his home grown grapplrr. "lie works hard for everything lie gets and lie's a plcusure lo coach. He's u grral story because he's not Just . h i uthlelc-siudcni. hut he's an all-around |ieiformrr 111 all aspects of life." ’Noles Continued from IB The brrad and butter of the Seminole lineup got going right off the bal us the undefeated Lurry Nathan pinned the Silver Hawks' Elliot Blakely at 2 52 In the 135 wrlght class. Seminole's Trent Schake took to the mat und ended up on the winning side of a 19 12 decision over Dan Hamilton. "All of the kids did about what I e x p ect ed t h e m to d o . " Sem inole head coach Glen Malolinl said. "W r used this match more for experience on an Individual basts than a team score. Lake Howell was a lot stronger lost year, but wc arc u lot better too." James Bass walk'd all over Dave Patton. 7-2 ut 145. Kevin Nathan romped on Sean Kohla 18-6 at 152. and Troy Rollins got a forfeit for the third year In a row against the Silver Hawks at 160. “ Troy has ascended to the level of a Troy Turner." Malolinl said. "People are afraid lo wres­ tle him because he’s such u force on the mat and I like that. ScoU Glpe got a pin over Robert Tcrrhart tn 1:27 at the 171 class. Julius Bennett pinned Jason Rosenblatt In 1:42 at 189. Mttch Wlggs continued Ihr pin­ ning spree with one over Ken Times at 220 In 3 45. and Keith Swltxrr ended the night with a win by forfeit. Sem inole's Junior varsity grapplrrs also were victorious on thr night with a 36-30 win SEM INOLE II, LA K E H OW ELL »1 W - Larry Allan (L H ) p DanMIluraca I Ut 111 — Jo/m Whlla ILMI p Dp p i C ip n ltl > cl II* - C Barmptt t SE M I p San Catena* «? lit — M U* Ceffm 1 1Ml d Ryan Vplvrlno I I I DO — K tvInG arral (LM I p Tom Brandi* 1> D J - Larry Nathan (S E M I p E Stately 1 U 1*3 — 1r*nt Vrhal* I I t M l d Hamilton I* (1 li t - J « W 1 S i l t ( I t M l d Da ** Patton J t 111 — M o n Nefhon I SEM I d I *<*>•* H i IM - Troy RoWn* l i t M l «.3n Or *or*ot» III — Stott Glpo (S E M I p Tyrrhartl tr It* — J Sermon (S E M I P RwenWart I «J 110 — M llth W-gg* (S E M I p K t n t l m t i ] i t H V Y — KeWlSwItl** (S E M I non By tor ten LAKE B R A N TL E Y i l . G A TE W A Y )i l « — Brad Newel* (L S I p J Giammanto ] li H I - M ,i« Grimaldi (L S I p G Land > u II* — Tom Gill IL B I p C A rlin d l it 111 — M Wagntr (G A T E ) d Jud* Fergwton *0 DO — S<ett Meredith IL B I p l FoUoM 03 DS — Brian Meredith (L S I d 0 NenlamJ IS* K — G'eg W pia (L S I d S A n d trte n lFi li t Craig Straatman (L S I p 0 Tarrall ) tr 1 1 1 -Jim Kail* IL B I md J Plana i n no — T Smith (G A T E ! p Todd VonGralt lit • U l - M Soar, I G A T E ) p Karl Kautlman IS If* — F Couiln* (G A T E ! p Randy Hughe* 1 OS 1 I 0 - J Colt (G A T E ) wonbytorttlt HVY - R Duma In I G A T E l p Elliot Malar I 0* The Lions will now travel to Longwood to take on the Greyhounds of Lym nn High School Friday night at 8 00 p m before hosting the Central Florida Classic starting next Tuesday at Oviedo High School and Seminole Community Col lege The loss drops Gateway to 2-5 on the season "Our defense ts improving *' Said Ovtrdu Coach Dale Phillips "We were doing such a had Job of rebounding on the weak side fh.it we moved Rohby Crager to the wing on our 1-3-1 /.one. Hr still dor* not know what he is doing hut be Is getting better We arr nl*o trying to play a little more physical also because we've been getting pushed around " Oviedo's defense held Gateway to 33\ (24/73) shooting on the night and only 2 8 \ 110/36) In (hr second half Most of the Panthers offense came on of­ fensive rebounds by Luts Ollvki and Rock Groupe Oviedo Jumped out to a 4-0 lead on two baskets by Crager before Ollvto scored on a re­ bound for Gateway. Charles Warner of the Lions made a Jumper before Oltvto scored on another rebound Danny Phillips drilled a 3-polnter to give Oviedo 9-4 lead Two baskets by Ollvto and a Jumper by Croupe for Gateway and Jumpers by Bolton and Warner and a free throw by Crager made the score 1-1-10 Oviedo Baskets by Dodson and Kenny Nelson of Ihr Panthers tied the game at 14-14 with 140 to play. But a basket by Crager and two by Botton offset a latr field goal by Ollvto to give the Lions a 20-16 lead after one period of play. The two teams continued to trade baskets until Gateway scored six straight points, four bv Ollvto and two by Groupe. to Ur the score at 24-24 with 5 45 left In the half Oviedo scored Ihr next eight (mints to take a 32-24 lead with 3 40 to play Warner made two Jumpers. Phillips one. and Vince Hollis scored a lav up on a nice assist by Warner to do the scoring in the run by the Lions A basket by Groupe ended the run by Oviedo but Bolton and Tim Tocro scored on assists by Phillips and Warner to tip the Lion lead to ten. 36-28 The half ended with Oviedo ahead 40^30 Oviedo shot a remarkable 19/32 (59*11 In the first half and only had five turnovers as they were very patient on offense and did not force up any bad shots k E X P R E S t i ; S 1loser HI taro nr lira i, 2 G 5 0 S O rla n d o Sanfotil 3 2 3 -6 6 0 4 Lakr Brantley took thr high road and Gateway look the low road und the Patriots escaped the clutches of the Panthers. 42-34. In high school wrestling union Tuesday night. The Pal grapplrrs Improved to 3-2 on the year und will host thr Evans Trojans on Thursday af­ ternoon ut 4 30 The Patriots decided to use their lighter weight classes to grapple the Panthers while Gateway hoped that their heavy weights could gel the Job done tn the end Starting off strong and holding oil down (he stretch, the Pats managed a narrow escape and broke the 500 mark on the year. "I was very pleased with the T R Y US!! 1 40 000 Milt WAHRAN1V RWOMt tut ttm MOMI 27* |Rif. 11 4 1 ® 31 99 iV W tK iilll rt-V’J W J U * t it t t o lU l'.Iv lt U L L I v-i-ik’j u b -: v > « f r< x n l/ r v V J U r 'Iv f lL f c A iJ SBBSDVUfBKEUM GRAND PRIX r.RV TRACTION W ? 10x15 *59.95 “ 11x15'69.95 12x15 '79.95 M Brian Meredith fought hard for a 15 9 decision and undefeated Greg Wyka had an easy time of It as he came out on the top end of a 17-4 win. Craig Streetman got a pin at 145 In 3:57. > BEST PRICES BEST SERVICE ■ -- 1 ^ i j ' u.K. , | IM lttO F O irttT tB way w r wrestled tonight.-' B ra n tle y m e nto r K evin Carpenger said "O ur strength ts definitely tn our lighter weights, b u t th e o n l y t h i n g o u r heavyweights lack ts experi­ ence." Brad Improved his season stats to 4-1 with a pin in 3:14 while teammate Mike Grtmaldl followed with a pin In 3:44 at 112. T o m G ill showed hlk wrestling power by contributing a pin at 119 in 3:45 and ScoU Meredith hammered down a pin over the Panther s Larry Foster at 5:40 it* am t e r / BE \R K j bviuyxn 16S5HI3 \ t < 4 175 7013 3 y 5 34?95 IP.1: i'UIJ 37.95 7Y 3935 1R5 70 14 « » 41.95 195 70M [$2 9s\ rm r j ALIGNMENT i'Ettf ORMAMCE W HOT LETTERS • ■ RATED ALL SEASON • RAOULS SIZE 17570013 205-70014 215-70014 225 70R15 23V70R15 2S5-70O15 215-66015 2458Q014 PRICE 4799 53 99 55 99 OC 99 6199 55 5» ju i 6299 13E1 ra j in r u M ia .Ia .H -] _ ,--------- COUPON--------- 1 i I rI BRAKESPECIAL j tmJt la d * ■ II II II 9"« i ! 812.99 ii;-Hl *3 ■*« J^MaWauanty____ | _________________ | INSTANT CREDIT UP TO *1000 00 day* tama as cash quaMsdbuysrs U t. �♦ » — Sanlord Herald, Santord, Florida — Wednesday. December 14, iq m Howell pressure wilts Lake Mary ■v e m u s p m t i r Herald sports editor LA K E MARY — Plan B was definitely the way to go for Lake Howell's Lady Silver Hawks Tuesday night. With the Hawks holding a 19-10 halftime lead, coach De­ nnis Codrey said he figured the team would go with either Plan A (the same thing they did In the first half — which wasn't much) or switch to Plan B (a full court pressing defense). Once the Lady Hawks applied the full court pressure. Lake Mary began to unravel. Lake Howell used the presa to go on a 26-11 run In the third period en route to a 67-45 Seminole Athletic Conference victory be­ fore 151 fans at Lake Mary High. "I wasn't sure If we could press Lake Mary because they nave some good athletes." Lake Howell coach Dennis Codrey said. "Bui 1 figured we needed a change after (he first half so wc went with the press. The girls worked really hard on defense and that's what won It for us." Lake Howell Improved lo 5-3 overall and 2-0 In the conference while Lake Mary dropped tu 2-5 overall and 1-2 In Ihe league, l-ake Howell has a big game Thursd a y night as It hosts Seminole High while Lake Mary goes to Eustis on Thursday. It was Lake Mary that got off to a good start Tuesday, scoring the first six points of the game while Lake Howell's players took luma throwing the ball out of bounds. Tanya Lewis finally broke the Ice for tlie Hawks with a three pointer and. despite IS turnovers. Lake Howell hung Within 8-7 after one quarter. The second period saw the Hawks turn the ball over 10 more times and the play of Tara Jackson enabled Lake Mary to take a 12 9 lead, but Jennifer Bro wn and Val L a h r then rked a 10-4 Lake Howell run t gave the Hawks a 19-16 halftime lead. ■ Lake Mary came back to take the lead on a pair of baskets by Wlleatha Hartsfield early In the third period but Brown then tipped the cords from three- K point range for a 22-20 Lake Howell lead. The Lady Hawks then went to the pressure defense and Sartna Winston scored four points In a row for a 26-20 lead. Lake Howell then forced a five sec­ onds cal] on the Inbounds paaa and Cathedra Winston's layup off a Brooke Bums assist made II 21-20 The pressure defense then forced another Lake Mary turn­ over and Cathedra Winston then fed Bum s for a baseline jumper and a 30-20 Lake Howell lead with 4:08 left In Ihe quarter. Brown went on to score six consecutive points later In the period as the Hawks tofik a 45-27 lead Into the fourth quarter "The kids realty looked good on the press tonight." Codrey said. "A t one point. Lake Mary could not even get the hall In bounds." blown finished with a game high 22 points, inkling the I wine from three-point land three times, while Cathedra Winston added 12 points, tew is tossed In 10 snd Harlna Winston added eight Quiya Hawkins contributed 11 rebounds for Lake H owe l l w hile S a rin s Winston came up with nine and Bums added six assists and six rebounds Lake Mary had no one score in double figures as Jackson. Anita Hawks' prassure proved to be Ihe (Utterance in Mitchell and Am y Kuvach each lake Howsll’t Val Lahr [22) puts tha dafenslva the second hall of a 67 45 victory over Lake Mary had nine points with Hartsfield pressure on Lake Mary s Lori Winnail during action Tuesday night at Lake Mary The Lady adding eight In Junior varsliy action on Tue sd ay, Melissa Mau'a 15 potnta paved the way as Lakr Mary cruised lo a 56-37 victory. Regina Alexander tossed In 13 points wtth Pam Flachl adding [>ower Orlando Oak Ridge and ataff report a 10 and Tara Calvin with nine SPORTS TONIGHT 3A toughle Davlotta Seabreeze Danyelle Smith led Lake Howell After six brutal games on with s win over a tough o<eit baxn iysxu . with 14 points the mad. Snnlnolr High's hoys O r l a n d o J o n e s t r a m in I > | n V a i C 't a a11 baskrtbal! tram ha* Us hntnr SIS Li VOCCIS between * p m ■■ X m iH X l a » II'm*' opener tonight against firstThe Nule* then hnl al So 3 LSKB MOWI LX Utt - Ufw L B«m* 1 f I* — L*** >*■ ■ * ! »* LM* t* ersw i n . h m m l c ii year Deltona High Tlpoff Is I3AI Kissimmee Osceola al (JVI 111 t WtnsWn X MiU*r t OwtMwt « 14 7-45 p in at Bill Fleming I p m -■ £ > ,» * » * '0 * la n p Pori Orange Spruce Creek and SB ff * p m — WW«*r I n «* L Memorial Gymnasium (JV 6) at I tattooa Mainland I Lunulat LSKI MAST cast — H*mh*M • Gu m WSISTLINS a MWWI f, J M m *. ( utk » t. small a Seminole stands at 1-5 night). I ipm - limlwwpi tn i n i t tawi u i i a a r R p n - | ) WP P U M overall after playing six of In other iMtys luskellMil at ♦Whwiw — L a u M***N t* i m M*«, M Central Florida's top baskri lUrn tonighl. Lakr Hraiitley — IM S H . ■an It. l**« Mart » FMs* *tA — Mrs* Tsdvuul - Htnt ball trams, all on Ihe road In busts a hot Orlando Bishop Park Tlpoff Classic. Srmlnolr O v «s s m «i s m h - LM* Hm *<> a IW o«n 1 the season-opening Winter Moore leant dropped games to Class 4A LSMS l| Swarsa - Last Mo** 1 1 u u ill foul Tuftord went to Ihe line and hit one of two free throws to up Herald sports writer the lead to 13-11. Higgins then came up with a steal and was A L T A M O N T E - Chlncta Gilchrist and Aretha Riggins fouled on the shot and hll both triggered a fourth quarter surge free throws to even lhr scored lo Bend the Lady Trib e of The teams then traded burkels Seminole past Lake Bromley's before Riggins sank a three Lady Patriots. 56-42. Tuesday pointer that gave Seminole a night In girls prep basketball 21-19 lead with 3 24 lo play In the half. The teams went bark action. Seminole Improved lo 6-2 and and forth with Tufford connect­ will return to action Thuroday at ing on a three point play with 14 l-ake Howell. Brantley fell to 2-2 seconds to play lo trim Ihe lead and will host Edgewater on lo 27-25 al the intermission Seminole appeared lo lake Friday. "W r rebounded well and got control of the game at the the ball Inside well against beginning of the third quarter them." Seminole coach John when Reddicks pulled down a McNamara said "W e wanted to rebound and hit a bucket go Inside and the guards did a Gibson then hit a short Jumper good Job of finding Ihe big for Brantley off a nice feed from Blllmyer. Seminole Ihen reeled people " Sheri Reddicks led all scorers off five straight [Mints to takr a for Seminole with reserve guard 34-25 lead with 5 42 to play In Aretha Riggins tossing In a Ihe period The Lady Patriots, though, season high 19 [Mints Gretchen came light back with six runMull led Lake Brantley with 11 points as Jennifer Tufford added secutlve points to cut the lead to IO and Tara Gibson chipped In 34-33 with 1:52 lelt. Reddicks then hit a bucket with 102 eight The Lady Patriots played right remaining and Hranllry missed wtth Ihe Lady Tribe for thrre a field goal with 34 seconds lo quarters before a a five minute play and Seminole tried to work lapse killed their ' fiances. Dur­ the clock Tor Ihr final shut ing Ihe lapse Seminole came Brandenburg, though, came up alive and oulscored Brantley with a steal and hll a layup wllh 19-2 and took command of the one second rem aining and game, building a 55-37 lead wllb brought Brantley to within 36-35 after three quarters. 2 22 to play. Gilchrist, who pulled down 13 "W e were able lo play with them with Ihe exception of five rebounds, opened the final minutes." Brantley coach Clndy period with two offensive re­ Frank said. "I know they didn't bounds that she turned Into four have (Adrian) Hlllsman. but I points to up the lead to 40-35 Blink when wr play them again, when w r have Tracy Branden­ burg al her best. It will be a different game " The first quarter opened with Seminole pressing and the Lady Patriots connecting on easy buckets. Brantley opened the scoring on a Gibson layup followed by a Tufford Jumper that guve her learn a 4-0 lead with 5.47 to play In the period. Sem inole's Reddicks then scored consecutive buckets lo even the game with 4 03 to play. Brandenburg ihen came up with one of her gnme-high six steals and converted on a layup Emily Andeison and Reddicks then hit back to back Held goals to give Seminole Its first lead. 8 6. with 2 25 r e m a i ni n g . Br a n tl e y, though, went on a lale run and * * * took a 12-11 lead at the end of Th is year Americans will the quarter. wtth 5:36 to play Higgins then scored tour consecutive [minis and Long added one of two free throw- to Increase ihe lead lo 45-35 with 4 55 remaining Gilchrist and Reddick* then hll buck lo luck Inside buckets f ol lowed by an A n d e r s o n Jumper la mg thru drilled a long range junqier followed by a Riggins steal and layup lo up Ihe lead to 16 H ra n llry then scored five points in Ihe final minulr io make ihe score rioter Brantley was totally dominated on the boards for the first lime Ibis season as ihr Lady ‘Notes pulled down 43 rrbounds compared to 23 for Brantley Reddicks pulled down a game high 15 lnurd* with Gllrhrtsl adding 13 and Long five Higgins had an excellent all around game wllh five steals, five assists and lour re bound* "Arrlha had a great game oil Ihe bench for us and we re hoping lo get Adrian (Hlllsrrian. who missed the gamr with tuck spasmsl hark as soon us possl hie," McNamara said. ' O ur dr fense played well in I hr fourth quart *r and that opened things up." 1IMINOIE <W> > M d i JS long /. Ana*.van 4 A M -n* I* CMC*.,** *. Kaffftons. L.on, a S***> X Tnnti t !«•*>, U 11tl M LAKE BRANTLEY Hll - G-bw i Mainland Continued from IB Mainland escaped with Ihr win Once again. Sidney M< Cloud and Eric 1‘olltr Ird Mainland as M< Cloud finished wllh 22 points and Pulllr 21 Bernard Faddy led u Im I.uk rd Seminole attack with 16 points while Kohrrt Moore and Brandon Cash contributed 15 apiece IfMJNOLt (M l Ix S w a tt > Mo d i iMtCWvd 4 Jpo.n< l a w *04ft — to m tn a a I i a . g g « « i * produce more litter and pollution than ever before. If you don't do something about it. who will? m (live A 11OOI Don't Pollull*. Forest Service-1'SI >A •■ • m P - O.VO* *1 ( S t M In s It OtLanp U r *U*Mmt* IMimy Nan* rs* * * p p va p**>l O n M i ll WW »II Rh **i — 0,4*. 4I P iim ii • C O M P L E T E T R E E S E R V IC E • FR EE E S T IM A T E S • S T U M P G R I N D IN G • 2 4 H R . 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Including I I In (hr decisive second quarter, as ihr Lady Lions roared lo a 76 55 Seminole Athletic Conference victory over Del.and s Lady Bulldogs "Michelle (Wynnl really ramr alive for us tonight." Oviedo coach John Thomas said "She really took It lo fVtaind on Ihr fast break and she also hi) some grind outside shots." Willi the win, Ihr Lady Lions Improved to 4 2 overall ami I t In the S A C while D r Lain! drnp|>rd to 3 3 and 12. Oviedo return* lo action Friday night al tl 15 al Lyman Alter taking an 16 14 lead alter one quarter. Oviedo went to lit prrsaurr defense and. with Wynn Ihe ralalyst. went on a 27-10 arrtmd-quarter run for a commanding 45-24 halftime lead "We kind of sal liark a little in I fie first quarter so we derided lo try ihr prrsa on them in the set ond period," Thomas said It worked (Hit well tin a use we were able lo pfc k up (lie Irnqai and forced Drlamd out of Iheir game " Along with her 21 [M in ts. Wynn also roninbulrd six steals and four assists Betsy Hugftes llnished with 17 points, rlghl rebounds and five assists with Suzanne Hughes adding Hi points ovitoo m i a ir. [ Hyps., >* M i * WfW >1 , Is***, . Seminole’s home opener tonight Gilchrist, Riggins lift Seminole B y MARK B L Y T H E By CHRIS FttYBft Horaid sports editor MUFFLERS 40.000 MILE WARRANTY RAISED WHITE LETTER RADIALS WIDE TRAC 60 A 70 B y D A Y TO N 19570R-13 205-70R 14 225 70R 14 235 70R 15 24560R-I4 245-60R-1S 275 MR 15 $47.95 653.50 656 40 661.75 662.75 665 95 669.75 INSTANT CREDIT UP TO 62,000 MUFFLER 6 TAIL PIPE M DAY SAME AS CASH *59#5 QUALIFIED BUYERS A« Ww» OdWIAlMd (fi|llll6d *28** �S a n fo rd H tr a ld . S a n fo rd . F lo rid a — W e d n e s d a y , D a c a m b a r 14. 1963 — I B People Kitchen chores now cheery Audubon Society to m eet The Seminole Audubon Sorlety wil! meet Thursday. Dec 15. at noon In thr Sunshine Room of Florida Power A Light. Sanford The program will follow a covered-dish luncheon. Member* should bring covered dlah und ruling utensils: coffee will be supplied. Guralaare welcome Overeaters to weigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationship* In Overeater* Anonymous ta conducted on Thursday's at 7:30 p m In the Community Improvement Association building. Country Club Hoad. Lake Mary. For mure information, call Charlie at 3 2 3 *6 0 7 0 Dixieland d o g g e rs to m eet Dixieland dogger* clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7fl p m . at thr Labe Mary Fire Department at Ftrst Street and Wilbur Avenue. l-akr Mary. For morclnformatlon. call 321 3267 C O PE to help fam ilies cope (.'OPE support group for families of menial health patients meeia WrdnesrU* at 7 30 pan at Crane's Roost Office Park. S-377. Altamonte Spring* Junior W om en’s Club to m eet The Junior Women's Club of Sanford. Inc meets every third Thursday of the month at 7 p tn. at the Sanford Woman's Club building at 309 S Oak Ave. AA groups schedule m eetings Area Alcoholic* Anonymous group* meeting Thursday Include Casaalbarry: • Acorn Group, m p m Hosed and open discu salon Rebus Club, 130 Normandy • Clean Air Croup noon .d< oholu * only, non smokers only. Rebus Club. 130 Normandy • Good Morning Group. 10 a m . open discussion. Rebus d u b . 130 Normandy. • Ilappy Hour Group. 5 30 p m . open dtaruaaion. Helios Club. 130 Normandy. • HetaM Group. B 30 a m open discussion, noun, alcoholic* only. Rebus Club. 130 Normandy. • Semlnota Group. 8 p m . open discussion. M pm., third Thursday of month oprn spraker meeting St Augustine Church. 375 Sunsrt Drive OvUdo: • Oviedo Group. 8 p m open discussion, non-smokers only. First Methodist Church, KlngSIfrrt and Lake Jessup Sanford: • Sanford Group, noon. 5 30 p in . open discussion. H p m . often speaker meeting. 1201 W First St • Sober Won Group, noon, 3 30 p m . . 8 p m . open discussion. Sahara Club (old driver's license office). 2587 S Sanford Avr East-W est Kiwanis to gather East-West Sanlord Kiwanis Club meets Thursday al 6 p m at Friendship lawlgr Krvebth and Locusi ■y JA M ! HALS Harald corraspondanl SANFORD — As a young girl, our Cook of the Week wanted to make her cake and eat II. loo. Polly Collins was born and raised in Bratl. In the panhandle of North Florida, where she graduated from. "Mother was a housewife who enjoyed staying home taking care of her family." Collins said "Having 10 children. Mother spent a lot of lime sewing, cooking cleaning and Just looking after all of us ” After suffering a stroke several years ago. Colllna' mother resides in a nursing home In Atmore. Alabama Colllna’ father worked In a saw mill, built houses and really enjoyed cooking "He really liked cooking and waa good at II." Colllna said He passed away several years ago. Collin* ha* seven brothers and two sisters, all of whom are older than her Then there are her four nieces and three nephews, all older than her "Since I waa the youngest. I waa a little bit on the spoiled side.” Collins said She grew up in the country, with thr largest city or town around being Pensacola Occasionally, her family waa able to go Into the big city. "My mother and father were both great rooka. Colllna skid "I can't say they taught me to cook, bul they allowed me lo cook I watched and copied them until I could read, (hen I was given a cookbook and followed l hr directions and learned lo rook Hun way." and are Just like best friends, writing each Collins and her family had plenty of fresh other often. Collins said vegetables and meat for supper every day. Collins Is a licensed practical nurse for Dr She remembers the first chore she was Calvin Collins, who Is an oncology given as a child. specialist. “ I have worked as a nurse’s aide "It was making combread for Hie family's In a nursing home and found thal f really dinner." Collins said. "I hated to make it but enjoyed helping olher people, so I decided to R became m y Job each day. I would have ralhrr made the rake because I like that Job become a nurse," Collins said Al the present Collins Is thinking about and I enjoyed rating II also." reluming to school and grttlng her rrgis Collins said when she was a child. Ihr tcred nursing degree family ate Just about every thing "I find great enjoyment out of helping Collins met her husband. Norman, while people feel better who are 111 and possibly he was In the Untied Stales Navy and was dying." Collins said "Nursing is a won­ stationed tn Pensacola derful profession. The only hunt thing about “ We were Introduced lo each other when nursing 1* you get loo attached lo some of h r came lo a party al a friends house In the patients and then when they die 11 Is Just Atmore. Alabama." Collins said. "It was like loosing a member of your family “ love al first sight We me! on November 28. Collins Is a member of the First United 1962 and were married on March 30. Methodist Church In Oviedo, hut rarrly ha* 1963 " Norman wotks for the Department of time lor any other organUatlons. She like* to read, especially historical Defense as a computer spec util*!. "I think hr novels, and leisurely working In her yard is ihr moat wonderful man In the world and She also makes Christmas ornaments each I don't know whal I would do without him.” year for each of bet immediate family Collins said member* T h r couple have iwo children. Son Collins philosophy Is to "Instill In your Terrance Layne (Teriy). 24. lives In Orlando Daughter Teresa Lynette Collin*. 22. Is a children self-confidence." She said so many children these days have no self-confidence Navy recruit al the Orlando Training Center because the parent* are loo busy to spend "Th e hardest thing I have ever had lo do lime with lhem wai pul her on a bus In St Petersburg lo Listed Irelow are some of the recipes that come back to Orlando for lioot camp." the Collins family enjoys Collins said of her daughter "It was like a piece was rut out of me the minute the bus UNCOOKED O A T M E A L C O O K IE S left the bus station with her on It. We (* pound margarine haven't sren her since we put her on that 2 cups sugar bus. but hopefully we will be able lo soon." 14 cup milk Collins said. Collins and her daughter are very Hose C 8 «« Cook. Page 7B DAR gets m elodic Christm as treat SANFORD - Holiday music was Ih r main coursr at a Christmas luncheon of the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, held Fri­ day al Howell Place In Sanford The Sanford Woman's Club Chorus presented a program of Christmas music under the di­ rection of Sanford Mayor Beitye Smith Selections Included "Go Tell ll On the Mountain." "Sliver Della." "All Thing* Bright and Beautiful." "One Earth. One Star." " 0 Holy Nlghl." "Gloria. Gloria." "The Straw Carol" by soloist Tina Joseph, and "Are My Ear* on Straight?" S w eet Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women’s barbrrshop singing group rehearses every Thursday at 7 30 p m al Community United Methodist Church. U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry Grace Parks presided over the Sanford chapter's business meeting, which Included its pairtotk- ritual Parent support group to m eet Genevieve Hrumley read a Christmas message from (he national president, and Virginia Mlklcr reported the National Defense message Families Together Parent Support Group meets every Thursday al 7 30 p m . 1*00 Fox Valley Drive. Sweetwater Square, Suite 206. for often discussion For more Information, call 774 3844 Narcotics to m eet for help Narcotics Anonymous meet* al 8 p m. every Thursday al 3 17 Oak Ave . Sanford The meeting adjourned for members lo participate in a fun tilled silent auction, headed by Dorothy Ertsman Turkey shoot to be sponsored A turkey shoot, sponsored by Sanford Eaglrs Club No 4184, will lake place Saturday and Sunday. Dec 17-18. from 9 a m until dark al 1525 Iteardall Avr . Sanford Cost Is 12 per sfiol For more Information call Hill Gilbert at 3234393 or Hill Tharpr al 6454X166 O rchestra to play holiday songs The Florida Symphony Orchestra will perform In a "Winter Celebration" on Saturday. Dec. 17. at the Bob Can Performing Aria Centre. Orfando The concert will feature holiday classics. Including works arranged hy ihr conductor. Eric Knight Tickets are f 10. 914. 918 and 922 and can be purchased at Ticket Master local Ions or by calling 804 -2011 Santa accessible via telephone The Santa Calling Program, sponsored by the Department of Leisure Service*, will lie Dec. 17-23. Whoever would like lo talk to Sanla may call the "North Pole" ojteralors at 869-2518 or 869 2524. Operators are on duty from 5-8 p m Teen support group to m eet Families Together Teen Support Group meets from 11 a tn to 1 p m every Saturday at Suite 206 Sweetwater Square. 900 Fox Valley Drive (oil Weklvu Road), laingwood. Call 774-3844 for further Information Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self help group lor relatives and friend* of addicts, meet* al 8 p m. Saturday at West Lake Hospital, Stale Road 434. Longwuod For more Information, call 869 6364. Life saving classes offered The Winter Spring* Flrr Department will conduct CPU classes on the third Sunday of every month from 1-5 p m. For additional Information, contact Capt Carl Pilcher al 327-2332 Monday through Friday between 9 a m. and 5 p m. Narcotics Anonymous m eets Narcotics Anonymous meet* every Sunday al 5 p m, at The Grove Counseling Center. 580 Old Snnford/Ovlrdo Road (oil Stair Road 4 19j. Winter Springs, and at 8 p m . Monday al 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford Aianon members to congregate Alanon will ineel at 8 p m . Sunday al Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. If you know of upcoming activities you'd like announced In Hie Herald" a Calendar, send the appropriate Inform ationevent. lime. dale, place, cost, contact person and phone number— lo Calendar. Snnftml Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, PL 32771or call 322 2 6 11. • rr^ s -r * E n trie s due in c o n te s t by to m o rro w The mailman has more wisdom with him than hr readies. In the form of entries for our Christmas contest. Letters on the topic of "W ial I'd Like lo Give Ihe Wot Id for Christmas" and why have been profound, t h o u g h t - p r o v o k i n g and heartfelt. The young have shown wisdom beyond ihclr years, and the elderly have shown Ihe riches of learning the lessons of life. Thursday. Dec. 15. is *he deadline for entries tn thr Herald"s Christmas contest. Whal do you see as the world's greatest need? If you had a bag as big as Sanla with something for everyone, w ha l w o u ld you give mankind that II Is lacking? Is there some fond aspect of Ihe Ghost of Christmas Past that modern times w ord allow you this year? Does a particular social, environmental, or religious c a u s e p u l l at y o u r heartstrings? We invite our readers to mall us or bring us ihclr thoughts. III 50 words or lesa. Please type or write legibly. Address your perspective lo "G ift to the W orld.” Sanford H e ra ld . 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. Include your name, clly, age and daytime phone number. Entries must be received at the Herald by I p m. on Thursday. Selected responses will be published In our Dec. 25 Sunday edition. V*K«nl Hitting a harmony of notes for the Sanford chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution are Sanlord Woman s Club Chorus members, front row. from left, Jane Saxon. Lessio Paulino. Irene Brown and Phyllis Conklin Do-it-yourself holiday treats more thoughtful 'Tls Ihe season for gift giving, especially gifts from the kitchen Nothing expresses your thoughtfulness qullr as nicely as something you make yourself It rellects your creativity and effort and Is always appreciated I think you'll find these recipes delicious Use them as gifts and keep some for your own holiday entertaining The secret to this recipe Is soaking the nuts In sherry Package them In decorative tins or Jars for gifts 8 U Q A R ED N U TS 2 cups wain til halves 2 cups pecan halves 114 cup# dry sherry 3 cups powdered sugar Combine nuts and sherry In large bowl. Cover and lei stand at room temperature about four hours. Drain nuts and place in 2-qunrt casserole dish. Add sugar: toss (o coat. Microwave on 100 percent power, uncovered. 11-13 minutes or until mixture becomes dry and difficult lo stir Spread onto waxed paper, cool Store In covered container. For gift-giving, pour this li­ queur Into fancy bottle* MOCK C O F F E E LIQ U E U R 4 cups sugar 2 cups water (4 cup Instant coffee crystals 2 cups vodka I tablespoon vanilla Combine sugar and water In 2 quart bailer bowl Microwave on 100 percent power, u n ­ covered, 5-6 minutes or until mixture bolls Stir lo dissolve sugar. Add Instant coffee: mix until dissolved. Cool to room temperature. Skim off foam: MICROWAVK MAOIC MIDGE MYCOFF discard Stir In vodka and vanil­ la Pour Into bottles Cap and store In cool, dry place. Candy Is always an acceptable gill This recipe Is quick and easy. P E A N U TCLU STER S I package ( 115 ounces) milk chocolate piece* (4 cup creamy peanut butter I (4 cups salted peanuts Combine chocolate pieces and peanut butter In a 2-quart bowl or casserole Microwave on 100 percent power for 1(4-2 minutes or until chocolate pieces are melted, stirring twice. Stir In pramils Drop by traspoonsful ont o waxed pap er or fill miniature paper cups with mix­ ture. Cool until sel Make* about 3 dozen For Hie person wllh a real sweet (oolh. give these choco­ lates. FR EN CH C H O C O L A TE S 1 package 112 ounceal semisweet chocolate pieces I cup ground w alnuts 4* cup sweelened condensed milk 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Dash of sail Chocolate sprinkles Shredded coconut Ground nuls Place chocolate pieces In a medium glass bowl Microwave on 100 percent powrr 4 minutes. Stir If not completely melted, heat an additional 45 seconds and stir again Stir In I cup ground nuts, condensed milk, vunllla and salt. Cool al room tempera I tire lor 5 minutes Roll Into balls and dip In chocolate sprinkles, coconut or gound nuls. Place on greased cookie sheet and refrigerate only until sel Makes 50candles. Some have been successful In making divinity, others not. Remember to choose a day when the h u m i d i t y Is low. T h e microwave can ensure suc­ cessful results every lime, , D IV IN IT Y 3 cups granulated sugar (4 cup light rorn syrup 44 cup water V* teaspoon sail 2 egg whiles U teaspoon vanilla I cup chopped nuls In a 3-quart glass bowl, microwave sugar, syrup, and water lo 100 percent power for 14-18 minutes, or until mixture spins a fine thread In another bowl, add salt lo egg w-biles, beating constantly until whites are still and form peak*. Slowly pour a llitn stream of syrup mixture into egg whites, healing constantly until mixture loses shine and thickens. Stir In vanil­ la and nuts. Immediately drop by teaspoonfuI onto waxed paper. Layer this Jelly In pretty glusses or Jars for gift-giving The colors are treauilful and Hie C See Treats. Page 7B �• • — Sanlord Harald. Saniord, Florid* — Wwdrtxxdxy. Decxmbar 14. 1068 Adult wonders about needing tonsils out Niece isn’t easy, cheap to live with DEAR ABUT: My brother died several year* ago Me had a daught er I'll ca ll Michele. Mlchele'a mother remarried and moved to another state. My husband and I have raised three children who are now married and living on their own. so we have two extra bedrooms Michele graduated from high school last year, and tier mol her railed and asked If Michele could move In with my husband and me Any suggestions? me while she attends a college THERESA near u* DEAR THERESA: Put a doggy We fell this would be OK. as ■' Michele Is 18. and considered an diaper on Jenny, or find a adult. Michele's parents agreed nearby motel that accepts pels, to pay us 9125 a month rent, and send Mom and I>sd and and said that all her other Jenny there And keep your eats expenses would be taken care of In a room with the door closed to protect them from Jenny by them. So far. we have been paid only DEAR ABBY: I have read one month's rent, and Michele many articles about how much It has been here for seven months We paid a MOO repair bill for her would coal lo hire professional* car: our phone bills are outra­ to do all the jobs a wife does— a geous from the calls she makes cook, h" use keeper, cltaulfeur. home and her mother will repay, iulur. etc . but J'vr never read but we haven't seen one dime of anything about how much II would cost lo replace a good It. Mkhele's room Is always a husband We've never had to hire a terrible mesa. ar.d our phone rings at all hours of the night for carpenter, mernantc. plumber, her Abby. my husband and I palnirr. electrician or gardener fight constantly, and hr wants At today's price*, do you rrallre * her out. So do I. but I am afraid bow many thousands of dollars It will cause a family feud If I ask this saves us every year? My husband also works full her to leave. I've tried talking to her. but II lime. UnUdc* doing all Ihowr doesn't do any good, and 1 ran't thlngs. he's a wonderful lover handle any more of this. Whai and my best friend LUCKY IN OREGON would you do. Abby".’ AUNT BETSY DEAR LUCKY: You are indeed nl DEAR AUNT BETSY: I would lucky. Hut when you mention call Michele's mother Immedi­ Ihe Iasi I wo virtues — you hit ately and tell her that since she the jackpot in my book failed to uphold her end of the DEAR ABBY: I am a married agreement, and Michele Is c a u si n g p ro b le m s In your woman who kepi my own sur­ household. Michele must go Tell name as my legal and business name after marriage tier firmly that Michele has one I did not want to be ' Mr* week to vacate the premise* Advise Michele of your de­ Frank Mall." which says that I belong lo Frank Mall I am more cision— help her pack her clothes than l hat— I am me. Susan and stick to your guns If this .tones Susan Mall Is much less causes a family feud, so be it. It s offensive lo me than Mrs Frank f your husband s house, loo Mall Al least It allows me lo be Susan. Instead ol Mrs MvDEAR ABBY: My parents husband's oam r live in another state, have a After all. If I am Mrs Frank small dog named Jenny. Jenny Mall by virtue of my marnage to Is a lovable pet. but she fre­ Frank Hall, thru isn't he "Mr. quently has "meldents*' on my Stisaa June*" bv virtue of hi* new carpets Also, m y taraeats- m arriage u n n rT ~~ are dec law r*l and cannot defend II our mail is sddrrssed to "Mr themselves against Jenny, who and Mrs Frank Mall.'' then he Is deliberately antagunlxes them Mr. Frank Mall, and I am just Although we have discussed Mis I prrfer "Susan .tones and these problems on more than Frank Mall.'* or ''Susan and one occasion, my parents have Frank Mall '* consistently Ignored my wishes SUSAN JO N E S and (hey continue to bring DEAR SUSAN: tl you doni Jenny along whrn they visit me want in tie Mis Anybody.' why We have tried putting Jenny not call yourself "Susan Jones outside on a leash and leaving Mail?" her In the garage, but she barks (Problems? Writ* to Os sc Abby and whines until we bring her In. I've begged my parents lo For a personal, unpublished leave Jenny In a kennel or In the reply, send ■ self addressed, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby. rare of a friend, but they refuse The Issue Is becoming a sore spot between my parents and P.0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) A small amount of round steak can be stretched into a quick, tasty meal Lean beef cu ts can stretch the budget In c h th ic k New speper Enterprise Assn. Leaner beef ru le , clearly marked In Ihe meal section of Ihe sunrrmarkrt. are best when rooked quickly A Utile bit of top niunc. sleek c a n go a l o n g w a y One lU-pound steak, lor example, ran make 1 wo meals, both pre­ pared In under 20 r-lnulr* Another beef entree combine* a slrak quickly conkrd i n i t u p of the stove In a Irving |md and served with onion* and j i c p p r n i Ag.iln, total rooking time Is less Ilian I5mlnutr* S O U T H W E S T E R N BEEP STEAK to rup rhopprd union to rup salsa (medium boll 2 tablrs|Mains fresh lime juke 2 tablespoon* oil to teaspoon sugar 1 href top round s l r a k latum! lto poundeLrut 1 inch thk k Salt and prpjirr in tastr Combine onion, salsa, lime Juice, oil and sugar Hat r steak In plastic hag. arid marinade, turning lo coal Tie liag securely and marinate in refrigerator for 2 4 hours H rm m r slrak from marinade pal dry with absorbent paper Reserve marinade Season slrak and pan-bruit in a large frying p in over mrdi urn-high heal (or 12-10 minutes to diinrnrsa drsirrd (rare or medium!, turning al least oner Carve half Ihe slrak Inin thin slkrs Meat inartnarir in a small saucepan and serve on ihr side This kltrhrn tested reelpe makrs 2 sr tv lugs N o te fur R e s e rv e r e m a in in g s lr a k Mrxl H e e l S a la d MEXIBEEP SALAD 6 -8 o u n c e s r o u n d s te a k ro o k e d beef lo p I medium orange, peeled I rup julienne-cut jkaina lor H r r in u d a u n io n ) to c u p c o a r s e ly rh o p p rd re d |w p p rr I rup torn Iceberg lettuce Prepare d avocado dressing. If desired C U I ti r e f I n I o 2 - b y - t o - b v to i n i h s t r i p s S e p a ra te o ra n g e q u a rte rs : c u t c r o s s w i s e in to each I n t o fo u r q u a rte r to * l o t o -ln e h -lh le k s lic e s C o m b ln r o r a n g e s lie r * , j k ' a m a a n d r e d t medium green prpper. rut into to-tnrh strips I m e d i u m o n i o n , s h r e d to I n c h th ic k to teaspoon hast! leaves I tablespoon butler Salt and prpprr lo lasir to ru p hot water to teaspoon I nstant beef bouillon l*anidlly frrere steak to firm < in inio 2 ' i tin h thick *!t< rs In frying pan, rook green p rp p n . on km and basil In butler over medium-high beat (or 5 minutes Hrmovr amt reserve Quit kly **«*k steaks over me­ dium-high heal lor 2-3 minutes, turning once, do nol overtook Sprinkle sail and {wjiprr over steaks, remove lo warm planer ami keep warm Return vegetables lo frying pa*l. Add wairr and bouillon; rook over medium high heal lor 2-3 minutes, or until lendercrisp Serve vrg rla h lrs wllh slrak* This kltrhrn tested ret i pr makes 2 srrvtng* DEAR DR. OOTT: I have large tonsils which grt Infected easily. Several doctors have recom­ mended their removal Al my age (63) whal ran I expect from surgery? DEAR READER: Tonsil* are lymph glands at Ihr track of Ihr thioat Allhough they are more likely to he Inflamed In children, adults can suller from Ih r [wistful sore throat of timalliltl* If the tonsils become Infected w llh strep bacteria, the Inflam mat Ion must be treated ag grrsslvrly wllh appropriate anil blollct to avoid Ih r rousequrnrrs of rheumatic fever or kidney Inflammation (nephritis) Children usually outgrow ihr tendency lo tonsillitis Removal of tonsils Is an operation performed far less frequently today than It was years ago when tonslllrcionites wen- so oMiimon as lo be almost a Mir of passage from childhood lo adulthood Sometimes, adults experience repeated tonsillitis In surh case*, lousilierttany *lkK>id laconsidered as a means of re­ moving i h run kali y Infected Its sue tlesplle your age. this operation might Improve your ftrallh If Ihe licit nr* agrre lhal your Innslls stxaild come oul. I say "g o for II " After u ii i omplk alrd surgery, you sliould feel like a new person For more in Iminat ton I am sending you a ropy of m y Health He|*hi 'An Inftrmed Appro.** h To Surgery." Other readers wtki would llkr a ropy siiould srmt 91 with their narnr amt address to 1*0. Hus 9I3«IU Cleveland Off 44 Mil 33611 Hr sure to menlkiti Hie title DEAR DR. OOTT: For the (vast year I liavr had a painful lungu* infrrtmn of lire lower re ctu m and anus A dr rmaloioglsl ha* treated me wllh ketaconaxolr. hydrm oriisonr i ream amt tnje*ikm*. with no result. Is earn er a danger'.-' DEAR R EA D ER : < a m rt dors M ED IC IN E PETER G0TT.M D not ordtiuirlly follow fungus m fed Ion. rven Ihr tr v rr r type thal you describe I’m more run rrm rd thal your drnnatotogtsi lias Item unable lu clear up your troublesome problem I suggest that you request a referral lo a proctologist, specialist In difficult disease* ui Ihe tower bowrl A serum! opt nton wouldn't hurt and II rntghi enable you lo obtain Mime much-needed relief D EA R DR. O O T T : 1 went to party where slrak tar late wav served li lasted good, but n (here any harm in rating raw lieef? Whal *yinp:-.an* should I look lor'? D E A R R E A D E R : I belle*. thal rating umookrd tw-ri i* unwise In llte flrd plate, m tl tha' J commercially drrward and the*, ground In a siqwrinaikn m butcher shop ran easily Ik contaminated with bacteria These ink roorganisms are orrii nanlv killed by beating but can cause Intestinal Infertkin* will: svnipioms of abdominal [Min and diarrhea Second, tier! tapeworm llaetu.* saginaia) can inter i human* w t*<> ral undetiookrd beef People who ral lirel l.ulatr may lw unwillingly ingesting Ihr tactu.< cysls. which then grow in iti* human inlrsiinr Syni|itmiis ol beef tapeworm Infection at> usually mild, and tan In* loilalkkanlnal pain diarrhea ami weight k*s» ICJIHHH. NEWSPAPER KS TER PRISE ASSN HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY December IB. 1988 Set high standard* and Ugly g o a ls for yourself in I tie year ahead, but ilon'l rxjirti every thing In niairrtallrr overnight Your sucres* will tie achirvrd Ihrougti ronilnumis rtfnrl 6 A G I T T A R I U 8 (Nov 23 Det 21) I Julie* or r r*|tons|(Kilt Irs you neglect Imlay will tie rven tmirt dlllk till lo deal with tomorrow fkm't (ml youisrli tirhimt the right hall wtlliout a rue slick Tryin g lu |iatrh up a broken r omance? The A st ro- Gr aph Matchmaker ran help you lo understand whal lo do hi make the relationship work Mall 92 lo Matchmaker. P O. Hox UI42M. t Try eland. OM 44 101 3428 C A P R IC O R N It>r< 22 Jan IB) T ry tn avoid sliiulluns loday with friends rival have petty. [■illllc.il ovrrlunrs If you gri Involved, you're apl to back the wrong candklalr A Q U A R IU S l lan 20 Feb III) Your aspltatkins rmtld hr uii reasonably high at (Ills lime It's g<VMl lo tie optimistic, but doll I base yikir tiopr* on the way you think things should tie instead of as lliey really are PtSCEA iFrb 20 March 201 Y imi might have to deal wllh someone loday who isn’t as honest and gulirlrw* as yourself Unforumalrly. riling* you irl) tin* person might later h r iwislrd and used again*! you A R IE S (March 21 April Millie exlirtnrly tarrlul in Ihr man agrmeni id your lutam ia) allair* loday In d lflrrrn rr nr rare lessors* « wild lead to a loss Ilia! might tiavr far reaching rffret* T A U R U S tApril 20 May ?<>■ If you're going lo |ialirrn your tirhavkir allrr someone spr* tal al this lime, lie smr you don't (rick a person who l* impressive hut shallow G E M IN I (May 21 June 201 Don't let the n il leal cum me ids <il a cti wiirkri lessen your ltd lugs of sell esteem Iinlay You know who and whal yuu air, but this perton doesn't. CA N C ER IJune 21 July 221 Social plans yuu make for yourself loday might nol hr reall/rd In Ihr manner you envision If your sr ter lion oi compankMi* is unwisr t.E O iJuly 2 I Aug 22| Ilum you hope lo achieve today arrn i apt to hr lulhltcd II you rely tu> heavily iki link and not lh* sweat ol your brow You can gel whal you go allrr, huf yuu tl have lo ea rti It V IR G O I Aug 2 1 Sept 11 Usually you're a ral Iter rrliahl* person, but today you may waste more lime and energy un why sornrihing ran'I l » don* Ilian doing il Don't compound y o u r a r l l n n * w l l h film** excuses L IB R A is . pt 2 t Ol • Op|kiftuiilllr* yuu Ural liidilh* rnlly loday will tir pminted m by your compriiiors. and Ihr* are apt In leap (hr rewards lh.*1 were earmarked lor you S C O R P IO lOci 24 Nov 221 It you d o n i have failh In ih> ahllillc* ol ass*n lairs wllh whom vou are Involved today. It's tie*: you do nut rely iqion them lo* heavily Do as mu* h as you can lor voursrll (C.'IIHHH. 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P a r b o i l beans. Place In crockpot using Juice beans were parboiled In. Add remaining Ingredients Add enough water to cover everything Cook on low 10-12 hours or high 4-6 hours Stir occasionally Serve with brown bread and hot dogs LEMON SAUCE 3 tahlrspoons cornstarch Dash salt I tablespoon butter 14 rup lemon Juice 44 cup sugar I rup boiling water Grated rind of 44 lemon Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt In sauce pan (‘our In rup of boiling water, and stir over direct heal until the mixture boils Stir In butter, lemon rind and Juice This sauce Is tasty over bread pudding or ginger­ bread Hot Buttered Rum Nut Rolls as a sweet energy burst tor breakfast would wake up anyone. R olls sa tis fy fo r b re akfas t, sn ack T h r r » '» no brttrr way in warm up a <old winirr il>t> than with a •learning rup of cinnamon Ira and a l»a»krt full of Mol iluitrm l Hum Nut Kolia HOT BUTTERED RUM NUT ROLLS 1 pound kaf Bfldgford Frorrn IU rad Dough 44 i up brown sugar (« cup anflrnrd b u tlrr or margarine plu* 2 tablespoon* m rltrd tmllrr or margarine U cup rhopprd peran* nr lavorltf* mil* 1 tcbirspiKiu milk 2 teaspoon* IV>ur 44 ira*|>onri rum rx tia i t F IL L IN G *-» ru p fu own sugar I tablespoon hwttrr nr marga­ rine H tra tp u m iu m rilra i t Let dougli tfwtw at m um Irm prraturr i ' l to 4 hour* or overnight tn refrigerator (For m lr m w n r tfiawlng Instruction* refer In oven manufacturer * ciHikb wk | Mis sugar. *« cup margarine milk flour amt rum Itrtng to slow boll 1‘mir Into grrased 7-by-13-Inch take (tan and sprinkle nuts over mixture On lightly floured I*sird. roll (tough out lo l2-by>14 Inch rr (tangle Brush dough with I lables^wmn melted margarine M u brown sugar and rum spread over dough Itrgimitng with (be 14 inch side, mil dough up lightly Cut into 12 I Inch piece* Ptacr pin rs rut side down In |m i i Brush dough with remaining margarine t.ri rise until dough real ties lop of pan Bake m 350*F oven for 30-35 minutes nr until dough i* golden brown Carefully turn out ol pan Immediately Makes 12 rolls One pleasure of ink rowavlng u thal a complete rr« ipr <an laptrparnl In one dish This Is especially pleasing when you ate <(Hiking lor two. and II avoids extra cleanup and bothersome leftovers Q U IC K P O T A T O B A L A D I large baking poiatn 1 lab(es|MM)ti water 2 tablespoon* mayonnalar I tablespoon wmr cream 44 teaspoon each dry imislard and ground white pep(»rr I teaspoon i bopped Itrsb ( hives or gierti onion 1 teaspoon i ftopjwd plmlento 44 teaspoon W o k rsirrslnrr NEW ENGLAND BAKED BEANS I D to 2 pounds dry red kidney beans I large onion ( flopped 1 rup sugar 2 teaspoon* dry mustard « L *. -i C A U . 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B IN K IE ’S F U D G E <4 teaspoon salt l box confectioners sugar 1 Iraspoon vanilla 44 cup evaporated milk Blend atrove together, then add: 6 ounces chocolate chips, melted 44 cup butter melted 2 cops chopped nuts Pour I n t o greased pun 9 by-l3-by-2-lnchrs: refrigerate I hour Cut and serve C H IC K E N C A C C IA TO R I 6 chit ken breasts halves I 29-ounce tomato sauce plus M A G G IE ’S G UM BO SUPREM E 1 H-ouncccan tomato sauce 1 pound okra sliced I tablespoon minced onion t>quarts water 144 teaspoons oregano 1 cup celery, diced I 44 teaspoons sweet basil 2 cups onion, cltopped I teaspoon thyme 1 6-ounre ran tomato paste 44 teaspoon minced garlic 2 3 level tables|ioon seafood I teaspoon tarragon seasoning 3 bay leaves 2 teaspoons salt Slowly rook chicken In 2 4s rup rornniral mixed with tablespoons olive oil (approxi­ one cup cold water mately 15 minutest Ketnovr 3 pounds shrtmp. jieeled and rhlrken from oil. drain and let drvetned mol Discard oil from (am Add I |murid ( i aUltra t all Ingredients except rnickrn to Hot I okra, celery and onfot for |m ii and rook at 230 ®F for 30 I hour at lull boll Add tomato tninulra or simmer on stove paste slowly, mixing well Add Meanwhile, remove bone from sail and seafood seasoning. Stir chicken Cut Into bite-airr well to blend all Ingredients Add pieces, add lo sauce and con rommeaJ and ('uok 30 minutes. none cooking for 30 minutes Stirring frequently to prevent Serve over rice or spaghetti stk king and lumps Add shrimp (Jans Hals ol Sanlord la s and rrabmeal ruok 10 minutes, corrsspondsnt who wrllsa Ihs stirring occasionally Serve In wsskly "Cook ol tha Weak" tmwl with rice or crackers More fsatura. Phooa 322 4 736; seafood spice may be added If spicier lasir desired s;ince 44 medium cucumber, peeled, •ceded and tlnrly chopped I tatiles^Miii llnrly rhop|M-il parsley Microwave method Peel potato ami cut into bitesi/rtl cuties (about H inch I Place In a I pint glaxa <rram ic sauce pan and sprinkle with I tables I*n ifi water ( ‘over and microwave on High lor 3 to 4 minute* stirring once halfway through cooking lime I S n n i e potatoes m a y take •lightly longer to trn d rti/ r | ( Yml A L E Mix remaining Ingredient* and add lo (Kilalne* Mrlrigeralr lor 30 minutes Tills kitchen tested recljie makes 2 servings Treats Continued from Page SB flavor eomblnallou Is drln niu» JE W E L E O JE L L Y 2 rup* rrunapple juke 1 package (14* o u n c rl |Kiwdrrrd fnilt pectin 2 cups sugar 2 rup* apple Juice Green food coloring 244 cup*»ugat Combine rrunapple June and 244 tablespoons It till pectin In 2-quurt batter lx»wl. Sri re m.lining |K-rtln aside M um wave on IOO percent power, un­ covered, 6-7 minutes or unlit mixture bolls, stirring once Stir In 2 cups sugar Microwave <m IOO percent (tower 3 6 mlnutrs or until mixture Uni* hard (or ai least I minute I(iIrase linn I Skim off any loam with metal spoon. Pour Into hot s t r r l l l / r d glasses, filling each hall lull Sri aside until Jelly is par I tally sc I |abnut 2 D ho u rs ). When crauapplr jelly has lM-gun to set. comhine apple June. 4 drop* food colottng and tcmaining 244 tablespoon* fruit |>eciin in 2((uarl flutter how l Microwave on ICKi percent (lower 6-7 mlnutrs or until mixture U>lls. stirring once Stir in 244 nips sugar. Mil m u a ir on IOO (ico rn i power, uncovered, 3 6 mlnutrs or until mixture Dili* hard lor ai least I minute Skim oft any loam Carrfully *(Mxui into glasses over llrst layer ol Jelly Seal (Mldgs Mycolt la a carllllad horn* sconomlit and coordinator of tha Slngla Parsnl Dlaplacad H o m e m a k e r * P r o g r a m at Samlnota Community College Phone 323 MSO.txl. 360 ) ALL DIAMONDS IN STOCK! C, 'U5'.e 'v L ‘ Hrt?„niT 1 arV * So'iTaiTe s • C o c H alls T r i o s B • W e d d in g S e ts # M e n ’s R in a s # E a r a c e l e t s • N e c k la c e s r>*, " 9 6 USE y O U R iW e d m a n y i CHARGE ACCOUNT! f o r O u a lily » a l,a n 4 K T M IW 5 0 % O F F Any Service With Thli Ad Only J u s t -A -T r im 0THING HELD BACK!!! Stylist Waited To Join our Winning Tean 321-5788 — Patients Ac* Urged To Contact TM* Office Before Thai Oate f ot Transfer 01 Medical Records. Seining Account*, Etc Thank You N O R B E R T O E. P R I U M . D . , P . A . 1403 Medical Pinza Dr. S u it e 214 S a n lo r d . F I 32771 (407) 3 2 1 -4 4 9 0 ___________________ C H A IN S * C H A R M S - * E A R R IN G S s If* gsM n . . A N D S O M U C H •!<!'. x L v f a r \ n r -1 MORE! a Bayheed Prolstslontl Csnlrs SOI lak* Mary Btid NORBERTO E. PRIU M.D., P.A. IS ANNOUNCING THE CLOSING OF HIS NEUROSURGICAL PRACTICE AS OF JANUARY 31, 1989. T H E R E ’S S T IL L T IM E T O S A V E N F R IE D M A N S 1 4 K T . £ O L I Y o u r B e s t V a lu e N e w c o m e rs S p e c ia l Niv i c PU f.,i i i m •«ew INlSfliUi 11 w •n i h m i coat ____ r r i n g nbeiievable Last Minute Savinas!! IRif O M A N ’S INVITIS Y O U T O OPEN YOUR PIRSONAL CtlARGf A C C O U N T! r > ?>v Triedm atfs S I N C E V. 1 D 2 4 JE W E LE R S Seminole Centre Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mail lakNia (M|J AHBywasl Wr<gk«( Ac t k -K*di Idfs ItMltmtooa •l.lm d lf(*J h * « •* * X �■pMSKBPMPVBI 1 7 13 14 15 16 by Art Sanvom TH E BORN LOSER tuoouatrsoj. lETMESM, im iM for. USTEUHO TO W sum E E K A M EEK e a o G LO u a v . n I KCiDED fT U>AS TIME. 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E Mr ida tgan a Final , > k g tu t> ' ranW'ad ut ma aMraueM ia u ,' an ma 1*1 da , a* SagMmba, A 0 •tat ut m*i carlam «*** *n •Iliad Firs t Union Nalianai Bane at F u n d a I t e Altaniic N aiiana i R ant at F ie n d * PlamltlT. -a s — JeFur S w *"t and C ,n m i* A Wail* DaFan dam B i k ' a'araeaid Writ *4 E m B a n . a t d*"mr*d M ma a* SiMtifl al s*miw e County. F io d a and I bow MtMd upon ma 4*4*0* mg deter-bad prepart, eene* py jaFm S Wane ta d p ,a p a r t , ba m g lacaiad In Sam male County Florida mara p a 'l l c u l a r l y d e tc rite d ae On* lias Esrd Pickup Truck, • la c k In C s l s r . 10 « I E T 0 E I T V I J N A F l l t l bkinn tlarad •• Bulcb i Cbaeron SanMrd F Mr ida and Iba wndarvgnad at Sfm ti H •4 la m a d a Count, Florida • hi •• II 00 A M an m* tm da, •I January. 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Orlando Florida DOC) on or belore lonuor, I* Iff*, and liM Ibo original nim Iba CMrk of Ible Court H IM r boNro ta r,n o on PollllKMr t OINrno, or immodioNI, Ibara oiiar. oU m t m Iio o dalauil •III bo entered againei you tor m* rebel demanded in the Cam plomt W ITN E S S my hand and m* tael al m it Court on Due ember II. 1*00 D A V ID N B ER R IE N C L E R K O F TH E COURT BV K ell, McCiem D E P U T Y C LER K Publish Dec 14 )t. IS IFSS Jon 4 let* O E L 140 Legal N otices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF T H I IS T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CASE NO I* UM , O I N I B A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION IN D E P E N D E N C E ONE M O R TG A G E CO RPO RATIO N P L A IN T IF F , rt WE SCAR INC E L B E R T C E C IL W R IG H T ANO T I R E S I K W R IG H T.H IS W IFE LAW R EN CE C M IL L E R ANO K E L L IE 0 M IL L E R . BOAR O O E C O U N TY COMMISSIOM ERSOE SEMIFeCLE CO U N TY UN KNO W N TE N A N T lS l O IF E N O A N T lS I N O TIC E OP AC TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E SER VIC E P R O P E R TY TO LAW R EN CE C M IL L E R A N O K E L l I f 0 M IL L E R R*erd*nc* t*Mna*n. it II,M g •4 Mm said DaWndantt t( *il*wr bae ramarriad and *4 t> * » bam ol said OaNndant* Oft dead IM * rotpacl'ea . h a irs , d a e it a tt . f r a M a a t •tttgnaat I ' t d i N i Uanars •nd I ' V IN a t and all elbar par tan t claim mg by Ibraugb O a la n d a n lls l and tweb Iba a n l l s i a n d i n k of •ba I tar •*•**„'Mnarl unen. 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FLO R ID A D ili Thrt action bae t ie r rued 1 *•* r* a cap, *4 your •niton at Mr *• if an, M it an s h a p ir o A e is h m a n ai M m *,* ehaea adWae* it SM Martn Baa S'raat SulM B J Tampa F Mr Ida UMk MIS on B baFara January l| IS** and tiM ma wigmai « im m* CMrk •* mra Caur- a ih * baMra kar,Ha an Pl*m*i*rt atMrna, B ukmm d *M y maraanar i m b •'** * da*au" Bill ha enter td agemet reu Mr tb* »atM* W ITN ESS m , band and eaai al nu* Caur' an lb* U da, *F O k * mb*' INS IS C A LI O A V IO N B ER R IE N C WCIXI and C x n * , CaurN B , Kan, MeCiam Oapu*, CMrl PubiMb O k U. I I M isas Jan 4 teg* O I L ift IN T H I C IR C UIT COURT IN A N O F O R SEM INO LE C O U N TT FLO R ID A c a s e n o taeAieCA** p Su n b a n k NATIO N AL ASSOCIATION Ptamtitl rt NICHO LAS J RIXXO. III. K A T H L E E N RIXXO hc« »<M ••al. N O TIC E OE AC TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E SERVICE P R O P ER TY TO NICHOLAS J RIXXO III AO Paachcmod O re AltamanM Sprmgt FL1JM 4 YO U ARC N O TIE IC O mal an •clan M Mt k Me# e mortgage an ma tp ia e n g prapart, m Sam neia C u n * , F Mr Me Let tee Sprmg O a t! Unit 4 K c e tp n g M Mm peat maraa* at recanted in Pt*t Bae* I t Pag* kt A St Public Record! at SamrnaM Count, EMrida bat boon Mad age met raw and raw o ft regu'red to to rrt a cop, at ,*u» Mtitean daMneas it an, •a IT an Dand G Shtatds. at EesMr 1 Kail, Plaintiff 1 at torn*,* nhot* addraet it M Norm Oranga Aeanua SulM toe Pott Ott ce Bat IM ). 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ELO RIO A CASE NO M ID S C A b * IN RE Tb# Marriage el M a r, lewit* Schaefer Petit loner, and Gaorga K Ingdon SbaaMr N O TIC E OE AC TIO N TO Gaorga K ingdon SbaaMr, You e>e Ha.eb, Natilad that on acfion lor diikalutlan el marriage bat bean lilad agamtl you You ary ragwrrad to !* ,,• a cap, a* yaur nrittan dataniai il any. 4a Iba action an m* Pan lioner rrboia name and addrett I* M AR Y LOUISE S C H AEFER etl Sun LAka CircM t i l l Lai* M a r, F I , m e t On or balor* ma l) da , af January let* and I'M Iba a n g in a l with ma clerk 0< mis court titbar balor* tar rice an ma petition*, B immadiaMt, tfMraaftar. o lM r e iu • |udge men 1 Bill ba entered to m* rellal demanded in tba patnian W ITNESS m , band and taal a* m u cov»« m il i| a*, ni December is m IS E A LI O A V IO N B E R R IE N A 1 C Mr k ol "m Cowr I B , Jenn.ler P Price Depul, Clerk Pubi'tb Dec 14 II. J* IMS Jan 4 1*** O EL II) Legal N otices U N IT E 0 S TA TE S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M ID 0 L E D IS T R IC T OP F L O R ID A O R L A N D O D IV IS IO N C i l l N a IS * « l Cl* O r l l l U N I T E 0 S TA TE S OF AM ERICA. Plain •ITT ,1 A L B E R T A S H LE Y C L O T E A L A S H L E Y T H EOOO RE BROOKS CA10O NIA BROOKS E T AL D a la n d a n l i 0 R 0 E R O F SERVICE BY P U B LIC ATIO N This cawta cam* la ba heard upon Plaintiff» MaHan Ik Or a*T *4 SaruK* by PubHcafwn and H appearing mat Mu* action ba* baen Waugh! Mr ma an Mrcamani a* a itan agamtl reel prapart, u'uaMd Mr SammoM Cawity •imin ma MiddM O n trieI af FMnde end aaecnbad et Mh b m i T im MMi ' 41 Mei 4 mebat B L B I and ma Cat! 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Thaadera •raw s and Cardan** Rrtaat 1 Mut cave* and complaint filed baram an ar baMra January 11 ttbt B m aetav" maraat m* Caur' tba< praraad M ludgmew mi m u « j m m# •••fp* prpndW Mr t , SKtwn IASS Tin* m Unread S'aM* Cade at ear w d precaet t i t l e tba S'aM af Florida I TtueBdarba pubtitFMd H a natipapar n* geratal cucvlpnan m SamrnaM C t u u , EMrida not Met man enca eech eeae Mr tit can tec u b w tweet prior M ma return d*M baram obort EaewnaMd DONE ANO OR 0E R 1 0 at Or land* EMrida "u t Tin* Her *4 N e .e m b e r 1 4*1 U N I T E D STATES OieNtci Judg* i G K EN D A LL s h a r p PubtitP December ' 14 » l. JS J v u e r , 4 411 '*** 0 « l a _____________________ IN t h e CIRCUIT c o u r t IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE CO UN TY FLO R ID A C A S IN O R i m C A I l P RlCMARO w h a l e s Plaintiff rt CAROL M HALES. 0* tend am N O TIC E OC ACTIO N TO CAROL M HALES 1Addraet UnAnaem I YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIF IE D Mm ! a Camplattd 4* Meat ' i 'M bet been tiled agamtl raw concerning mm tat Mb mg Let S) al BMck C LAK E K b TH R Y N PARK cm ADDI ' ION at Ibman an unrecorded plat attained d e lin k e d at MtMBk Ragmnng at tba SE ctretf Let >4 RMck C. Lata Kjfbryn Park >d Add"mn par recBd plat m Pi*' Row 14 Pag* t ). 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Fern Park F Mr d a 11'M on B bate,* tha Vd da, *4 January itgt and M •ne mm b igmai t ik i ma CMrk of Mut Court either ba'cx* te rrica an P lamd II t atMrna, or imma dieM'y tharaattar o'hare ta a datavlt •til ba ,n*e»ed agamtl yaw Mr m* rtlMf demanded n tba Complaint W ITNESS m , band and tae at mi* Court on ma ism da, ol November IMS ISE A l l C L E R K O F THE c ir c u it c o u r t Pubiitb IFSS SEM INOLE C O U N TY F lO R lO A B , Wend, W Collin, Deputy Clert Nor » Dec ). 14 11 0E K 114 N O TIC E OP S H E R IF F 'S SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN the! b , virtue af ma* carlam W r" af f iK vtian ittuad awl ol •nd under fha toll ol »h* Count, Coufl el S fm ln a lt C ount, FMnda Upon a lm*l ludgaman' randtrad m Pm *lex,wad court an mo ism da, •• October a 0 IFSS In the' certain cat* an l"Md. Barnall Recover, Cor poratiwi |/Va S**'e Wide Col Mclion Carp PiamiiH n Gail 0 Ellis and O h m Wet Elllt. Defend*rt •bleb alKetaid Writ 01 EeKvlm n eat delivered M me at Sbarlll al Saminaia Count,. Fiord* and I baw MvMd Upon Iba Muon mg da tCr Ibed property Oened b . Gall 0 E l l s laid property being lK * l* d In SammoM Caunl,. Florid* more particular), de K fib a d a tW m vt 1 t f l t M a id * 1 c o o l V IN 'IB 0 1 1 l«B * t> 4 C ll Being t*or*d al Sanlord Point * Bod, Sanlord FL and Ibo undertignod at SheriII al SamrnaM Caunl, Fiend*. •Ill *1 II OO A M on tb* ttnd da, ol December. A D ifSS offer tor tala and tail M tha bigbatl bidder Mr cash, tubiecl M an, and *11 aaisling Mint, at me Frani nvatil Ooor al lb* iMpt el ma SamrnaM Caunl, Caurthoute In SanMrd Florida Iba above deter,bed par won*1 pr opart, Tba laid tala It being m*d* lo u l i t f , m* Mrmt ol ta‘d W r" ol EeKvfMn JaFmE Polk Sborlff SammoM County. Florid* Publikb Nov X Dec I. U . II. I MO DE K m Legal N otices Legal N otices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT. IN A N O E O R S IM IN O L I C O U N TY . ELORIOA C A S IN O S S S IlFC A E f L T H E C IT IX E N S B A N K O E O VIED O Plaintiff rt LO UIE C W ILLIAM S and WANDA B W ILLIAM S bn b *M. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF TH C E IG H T E E N T H JU 0 IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TT. FLO R ID A n o tt t in c a e e l S E C U R ITY F iB S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Plemtifl. vs TE D A H OLO ENandR EN EE L HOLD EN C A R TE R E T SAVINGS BANK E A FL O R ID A OIVISION And SARAL P O IN T C O M M U N ITY SER VIC ES ASSOCIATlOEf INC . OeMndan't N O TIC E OE FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant M a Summer, Final Judgement Ot foreclosure deled me Em da , ol December IMS N O TIC E OF M i l N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N mal pursuant M Summer, F mal Judgmani *4 F b u M u i on Mrad m the cat* af THE C IT l XENS BANK 04 O V IE D O v* L O U IE C W IL L IA M S and W ANDA B W ILLIA M S bit « M DeMndanft m m* Circu" CavH. in and I k Saminaia C a u n l,. F ie r.d * Cat* N* • s u it e A g e t mm underlined CMrk tetll ka" al public ta ll M ma highatl and b e " bukder Mr (•kb al Mm eat' Irani door ol ma Sam male Caunl, Cacxlhouea m la n ia rd . Saminaia C a v n ly , a n d e n te re d la C a s t bo FMnda •• b t hour *4 II 0* H l i n C A H i *4 m* Circuit a m an Mm UTh da, 1 * Ja n u s ', Caur' of m* Eigbieenm Judicial A 0 Isat mat carlam real 1 Circuit m and 4k SamrnaM proper' , tiiw M and being m Caunl, 4 Mr id* where." SC Sam.nor* Caunl, FMnda da C U R I T V E IR S T F E D E R A L MiW adat IB Met SAVINGS ANO LOAN Thai pare*' K land i,m g m ASSOCIATlOEf IS Piemfiff and Sec 'Mn ug TaMnebp M Sdum. ! I C O A H O L O E N a n d R E N E E Kanga 11 C a l l S a m in a ia l "O LD E N C A R TER ET ( e r n , FMnda. d rtc'b a d at SAVINGS RANK E A M*Mms From iba Saulbaatl F l o r id a d iv is io n ono cBher *4 t*w Sk 4mfi 14 rim SARAL P O IN T C O M M U N ITY N a n ac Dagt t l '4 W M R S E R V IC E S A S S O C IA T IO N . Ma' manca rim South St Dagt INC B e Defend*"', I Bill sail ST IE W )M I* Mal M "M Pam! M Mm h-gheet and best bidder •I Bagtrmmg manca r m la u b Mr caeb *1 m* F rent DoK v* Mm Ft Dagt 111* W US 00 Ma' Sem.noM C a u r', Cour'house *1 Mmnca rim ttK lh M Dagt 0) 4) I la n ia r d F la rld a #• I I BR W 44' 00 Mal N u rtm N o r" a cm c * A M . on the Dm d o , o* r» CMgt t l it ( 1J4 to Ma> J * " w * ', use m* IK lew mg manca rim Saute to Dagt s ) *J dev > b*d prwper *r et tor Mrm E ta« 00 Mei M ma Paml *4 in sard FmM Judgemani M e lt beginning L K IS Sugar a « g * *1 Saboi D A T E D Hus ) da, al Da Pemt K C K d m g M MM plat camber A 0 'MO mm «* o * as rotorOoO m Pial Bod * C Mrs a* Mm C ifcuH C dKt I l Page M A W Public R K K d t b , Jan* E Jaeaaic K SommoM CoiaiF,. F Mr Ida Oapvf, CM rl D A T E D mis *m da, c* De Pubi.m Dec 14 11 1404 cembK ISE* O i l 111 O A V ID N B E R R IE N Cwrs Som maM C ou"', Circw l Court I IN T N I C IR C U IT C O UR T. I I O H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O IS Met C A 4f l SANC BOSTON M O R TG AG E CO RPO RATIO N 4 Fiend* i b k i ' m, mature a tta r* , merge. M STOCK TON W H A TLE Y 0 A V IN A COM PANY * Florida im p o rt'd * Pvamtift v. W ALTER RAWLSON DaMndantt NO TICE OF SALE Neti-e Is Mraby S 'w n Mia’ pursuant M a Emat Judgment a* I b ec m u e enter*d herein 1 •ill tan ma property t"w*Wd m SamrnaM Count, EMrida da tc'M adet LaF 1 C LUS TER H D E I R RUN U N IT 11 K C K d m g M mm pial meraol at r t c p H O m Pial •oat 14 peget I and t *4 m* Public Bacardi *4 Saminaia Count, FMnda T O G E T H E R W ITH an #0 lament Mr mgr*tl and egrett pwrpaeat a w r that carlam par cat al land at da tended at kmtact Bagm •• Mm •aeM'lymeei i b i m t of L O T 1. C L U S T E R H. O M R R UN U N IT n at recBdrd m Pial boo* 14 Paget I and 4 Public Recordt •• SamrnaM Caunf, FMnda. rim manca Stum SI dagraat 1* 00 Eat! 1100 Mal •rang ma taumceaeMrlr bound ary a* laid La* 1 nm manca N tn * a dagrwt I I 00 E a tl SIS Mai nm MMnca Norm II degree! J* OF Well It 00 Mel M fha nor meat far I, bounder y a* ta d le i 1. run manca South a deg'**! 11 » Wet' 111 Im I M m* Poml ol Beginning Together • lb Rang* O w n D'thoathar Garbage Q.tpota' VaniFanand wan M Wan Carpal •• public tale M tha highat 1 and bad bidder Mr caeb al Iba •*,• Irani entrance SamrnaM Catm'y Cewrthouea m SanMrd FMnda at II 00 A M an ma ifm da , ol January leg* W ITNESS m , band and Of Tidal Saal *• ta d Court mis S da, of December I40S IS CALI 0 A V ID N B ER R IE N CLE RK. C IR C U IT C O UR T By JanaE Jetae'C Dapw'y CMrk Pub"th Dec 14 II. IMS O EL 141 U N IT E D S TA TE S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M I0 0 L E D IS T R IC T OE E L O R IO A O R L A N O O D I V I S I O N Ci t e N • EE 14E Cl* O fl I I U N I T E D S TA TE S OF A M ER IC A. PlA-n I'll ,% B E T T Y 0 A N IE L S *1 e l. Defendant! O R 0 E R OF SERVICE BV P U B L IC A TIO N Tbit cawka cam* to ba board upon Plaintiff 1 Motion Mr Or der of Sonic* b , Publication and II appear ing tbal m it Ktion bat been brought Ik I' m an Mrcamani ol a non agamtl real proper', tiluaMd In SamrnaM Caunl, eithm Iba MiddM Oik t 'ld *4 FMnda and date' bed at teitowt Lo't to II and 11 W a tb in g la n P a rk . C 1 f , ol O e ltd o according •• plot thereol at recorded m Pial Boo* S. Page El. Public Reccxdt of SammoM Cour t ,. FMnda. and II further appear.ng mal DaMn dem AAa'rm McCMnnon cannot ba tarred ellkm ma SUM ol FMnda. tbal II It not p rK lic a bM M tar re him per ton* 11, Ik m* eherteCxh.lt or ret.denct ol u i d Dalandani •'• unknown and ba bat net voluntarily ep peered hK*ln. II It 'her*lor* O R D E R E D at NXM et I Da lender!I Marvin McCMnnon shall •ppaar in m u cauta and plead M lb* complaint l.ied harem on K be'ore December J). legs or In deleu" thereol. " m Court tball proceed M ludgmenl m m .t ceuta M ma eitant p o i d t d Mr by Lee lion IASS. TlIM I t Unllod Slatae Cod* *1 II sold DeMn dent bad baan tarred with process erllbln Iba H a lt ol F lo rid a 1 Th is ord a r ba published m a newspaper el ganarsl circulation m SammoM Count, EMrida. not Mss than one* each week Mr sle consec w Ilw weeks prior lo mo return daM harem ebor* oesignaied DONE ANO 0 R 0 E R E D al Or •and*. FMnda mis 1st da , ol N o i i m t l ' , IM S U N I T E D S TA TE S D IS TR IC T JU D G E /t/ G K E N D A LL SHARP Publish November 14 11. K> December ). 14 A II. IFS4 D EK 104 I N T N E C IR C U IT C O U R T OE TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S IM IN O L I C O U N TT. FLO R ID A Casa Ne EE it*4 Orrtvo* CAPE C i t y f e d e r a l s a v in g ! BANK. Pi* ml 1It r% P E T E O SH ER M AN JR F T AL N O TIC E OE FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant m a Emai Judgment of •KKMeur* daMd Deer mb*. 1, 'EM and enMrod m Casa No EE 1baa K mo Circuit Court K m# E IG H T E E N T H Judicial C m ml m and Mr SEM IN O LE Caunl,, EM nd* ohoro-n C IT Y F E D F R AL SAVINGS BANK is Plamt.l! and P E T E O S H ER M AN JR LO U IS E M S H E R M A N H IV W IF E are tn» DeMndenii I Mill sail M m* highasl and bosi bikder for cash al fh* Oftii Front Door ol Ibo Sam mol* C o m ", Courthouse m Sanlord ' W d * #1 II 00 a m on m* da, ol January S let* bM Ml lowing described property as sa* Mrm m said E mal Judgement E X H IB IT A L O T TOT. W E D G C W O O O TE N N IS VILLAS A CCO R DING to th e plat th er e o f as R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 14 P AG ES U 14. ANO M OF TH E PUB LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV FLO R ID A IN C L U D IN G S P E C IF IC ally but w it h o u t l im i T A T ION TH E F O L L O W IN G IT E M S R E F R IG E R A T O R RANGE OVEN D IS P O S A L D IS H W A S H E R FA N HOOD WASHER A N D O R y ER P R O P E R TY ADORCSS 14)1 S P A lO lN G R O AD W IN TE R SPRINGS F lO R lO A U 'tO W ITN E S S my band and m# saal o4 mis Caur' on December S. IFM IS E A L I HOFeORABlE O A V IO N B ER R IE N Clers ol mo Circuit Court B , Jane E Jadamc Deputy C M'S Publish Dec 1. 14 ifee DEL )l IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT. E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN ANO FOR S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO EE 41)1 CA EE L E LS IF E M E Y E R S PlAinlitf. vS L V N O A L E N G E L M E IE R n s 4 LY N D A L HOLM ES and B R A O lE V O HOLM ES her husband Defendant, NO TIC E OF ACTIO N TO L V N O A L E N G E L M E IE R 1 ,'k r a lV N D A l HOLM ES Randanc* And e d drnt imSnown B R A O L E V O H O LM ES Residence and add'*,! unSnpwn YOU ARE H E R E B Y FFO TIFIEO mal an action le I K K Ms* e mortgage upon fh* lot lowing property m SamlnoM County F lexid* lo w " L K I I Block A. B R A N TL E Y SH OR ES F IR S T A 0 0 I T I 0 N . accord rig to In* plot thereol ei 'K K d e d m Plot Boo* E. Peg* 4 1. ol tn Public R k k i ) , ol SemmoM County. F Mr Ida has baan Iliad agamtl you and you •'• 'eqv red M to rrt a cop, ol your written dalantai II an,, to It on MARK A K O TE E N . ES Q U IR E . Plaintiff t et'orna, « hot* 4 d d 'ttt it HOC C l* , A vm u* Suit* IF). Orlando Florida ))E04 Oh Or balor* OKem ber 1). ISM end tiM fh* original aim "M Clert ol mis Court e-fner beIore tarnca on Plomlilf's oflK na, or immedl OMI, lh*r»*llor other ei,* * default will ba an iK td agamtl you Mr iba ralial demanded m m* Complaint K Petition W ITNESS m , band and the to il ol mis Court on Mm J I da, ot No.ember I ME (S E A L ) O A V IO N B E R R IE N CMrk ol mo Clrcull Court B , C K a tla V E tern Deputy CMfk Publikb Nov 11. K . Dec F. 14 t*bt DE K NS B , JanaE Jes#Mt< Depur, O k , Pub"*" O k 14 II. 'ME D E L IN �1 0 * — Sanford Herald. San lord, F lo rid a — W ednesday. Oacam bar 14. I M S •Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T O* T N I I I R N T I I N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. I I M I N O L I C O U N TY . F L O R ID A C IVIL A C T IO N N O l M III! C A M AMERICAN F I O N I IR s a v i n g s R A N K , le rm e fly i w At H E R IT A G E F I D E K A L S A V IN G S A N D L O A N ASSOCIATION, a I M M SUN* Plaintiff. rt LARRY R. JU STIC E sinata. and CASA PARK VILLAS O f TUSCAWILLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C . N O TIC E O F S A LE NOTICE N N n t | ffuan Ihal pursuant la ma Final Judgment I f a K lai iw ana Sat* antarad r~ Cirrutl Cawrf af tNa E IC H T E E N T h J u d t o f ClrtvW. In ana tar S E M IN O L E County FNrMa. Chrtl Acflan N u m b f M t m C A a a m* unaam ywa Clark v lll tail tt>a araarrtr Situated In tala Count7 at tettaadat Lai L Hack IA CASA PARK VILLAS P HASE I. according N Plat Rack » Paaaa M ana J t Pubik R arord i al Saml«a*a (aw ay. FiariAe laaaifiar a im all tfructwraa. iwgrg. amenta. fieturat. appH ia a lanR ar used in can|un<flan •wrawtu. af Rubik aaN. N ma at n « a clack A M . an ma >1 day af January i*gf. at Ma Wk i Franf daar af Ma SEM INOLE C a f ty Caurttiauar. Sanfara. FlarlRa (COURT S E A L I O A V ID N B E R R IE N CLERK O F T H E CIR CUIT C O U R T l r Jana E Jaaank Deputy Clark .fubitth Oac la. SI. I N I OEL U» N O T IC E OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M E NaOca N hereby glean mat 1 •magging Laaa Lana FISK. Allamanta S arlnyc SamInaN Caaaty. P la rlR a unRar the F ic iitia a k N a m e af P E R T COAAMUNICAT IONS anR Mat I mm ma Clark af ma Clrtwlt treat. Sam t a f a County FtartRa ftstant af ma Ficfifiauc Nama N J A E N TE R P R IS E t. INC PwMNfi Oac f. 14 H M . 'N i DEL aa Legal Notices IN T N E C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T N E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT FO R T N E I T A T 1 O F FL O R ID A IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A . Ceaa No. kJ tear CA ef Oonaral J f MdtcfWn F L E E T R EA L ESTATE FUNDINO CORP . Nrmert, R ana art M f tgaga Carp . luccataar By m a r g f m m NCNR '•gaga Corporation. Plaintiff n NELSON E ARE NCIRIA. tf ua. a f a l. N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E S A LE B Y C LE R K OF C IR C U IT CO UR T 1 11 hereby given Ihal the David N Berrien Clark of ma CkcuM Court af SommoM Caunfy. 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Seminole County, FlarlRa u n d f ma Ficfifkaut Nama 0 C LEAN ALL. and mat na intend to rugNN r te*d name mm ma CNrk af ma Cirtuit Court. SaminaN Comfy. FNrlRa uNMna af ma FNfifNua Name SiafwaaA TaW H Section M l M FNrlRa StafufattMJ /t/Maaaa Burke Jr it/B a rp f a A Bunt Pwbfitn Ok IA I I. M IfM Jan A ItM D E L ISC IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A c a s e n o m m ** c a p * p SUN BANK. N A TIO N A L ASSOCIATION. PletatiH. rt NICHOLAS J R l Z Z a i l l . K A TN l E E N R IZZO h i ««N . tia l. N O TIC E O F A C T IO N C O N S TR U C TIV E SERVICE* P R O P E R TY TO K A T H L E E N RIZZO Ac) Poach . nod Driua Allamanta Springs f l 17714 YOU A R E N O T IF IE D mat an acflan N loracioaa a merffeee Sam mala Caunfy. Ftanda Laf far. Sarma Oaat Unit A accareme fa ma Mai maraaf aa racaraaR m Pial Basa If. Paaa FI A aa. P u b ik Facer Rt af lemmata C e ftty. Flanaa fiat barn fiiaa efiin cl you anR yau are rogutrad *a larva a tap, ef yaur written RafaniaA If any N it an O anR 0 Sfuatat. af FaaNr A Kelly. Plemfitrs at N rnryL a N a a a d f a tt 1 » Nerm Or ana# Auanua. W k MS Pail Office Bar SMf. Oiartao FlarlRa m MSI. an ar ketere Dec I f . If M . anR file I ha erifinel m m tne Clark af Ihi* Court fitter batara taryka an Plaoiftfri attar nay ar immaRi •Niy maraaffer emerm te a SetOut! m il be anfaraR agamtl yfu far ma r f m arm mat* in •he Campiamt ar Pefitien W ITNESS my hand anR real at ma Caurt on m>» I ) Ray ef Nay •tat I SEAL I O A V ID N BER R IEN CWrh at ma C if cull Court By JeanBrllWnl A t Deputy C lf * FukHtn Nor M Ooc f. U II. itM OEK MR IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U B T FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . 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IN ANO FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CASE NO M e t CAROL G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION F E D E R A L H O M E LOAN M O R TG A G E C O R P O R ATIO N P L A IN T IF F . ■ ua I JO N A TH A N CHE RNIN AND. JA C K IE JO C H S R N IN . HIS W IF E . SMAOOWBAV CLUB H OM EO W NER S ASSOCIATION. IN C . D E F E N O A N T IS I N O TIC E OP U L B NO TIC E I t H E R E S Y G IV E N purs yard ta an O rR f Judgment 0 Per December 7. H CNR C aw Na M i l C AR O L at ma Circuit Court 0 the I i Gm TE E N TH J u d k i f Ctrcutt m and Nr S EM IN O LE Comfy. Farida wheram F E D E R A L H O M E LO A N M O R T G A G E COR PORATtOW Pl aintiff and E JO N A TH A N C H E R N IN AN O JA C K IE J O C H E R N IN . HIS WIFE are Retandanllal I m u t f 1 ta me higtaaf and boat taddf tar c a m A T TH E W EST F R O N T O O O R OP TH E SFM INOLE C O U N TY COURT HOULE SANFO BO . F L O a iO A al II M AM. January IF. IMF at tat tarth in to ld Final Judgment ta m l LOT III SHADOW BAV UN IT TW O ACCORDING TO the p l a t thereof a s at COROEO IN PLAT BOOK IT. PAGES W ANO M OP The PUBLIC RECORDS OP S EM IN OL E COUNT Y . FLORIOA D A T E 0 at S A N F O B O . Ftartda. m a (d o r at Daca mbai O A V ID N B E R R IE N C LER K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T I f Ml HOC E Comfy Farida By Jana E Jaaank Deputy Ctarh Pubiith O k 1411. tWB OEL If* ’ N O TIC E OP F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nefka It RefPBy f i r m me! I bvoinoM af P O fl am. Simmon Comfy. Ftartda undf ww Fkfiftaua Nama af b u y e r s SERVICE GttOUP. and Hkdl I Inland ta regietar ta«d name mm me Clark af ma CkcuM Caurf. taminata Comfy. F tar Ida m k c k dance mm ma Prg rittant at the Fkfiftaua Nama Siatutat Ta Wit tKttan M l aa Ftar Ida siafutat l*S7 t%Tt A Ward Pubiitn Nau M. D k ItM OEK Tie J. 14 II. IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R TO F TH E I I G H T I f NTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE CO U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO M IM OCAee P F E D E R A L DEPOSIT INSURANCE CO RPO RATIO N I n l t t c f parata capacity Plaintiff ut APPLE R IC H D E V E L O P M E N T C O R P O R ATIO N INC and JE R R Y A P P L E B Y . N O TIC E OF SALE Nalka It hereby giran mat purtuani la Summary Final Judgment 0 F t r K l m r a an terrd In the abara ( opt oned Kftan. I will tail ma f open, t'luatad in Sammata County. Ftar Ida daatribadat Parcel I The South one hail af Laf t. tail me South IM IS Nat af fha Eatl JM JJ Mat and lett fha Norm 'JO I t taa< af Iha E a t' MO n leal I t a . n l and ma Norm ana half e< Let •• Star* A. JOHNSONS POULTRY FARMS K carding ta ma Plat maraaf at recorded m Pial Boo* a. Page • o' the Pubik Record* ef Sam mala Comfy. Ftartda Parcel II The South ana halt at Lot M. Black A. J O H N S O N S P O U L TR Y FARMS, according ta mo Plat t h f aaf at recorded ta Plat Boo* 4 Paga I of the Public R a c f d i of Sam 1note Cok/iff F ior Idi al public sale, fa fha h‘jhe*i *nn bail b .d d f tar caifi. at fha Wall Front door of the Seminole Comfy CeurthouM m Sanford Ftartda at II 00 A M an Iha V d day ef January, IfM W ITN E S S my hand and Iha leal at m il Caurt an December }. IfM (S E A L I O A V IO N B E R R IE N C Nr I of fha Circuit Court By JanaE Jaiew k Pubilih D k J. 14 IIM OEL 71 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT CO UR T OP T N E I I O N T I I N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR I I M I N O L I CO UN TY. FLORIDA Co m N i .M U M C A M L C IT Y F E D E R A L SAVINGS RANK. Plaintiff ¥* R O B E R T J MONCELLO. ( T AL N O T IC IO F FORECLOSURE M i l N O TIC E IS H IR C E Y G IV E N purtuent ta a Final Judgment af I. U N IT E D S T A T E S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M ID 0 L C D IS T R IC T O P F L O R IO A O R L A N O O D IV IS IO N C O U R T NO F t SM C iv O r M E U N I T E D S TA TE S OF AM E R IC A . Plata •I f l . u c W I L L I E I W ILKER S O N and SARAH J W I L K I R S O N D e fe n d a n t!!) N O TIC E O F SALE Mattes It hereby glean t a f purtuani Ig a OafauN Judgcrr I 1 a n tf ad an O c ta b f M. I CM by ma a b o t antiltad Caurt In fha abara causa, fha mdcrsignad Uni tad Sistat M f that f ana f Ms duty author!»d deguftat m il tall fha p r a g f t y tifvata in Somtaata Comfy. Ftarldb da sertaad a* The C m * 7M C tael al fha Wet* t t i I ta«< ei m* N f m 4U * t a f 0 Nta NlHbaOCf la. ( ta** fha Norm 7J4 IS t a f ) and I taw Beginning r a t t a f E K I and M4 M taet Sauth f me N a r t h w a t l e s m a r of fha N o r lh m l ta. r m E f I IIS I ta f Sauta M t a f W f l I l l s taal lltanca North M ta*' ta Petal f IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R TO F T N I I IT N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CASE N O 40440 CA 04 L G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISIO N TR O Y 4 NICHOLS. INC P L A IN T IF F . — re — K E N D A L L C HOLO W AY AND U N K N O W N S P O U S E . IF M A R R I C O . L E W IS C O B B INC UN KNO W N T E N A N T lS l B A Y 0 U L F C H C 0 IT UNION A M H ER S T H OM EOW NERS ASSO CIATIO N. INC D E F E N O A N T IS I N O TIC E O F SALE N O TIC E I t H E R E B Y G IV E N aursuanl ta an O r d f at Fmai Judgment f F f K I D f a m b f 7. tf C M I Ceaa Na M 44a CABF l f ma Circuit Caurt f Iha C IG H T E E N T H Ju M c if CkcuM In and tar S E M IN O LE County. Ftar ids W h f f n T R O Y 4 NICHOLS INC PlemtiH and K E N D A LL C H O LO W AY are Oatandf H i'. I m il s f 1 ta ms htghaal and beef *Ipair tar cath A T TH E WEST F R O N T OOOR OF TH E S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y CO UR T HOUSE SAN FO BO FLO R ID A f II M AAA February 7. IMF IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F LO R IO A P R O R ATE O IVIS.O N FlN Number SO m CP IN R C i E S T A T E OF ARM ANOO TA M A Y O Dec aa ted N O T I C IO F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration al iha Klata f A R M AN O O TA M A Y O d a c a a ia d . F ile N u m b e r M fag CP. if pending in ma C ltc v ll Caurt I f Sam ira la C S B R lf. F la r ld a . P ra b a la Diylttan. ma add! at* f ah kh It N f th P f k Auanua. Santard F la r ld a T h e n a m e s and •ddrriiet f ma personal rapre tarn aline and ms personal rag rrsantafina 1 aHomo y are t f ta>m betaw All in lfa tta d pa< tans f a raguirad ta file with this caurt W ITH IN T H R U M ONTHS OF TH E FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS N O TIC E I I I f l claims agamtl Iha K lata and 111 any abiaclian by an im a rtfta d p f tan an wham mtt n f ka was •feed mal the* tangos ma rakd Ify f ma will, me gufitkoltant at fha p f sonai ragrasaniaiiea f Ivritdkttan f Iha* IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T. I I 0 N T R I N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE N O : M J I t C A S O L C A L IF O R N IA F E D E R A L SAVlNOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION a cfperaltan organ it ad and asislmg under ma laws at ma Uni tad Slatat f A m f ka. PtamfiN. a t aaf fatfk in ta id Jifg a m in i th e ta Datad Hue ijtn day at Da camber ItM ttl DauW R S g a f A I A D b K ta r af F u n n e l Planning 4 CenctrucNan PubtUh D u 14 IfM DEL IM Legal Notices M U M C A f* l af ma Clrcuff Court 0 iha E IG H T E E N T H Jud icial Circuit m and ler S E M IN O L E County. F I f Ida w h iia iii C I T Y F E D E R A L SAYINOS RANK It Rta Plaintiff and R O BER T J M O N C ELLO . ‘ JANE* M O N C E LLO . O R EG O R t I COROERO. A Y R I BARNES HIS W IF E , era ma Defendant*. I mil t f I ta ma Kighaat and baV k ifa ir tar cash 0 the Watt Franf Daar af fhu 1 am 1wall Comfy Ceurtawuaa tn Santard Florida F I I R a n an ma day af January U IM* MR Rtpofi A B N Band. Cath Nr I Owch f C f M a d Chtci N r five (1 % ) parcam af ma tatel The Beard r e e f .at Legal Notices n o r th F in a l mo f e e t of T H E SOUTH US F E E T QF E A S T *| F E E T OF W EST t u n F E E T OF NO R THEAST ta OF SOUTH W EST ta OF S E C TIO N I I T O W N S H IP I t S O U T H R ANGE M EAST. PUB LIC RE C O R O I OF S E M I N O L E c o u f i f y . fiO R irv k ano L U N G TH E LAME P R EM ISES C O N V E V IO TO TH E G R A N T OB H E R E IN BY O f 1 0 OF G R EG O R Y I CO RO ERO ANO A Y R I BARNES. HIS W IF E . D A T E D TH E J10D D A Y OF J U L Y . IMS ANO R E C O R D !0 S IM U L T A N E O U S L Y H F R f W ITH P R O P ER TY AOORESS IM p a l m e t t o a v e n u e LO NG WOOD FLO R IO A H 'ta W ITNESS my hand and me tool 0 m.* Court an Decampa. 4. ISM (M A L I HONORABLE O A V IO N B ER R IEN CNrk 0 Ma Circuit Caurf By Jana I Jeaom c Deputy Clark P u f tan O k 14II. IMS D E L IM IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U B T OP TH E IIT N JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . F LO R ID A CASS NO M MM C A « k L B E N JA M IN FRANK LIN SAYINGS ASSOCIATION Plaintiff vk R O N AL0 M T BOM AO I T AL . NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NO TIC E IS M fR C E V G IV E N O fkuani N a Summery Final Per ember L ItM and f t a r ad ut Co m Na M N it C * aa L f me C irc u it Caurf at Iha I I T H Judicial Circuit in and t f Sem inole C avafy, F lo rid a , wherein B E N J A M I N FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Ptemttff. and RO NALD M TROMBO. I T AL ta Pw ra m at ma «re*t Freer O a f ef l a le m mgii C om fy Ceuri haute Van tar * Ftarida f 11 Mactaca A M an ma «m ear at January Itat ma taitaatng aatrrtaad p r a g f *y •» t f tarth ui t*<d Summary Fmai i.agmawl tawil L f L U R A L G R EEN AT SABAL POINT K it r p w g ta ma pial t h f o f at rewarded m P i f Boa* 11 Page* 41 wuaugh U P ubik R f f O * f Saminaia Camay Ftartda IN C L U D IN G S P E C IF IC A L L Y . BUT NOT BY W AY O f L IM ITA TIO N TH E FO LLO W IN G E O U IP M E N T FAN HOOO D is p o s a l OISHW ASHIR RANGE O V C N C EN TR A L H E A T 4 A IR TO G E TH E R m m e*l ma im foramen** ta e ar horoeT*ov f Ktad an ma f a p f ty and ail a a i a m a n l g . r i g h t * , ap purtananrat ram* r p y fiw a water 1 tact and f l future* npw f heraaftar a pari at fha •'•pa'iy Including ropier a mam * and add runt m f rta 0 A T E 0 I M I H r •* D r camber IMS O A V IO N B E R R IE N Clark Clrcurl Caurf R? JanaE Jaaawk Deputy C tart Pubiitn Ok T. 14 IMS DEL N IN TH E CIR CUIT C O U R T OF T N I I I O N T I I N T N JU D IC IA L C IR CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CIVIL AC TIO N C A S IN O Cl M ie«» CA aa P TH E F IR S T .F A a carp f often Piewnt* CHRISM JOHNSON and VICK IE l JOHNSON Wt mlo. f f . Da tendon*! N O T IC IO F A C TIO N TO CHRISH JOHNSON and VICKIE L JOHNSON hi* wife LAST KNOWN AOORESS 111! Barwatar Cl Heathrow, FL 771** YOU ARE N O T IF IC O Ihal an Kltan ta IfK taa a a m f fgag* an Iha tftawing f u g f t r m Samlnfa Caunfy. Ftartda L f 1 and ma N f m IS leal f L f I. Btact A. The Sgnng» S f aad ng Oat VHtaga. accord mg ta ma ptai itarto l at ra r f dad ta Pie* Boo* II. Pagat a* and as. Public R tc a rd t of Samiwoi* Counlp Ftar Ida. hat been hied agamtl you and ywu f a raguirad ta t f *e a copy f yaur written detente*, il any, ta I! on Robert F Hoogland. Etguire. at Gitat. H a d n rt 4 Rablnton P A . The First. F A Building. One dvPonl Contra ICO N Orange Aranua Orlande. F I f Ida U M I. an or be i f a December 1. IMS. and file me original with the Clark ef m il Court a .th f batara t f r k o on Plaintiff | a tff nay or inurtadJ ately ttwraaftf. a ififw ita a delauil will be ani f ad against you tar Iha r f wl demanded in the compiaml WITNESS my hand and leal f mis Caurt m O r t a b f IT IfM (S E A L) O AVIO N B E R R IE N Ctart f the Circuit Court By K.liy McClain Deputy Ctart Pubiith Dk J. 14. II. It. I CM D E L 41 k*4 4 taal E f t and JM 4 t a f South 0 Iha N f fhwael t f n f 0 ma N f fhwatl ta. r m laum M t a f I f f I I I 4 t a f Norm M t a f mania Waal li t a t a f ta Paint 0 Beginning lying ut laettan L Townthg M laum Bangs I I ( a f . f ma Pubik R K f d a f I tm iw fi County. Ftar Ida •• public outcry ta fha lughaet and ho*' f d d f tar cash •• IJ a ctatt naan an December R l C M f t a Watt d a y at ma Sammata Com fy Courfhovta Sanford Florida Octad Na* ambar J. IMF RICHARD L cox. jr u ttiT to s t a ir s MARSHAL M lO O L l D IS TR IC T O F F L O R ID A J O S E P H 0 M AGRI U N I T E D S TA TES A T T O R N E Y M ID D L E 0 IS T R IC T O F FLO R ID A Pubiwn Narambar IX M. Da FA 14 ItM DSK Ml U N IT S O S T A T C S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M ID O L R D IS T R IC T O F F L O R IO A O R L A N O O D IV IS IO N C O U R T M Oi M tea ci* O n ta U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M E R I C A . P la in t I I I . es N A TH A N F B R A D LE Y Dei •ndantitl NOTICE OF SALE N f k * it hereby giran ma* pursuant ta a Default Judge IfM by mo abora emitted Cam 1 in ma abora teuaa. ma m d a r g l« n a d U n it e d S ta le s M arsAf. f ana af hi* duty property Sifuata In Sammata Comfy Fiarida OKcrtaad e* Beginning 111 t a f March al C g Saumwagf carnar f ma Marsh ta 0 fha N f thwost ta f mo N fta w a if ta 0 ma laum « g at ta 0 SKftan k Township N Swum ■anga a E Mf r m Harm tea 1 t a f (aaf 417 1 t a f Vaum ta4 1 t a f Meet 417 J t a f ta Pam* 0 Begmnmg laaa Read aaaa^nanf an ma W a f ima f pubfk a fe ry tar each f I I O’ctack naan an Ja m m y II. IMC at me Woof Bm t 0 ma Sammata Camay Ceurtaauoo Lantar 4 Ftartda O aiad D acam kar J, tag* R lCHAR O L COM JR U N IT C O S TA TE S MARSHAL M ID O LE D IS TR IC T OF FLO R ID A BORE RT W G EN ZM AN U N IT C O S TA TE S A T T O R N E Y M I0 D L C D IS T R IC T OF FLO R ID A Publish D k f. 14 It ■ is m D» L « ) IN T N E C IR C U IT C O UR T. ( I O M T I I N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N D FO B SEM IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO B ID A CASE NO M IMF C A M l a l l ia n c e m o r tg a g e COM PANY a Ftartaa car p f f w n I k 4 CHAO T I 0 MOB f GAGE COMPANY PtamriN vk JAM ES D H E I O I S H .f f . N O T I C IO F SALE N f k o ta horatry *<mn mat pursuant ta a Summary F m f Judgment f F n c k a r * on ••rod h fa m . 1 wiu s f 1 me f a g ffy ttfuatad m Simiwaia Camay Ftartda d a w n b a d f L f 47. O A K LA N D V ILLA G E S ECTIO N TW O a trfW n g ta P i f Boon la. page* 17 and H. Pubik Rbtards f Samindta Camay Ftar Ida Tagaftwr w Range Hoad. Dtapaaf. D'W> watnar Rsfrlgaiatar. C a rp f f p u f k seta, ta Rw Mgrwsi and be*' f d d f tar cam. •• ma wwsi Irani entrance Sammata Caunfy Caurmavee m Santard Ftar ma at 11 OB A M a n l h a l C d a r f January i f f W ITNESS my hand and Of fklel S a f 0 sad Court mis 4 day f D f a m b f 'CM (S E A LI O A V IO N B ER R IE N c l e r k , c ir c u it c o u r t By Jana I Jaaawk Deputy Ctar* Publish Ok IL I I IMS O I L 141 IN TN E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF T N I I I O M T IIN T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A Cat* Na n u m C A H L C IT Y F E O E R A L SAVINGS RANK. Pletattff r* K R IS G BROWN E T A L N O T IC IO F FO R ECLO SUR E SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y O IV E N pursuant ta a F me* Judgment f IfK ta e u ra datad Derember f. IMF and entered m Co m Na M 1444 CA BO L 0 Iha Clrtull Court af the E IG H T E E N T H Judicial C ircuit in and far S E M IN O L E Caunfy. Florida • har em C I T Y F E O E R A L SAVINGS BANK Is Iha Plaintiff and K R IS G BROWN L lN O R A □ BROWN HIS W IF E , f a Iha Defendant* I win sail ta ma highest and bell bidder tar cash •• ma Wei! Front Door f the Sominfo Comfy Cavrmevsa m Santard F lor Id* al II 00 a m on ma dor a* January II. I f f Iha tailpwlng described property a* sal forth in said F in a l Judgement LO T 44. D E E R RUN U N IT M. ACCORDING TO TH E P L A T TH E R E O F AS R EC O R O E O IN P LA T BOOK M. PAG ES 11 AND SI. P U B L IC R E C O R O S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R IO A P R O P E R TY AOORESS I4X F i k i i t u a i T D R IV E C A S S E L B E R R Y . F L O R IO A 1MH W ITNESS my hand and Iha seal f this Caurf an D f a m b f 7. IIM is e a l i honorable O A V IO N B ER R IE N Ctark of Iha Circuit Caurt By JanaE Jasawic Deputy Ctar* Pubilih Dec la.JI. ItM O E L III as sal forth In eaiS Final Judgment m wit L O T I t A M H E R S T . AC C O R O IN O TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R O E O IN P L A T BOOK M. P AG E S If ANO 44 OF TH E P U B LIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F l o r id a 0 A T C 0 al S A N F O B O . Fta*140 Nut 14at 0 Dar tm b«« IMS O A V IO N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T I I M I N O L I County. F*rIdo ■y JanaE Jaaawk Deputy Ctar* P uf'S h O k 14 |1 IfM O I L <** U N IT E D S T A T E S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M ID O L C O tS TR IC T O F F L O R IO A O R L A N O O D IV IS IO N C O U R T NO 44 74* C le O r I I f U N I T I O S TA TE S OF AM E R IC A . Ptem n n r* W IL L IE V C O LLIE R and K A T t l L C O L L IE R f f D e fa n d e n u tl N O T lC F OF SALE H f x e i* harady glean that pursuant *• a Oolaeii Judgement •**•*.*e • t a f 14 IfM by • emitted Caurt in in rty tituata COftay Ftartaa t t e n bad at La* I. Fl p m r t t u M m P k f fta* 17 pafa 41 0 ma P u f k R f f d * f Sammata Cauetay Ftartaa f public outcry ta tha tugrwii and b n ' b ta d f tar caah f It actact now an J a n u f r It 'M l f t*w W att daa* at fha Sammata Caunfy Caurfhauaa Santa'S Ftartaa Datad taa.amaar fa ISM R lC H A R O L COX JR U N IT C O S T A T E S MARSHAL M l O O L l D I S T R I C T OF FLO R IO A Pubi>th D f a m b f f. 14 I I 4 M tM I O I L 17 N O TIC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M I N f k * it tarraby firnn m f | am >*41404 •» buemot* f P O B a t H a l i l Langwawd F l 117ft a l t ! la m mai* Count, F i f Ida unQar tha Fkt'ftaut Nama f L P T POOLS PLUS •rta mai I intend la ragrstar tata name w<m the Ctar* f the Circuit Court, h e w n Count, Ftartaa m K t fd a n e a with ma Praetttant f fha F icfittaut Nama Stafutat T a b 't k n 'm M l 0 F tartaa Siatutat Iff* s lt a y d P (ta n a s Pub. th Ok 14 I L Ft r Jan * last D E L IM ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL EO WILL BE FOSE V I R BARBED P u f k fta n of mtt N f ka has bowmen Ok ember 7. IMS P f t f ai Ragratanlaliya A ta f I Mitaham a**"Met! Imley Ch, eg* IIHnstaaBkll Partonal Bapeataniatim J A M fS A BARKS H M W First St SurtaB Paaf Otfka Baa IMS Santard F t am IMS I t f e r e d l t l >714 P u f 'm Dk 7 .14 ISM OS L 41 U N IT ID S T A T IS DISTRICT C O '.i f M ID D LE OtSTRICT OF F L O R I O A ORL AN DO 0 I V I S I 0 N C O U R T NO M *t* O e O r t l f U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M I I I C A . P la in t if f y* JAM ES B L I E b I WANOA J L E I f f Oatandantui NO TIC E OF SALE Natk* I* hfaby Riean t h f pftuaai ta a Ny u mber 14 itM by ma at 1 1 antiltad Court m >n abaea S'atat M a rs h f f ana at hr* duty a ufh f tied B f u t a i will •all tha p rapeiiy siiuata la Sammata Caftay Ftartaa da Krtaad M L f tab and "ta Safh *s 0 L f H f M IDW AY, f t f f n g ta fha P t f m f a f m rarer Sad ut Plat BaaO t. Paga 4t f ma P u f k B a rr e t f Sammata C h h ' i Ftartaa •• p u f e auhty ta h t htghK' pnd b K 'b t a O f tar each f >1 a Ita ri naan an J a n u f y II. 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Ftartaa DATED mi* am day f O A V IO N B IR B IE N C tart f Uw Caurt By JanaE Jaaawk Deputy O f * Pubiith D k 14 II. IMF D E L 11* IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF I N I I4TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOB I I M I N O L I C O U N TY FLO R IO A C A I I N O M N i l CA 40 P V A L L E Y N A TIO N A L BANK ARIZONA. PtemhH rt M ’C H A IL W f OBtal LA NO at v i f at NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT T O C N A P T C R M Ftartaa Aar Na ||7TI4 NOTICE IS Mf R IR Y G IV E N pursuant ta an O d e r ar Fmai Judgment f t a r t i f d antarwd m Put caw new pandmg vt seta Cawf ma ar,ta f m m* l abb, f ma lam Wta CafWy C a f fhmrM Ml N P f k Aeanya S a n t f d Sammata C a f ta F ta n d a f II M A M a* ma 17 Oar f J a r u e , iff* ma I f tawmg daac r Wad f a g f ty LO T » T IF F A N Y WOOOS ACCOBOtNG TO TH E P L A T f M I B lO F AS R EC O R O E O IN P LA T BOOK ft P AC E S M ANO I f P U E L IC B E C O B O S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY F l o r id a Datad #i lantard lammate Caunfy. 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French Ave. Da Sanford �S*nlofd Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wedneaday. Decem ber 14. 1968 — 1 1 * Legal N otices I N T H t C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E 1ITH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN ANO TOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A C * 1 I NO H I N C t M L G L E N D A L E FEDERAL SAVINGS A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION. PUlntill, rt JO S E P H SENKOVICH JR r ia l. Dottndontlil N O TIC E OF SALE PURSUANT TO C M A P TE R U N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to an Order or Finei J«4 | "'* i'l o* Iv k Im v i d « H 0 * < t»l* > ' ifee ane entered to C a m F*e W |t* CA «* l ot tha Circuit Court of th# u rn Jud.<iai Circuit. In and lor Swminote C t u i t * . F la r id a . • a tta in GLENDALE FEOERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN A S S O CIA TIO N P la •mitt and JO S E P H S E N K O V IC H JR TH E HU S K E Y COM PANY A LL A M E R I C A N TRUSS C O M PAN Y INC . A A B H EA T 4 AIR. INC . VAHN E L E C TR IC CO IN C . M I L K E R S ON LUMBER I NC C U S TO M W I N DOM SUPPL Y INC D A V ID C HUDSON RUSTY IR AN I COASTAL B U ILO IN G MATERIALS I NC and B EP C O P LU M B IN G INC er» D » tend ants I am tall ta I N t R ta tl and hat' b d d u tat cat* at Iha aoar at th* laminate Can"*' Cawrttiauta In SanN»d Spmmpte Count, Fleatda at II BE a ripet A M an " a tfttn day ft January itda •»• te'teu U«B A rM '« d d y u a n ' , at ta« tarm Mi u d Ordar ar I mat J udgmant N a i l lo t l S t a P u i n Out, Un.t a a i a d n y la tna Piai thwroaf at tar at dad w plat N u 11. Pages FT and H at th* P u M t R prat pi a*SdttiwaNCounty Florida O A T E D a* Laniard Sa*-r Ha Count, Flarida t u t Rtn Oar at Dasambar 'tat O A v lO N B ER R IE N C lu H C a ir t C ia t i By Jana C Jatana At Davwtr Clara PuMiifi Oar la |l iaaa D E L tae U N IT E D S TA TE S O it T B IC T C O U B T M ID D L E D IS TR IC T O F F L O R ID A O R L A N O O O I V I S I O N C O U R T NO M 'l l Cit O r! It u n h i d s t a t e s of AAA E R I C A P i a m i i tt . t ED W AR D L M A N N IN G a m M A d C E N M A N N IN G at a i paN naa-t ti N O TIC E OF SALE taatKa tt h a tia , a r*n mat putt.an! N a Oalauit Judgment antarad an N aittnldt 14 tied N h r d a n ••fitted Court ia tt># adara tar.ua h a i n d P U f t H UntNd Stote* Mat tna a a a K t i dut| ewtherited dtdut<at •<" tall tha y t i f t t ' r ntwata m S a n n d t C a m ', l u d t da H U S H at Lai IT . LO N E P IN E S treat#urg N tna P it' tha’ tat t t tae at did » Plat Boot ■> Paga i l. F y S H Raeardt at Sanrptaia Cam'll FL at ruM k autety la mo SRN i l and S H l tedder N r eptn ti IT aetata naan wi January I L 'tea at tna M att daar at tna Saenlnaia County Cawrtnavta Santaed F lar<da Datad N n a H a t H •uaa d r C H A io L C O » JO U N IT E D S T A T E S NLARSMAi M I D D L E D I S T R I C T OF FLORIDA ROBE R T M G E M JM A m IIN IT F D s t a t e s A T T O R N E Y M ID D L E D lS t r ic t o f F l o r id a Publish Oar r 1 4 .I I ia >tw D E L tf Legal Notices 25—Special N o tio n - IN 1 H I E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT COURT. S EM INO LE CO U N TY . FLO R IO A C A S IN O •/ " I t C A I I CAN M a n INC ,»ta< Plaintiffs Yt M O R LD I N T I R N A TlO N A L SALES. L TO And JON BROUW ER N O TIC E OF A C TIO N CO N STR U C TIV E S E R V IC E ' TO WORLD IN T E R N A T IO N A L SA LE S L TO liWMO Map it Aratrua Suite rot Nap *• tula t-impis tdsto JON BROUW ER JtWSdd Maple Atanua Sulla Nap*. ..lit in.tret.i toiaa YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an aetdn lor damages has S w •Had a t t m l you and ydu tea rawnead la rat ,* a rate at y«u* w*" a n dtNntat it any. St il an P U in f ilt s A liar nay nhata nama and mailing addrtas it tal Faith a r 'a n an gr b tf* t* January 1 tag* and lit* » • original with tha tlaet at thit Cwrrl aithar batgra tae.'et upon Plaintiff i attarnay ar 'mmadi alaly tnpeaattr' otherwise a Oalauit •ill ba Entered against ydu Far iha ttew* t a r r p r M M the Complaint D a te al laniard. lominoto County Florida nut 1* day at (S tA L I O A y u JR E R R iE N C v i at Court Rr CataHaV E la m deputy Ctart Altarnar tar Piami.tl R O BER T M MORRIS E td v '* Pat I O tter O ' ana* M Sat'lard F larida TITfr sag* Taiapnant « > III riM Pubt<*h star jg Oac r ta I I •en O E a IS4 IN THE C IR C U IT COURT I t O M T t IN T M JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R SEM INO LE COUNTY FLO R IO A CASE NO ta Hat i a at l CALIFORNIA K D I A A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO CIATIO N a tarparahan argan.iad and t t a l n y a d t t tna taut a* ma Urutad V 'tN i at Pla.nC.tt •t ROBERT J VE NT E R JR D E N N IS l B tB f A U L T , JOHN DOE and JANE DOE lOCCU P A N T li S T E V E N m in t ; ard CAROS s M i n t /, to* • .to. 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EARN MONEY $ OVER THE HOLIDAYS Tha Cantard Herald tt hiring Students ages I ) to 14. tor Doer TaDonr Saw* ar*r me harway* High meam* parrr tial W «* m g hours ar* t) PM to S PM Mend*, thru Satin day Appfy in panon limtord Hereto IN F ranch Are Santera Fl I f WtNO MACHINE OPER ATO RS ( tperipncod -n an ape* a'mns ALSO H IRING 1 H IP P IN G 4 R EC E IV IN G S P R V A 0 E N 1 4 C U TTE R 1 Far gr*wmg mautactser* ad boyt 4 ladws act'v* nee. 4 veutorm* Laekmg torward to •he k v tm t laatan aver with s’ aady aark and Lais al Overtime t Mudo*" a t candi b anad plant facet*«• a p t ng 1 and,ttens Incentive pay paid hat-days 4 pad vacation E icaHont health care peg Convenient worting hr* JAM •il IP to t if , * 4 to( may to cantidffod Wit' a'sa t*a n *uatit>ad applicants Senior < itito"* wakamad Canrument toca'tan igminutotSam 1 a C O M ) j o i n A FAST GROW ING COMPANY 4 B l A M l M B I R O f O U t TE A M ! THOOkd Lest Mery Bead Uwtord Flarida m i l n i M i o _______ __ * * * * * * * * EXP O SERVERS WANTED APPLY IN PERSON Man thru Thwr* }P M *PM ★ __________ m m * LICA1 y C K T A K Y f K iiiw i 4 h Mbri 1 y fi iNP§jki * «u rwiutrMl Bb i m , «/• PO B*< it»r u m w i pi n m IN THE C IR C U IT CO UR T E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A CASE NO H H U CA l» L IN RE F O R F r iT U R I OF S' * » 0» U N lT E O ST A TE S C U R R EN C Y NOTICE O l E O R F E IT U R I PROCEED ING S TO H agar Gat tan )*)t Jitwev Aramra Santard F tend* D i l l m d ail athatt whe eia'm an " * f n i in Iha Ftotewing prapa'ty al t 1 are » US er r ' aru, rthi.h art' taUad an P d s r i in* rth day at Apr'i itaa a< ar naat Caiaty A .ana* a' Stott A .thru Santard Saminan C am ly Elorxla by and tw ng hp'd by h r I t M a F Pat'ea Oapattmant Santard S*m,n*» County I a d t aha a'll appaat batata tha HONOR A R i f A E N N f t h M L E F F L E R on I r * da, at January ta* •• a » A M « roam N l 't tor iha Out port pi lu n g a Patitwn tar Auto ta Snap Count and Nr I n t i O o r t at I p i t i M t ethy tha date1-had ("opart, Uiautd net bp tarN-Nd I f N v u K p tala by thp Chtel at Pdtna laniard Pat ir t Dapa'tmant Santard U n n o n C a n t , I Nr nit %p n predating dua pront that tha tamo •at utwd In tam.noto County Florida in >tetal<an al tha 'ant o» tha Slow at Florida dati-ng with eont'aband andothpr ee m.tvti attantat pursuant to f tortde Statutes * » B l tot I HE RE B y C f R TlF Y that th.t *•*•><• and it* #«comp#n,.ng pteadng, a>a ba"<g served pursuant ia F i a d t S'atuiat an r»i rat t».» Iti day al Daeambar law NORM AN R MOL • iNGE R ST AT E AT TONNE Y b y a n n e E R i c h a r d s r u T b e RG a a kb t att Firtt S'taat San lord Florida 1JFFI Publish Dastmbee I, la law O EL M A P P O IN TM E N T S I T T E R S Part ttm* day* ar M M p to, true a routo* at train. Inula torn Sm*e#c*Oa*r A y* ', < 1 EE U N S I . S o d p d ASSEM 01Y WON* at ham* , many a lh a rt t a r n gB*d •ages In spar* Hm# into I N i t i i oral Tat 1400______ ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE P e t it io n * f r a i l , bi* far •icanied applicants Full Hit* net* adrartiting beautiful ott'cas tall m La** M a -, Santard Lang anod Oallana Ctobary T u-turn Ir** llcanting tchoel arailabto l*r Ihosa seat ing a toh carter I Soma lenditgot app'ci Can tot m la cm atipn la * A lb tig M I m ) * » . Sanlardi of Bath Hathaway I D I I B O l Meryl s Vtar-(Ircur- lr,| ll, ir . ?ME CIR CUIT CO UR T ! lO M I I E N t M JU D ICIA L C IR C UIT S EM INO LE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A CASE NO to lit* CA 111 IN RE F O R F E IT U R E OF s’ae » U N IT E D ST AT ES CUR R ENCY N O T IC E O F F O R F E IT U R E P ROCEEDINGS TO Tha E | l«N al Jetr p i Oar I A tit hair*, attignt taptatanla'ira* t*e 1) JaeStan Coufl Cattaibarty FL U ig t and all athatt a ho claim an interest In iha following pteparty a I t ta M US curtpney n h « h a tt sated an ar about tha Tied day cl July, l*W at ar naar matt Thirtaanth Sttaat at tha Tip Tap Grocery stora Santard Sftulnol* Cosmty Florida br tnd being hold by Iha Sanford Pol tea Oapattmant Santard lemma** County Florida, who •in appear betor* tha HONORABLE K E N N E T H M L E F F L E R en lath day a* January iaga a' I to A M in roam N I K tor tha purpota ol Filing a Pallium lor Rule la Shop Caute and lor Final Order at Forfeiture why the deter .bad property mould net ba lor It tad N tha u*e at or u t by th# Chief at Polite Senlord Pence Department, laniard Samtnote County Flat da upon producing dua yyudt that the tame m i vted in laminate County. Florida In natation el tha laws at the State at Florida dealing aith contraband and other •criminal oHantat purtuani to Florida SlatuNt ail T il B4 I •H E R E B Y C E R T I F Y mat Ihit Nance and lit aeeampanying pteedingt are being tarred purtuani N Flpeida S'aluNt a il Tgt A l Ihit III day at Dec amber HW NORM AN M W O U IN G EH . ST AT E A TTO R N E Y HV ANNE t RICHARDS R U TB E R G A S A >00 ■ C atl F ittl Strati laniard Florida HTH iPublith Oacambar T 14 IIW D ELFT in CAAHNUAS Erpacancad' Starting pg, U haurt Hand taels. **■ 4 •' an spar let -on 'h*u*'*d1 _ __ Call t*A f l t l______ C A R P IN H IS / H U fE A S Must hfr* r »pat p«v • i an « " t - sl’M lit if*j Carpenter*. Helpers. Leber*,> A tube ante actor l O w l leans (■ »'* ' w 4 •-*■•* l *i' US .it CASHIER *0 Hfl M iff f r*PV Fh|| 4 do^Br'His U u r f n*90tt46* bbfMh •■p*f»#Ffitof AAuti K«r# f*orw Ap^ly m p*FWr T#r* r»<0 1*^, I H D l W I I C ASH I I B C QfHrff r |«ORt i i M h f »o i *#fi F t h f t i ^ k j I intyrA/ict p*KJ Amontfii Ap(>ir X J »4 14 -F A , f V, i acj C IN T R A l f l 7001O C T P U R Immediate Openings A,*it*bto For Snach Bar Emptoyw* Waatands and ISoiidfyt In 11)44)1 Legal Notice NO TIC E U N 0 E N F IC T ITIO U S NAME S T A T U T E TO W HOM IT FAAY CONCERN Notice Is hereby given that Ih* undersigned pursuant to the "Flctiliaus Noma Statute Chapter Sal ot, Florida Statutes will regular with tha Clark ol tha Circuit Court in and to* Saminol* County Florid* upon tacaipl ol preel ol Ih* publico lien ot this Notice, th* hcbliovs name to wll MESSAGE M A S TE R ! under which w* ar* anqagtd in business #1 IDE W Slat* Hoad 1)1 Suite H I, m tha City ot Cangwood Ftotido Thai th# party In ltrritfd In said business enterprise I* e> tottews ANSWER T E L O F LONGWOOO INC i t ComeronG Banaett. 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SINGLE STORY, 11* IM* SANFORO AREA I bO*m I D#m i j f j mo pA«pf tU tw c W if ltt d LADIES HELP WANTED 0* ra* need fair* cat* tor CbrtsImaiF It m*hya*ed 4 •am to wars tail Jt hr recorded massage 111 I K J If] s^53 H ^ 3 ^ ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIOS 760 1100 $299 MO. LAIC MARY Almoft n#«i 3 bdrm } b ; CAT g#r#g# M V mg Call J#1»# 4#yd f a#rgy R##irr 1 » 8041## )#• 1441 ohor h,x CALL T00AT SANFOND COURT APTS 373 3301 S A N FO R D 1 b d r m . Adults Only lis t enp • util sac Hatoegacpg ITT U N SANFORD O ut yaoK'ri t the >tn< f # tlPi sppi o*<0 % R at tty tw*n*tn#d H I M ♦ I >40 dm I S rt* SANFORD * | bdrm APKOV AC. €Arp#T #Bllil»#| tncludvd il)S * B pit/tVK m WC dArt. 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Senlord Seminole County Florida «h o •ill appear before th# H ONORABLE S JOSE PH DAVIS on iHh day ot January l H t el I B A M in room NJTC Fo» *ha purpota nt Hung a Petition tor Nutt to Mur* Ceuta and lor Final Grdrr ut Futlollint nl>, Hr* dttcribad property mould not ba lorl*,l*d to th* uta ol of M * br the Chief ol Pane* Sanford Police Department Senlord Sominolo County. F tor-de upon produc ng due proof that tha Mm* **t u**d In Saminol* County, Florid* In yoiation et tha lent of tho Slate ol Florida dealing •Hti canlraband and other criminal oltanta* purtuani to Florida Statute* »JT TOI Be I HE RE BY C E R T IF Y Ihal Ihit None* and lit accompanying pleading! »'• being ta'rod purtuani to Florida Slalulot FT) B l Be. But H I day ol Oaeamba* It** NO R M AN R WOLF IN G ER ST AT E A TTO R N E Y BY ANNE E RICHARDS R U TB E R G A S A 1£B E o tl Fletl Slraol Senlord Florida 1JTTI DEL n PubHuh Dacambae T. 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I bam hnme aim paal! larp* tam.iy ream' Nan carparmp' la>p* cararad paha' Cauntry titch an! Gerpeevt 'andwap-n*' Brhad taken' k»« •* W( NtlOUtTIMOtl * r > ¥ t 7 7 l J l O*J / / “ JM0 ta tt aarahau** an temad ia>r* Ca*cartec* ______ in m ran 149— Commercial Properly / Sele CAttllBICRT I a«ra lanae PR I Badutad te MIW* W Metre le m k t P*aBar rf / v i k k BIS 371 717) lit m t - unlimited, me C O M M IB C IA IIO N IN O I Super ter alien tar pretewane' athca! Near do»n*o«n Sar lord an but. II t I ) yard M i n i A p a rin g ' Brhad tewiiatanty' •“ LIN D A A R l 0 MOOGAh OCVOTKOTOtlCClllMCI MO MOM RINTt Om* I M mn 2IM**) ws H MiP isi* VUid Very (Imw end mil f#9 Ml fei«(9i0ev t*rfd ( *•%•♦% nwc 'sMu eprng (omm^ity poof IM 000 333-3031 _ DRI AMWOLD i twRffi . 1HR. fi*®e renev H* h*ct in «o Crr p >m ) HUGt OARS" Uhlord 2IQ0 % OeA Are . ) txlrm , 2 lAtH C#h H/A. sprinklyv 4 *ie*m lvl**m SfonetirfflMi II) M0 C**l 01 MH______ R W 4KK’ unlimited, inc. O W N I R I IN A N C I NO! I t d m an • nha Iraad ter near but lane equipped kitchen include* a e t h e r dr y*r HURRTI WO NT I AST AT OtelT WTtOO ASSUMII Jbdrm . IV» bath tingle g p r p attarhad larpa •read let Wan t le t! long a' th.% price! Ut.MO ASSUMI I Oanar mill help tlnanca I bdrm . I ' » bath. I *00 P] i t . double tel lanced year ya»d' i l l 000 MORtf FARM! M i l tg It . 1 bdrm , 1 bath plut caretaker t mobile home ) tteel t tor age bunding* Cham 11*1 lance. It horvt M i l l • •U p ' 1721000 roa IMAPI CHAtl OCCUPAMCT roooAilf no i u t l a ia*a* I m , |bam tty re* 14*10 I oarm |ban* I ' I too l.«a ibMm . | bam |M MB I late Ih d rm |bam 1 1 too Ail *e**BmMat'd Mama Par* 3 2 3 -5 1 8 8 H I T C I I t IN T H t tOUTM »n«rb*e»d bond* W 1 —w *'t -rte- C# >»• IJ )*•* •Ot ta • IO •S* •M "hi I u n m ••hr* til 171 »»'. DOUbll OlOte' l.i«h.r»« kM I MAPI f TWIN bl Di am m «»' •ol uPOiONtraniiaa OM bw« m il paa' •« na* *•" paha** k»_______ MO>000 HOME AmiANCES *700 aarh Can ba wan al IQ* bar Ma Rd M-ddon laaa UiilorV latter I MBMI IABBT ( MAOT I t Sani-Pd Am teaa Uwd turn A app< Rvy iaP t'*a* m • OMABII CMttt a larp* SB-d Wood! Ida tea*' in caii m wta U00 t«T| IR m 0200 Prawn hid* abaaiota 40 (nd'abte Cartealabte A*e CanDOMO* OOUItNAhNICHAIB* Riua GoodCand-•>on m itii • R I C I I N I R C H A IR S * I I ) Laly Bay* Goad rand' 37)3700 loaamg ter a Ftend* ten*' Call lor *»ao computer I" lormoltenol Clprent l.tbngt' Don t ttlp thtt 0 rOa'tltT home' *1. n p i«» *d t« tend patio hi"«Pdt pod In IdfUnild* IM MO tRI Ml Dal Walter/Realtor A**actete »»* IHO'nl llltrrr* EASE IRON? SAteFORU l/J. eith term.! living A family rmt . '-replace eat M kitchen Scar ga'ag* and much mare an hup* ir-ad, te« Only t l ' tflO’ Call MBSHI______ IOMOWOOO I 2 lerg*l*n<*d lal Outei tea-ghtaphood VA AstumAtH mom |i*o ( « u »i" l IIP Mi l own t ill BioaooMtuiti i7i IM000 WAll ACI C R lttB lhirr 2 6 0 -2 0 0 0 151— Investment Property / Sole SANFORD Cauntry dvpter I I p.m F B |/l with carpari •ppr ■ I acre R*nl I"com* lilt month SdC'it'C*Ml H* It? ON*0>IFF FMIalter tPM 153— Acreage Lots/Sale OCALA NATIONAl FOOItt Wapdad Wtk H>m« accatl llrOO w h Na mane* dean 141*1monlhly Oanar iteiiiseaSF* or itoaiinitM T N B e fo re You Lease! •ten' Bamter s«* Ca" 171***» • sy ac i H l A l f R a Brand itea atilt In p*g B#id til*•••■sacr.tic*tor too IBHIF a SWIVll ROCKINO CHAIR* Gate HI IB B»«_______ t o r QUASI! t Ot OUll t ur.ih.it Orytri. ■**»•• B.WtB , I ir»l Oaar tM llh 1B3 Television / Radio / Stereo *e<ral-<( For sue W-" SIS SMS UmtMdWtew 333—Auto Part* ^Accessorial aUSID TIBISe 4 erall . 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Cadillac Cimarron UB to* •II 4 Can be wan el AM W CmW Or er cell IB IMF •VINtl BOA • For Hywndel Uwd S •** Nan |A4vlll w" tor A4t Otter MBS) VIDEOCAMEBA l VCI Camptete IM Frn t|i )NC .* BS I ’**.* aIM MAOS I quin BOO*t a np4»W« ♦nr9*tr Alt Ml 02tt|t •0 7) 0— Antlque/Classic Can AtC Frertn V It'WH* tiNfo • pj»sN#if RR roioroitiNO offI f99«W9d If* i <e?« «nd IhfMff ti' nut Ca«0I#*^ 1955 CA0CT H d fe*4.•C*wt«HMI ’ UOB ______ U O R if R I___ fOStWB I a a pead ■••*' AS M0 ID FM ck thou no lureiES I ma ate teg *te*edte«m NGA ) mate*A t tenaw ham j.p4^1 i •*»*MRM Rt IR* MINIITUIE 5CMNSU7II Baaat'tal ■ Mar pupp-a.i ■lack A S-'mr e»ai» A«C Cal' ’ SMt *4 We" kaap •I ■ Mai' Ca" FJ> fi*. tonwiiiEis | «r |f Ou^dWt ARC ® 44*9 | ^ « N le d<4** 84<SfFiteBM I# oS0 oM MOB44 f4»m» «# •a»4» 4*4 — »-• ^ 201— Horses YO UR SOURC G IF T S FO R HER AADOSI urt Al Bad A A' “»a Slaw*, fey Ippr nlmanl an', can n'Ol’ i *w rau« riding panur bamdng a.a atur 709-We*rin9 Apparel MINI COAT Vult Nng*h ranch mma »**! wagahabte P' Mte 213— Auctions IIIDCES AND SON Awrttenamry thunder FBM Nt BUT ESTATES' D IM ' 715-Boats and Accessories 1(5 Bwondot W h* ante? rim* aacaliani lag* ICO Fith'-nda* nan hodet, Al iBBCeH Bt ms as INCHWHI IIS A t'RISa Fa* bn.' halter Tnn a.a-l te pa' ha* rna nan ted'-enr• the lain*,* nanted1 N i t Franch A m S*a***d F I III »»M EDIBLE PB00UCTS Itei p 'OFtegr* Hup Puptete* H.'u*•'-/•*. M t ua B l L! .» ba ne* im gu► W*'— ormry Denm Grean S"ppari l add* aa*i in r*n am—* Henebng. andmuchmar*' SMI I v d S I SaeterO STSOSO* SALON ON fAIK PtIM IPICUl SS*M (all ter a.n* 1)11": I WG A l OASOCIM I F i l l O A M 01 A Up Madr't Irm a Far km* Arte Sate* SMS Frantb A m . tanterd BS no* GIFTS FOR THE HOME A I VACUUMCIIANIRCO SSS FSS4 HAPPT HOIIDATS<<< C0UINS flOliST Cbnytma. Ar,*ngrmrn'y St *SAapl Fit I M * _____ t i l Al*— ma— Can* H «n ,n * r* ' Naa Frrraut Matal* Oteu KOKOMO lllliw GOOD LOOKING U S I O AP n i A N C I S narking ar net. l»> 'th iFIlakrMer, Bird lAkoMwy.ri. »s ms 1*4 a*cater raw bated** P*d*' HUMOUAT I KI I Cknah Bmleweef. SSI MM Batty*. " tar ill ra.---------- - — PITTVS MIATS Slot SB 4H. MS! PERSONAL Orua"n parted *•" Ttn O'" d *md baaltb SSI4FTS MATOAIR COUNTRT CLUB SIS MSI Far AK Taw GalHng NiiOyi need aGin? Wh, net a Royal Riding Ortt CeditKetel Spec-el Kite t* hr* ,id'"g "ma t'OS R*t priratltpar hr Cell TSSSOS* AWter Jett ______ todiscouni* On(adittcatot era? SSSMl BITTT ANMSUNISIK HAIR STTIING Hitteric Oennlenn Santerd ITS *«ll 100BENT 0AX COUNT Center gl Aim Oak Bird A ban' Oak Ct Tuat thru Frl. |PM Id F. Ul A Sun All Oar &•» "ter Pena? Tod* D-ning Boom So* Wetertmd Ar Cand '-ona'l A Mprr • E R T l^ IC A T E S imw 317— Garage Seles Naim*' HOI (DAT At IbO TOO OUT! BUCKICUSTOMCATItlNO' la yaur nart ypaciei aren't MMotlSPBBBto B>B*AI SriCIAC Of LIGHTS! Daiadikla attartman, Chaawraka*and Pp*h n .' D«a5AmiANCt5 Ch-i'-tet ■* "te porter' I ma ■ N IU N T IA H O I St ool 319-Wanted to Buy EITIA UIGE! GE TV 4 tt tcraan Coat t H r WHIBIOUACITT COUNTS 101W AIBBOBT BIVO MF ISOST4t D00CE i l POUUtA 0SEM4TIAN FUFFIE 5 tytWteB Cab B» ■** CaOEN llllilV ll FUF5 The tectery autw* Itore tar im intent Saa-y A tprirga r AH nate tectery M i and cwee ant* Camptete* a ••' an>. TteuiWr VtOuaenW* til* »r*4*d+'U t»UWIW* t ! *<**« O»ro* 333- Mlscelianeous 700-R e 9»slered Pels ABC Oefttered Oa>»i« and ham PdN t e . I t M UP IEDSSEDS IE 05 PfflCf0 10 Sill* »1 0SS1 Saw Bpm t yr a*d neutered dacteaad m*i arta*r<anate CteM^JWMMJ^CM^ntJOiO^ 111— Apph«nces / Furniture yr* * n g l« r CONTINENTS M0T0BS SIAM! 5E Cit MOOUlll NOMll RO«Mv< H i l l f » y dVm Nun s It) ts Ip ilP WANT ID Good u«ad turmtira andon'-QuaI CASH BAIO m *aba________ I •<t p d SAa** A tear— ad BS ___________» » « « m u oo 177— Office Rentals 231-Cars M F I Auto "•* Tire* A BIKIS Bay's IS w*h US Be-nt Bun* Oraotl A**wg Ghl l IS inch AS0 Woman y S HUB Bt Sl*4Alter *BM TANOT 1000 SI ypeadMl Alia SIS BIBBS FOOD I SCOOT •) Aute A • Cater Manner A Bnniar like aCB RADIOS* Steraa Only! II.40S naa I'OOO *Ha» IIIIBM III ss Chennai radtet Bern SUNOIltAUTOBBOKIBS •la'wnt include -lehnuon 111 187 Sporting Goods ififuiyon ISO4 Gemhemct SB CONGWOOO_______ B) HU * a ______ Calf B i BOSS MONTI CARLO AS Ilka noteI 3)5— Trucks / VI leaded included Fill nhael OF 7500WEIGHT MACHINE .CHAIN LINK OAtl • Buses/Vans A nuteo AC U h l SSI UFO With ti'rt a*<Bhl* like Nan * M high include* ana pet* ( .cedent cand>twnl S>0 t m after________________ J O O H NOCREOItm m w w — Ca'lUSOOtg t l K i l l ' l l BIKIa V I Auto. Ah. Tappar and At low AltSOODOWNI kM BFOOO BdOCISSOB • Men, I .he* *1 000 ocfuol AUTNiaill PAT MIRIM III *110 Due' Mead Urn. ate Hat all TRUCK WOBIO mile* SFS00 __ ecceuene* t'l Ca" 17) k*d ICABS A TRUCKS! Toron i ion he* ur am er STS47114*04 191 — Building 1ST St A I IAA SA14FOBO l«0S Pena* itear -ng A braha. ill real eOAlGRllie AC a m FM Cawette Nan Materials Onitend M OOTl I NHI Nt I l l l t H lira*' St 000 ml . I kceltord ____ Ce!' U* 4711 .ahtetek ham |t«t Ford* CandHte*' t l Ool Ca tea awo A l l S T I t l BUIIOINOS •• Vnriada* Carmtte* Cheuy* MANOcaocHt n o dMter aiac* I PM te M 000 Afghani A Badipraadi Surplus Buyer* Guide ^ ^ ^ ^ d ^ M ^ O J O J U a lt e ^ ^ Men. peHarn* te chewham I ottott aOBAI ii SUB 33B— Vehicles _A*t teUF« Sit F*4l 193-Lawn & Garden 01DjMOBUE DELIA Bl Wanted al AOt RINkAORI OOTIRe l«t* Buna Good Nmo RadyI CI DAO MUICH 10 pm pul Bartabte lhaery duty' DO • Wl FAT tor SI ter nractad Men, nan party AaAm gAdB up lead Tau toad y«u hau‘ IBwWgwtWBFRMor SDttH ter* h«rk* ** ta" p a r r C*H» MTSeHor 4BM taanty yard toad datimrad •l 4001 SAND FIS11■• laad mae ***** AA AUTO PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION *1*0 A.a-teb*a Oam *rW wtecter .aim ter mgrornM SACVAQt *4Dr Aar? WO*4*1 I V l i t WIO MIGHT > MOM Uahi, F'tea, Hi te.’ pm SM I7S MB' aHa* IBM OAT TOMA AUTO AUCTION OlIVI JACKITO Ha, *! Oaytena Beech 195-Machlnery/Tooli 339-Artotorcycles Cmama. Oer* braon o-m *** 111 Ian lur laaa "rung and ca«e* and Bikes c u n roisiin SUNBELT MJTO BB0BEIS Ida Nan'll Ime" US M* 1000 O capacity ip " A l ONGWOOO 9l IS! SIM _____ C*» BS BN 1575 HAPIET SP0MTSTE4 — rkigood I’M* P> ')«» IMANIX 0'*«* I •ceita*' Cane.tie* * too 3)3— Auto Pam t# ipaad ilka * te n i* 4 'a ' m-le* nan pp*nl ydb MUST 199-Pels! Supplies AM (• »)• '» / A C C B lW it i SI CCI< Witter 00BSFW av . . | i » v I u » a •CMRltTMASblFTONt* erica UFFAMFIICAM | W U W |uM A Hfw9il Can y- I yhUI *•' tea A pak H0NM 454 NlCMTHAerS 4 . — 41 B a-dr OF * a -hprameter A W-ia. t’l te(hr imacln Uaarh 'MS 'Fb. actue< mite* Hal c*.cg nh-ta luteki nan ie*nl A • ________m ifib___ ____ C e d ' d ' I d m ______ l i t tav twimNpi Tar* uyMite k*l out I N tAAf F B I tt tit C0UIT00 ***n>l I ate te* AO*S SR- Bl«l SS 743-Junk Cars f in.* w iail pyud rape . tills ANDOIMta m in i to treto Biol sit Vary tarn* OtaMil te* Far N **en Truck WOMANS S srtio >!■• lUMKCAtlttMOVlO Ca'1BlUFl Run* kM Its -ASSter a" S'I MOCMAIOl .4 Uhhlua* kto aHOC “Oust a Oeitenrme raarwi Hi tin ISSai’f a*te** a** large cuitem buut n « * * 4 b IESIAURANISb , ao* Meal Chrntmey Cm" ter ymapat *»t met* Central lithni m if f Itlik I Mb itreei V e nterd FI IM >440 S>«iTt t ----------— Famaa Sipiav • cap* Mt ar ba.' •SWIFT CNAioa after_____ CanniQin •hair Obiioe of Ot I to IOTINO MO**l a A»S OH eaOFtrkte I'U Iaa I yr P i *toadiate OTUDOB riAtr Oht IDAa _____mo*M a Cewniky W rom i a dpmra* AM ISS0147 GOiOth ■•" *'** Black lab Ore«ar| I 321-2720 ptrn UMmg B IA lT O B ana yr termedyard UiOObhaa aaaaaaaaaaaa #«»•% tM splte ih M i tw U7S ma AM McateB — tantera Braaar ttJ 0te0 ar M> I*»> Nil* I Idriw . I ’l fcfttfc 1* •' O-amane lal Wa*ar Vaa*« UtOme aaaaaaaaaaaa STOMCt/SHDf t iin V u ii Ur** M kMO an 177 *471 5Mfo«o/c(o<Kiro«m Baevhtui hnae Ml H A B ''' IOMIO fOB MOB t ■ II I a a ' i 1 - 11*1 - ( I OW— | M a . t bam an tea arra* , bam M m m area i f >teB«» I«MI( lamiiy ream. Can H/A. ca 1 priced ham**' teaa Can H A * a * a i cailina meMe M il'S 1 high gvellty nan carpal trader pa "tel Maidaand*Ml Vf NTUII I N O fllfIC t PAUt OtftOftttt ill <»M U U m fAMlit SECTKM LAXI AAABV Only • mm* Neal « bam . I bam ham* alth Baal A Meeted Spa fireplace laya Mri*' W>* aimGrecian Tub ttttMO 319— Wanted to Buy 115— Computers A(Kill SECTION S a n i o r d la k r M a ry area. ea tin** m*ac mow SANFOIO leltOriendeO* Bapo UaOO VI. (I FKnitter* (M0 dawn . laC-Wate’ Sana? ia*t man) 1110 me anyone in the G re a te r ount* COMMUNITY c h a n o u iit , spacious Samar ClHionMac UPOS41 IANFOBO largo clean I Mm Camral H/A. Carper' w.te- M ill IR S 157-Mobile Homes / Sole INC. m o re p ro p e rty than diiuxi 1i; GoodUteOT V ilMandua I baeroam. I bam p*-.a>* yard art! area Only M* too B i t Boo»y Conm mo W r list And te ll of^sim i* n ir lOWNMOUSt. SAItfORD AREA S T E N S T R O M 105— DuplexTripitx/ Rent MMma b **Bq Co-Op/ Sol* l» 3-Televlsion / Radio/Stereo 155— Condominiums 141— Homes for Sale G IF T S SANIOBO FlOWt B SHOP trt I Cameiarcwl It . lenterd 1771*71 TOIAluat IllANO JIWIIRT Cuttomiiad Gift* F w Th# Who" Family! ( y'ete iaaa< ry A Rape" Ser.it* I'0» l r ranch Am lenterd 771Ot)* [B U S IN E S S G IF T S rowiisomcE supply "The Ftec* te %A»p tor th* FWter•*4hc•t'N I** till Magnali* A.* . laniard. FI STS SA41 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST FOR SANFORD AREA RESIDENTS r' ■ l o o i ONE MONTH FREE RENT • Sootonol And Corpoftlo Aporlmonlo Aitlltblo •looting Ptogromo To Sufi Vouf No«do •Wolorfronl llltil)toi W H Y RENT When You Can Own Your New Home! NO DOWN PAYMENT Through The Farmers Home Administration, You Can Move Into A New Home At Amaiingly Low Terms. [Payments Are Based On Your Family Size t r a in t o b f a c o m p u t e r p r o f e s s io n a l IN O N L Y 6 M O N T H S , Y O U C A N G R A D U A TE A S A C O M P U T E R A P P L IC A T IO N S SPECIALIST * WOTO PROCESSING •COMC\J!E,7KEYBOARDNG * OATA BASE APPLICATIONS • MCRO COMPUtEN SYStEMS * ElECRONiC SPREAD SHEETS . BASIC PROGRAMMING •LOTUS 123* •WOI30 PERfECT' •03ASE Bl + • LINDA A R ( 0 MORGAN And Adjusted Family Income. 3 2 3 -5 1 8 8 See Us Today! Let Us Explain This Sensational Plan. D A Y OR EVEN IN G CLASSES • BEG INN ING M O NTHLY F IN A N C IA L A ID • JO B PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE C & S HOMES, me. C A L I NOW - 695 - 4000 R C O A TU 2 6 0 -2 0 0 0 m il W H K I T LIST o< pro party "lor talaby oenar" Call H*lp U tall Arak.r SSS Ittl S tiO K K On l cWoMcnod An AOufl AmlH ISIS W Hay tttl Aanterd FNrtd* MFtt 323-2628 ta t im-Tsu (9 0 4 )7 3 8 -0 1 5 3 ' ' CW0II30I 7tO WEST NEW YORK AVENUE DelAND FLORIDA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Loko Kcslhtyn Ploso - 1237 S. Hwy. 17-92, Longwood, FL 32750 �D e c e m b e r 14, 1988 W EDNESDAY Sanford Herald Food Be prepared for d ro p -b y com pany Unltsd Prsss tntsm stlowsl Holiday Fudge Fu d g e tames those chocolate cravings The holiday season l* fast approaching W hy run whip up *om«* delirious htwremadr fo«>d a in - for favorite friends? The iiflulilmr who water* your plant* ahd picks up your mail when ytiu're .iway. the Itabyslttrr who never complain* when you or your spouse arrive itome late, or Ihe co-worker who pitched In on work projects when you were kick, are just a few of the individuals who would love get l i n g a holiday food gift — personally marie by you Scrumptious Holiday Fudge Is a delicious, easy to make gilt that everyone will enjoy t'horolate chips. chopped nuts and miniature marshmallows are featured In this lusrlou* treat C o n v e n l e n l . r e a d y - t o use evaporated milk — ah essential Item for anyone's kitchen cup board — gives this fudge it* e g ]r a n c h flavor and smooth texture T o p Hol iday Fudge with seasonal garnishes such a* bright red maraschino cherries and rru n rlty fresh walnuts The n, place Individually « ul p lcrr* in attractive tins lor colorful boxes lined with frsllvr I h i per Add red or green hows and yuletide boxes of Holiday Fudge are ready In cheer a p p r e c i a t i v e f r i e n d s and neighbor* Now. more than at any other time of year, friend* and family drop In. sometimes with a rail first, sometimes not. to leave presents, say hello, vlall. or to see Ihe rhlld rrn and grand children. And while you are not ob­ ligated to feed unexpected drop-ln guests, there should be s supply of Items handy In Ihe refrigerator or rupboara that ran tie quickly and easily assembled Into a snack for these visitors Sometimes just the oflrr of a drink ta aufTlrrnl for a short visit The colder Ihe weather, the grratrr tire nerd (or some apple drier In Ihe refrigerator, ready to lie spiced Wtth a rrmple ot big dashes of t Innamon. a little ground ginger and a frw grains of eurtatMkr or cardamom Sim ­ ply spice, beat until steamy In Ihe microwave, strain and arrvr in mugs A cinnamon stir k as a stirrer and prrtiap* s slice of lemon on the skit- will makt the hot elder frsllvr llo l chocolate, prr fr rahl y H O L ID A Y FU D G E 2 lahlespivm* butter 4X cup undiluted evaporated milk 1*s cups sugar IX teaspoon salt 2 rup* (4 ounces) miniature The wreath through time lias marshmallow* I lx r u p * | I IX f l o u n c etcren a svmtcol cct triumph This (tackages) semi sweet rhtrolale season, star a Winter Vegetable Wreath as the rrntrrptecr of rhlps your hededay menu It ha* all lice I teaspoon vanilla c o m p o n e n t * o f r u 11 n a r y lx cup chopped nuts excellence rich buttery taste, Combine butler, evaporated rolccrlul fond combination*. milk, sugar and sail in saucepan Imaginative (cresrntalbcn and as over medium heal, stirring or a tribute tcc tcafay's rrsponslhlr rasionally llrtng to full hull usr cct fuicd. an elegant, savory, Cook 4 5 minute* stirring eon buttery lasting yet rggtess butstanlly Remove ( i c h i i heal Add terlrsa verstccn of a Hnllandals rrnialntng ingredients Stli vlg Sauer T h l a p a l a l r - p l r a s r r orously until niarshinallnws weighs Ul at eerily Iti skinny melt and Mend four Into fl Inch cakcrtrs and Is virtually lat and square tni'lrred pan. C cwI until ehccleslrrccl Iree ■rail linn l.lghtlv *rore fudge W IN TE R V E G E T A B L E Into HX'Inch stpiarrs Gently W R E A T H W IT H prrss maraschino cherries and M O LL A N D A IS 8A U CB walnuts on lop Cut In squares V E G E T A B L E W R E A T H aljyr fudge lias tooled tompk-tc Wreath sue will depend cm Ihe Ty llakrs 2 (round* numbrr •>( (creepte served Figure 1-2 r ups ul vegetable* per (crrson Use any combination ccf Irrsh vegetables steamed and rut Into btlr sl/r pieces Tile possibilities ate eerily llmltrd by your Imagination Try a combi­ nation <cf broccoli cauliflower, radishes mushresem*. and Icaby ; T r y these holiday recipes lhal Salt and ground black prpprr earrots include fruits or vegetable* to taste Vegetables can Ice simply ar­ among the Ingredient* ranged cm a serving platter ctr Pour broth over aprteota and form a wreath Srrvr Mollan M O L D E D P EAR S A L A D set aside In skillet, saute union* dalsr Sam r In an attrac live howl 1 can 110 o u n re s i b a it let t and rrlery In (cutter until Irndrt placed In the renter cel Ihe (rear* and rrtsp Add rlre. pecans, wreath The wreath ptrturrd can I package (3 mimes) lime seasoning* aprlrcct* and broth ter arranged in three easy stejes flavor gelatin Mix well llakr In 2lX -quart dish 1 Prepare mashed (Hitalors. I rup boiling water at 350*F for 20 mtnutrs (Or. do using one medium |cer|rd potato 1 tablr*|MMin vinegar not Icakr but use as a stuLlng lor (cer (cerson Hod (ccctalue* and IX rupshrrdded cabbage roast duck.I This kltrhrn tested mash with enough m ilk In IX cup ahrrddrd carrot rrr Ipr make* 0 rup*. tnolstrn Add 4 teaspoons Molly Drain pears and dice, reserve Me Hotter Cover and set aside H cup *yrup Dissolve gelatin In 2 Steam vegetables, over boiling water. Add rrserved pear FR ESH V E G E T A B L E (colling water or In microwave syrup and vinegar. Chill until M O U SSELIN E 10carrots, (cared, thinly sliced Drain s p n n k l r with Mccllv parity art Fold pear*, tablaigr H medium turnip*, pared, Mi Hotter and rover and carrot Into gelatin Pour Into 3 To assemble- wreath nn a ofled fl inch square pan Chill diced serving (clatter, makr a lease cct I teaspoon salt until firm Cut Into squares In mashed (coluber* In the %ha|er id 1 cup warm milk serve on bed of Boston or 2 tablespoons butler or marga­ a wreath Arrange strumrd vege­ Rnmalnr lettuce or red cablMgr tables on the mashed (mtalo leaf T h is kltrhrn tested recipe rine. melted I teaspoon ground nutmeg lease alternating rolors and makes fl servings place carrots and turnip* In a shape* Serve with Mollandalsr APR ICO f-PEC AN large sauerpan. Add enough Sauce R IC E B AK E wutrr to rover, add salt. Cover. IX cup boiling chicken broth M O LL A N D A I8 E SA U CE I cup chopped dried uprlrot* 1 laldrs|cccon cpilek rccoklllg Bring to tcolling, reduce heat, 1 cup sliced green onion* tapioca simmer until vegetables are 2 cups sliced celery IX rup water tender, about 10-12 minutes 3 tablespoons butter or murga 2 taldes|coous low-fat. low- so Drain I’l.cc r v< g« tables In mlxr r rjhe (cowl Heat with electric mixer or ilium rlcolla rhrrse 3 cups rooked rice (brown rice 2 tahlrspoons Irrsh lemon in food processor until smooth. optional) (tile C Gradually Iceut In milk, butter IX cup chopped pecans •t lrus|coon* Molly Mc HuPrr . 1IX teaspoons poultry arson- and nutmeg This kitchen-tested IX trnsptmn shredded lemon rrcljce makes H servings. trig made hum your own mix of fine dark cocoa and skim milk powder with a little sugar. Is good to have when children are visaing There should always hr beans ready to brrw a quick pot of coffee Coffee can be flavored with the same spices as hoi elder. If you wish With a non alcoholic eggnog In Ihe refrigerator, you should have all Ihe necessary drinks on hand lor this year's visitor* Once most guests havr some­ thing In their hand to drink, all they will need are a frw tibdlt* for nibbling through the visit Oftrn Just a I m iw I of prrt/rl* Is enough, and there arr some Interesting new flavored prrt/rl* now available In Urge naf *al food shops IV>w 11 of unsaltrd mils also fit into this ralrgnry of Instant nibbles No Itome should hr considered complete at thla lime of yrar without a large bowl of fruits on display in the kitchen or dining room There are mandarine or­ anges and langrlos apple* in a variety of stirs and rolors (golden delicious, wlnrsapa. Itome beauties, granny smiths, and pippins), red and green grape*, mosl with »erd*. pear*, again In a variety of sltrs and rotor* (hartleft*, anjou*. hose*, tomlcca. nells. forelles. and srckels). as well a* Aslan (tears, o r r a * * l o n a 11y a q u i n c e , persimmon* and pomegranate* and Ihe ubiquitous ttanana With that large a selection of winter fruits available. It Is quite easv to make a magnificent fruit bowl A hugh holiday platter of fruits servants for bowls of nuts Filbert* lor hairlnutal. Ilraill nuts, walnuts, persns and a l m o n d s r a n be found In markrts this lime of year, all In their shells Srnrr these with nutcrackers few Informal mun clung Offer plate* or a bowl lor the broken shell*, and napkins for Ihe chiVhru. Dates and llg* can lie used as an accent for the fruits and nuts, a* ran a variety of d. -.rd hull* such a* apricots prarhr* and rat*tns Particularly interesting are raisin* dried in bunches still on their stems Dig fat plump E le g a n t w re a th raisins wtth seeds arr also good for holiday fruit and nut dis­ plays The holiday cupboard should I n r l u d r t o me breads and erarkrrs Hire cracker* and arsante Ihln* will he a welcome c hange from water biscuits, and either Swedish or Norwegian crtspbrrad* could also hr served with dip* and spreads The salad counter ot your local su|iermarkrt or gourmet shop may provide a large selection of r e a d y to t e r v r d t p s a nd spreada — eggpl ant pur er *, guacomole. hummus and ird iwpjirf as writ as traditional (H-stos. to name a few of Ihe most (cupular Green and red salsa*, tef quite line quality, ran Ice found In many supermarket* today, and are handy for emergence feed lug Serve with corn c h ip s yellow or blur And Anally, a visit to the (rtc/rn (oral section of the best supermarket In your area will yield s lew ntbtde* that ran go from treerrr to microwave when unexpected guests drop In a ls o e d ib le Fruits, veggies fit fine into the season This centerpiece is good enough to eat. And you can. (ccrl (optional! Pinch cayenne |crp|crr Sprinkle n( ground turmeric Sprinkle laplocu over walrr In small saucepan: let stand 10 minutes. Hrlng In boll over rnedUim heal, stirring eon staidly. Reduce heal; simmer I minute. Place taplcsa lutxturr and rrmalnlng Ingredients In hlrndrr container; hlrnd 1-2 minutes on high or until sinccoili lie-turn to sauce |can. heal Imt do not Icccil Stli In lurmt-rlc Serve warm Makrs lx cup |H one liildrs|Mcon srrvlngsl. Per serving calories. 13; c holeslrml. 2 mg |ierrenl ol calm ics derived Ironi lat 23 perm it; dialectic exchange. I free Iccccd Any sweet tooth will love these holiday goodies log 2 Inches In dlamrlrr Wrap dough and refrigerate until well ch ille d . 3 to 4 hours. Cut dough rolls Into scant H -Inch slices; (ilaee on ungrra.vd cookie sheet* Hake In GLACE HUTTE R pn-hratrd 400degree oven until C O O K IES they begin to brown, fl to H IX rup butler or margarine mtnutrs Tills kitc hen tested rec ­ 1/3 rup sugar ipe makes about 4 dozen rook­ I egg 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extrac t ies. (N O TE : Dough wrapped In 1 14 cupa all-purpose flour IX cup chopped toasted pecans waxed p.qw r and uluinlmim foil IX cup (4 ounces) glace natural can Ik- refrigerated up to one week brforr baking.) pineapple, diced or In wedges F R U IT *N' IX cup (4 ounces) glare red N U T BARB pineapple, diced or In wedges 1 cup unsifted all-purpose Heat butter and sugar In me­ dium mixing bowl until fluffy: flour •4 cup cocoa mix In egg and vanilla. Mix In I lrax|Micm b a k in g pow der flour, then add pecans and glace 1« tras|MM>n salt pineapple. 3 eggs Divide dough Into halves. I cup sugar Plac e eac h half on long piece of IX rup chopped pitted dales waxed paper: shape each Into u Whether adult or youth, everyone loves those sweet crunchy yum m lrs lo snack cm Here's a lew rrcl|H-s lx cup cimplied dr Ird apt trot* l* rup currants 1« c up ehop|M-ct walnuts Confectioners' sugar (optional) In flour slltc-r. combine flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt Set aside In large I m iw I nf electric mixer, brat eggs at high *|*rrd until Irmnn-colnrrd. Ileal In sugar gradually until mixture ts thick Stir In dried trulls and nuts Sift flour mixture Into I m iw I Fold into tiaitcr. Spread evenly Into lightly greased l3-by-0-by-2-lncli baking pan. Hake at 350 drgrres for 35 minutes. B U T T E R S C O T C H A F R U IT C H E E S E C A K E BARS 1 12-ounce package butter­ scotch-flavored chips IX cop butter or margarine 2 cups finely crushed sultlnr cracker c r u m b s (about (15 crackers) I cuprhop|K-d nuts I H-uuncr p a c k a g e c re a m cheese, solicited I 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk (not evaluated milk) I egg I teas|M)on p u r r v a n illa extract I 0 m in e r |>.u k .ig r condensed m in ce m e a t, c ru m b le d Confectioners' s u g a r, o p tio na l Preheat oven to 350 degree* Hake 25 to 50 minutes, or until a wooden pick Inserted near center comes out clean. Cool. Cut Into bar* Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar If desired. Store In airtight container. C H O C O L A T E SNOW DROPS I cup sifted regular all purpose flour I |rus(M M >n baking powder ■4 teaspoon b a k in g soda 14 IrasjKMin sit 11 lx cup coarsely chopped nuts In medium saucepan over low 1/3 cup regular margarine nr heat, melt chips and butler: remove from heat. Stir In butter, softened 1 cup firmly packed brown crumbs and nuts. Press firmly o n b o t t o m o f g r e a s e d sugar 15 Inch by 10 Inch Jelly roll pan. 1 egg 2 2 •o u n c c s q u a r e s m i In large mixer bowl, heal cream clu-cae until fluffy: I'ra d u - sweetened chocolate, melted IX cup all-bran ccrral ully beat In sweetened con­ IX cup buttermilk densed milk, then egg anil vanil­ IX teaspoon pure va nilla la. Stir In mincemeat. Pour extract evenly over preparrd crust Silt together flour, baking baking soda and sail: stir In nuts Set aside. Measure margarine and sugar | M iw d e r. Into large mixing bowls heal well. Adil egg and melted choco­ late mix thoroughly. Mix in all-bran cereal, buttermilk and vanilla. Add silled dry Ingre­ dients. mix until combined. Drop by level measuring tabiesponnfuls onto lig h tly grrasrd baking sheets Press one walnut hall gently Into lop of each riMikte Just before baking. II desired, llakr In 375-degree oven for about 12 minute*, or until etMiklr springs bark when lightly loui-hrd Remove Immediately front baking sheets; cord nil wire racks. Sprinkle cookies with confectioners' sugar, tl desired. This kilt lien tested recipe makes i i I m iu I 3lX rloien rookies �tC — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, December 14, 1M8 Publlx Hamilton's, Lower Salt Shank Portion (6 - B lb. avg.) E a s y -K a rv H am B r in g P u h U xh o m e f o r t h e h o lid a y s , (Whole Ham per to. $1.29) (Butt Portion 4 - 6 lb avg | THIS AD EFFEC TIV E THURS., DEC. 15 THRU S AT., DEC. 24, 1980 . . . U.S.O.A Insp.. Grade A, Frozen Self-Basting (Broth Basted) Broad Breasted ( 1 0 - 2 2 lb. avg.) Publix THIS AO EFFECTIVE: THURS., DEC. 15 THRU SAT., DEC. 24. 1908 . U S O A Choice. S ir lorn Half or W h o l e Leg Of Lamb (Shank Half per ib $2 39) Heat-n-Serve Turkey Dinner Real or Light Reduced Calorie Includes: 9 - 10-lb. Avg. 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Delicate Flavored C rim in i M u s h ro o m s .......... pkg .9 9 Assorted Flavors B reyers Y o g u r t................ 2 Ju°p, . 8 9 Birds Eye Regular C ool W h ip ..........................3 So2» Certified Angus Beef. Beef Rib Standing Rib Roast $ Q 9 9 $2 FREE Sundial Chardonnay or Lake C o u n ty Cabernet Sauvignon Fetzer Win 7 5 0 m l b o ttle Hellmann's M a y o n n a is e .......................... * 1 39 M o tt’s Regular or Natural A p p le J u ic e .......................... £«,?*« . 9 9 For "A Cut Above” . Certified Angus Beef Available In Our Meat Shoppe. Original Effervescent Antacid & Pain Reliever Regular, Lite or Genuine Draft (12-oz. cans) AI ka S e ltze r.......................... 7p2kg $ 3 " Delicious Hamilton's Lower Salt Shank Portion or Whole (6 to 8 lb. Average) E asy-K arv H a m ................... p e r lo a f * 1 09 * 1 29 M iller B e e r ............................’ p S * 4 " (Limit 2 Please. *ith Other Purchase* ol $7 50 or More. Excluding All Tobacco Item* and Lottery Ticket*! P ublix R eserves fhe Right to Lim it Q u a n tities Raisin Pumpernickel Bread A ll Natural, Non-Basted, Grade A (9 to 2 2 lb Average) Fresh B utterball T u r k e y ............. THIS AD E F F E C T IV E : THURS., DEC. 15 THRU SAT., DEC. 24, 1988 . . . Regular or N o Salt (S te a m e d F re e W h ile Y o u S h o p 1) p e r lb t9 b fl — s c (B utt P o rtio n 4 to 6 lb A verage per lb $ 1 .4 9 ) Heat N Serve C o o k e d T u rk e y D in n e r... 7oCrh * 2 1 95 (Includes 9 to 10-lb A verage H ouse O f R aeford T u rk e y , W ith D ressing. G ib let G ra vy and Cran O ra nge R elish.) (D inner W ith 14 to 16-lb C ooked T u rk e y $ 3 5 .9 5 each ) $^29 A ll Butter M in iature D an ish ................ \!S- * 5 00 I m a te d ju s t olT 1-4 .n I L v ith r o u \ ill.m e 120 ln te tn .itio n .il I’a r k u .n . I le . itlm m I m i “ ^ h A w o r ld m a rk e tp la c e n e x t d»H»t �4C — Sanford Harold. Sanford. 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MARY ...fLf.321-2004 - ■: • -FREE STYLE �A M E R I C A 'S L A R G E S T M A R K E T H W Y . 17-92 - S A N F O R D Over 1500 Booths With I*** •V •'ii •*t. C7„ •« , ji . 'r iVKn MILLIONS OF BARGAINS SAVE 50-70% OFF Mall Prlcesl SHOP THE NEW ! i HOME SHOWCASE $ and RECREATION SHOWCASE and X-ROW -O ver 100 New Shops & Booths r; ti­ Anything & Everything for the Home lt V IS IT SANTA EVERYDAY AT 1 0 :3 0 AM * 2 : 3 0 PM •FREE PARKING K T 'W T C r J L D Everything for Sports, Recreation & Hobby *1 KEE ADMISSION M / l . f W •I IU E ENTERTAINMENT \ IIIV Y . I 7 9 2 - B e t w e e n lV V / I V liL r ORLANDO 6* SANFORD OPEN 9-9PM EVERYDAY * thru Christinas s Sanford W*f«»d — W#dr*»vJay D*ca*"ft#f 1« 19SB — M«»ald Ad»*ni*«f — Thursday 0*c«'r tw- FLE A W O ULD i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 1988; <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/6cb89a430974b27aca54860a460a864d.pdf 4c78b50d351f4ce7badf736880863ece PDF Text Text December 13; 1988 Sanford Herald 81st Year, No 96 — Sanford Florida m S a n fo rd s a y s ye s to p rison N E W S D IG E S T • . • - • v. i * BRIEFS M issile accident kills one I'KAId. HAIdUiK Hawaii - A mivsih Imm a Navy |rt strui K an Indian men .u n i vessel Mon lay. killing one cowman when I>•«• apparently strayed into a military irulnmc area northwest nl ilir Hawaiian Inland of Kauai, officials naltl T hr noll exploalvr Harpoon missile wan laum In d al aland main l:» ,i m F N l 1 hy a Navi FA '.M from the alnraJt earrler USS Connlrlla lion Inward a lai^rl hulk nhip lar out al sea IVarl Harlan Naval lU sr olfl< lain natd By BRAD C H U R C H Herald stall woter Texas murderer executed IH IN TS V II.LE . Irvan - The rscruHotl rally Tuesday of H..yinnnd laiidry was inierfuted lor about 1 1 minutes when an Intravenous luhr rarryluu a dradlv ml* cl rheum uls (topped free |ruin nrrdlr innrr*»d nlo Ihr rondrm nrd killer n . m l.alldrv. w ho wan rnr« ulrd lor Ihr l ‘.IH2 rohlirry murder of a Houston restaurant owner d.-« lined In make a final nlalrmrnl Itul m oiirrrd slleillly to himself Iin I h r r n r « u l io n leK«.. From United Press Intc'nahcnal mporls Theresa Hydo and her three children found themselvos on the streot INSIDE □ W o rld Quake forces plant closing YKKKVAN. U S S R — W hile in sistln « Ih r la b ility poses no dant^rr. 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RUM SEV Herald Stall Writer Sunny and cool today I <mI.iv w ill re m a in i o ld I ll e h I u 1 II a in iilid a n d gel i ol d e l to n ig h t I lie lriti| ie ia lu ie s III the MW a n d low raw pint m a y d ro p in to i h r :iiw lo rn o rro w w ill la- a little t a lle r , hill m u n n ie h V e ry h id e ch a in e ol la in Ileal In i Ulster 1J a r r i v e d ai m I u m>1 radv last I hutml.iv linn lim e (usl as tin h a n m i was collie u p t'le enwiawl I o k ' s Mnldli S. In nil K n o w le .le , Master I r a n i N o I in tin stall till It I' ll cre.il IIIsIt i mild I knew wi did e<” >d hut dial w a s e > '''" sre in c I* up there like that H u l c r alone with AH o t h e r students s(u nt t w o h u n ts die dav I m-I o m la. kiltie tnueh quest tuns i .m e m e I m m in a lh e iiia d e a l equ.i lions to ihe |MM-irv ot Hotu rt Frost T h e n w inilllie stole ol I . P M ‘J IMM) Is a p r i l l . 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Pace BA �tA — Sanford Horsld. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. Oacamtwr 13, 1968 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Military targets 24 closures Youth run over by stepfather MOON LAKE — A 18-year-old sophomore bicycling lo high achool beforr dawn ha* been struck and killed by hl» stepfather, who said he did not see the boy until It was too late, pcllceaald today. Larry Dean Kelly, of Moon Lake, was dressed in dark clothing and warn riding his bike along Moon Lake Koad to Gulf High School In New Pori Richey when he apparently strayed Into the path of his stepfather's car. The teen also was hit by at least one other car and the confusion that resulted caused another two-car accident, said Florida Highway Patrol troopers William Bishop and D L. Young. There were no other Injuries and no charges were filed, the troopers said. Richard Hogcnson. 40. also of Moon l.akr. said he was coming around a wide tight bend in the road about 6 15 a.m. Monday when hts headlights Illuminated his stepson omy a few feet before Impart. Wets, drys battle with ballots today MILTON — Voters In one of the Florida counties where the sale nr any beverage stronger than beer or wine coolers Is prohibited will go to the polls today to vote on the issue for the first lime In mure than n decade Proponents, led by Look Ahead Santa Rtvsa. claim legalising liquor sales will boost tourism and broaden the county's tax base by attracting mstor hotels and rrstsurants Opponents, led by the Santa Rosa Good Citizenship la-ague and area ministers, say the county w*Mild ht plagu'd by bats, prostitution and gambling, and lalrr. It -o u ld cost more In the long-run. 3*n:.i Rosa County, which is bordered by .wo wet” counties, is one of seven counties In Florida that prohibit the sale of beverages containing more than 3 oerrent alcohol hv weight, ounta Rosa County t • s allow the sale of both V f t .. wine cooler*. Martinez to agencies: cut 5 percent TA LLA H A S S E E — Gov. Hob Man Inez asked the direct.n* of each state agency to trim 5 peternt from their funding requests for the 1080 HO budget year, the gozemor's tup budget aide said Monday. "Their requests total S I .8 billion more than we have In general revenue." said Patricia Woodworth, director of the Ofncc of Planning and Budgeting. "We're going bark and saying. 'You have asked for more than we have, morr Hum we can hope to have, so where would you like us to cut?'" Agency heads submitted .nrlr budget requests to M .rtln ri before Nov. 1, Woodworth said. The governor reviewed (hose requests and Friday signed letters asking for the 3 p rm -n l cuts. Martinez asked for similar ruts last year. In part because of Florida's unusual system of budget building. Unlike the federal government and most olhrr stales. Florida agencies submit 'heir budget requests directly to the Legislature without approval from the executive office Burglars steal exotic birds worth $12,000 KISSIMMEE — Police of!leers investigating a Dairy Quern break in Monday discovered the lock had been cul from a pel store across Ihr street, and burglars had taken about * 12.000 worth of rare and exotic parrots "1 guess they wanted some Ice cream and look the birds out for a treat.’* saId Investigating officer Mary Arnold. "Th e y (1r linnetv knew what they were niter It lookrd llkr a very professional Job." The pet store burglary was discovered about 2 a m Monday. Arnold said, and left store workers concerned the birds might not survive. "The financial loss Is nothing It's the birds I'm worried about." said Val Cooper, manager and owner of the Critter Corral. "They took 10 birds and four rages "A lot of these birds will not get along together, and If they start cramming them together I'm afraid they might — . Well, let's just say I wasn't upset until I figured out what could happen." Court grants Bundy competency hearing TA LLA H A S S E E — A frdrral judge has ordered hearing for convicted serial killrr Theodore Bundy to delermtnc whether he was competent to eland trial In the 1979 slayings of two Florida State University students. U.S. District Judge William J . Zloch ordered a competency hearing for Bundy Jan. 23 at the federal rcurl house in Fort l-audcrtlalr. after Bundy, suspected In Ihr deaths of at least 30 women, filed a corrected petition. The evidentiary hearing will lie "sm elly limited to the issue of the petitioner's competency to stand trial." Zloch said in an order dated Dec. 8 and received Monday by the Capital Collateral Review office In Tallahasare. From Unlttd Pres* International reports LOTTERY The dally number Monday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 870. U straight Play (numbers In exact order! J 2W on a 50 cent bet. $500 on It. E Boa 3 (numbers In any order!: 180 for a 60 coni bet. >160on SI. Box 8 (numbers In any order): $40 for a 50<ent be I. $80 on $1 □ Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn. $80 In any order on a $1 bet. Straight Box 6 $290 in order drawn, $40 If picked In combina­ tion on St bet Sanford Ilcruld TA LLA H A S S E E - A federal plan to close obsolete or un­ needed m ilita ry bases has targeted five Installations in Florida, Including the U.S. Forces Caribbean headquarters In Key West, a newspaper re­ ported, Official* said an Inspection team loured the training facility In Orlando last week, but of­ ficials said (he visit was not a s ig n of c l o s i n g , s a id spokeswoman LI. Betsy Jenkins. Abber said the panel is begin­ An official with Ihr U S Com­ ning lo assemble ils list of mission on Base Realignment potrntlul closure this week. None and Closings also ptuved down of the potential sties for closing the visit. has been publicly disclosed A report by The New York Times regional newspapers said Whiling Field Naval Air Station and a posMihlr home port In l-rnsamia. the U.S Forces Car­ ibbean headquarters and a possible home port in Key West, and tne Naval Training Ccnlrr In Orlando are being considered for closii.g. "W r have randomly selected a couple of dozen military facilities throughout the country and wr have Just gone to verify cur Inf-emallon," said Commission aide James Abber. "We don't want to needlessly upset any communities." Florida's Congressional dele­ gation says all of the Sunshine United Press International Sac end Cleat Oettee* Paid et Sanford. Florid* u r n P O S T M A S T E R w » d * d d m i change, t* T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P .0 . Sot H IT . Sanford. F L J i m Mom* D o liv try : 1 M enlbi. 114.M l 4 Mon nil I l i a I Yaar 111 #0 In SUM Al»tt 2 M onth! I M t i l 4 M onlht. Sir 04/ Y ear, 44* 60 Owl CM Stall M ill: Thro* Month, 111 44; 4 Moniht 444.441 Year l i t 6* Phene ( 441) 221 1*11. Since Ihe late 1970s. factions In Congrrs* and In the Defense Department have been trying lo move the Whiling Field opera Hons to Fort Rucker. Ala . where It can be combined wllh an Army training farlllty. But Rep Earl Hutto. D-ranama City, and others have protected the basr which is home to 1.200 student pilots and a staff of 2.700 military and rlvillan personnel. Seventeen Senators from a Northeast-M idwest coalition have urged concentration on k v - j m the Sunbel:. "We don't rx|>rct Whiting to tie on the list." said Hutto aide llrtan Keeler. "It doesn’t make sense for the consolidation to take place " "W e wish lo prevent the further rntrenrhnirnt of regional Inequities stemming from Ihr location of existing military factltiles," the lawmakers said In an There Is also a question about the Key West bases, since Con­ gressional sources say they are considered loo close to Cuba to remove all military personnel United Frees International GAIN ESVILLE - A study has concluded low-pressure sodium lights create the least distraction for loggerhead turtle hatchlings confused by the bright lights of the Florida’s coast, s researcher said Monday. Karen Bjorndal. director of the Center for Sea Turtle Keerarrh at Ihe University of Florida, said lights on cumsI s I highways and In high-rise buildings have dis­ tracted loggerhead lnrtf*s. Jls ruptlng normal routines "L o g g e rb ra d * h a tc h at night, and Immediately bead for Hie ocean." Bjorndal said "The cue they use Is to head for the horizon with the greatest Illumi­ nation. On an undeveloped beach, thai will be over the o c e a n , b ecause e ve n Ihe slightest amount of natural light from the stars and moon will tie reflected off ihe water." Unfortunately, as Ihr coastline becomes developed — and brightly Illuminated by electric lights — Ihe halrhltngs become disoriented, often with fatal re­ sults. -" T h e y 'r e attracted to Ihr lljdtts on the dunes and head toC.ird thrfn whrrr 'they' get caught up In vrgriatton nr cross rinds and gel hit by cars or are taken by predators.'* said UUlr Wlihrrtngton. a doctoral can­ didate and study director. Florida’s loggerhead popula­ tion has declined lo an estimated 23.000. well below p.rvlous totals. Wltberlngtnn says. U F 's study, conducted at Melbourne Beach, rnn rlud rd dousing Ihe lights was the best solution for the loggerheads, especially during nesting season from May through August. Various tests with dltlerrni lights showed whitr Incandes­ cent lamps and red tinted lights dlsablrd the loggerheads ability to find the ocean, while yellowtinted lights helped slightly. But with los-y W t utT ead'um lights an unexpected develop­ ment occurred "T h e hatchlings showed a n e g a tiv e r e a r ! I o n to the m onochrom atic (pure color! yellow light." Withrrlnglon says "The y avoided it — moved away from It In fact, which was not really whnt wr were expecting to tee " "If we were careful where we positioned Ihe lights on the beaches. I believe there would be very few problems with hat­ chlings finding their way lo the ocean " Center Investigators are now beglnnlng a second phase oT their wurk. determining tf the lights discourage female JoggrHtratU from 16nllng ashore to nest, he says Wlihrrtngton says the lights, while not perfect, may tie the best available solution. ‘ ‘ People re a lly w a n t an ullrm ullvr to darkening beaches completely." he says Baby dumped in trash can United Prats International F O R T LAUDERDALE - An ant-covered. 4-month-old baby girl was found In a garbage can where she bad been abandoned by her mother, a 17-year-old crack cocaine addict that was charged with aggravated child abuse, polkc said today. Dietrich Tyler told poller she hud a drug problem after her arrest Monday night. Folice said Tyler had been turned away from an apartment complex where she had tried to abandon the baby shortly before she dum ped the Infant In the garbage bln. The Infant suffered only minor ant bites from her ordral. said a spokeswoman at Broward Gen­ era! Medical Center Th e Infant was found by Angela Cooper. 12. who had rolled Ihe can lo the curb In front of her house Monday morning and 30 minutes la lrr heard something rumbling Inside. "I couldn't bellevr It." said Cooper. "I look the baby out. She wux wearing a red outfit and was slinking dirty " IW M n aM H te tS w M Practicing flip-flops Joshua Holloway. 10. of 918 Myrtle A ve, takes hit turn on the trampoline with a back flip as his friends watch from awsy down on the ground The action Is at South Otk and 12lh Street in Sanford TH E W EA TH ER LO CAL FO R ECAST Today...mostly cloudy early this morning becoming mostly sunny by mid morning. Con­ tinued cool with highs In the lower 80s. Windy wllh the wind northwest 15 to 20 mph and gusty. Tonight...dear and cold with lows In Ihe low to mid 30s Wind light north. FLORIDA TEMPS M IA M I (U P I ) — Florida J4 hovr **mp*r# fg r t t roinUII of I City ApolochKoM Crtllvx* Dayton* Baach FoM Laud**<»*i» Fort Mr**, Oatnatvlll* J action villa Kay Wilt Lattland Miami Orlando Pantacel* Saratot* SradanHm T*tl*h*lt** Tamp* VrroBaarh Will Palm Bvarh a m EDT today Hi lLm Rain SO 10 00* 41 :s SOI 41 40 00* ft 54 000 44 II Otr SO Tf 0 11 if 17 001 90 4f ooa 41 4* 0 01 90 If 0 00 40 41 00) a >0 00C 4) 45 000 41 14 0 1* 44 44 000 71 10 •0> 77 14 ooo N ATION AL TEMPS EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K T \j X W EDNESDAY P ty C ld y 7 2 -4 0 TH U R SD A Y C lo u d y 8 0 -6 0 LAST P,R5T D «o 1 ■ ^ 0 a c 1 6 FULL Dec 23 O F R ID A Y C lo a r 7 1 -5 2 SA TU R D A Y C lo u d y 0 2 -4 0 TID ES MOON PHASES Wednesday...mostly sunny and not us cool. Highs In the mid to upper 60s. Wind light east. Tuesday. December 13, 1938 Vol 81. No 06 Fie. M U , Oct 23 letter to the commission Turtle study shows promise for tights t u r n 4i i i w i Pvbluhad Dxtly and Sunday, aicvpt Saturday by Tlw Sarttsrd Hxrxld, le t.. 144 N Franth A»* , Sanford, State military facilities should be considered essential. Bui It's up to u 12 member commission on realignment to make the choice. By the end of the year. Ihe commission on Base Realign menl and Closure will recom­ mend about two dozen facilities for closing, trying lo save the im lli.in up m $2 billion .1 \r.ir 5 Florida bases on list for possible closing NEW Dec 30 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Wuvca arc 5 feet, 8 to 9 loot swells on horizon. Current Is to (he south with a water temperature of (12 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Wnves ore 4 to 6 feet and choppy. Current Is to the south, with a water temperature of 62 degree*. Sun screen factor: 14 W ED N ES D A Y: B O LUN A R T A B L E : Min. 9 35 a.m.. 10 00 p in.; MaJ. 3:25 a.m., 3 45 p m. T ID E S : D a yton a Beach: high. 11:44 a m : lows. 5:09 a.m .. 5:59 p m .; New Sm yrn a Beach: high. 11:49 a m ; lows. 5:14 a m.. 6 04 p m : Sebastlal Inlet: highs. 11 33 n.m.. 11:57 p.m.: lows. 5:18 a in.. 5:54 p.m. BOATING St. Auguatlne to Ju p ite r Inlet - Small cruft advisory Is In effect north nf Cape Canaveral... small crafl exercise caution from Cape Canaveral south... Today...north ol Cape Canavrrui wind northwest to north 20 lo 25 kts and seas 8 to 12 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy to rough. South of Cape Canaveral wind northwest t-i north 15 to 20 kts. SUNOAV P t y C l d y 6 6 -5 2 S T A T IS T IC S The high temperature In San­ ford Monday was 61 degrees and Hie overnight low was 40 us reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Cclrry Avenue Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at H a m. Tursday totalled 0 .17 Inch. The temperature at 9 a m . today was 40 degrees and Mon­ day's overnight low wus 40. as re co rd e d b y the N a tio n a l Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other data: □ Monday‘a high.................... 60 □ Barom etric pressure..30.16 C Relative hu m id ity... lOO pet □ W inds............. North. 13 mph □ Rainfall.......................... 01 In. □ Today's sunset......5:30 p.m. □ To m o rro w 's sunrise.....7:09 City S Fa*atilt Atbuquarqu* ly Ant her if* rr Athavtltt in Atlanta ty Billing, * B**mIngham ly 6'imarrk ih Beslan pi Orowntnllt T*i t Buffalo in Burlington VI cy ChortattanSC ly Char letl* NC.CV Chit ago ty Cincinnati pi Oavatandm Columbviin Dill*! ly D*ny**ly D»t Mol net pc Detroit cy Duluth in El Pate iy Evantvilla pi Fargocy Hartford cy Hanetutwpc Moulton f Indianapolli pc JackionMMi iy Jackienvilt* ly KantaiCltyiy Lai Vagai iy Llttl* Rock,y Lot Ang*tally Loutirinapc M am phijiy Miami Caacti ty M ile tuk tape Minnaapolltiy la PtP 49 >4 31 11 30 If 34 » 17 r* 01 44 H Hi 45 n 14 00 30 il 4) a n -ai n n u i* V » a to ii a u la a> n *> Oklahoma City iy Omaha ly n « n n PMIadttphiain n ii n u u a a a » a u 10 a ii Nath via* ly MawOMaeniiy Mae fork tn Ptioanii iy jo M n J* » It IF » It U U M u a )1 n N a II a T» u J1 a >r i» •> u M <i a a M m >* i> 24 II 40 01 II 01 10 il 01 01 .10 00 00 01 11 01 �■ tfanm Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Tuesday, December 13 1968 — 3A Tesar elected Chamber president By BRAD CHURCH Man accused of stealing car LONGWOOD — A rar reported stolen In Longwood Monday morning was remvered on Lake Howell Ko.ul at about 11:30 a m . and one occupant of the vrhlrle was rharged with |{rand theft auto. Seminole County sheriff * deputies said Carolyn Nellis, 40. of 118 Des I’lnar lame. Longwood, named a possible suspect when she reported her 1988 Chrysler stolen. The ear Is valued at 1 20.000. Deputies spottrd the ear and slopped It. Kevin Dwayne Davis. 18. of 118 ties I'luar Lane, a passenger In the ear. was charged In the thell. Ills tamd Is 9 1.000. Man accused of forgery of stolen checks SANFOKD — A 19-yrarmld Sanford man accused of stealing, forging and cashing checks from Garrison Farm and Garden. Inc., has been arrested by Sanford police Kobert Henry Howland, of 2113 S. Summerlin Avr.. Is charged with four counts of forgery, four counts of ultrrlng a forgery ami two counts of petty thrfi. H r was arrrslrd at the Sanford poller station at 7:28 ji m Monday Bond Is 92.000 FUa-c report llu t when U.island fried In cash one of the checks for 9330 at the NCNI1 flank. S Orlando Drive. Nov 15. the bank refused lo r ash the rheck and reported the Incident In early Novrmlirr. poller said. Howland cashed two stolen Checks valued at 9150 and 975 at a Sanford convenience store at I M3 S. Sanford A vr When hr presented a third cheek for 9225 at the same store the store didn’t rash It and kept the rheck. because It had Iwen rrportrd stolen, police said Guns imported stolen from car SANFOKD — Sanlord (M iller arc investigating the theft of two shotgun and u rifle fro* \ ’he ba* kse.it of the car of Steven Dwayne May II. 20 The guns, poller said, were stolen Sunday night while May s car was parked outside hts house at 131 Atrpori lllvd Apt D The guns have a total value of (ipr> Herald s ta ll writer SANFOKD - James Tesar. administrator of Central Florida Regional Hospital, was elected president of the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce this morning. Other new officers will be Karen Coleman, coordinator of community relations and public Information for Seminole County Schools, vice president; anil James Young, chairman of the hoard of the First Union ELuik. treasurer The new officers will tie in stalled at the Chamber's annual banquet Jan 19. Tesar was vice president this year and Coleman was treasurer. Jack Greene served as president this year. T h e hi r a. be > s it ! p i l s n approved a 1989 budget of 9129.000, which Is only 91.500 more than the current budget. Coleman said the Increase was mainly for 3 percent salary Increases for the staff Dave Farr, executive director of the chamber, praised this year's (Miard for the leadrrnglp It showed. He presented Coleman, who was secretary of the Chamber's education committee with year, a certificate received from the Florida Chamber of Commerce tn recognition of the Greater Sanford Chamber’s scholarship fund Farr said the members could tie proud of the more than 920.org) awarded to students each year when many chambers Mw*M**•» by tuns Vincent of commerce In metropolitan arras of the stale only award James Tesar was elected president of the Greater Sanford Chamber 92.(JO* to 93.000 In scholarship* of Commerce Tuesday He It joined by Karen Coleman, the new vice P’estden' (Isftj, and Jim Young, the secretary treasurer each year, Sweeting calls for more airport involvement Sweeting *-ud thousands of air traveler* from norihern Orange County and southern Seminole County would prefer to fly out of Sanford {Miauxr Its airport Is easier lo drive to than the “ Sanlord must work wilt, the Orlando Regional Air p* “ We r.,— d to .tract evniiuuirr Orange Cmmly Regional Alrporl Authority lo obtain federa* flight seivnr that will conned ” lt h a irp o rts t h r o u g h o u t grants to improve the airport physical facilities *' hr sal.) "Be­ Florida, but before we ran at­ fore we ran attract scheduled tract such service, we have to traffic service, the airport must improve the terminal facilities at have a good terminal, and more the airport," hr said Sweeting and lain Howell will modern physical plant," he said "The airport har the runways, fare off In a f)ei 20 primary to but It still looks like a World War determine who will represent II air base, and that Isn't going to District I on the city commission for the next four years attract (lasxrngrrs." hr said the northeast.** he said Reside* recruiting industry to the Alport. Sweetlrtg said li Is Important to attract more air service to the community tlor tiir r e " Sweeting said during an Interview. Th e area Is 'lose to the JA N FORD — Dtsl nr" I city University of Ccriral Florida, commission candldrlr James ho* relatively low-prteed land Sweeting III *a calling for m o r e and a large work force ail city Involvement tn development* attractions for industry, he said, *5vrteling said he also supports of the Sar.ford Regional Abbott The rlty commission «p|>olnts moving the Seminole County airpon authority members, but Lxptrssway route east of the city the authority ts an Independent and rv'rn d m g It Into Volusia tMKird Sweeting said the city, County. Such a rnnldor would better serve the rlrport. he said however. iould U involved in “ An expressway east of the trying to rrcrult industry lo the city would give Sanford two airport’s Industrial park. “ There A a lot of room out arieii.il highways. Interstate 4 there and the city should make a and the expressway.” he said eoneerled rffnrl lo establish a “ We need more that the Osteen high tr< hnologv industrial eorrt- llrtdge as a route to Sanford from By BRAD CHURCH Herald stall writer County eighth-graders scored lower than state average By CAROL J. RUM 9IV Heratdf staff writer______________ Sanford police Sgt William Dube Is given a commendation by city commission Dube shakes hands hore with John Mercer while Mayor Betlye Smith and Bob Thomas applaud D u b e g iv e n c o m m e n d a tio n b y S a n fo rd c o m m is s io n By M U D CHURCH Herald stall writer SANFOKD Sanlord Puller Sgt. William .1 Dut»e was pres rnlrd a resolution of commen­ dation by the city commission Monday night for saving hi 11 month-old girl from drowning on Nov. 25. Dulie. a 20 year vetrran of the department, was on Ills lum h break that duv when hr heard a call on Ills radio n( trouble at 2505 Hlghlawn Avr Dube responded to the call, and upon arriving louud thr Infant. Tanya Harbato. in her m o the r’s arms gasping for breath- The mother, liana, ti.nl already (Hilled the child from three Iret ol water In the swim tiling pool and had tried lo revive her Dube quickly took the child hoi 11 her mother, d r air d the water Iroin her lungs and lirg.m cardiopulmonary resuscitation Alter he revived tier, she was trans(iorled to Central Florida Regional Hospital w here a doctor declared shr would tie flnr The corn mission’ resolution c o m m e n d e d D u b y for his "heroic efforts’* and "expressed sini-err gratitude and apprecia­ tio n " Dube, w ho accepted the award without rninmciil. ts a patrol sergr.int and shill supen Isor. 30 laid off as Cardinal makes Sanford its hub By LAURA L. 9ULLIVAN Herald stall writer SA N FO R D - Cardinal In dustrtes has derided to make Its Sanford management older the southern regional hub for the modular-home manufacturer. The consolidation of manage­ ment olllers In Atlanta and Sanford was part of reorganiza­ tion that begun In August. Car­ dinal Dlrretor of C o rp o ra te Communications Robin Hepler. said today. Although both production plants will remain open. 30 low-level management and cleri­ cal employers In Sanford were laid olf when Hie consolidation was announced. Those position* mirrored some In I he Atlanta office. Hepler said. In spltr of the cutback. Ilrpler said, the number of Cardinal employer* ts growing because o nly two of more than 22 divisions are laying od. while the remaining are hiring In August Cardinal employed 12.500 Fri­ day the number of Cardinal employee* reached 13,714 Hepler said a slow real estate market Is the reason for a reduction In production and management employees. A b o u t 10 0 p r o d u c t io n employees were laid od In July, she said Cardinal has mudr an approximate 10 percent overall cutback In Sanlord employers since simmirr. EMERGENCY CALLS • 8:10 a.m. — 2400 S Park Avr., medical call. man. 62. Iransporteil. • 12 20 p.m. - 210 I. Commercial, mrdleul call, woman. 68, transported. • 1:37 p m — 2523 Iro­ quois A v r , medical call, woman. 71. not transported • l:4H p.m — 130-1 Pine Ave.. medical coll, man, 06, not transported. • 3:25 pan. — area of 109 Scott Dr., s m o k e scare, no fire. • 4:10 p.m. — 500 Oak Avr.. false alarm. • 6:46 p.m. — Lake Mary lloulevard and Sir Lawrence Drive, trauma, man. 25, not trans|Mirted • 7:18 p.m. 1215 W. First St., burning copper cable, lire contained and ex­ tinguished. TU ES D A Y • 4:38 a.m. — 714 Cypress A ve.. death, woman. 68 . SANFOKD - The 1988 89 Stale Sludrnt Asarsaniriit Test •cores are In. and rlghth-gruders tn Seminole County, as eighthgraders statewide, scored one tn two points lower than last yrar. David Winger. Se..itrMile County coordinator of testing, said to­ day. “ Because the drop ts minimal. I’m not overly concerned at this lime." Winger said. "I think our job Is lo now look at the detailed data by school. and see if (here is a need for asalstfinee. through programs or what have y o u " Mark Heldorn. test coordinator for the state, agreed the drop Is not severe enough lo ruusc alarm Heldorn also said ques­ tions on this year’s test may have been more difficult, or students not as able as the previous year Tlie test ts given every October and measures students In three areas: reading, writing and math Minimum standards of performance are set for each area Heldorn said thr numtirr of students who master earh of the standards is determined, trsl scores are averaged, and a com poslte score determined “ The trst is not designed lo be statistically equivalent tn Iasi year’s test." Heldorn said “We dun l become concern. J unless the drop were lo continue over the next lew years, or Hie drop Is a more significant one." Also tn the fall, a Test of Cognitive Skills I* given Ac­ cording lo Winger. Seminole County eight h-graders showed a slight drcirUM In loose scores too. which may be the reason for the lower s ta ir assessment score*. *"If the test (troves lo be harder, that will lie Interesting for us tn leant." Winger said “ We would lie pleased If that were true because we're snytug we scored about Hie same us Iasi year." Both Heldorn and Winger cited good score* received by students In the third grades " I think the third-grade scores show us llut giMMl programs are going on In the cirm rntury level and It’s paying oil for us." Winger said Arafat m eets w ith U.N. General A sse m b ly in G eneva Unltsd Brass International GENEVA — I’LO Chairman Yasser Arafat addressed the U.N. General Assembly Tuesday on the Palestinian question In an unprecedented session away from Its New York headquarter* Jewish protesters demonstrated with cof­ fins and hlack balloons outside the Palais de* Nations, the U.N European office building, as the extraordinary session was called to order by Argentine Foreign Minister Dantr Caputo. The U.N. General Assembly voted to meet In Geneva after U S officials refused lo grant Arafat an entry visa, barring him from addrrsslng the annual debate on Palestine The chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization gave his speech wearing a khaki military’ uniform with a black and L o n g w o o d w ill w a it f o r b u ild in g By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFOKD — lamgu( nm! wants to b u y the c n u n ly -o w -n e d Longwood Health Center near Its city hall — but not for the 9160.000 asking price because It might eventually get It free. "We would expect negotia­ tions between the county and the city to tie reasonable,** said Gene DeMnrtr. Longwood city manager, at a county eommtsstonei s work session Monday. "But we wouldn't expect to pay the appraised price of 9160.000. which Is question­ able," Dr Jorge Deju. director of the coun ty Health and Hum an Services Deiurlment. said the co u n ty needs to close the cram ped Longivood Health Clinic at 174 W. Church Ave., and move to larger quarters, possibly In the Live Oak Center In C a s s e lb e rry n e a r U .S Highway 17-92 near Stale Road 436 Deju had told commissioners If Longwood was willing to pay the c o u n t y 's a p p ra is e d p rice 9160.000, he would recommend s e llin g t h r tw o lo ts and 2.7 iH-square-foot building to the city. II Hir city wasn't willing in pay (hat price, then the county should keep the facility for future growth needs of thr health department. Bob McMillan, deputy county attorney, said the county first leased the lwo-lot site from the city tn 1974 for $1 a year. In 1975. Hie cliv deeded Hie land to the county — for the annual price of a Milkmaid's lunch. DcMarlc said — on the condition It continued to lie operated us a health clinic for 50 years. McMillan said the deed In­ cludes a reversion clause that states If the site Is no longer used as a health clinic by the county, the land — and possibly the hulldlng — reverts back to full white headdress thal ran over hts right shoulder He had a txidge with the Palesti­ nian flagon Ills lell upper arm. Arafat, given top billing as the llrwt formal speaker at the three-day meeting, arrived with his bodyguards In Geneva from Baghdad just four hours hcfnrr he was due In sjirak He was immediately rushed by ear lo the luxurious Hotel Intereontlnental close lo the Palais des Nut Ions. WRAP-UP YOUR CHRISTMAS etty ownership. E A R L Y T H I S Y E A R !! DrMarlr. who said Ills city “ desperately” need* the hulld­ lng. said If a purchase price can’t be worked out. the city might negotlutr a lease for It C a ll M e c h e lle N O W 330-1300 Deju. DcMarlc and city and county attorney* will meet to negotiate a compromise Should the county decide on the Live Oaks site. County A d ­ ministrator Ken Hooper said the 6 .220-square-fool olllrc would cost 9100.000 a year to rent and about 9200.000 Initially lo re­ model Into the clinic offices. Because Deju said (he county will outgrow the larger facility In about five years, commissioner Bob Sturm recommended find­ ing a site In south Seminole County for a permanent south county health clinic RANDOLPH COURT APARTMENTS •0 Mlddan taka Drtvs Sanlord. Florida ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * * * * * * MURPHY/VAUGHAN VETERINARY CLINIC * * J. Brannen Murphy, D.V.M. * * Joseph W. Vaughan, III, D.V.M. * * Oltics Hours 2620 Orlando DUva (17 92) By Appointment Sanlord. 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Year $78 00 EDITORIALS Nuclear mistake threatens program Am ong the decisions the While House waited until after the election to irlrasc — and release in the quietest possible way — Is a controversial new executive order that «d* :inu»Uatkin ofTklals say is meant to Rtf two embattled nuclear power plan's on line. F »..-l licensing approval of the Scabrook plant In New Hampshire and tile Shoreham plant in New York has been held up for years by state and local officials who havr refused to prepare the r* r*Ma«jjr emergency evacuation plans t.i such cases. Not surprisingly, opponents of both plx..ra were furious when they learned what the White House had done. Hut. In fact, the new executive order is unlikely to accomplish much. In the case of Shoreham. the state of Ncrv York already has struck an expensive deal with I he utility company that own* the plant to buy It and prevent It from ever operating. Th e deal awaits only the approval of the state Legislature, and the new executive order has only made tliat approval more likely. In the Sebrook case, the utilities owning the plant have already prepared U v l r own evacuation plan, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has already determined that that Is an acceptable alternative whenever state and local agencies won't cooperate. Th e new executive order. In other words, does nothing to Improve the licensing chances of either of these plants, and it won’t apply to any others until some time in the next century. If ever. Il Is, at best, simply a gesture of support of nuclear power. As a gesture, however, the ordrr was a mistake. Th e N R C s ability to function — to license these power plants despite List minute obstructionism by local olliclals — was already established. Reasserting It In this way. with a sneaky weekend press release by a lame-duck administration, has not done thr nuclear Industry any favors. Nor was It smart to assign to the Federal Emergency Management Agency the Job of preparing these evacuation plans, since It Is FEM A that 1s responsible for evaluating their effectiveness. Fulling both tasks In the same hands would hardly Inspire confidence in the results — if. In lact. the executive order were ever to be carried out. If anything, the While House order Is likely to aggravate the public's mistrust of all things nuclear, a mistrust that can be overcome only with real safety Improvements In nuclear technology and, perhaps more to the point. In nuclear management. Nuclear power Is an essential part of our lives. Approximately 30 percent of the power generated In Florida Is nuclear and more Is needed. It Is the only responsible anwser lo our nation's dependency of foreign reglmrs for sourscs of energy Hut our government must conduct Itself In a responsible manner, and In such form that Il deserves the respect of the citizenry. LETTERS TO EDITOR tellers to the editor are welcome. All letters m uil tie signed and include u mailing addrrss and telephone number. letters should tie on a single subject and a* brief as jxisslblr. The Santanl Ht raid reserves Ihc right to edit letters Berry's World t iMItiMi K "A hacker has gained entry lo the com puted' ROBERT WALTERS C itie s try to burn or recycle garbage tSSAOUAII. Wash INEAI — As recently as the summer of 1986. garbage from Seattle and Its suburbs was dumped at the Cedar Hills Landfill south of here and no effort was made to isolate It from the surrounding environment. Insecticides, weed killers, drain cleaners, antifreeze, paints, varnishes, stains, solvents and acids were among the potentially lethal house­ hold wastes hauled lo Cedar Hills and allowed lo leach In to ihe so il, th e n c o n ta m in a te groundwater and surface streams On one occasion, an entire shipload of rotlrn fish was dumped nl the landfill. Those conditions we;e hardly un.qtie. ‘ Every single landfill In the region was substandard In 1980." says Seattle attorney Roger M. Leed. an authority on litigation affecting solid waste disposal. Today, as a result of pressure from Lred and concerned citizens. Cedar Hills Is very different, iieforr using any portion of the 92t>acte site for gartiagr disposal Ihe King County Ihibllr Works Department conducts rlahonm- site prejiaratlon work. After excavating lo a depth of 80 feet, a two-funt thick layer ot impermeable clay U ptaerd along Ihe bottom and side* of Ihe plu Alep the clay to a sheet of thick. Impenetrable plastic Above the plastic Hner Is a drainage blanket that contains a network of pipe* to -.alec! liquid tt-sirs, whuh ate Heated before atlon method known as “trash to steam1' o t bring drpoliird In the county's sewer system Equally sophisticated landlllls havr been built “ waste to energy" because thr heat generated or are planned In other communities os the by thr hurtling garbage Is used to p r o d u c e electricity. nation struggles to Modem Incineration utllUrs high-technology dispose of a growing furnaces that reduce garbage volume by <ki refuse heap In an pcrrrnt and weight by 70 percent. More than e n v i r o n m e n t a lly 100 plants are operational and twice that sound fashion number are bring planned The average Itui tnrliicnitlon has a major liability Heavy person throws away metals, dioxin and other toxic malerials are 3 5 pounds of solid cnnrenlralrd In rtlhrr Hie fly ash that gors up waste every day. the Mark or the residual a*h lh.it musl he hauled That waste is com­ away for hmt.il posed of 35 percent A third alternative is recycling, which Is bring {uiprr and cardboard. vigorously promoted In Nrw Jersry. Rhode 20 p e rc e n t y a rd Island Connertli ul and Urrgon and In scores of w aste . 9 p r r r c n l municipalities throughout the country. M^si fo n d , 9 p e rc e n t ITho avorago rxprrt* believe that as much as two third* of all m e ta l. 8 percent person throws solid waste ran tie efficiently recaptured and g la s s . 7 p e rce n t a wa y 3. 5 reused plastic and 12 per pounds o I In Washington stale. Seattle a»»d other com rent other materials s o lid w a s te Until now. 80 perm un'tlrt in King County h a r t nf the rula-u'* ovary day. IS most aggressive wasir rrducilon and recycling •rnl ut all garbage $w has hern dumped in program. landfills while 20 percent has been Incinerated Seattle, like other rttles. lias learned that and smaller 10 percent lias Is-en recycled That traditional dumping musl he supplemented by pattrni la rhangtng. however, hrrsu*** existing one or hu*h of the other alternative* if ihe landfills art tiring rapidly filled and hew sties srr disposal of our garbage is tort mstn managrahlr increasingly difficult to find •>ome communities have shifted lo an Inclner it u s n c u is s s ta i n t i i m i i i s u n JACK ANDERSON. erTA®,H$MW HUIM E Americans: biggest cocaine customers '*1 don’t know why you’re so grumpy. The odds are 4-to-1 In your favor that this is the right dose of the right medicine at the right time,” ELLEN GOODMAN Morbid case tops charts BOSTON *• Now the attention I* focused on llrdda Nussbaum. tht* woman whose pun rhing-bag face and haltered psyche have been reconstructed Into some semblance of normalcy. It’s Ikdda Nussbaum now on Ihc cover of Newsweek llrdda Nussbaum whose hailing, searing lesltmony tops the charts lit Manhattan's T V ratings, wiping nut even Oprah and Phil. Her lover--a bizarre misuse of that irm t-is the one on trial for the murder of their adopted daughter, l.i-vt Hut publlr attitude* toward .hirl Steinberg have become a* uncomplicated as Ihe Judgment uttered by Mayor Koch "I'd like to dtp him In oil many, many times." Il is Nussliaum who has brrnm r Ihe morbid target of public fast Illation Why didn't she Just leave? This Is ihc question askrd by any woman chilled at this testimony. The question asked of everyone who bus workrd w'th battered woman. Why didn't llrdda Nussbaum leave the first ttmr he hit her? The second time*/ The 25th time? The time she had her nose broken, her ear caullflowrrrd. her spleen damaged so hadlv II had lo tie removed How did this woman descend lo the point where she was unable to defend herself and Utetl-even morr terrifying-where she was unable in defend her child? In the days before Lisa's death, llrdda Nussbaum testified that Steinberg threw Ihe girl down repeatedly. "What did you do?" the assistant district attorney askrd "Nothing.'* she said. "Why not?" he askrd. "I'm not really sure," she said For a year this rase Juts hero the country's most Infumous tale of family violence, und not only because of Ihe gory details of Lisa's death. Her parents couldn't Ik- filed away under some suitable heading. One had been a children's liook editor, the other was a lawyer. They were middle-class, while, educated. Jewish. Inhabi­ tants of Greenwich Village No matter bowmany researc hers of family abuse report that It hapjM-tis everywhere, they were not Ihe "sort of people" we jierslst In associating w'lilt violence. In the ultrmjil to distance ourselves from violence, lo seek out a safe emotional suburb far from the inner illy . we have long tagged (amity abuse by race and class and place Hill when that doesn't work, we hunt to find another dlflerenre between us and them, a line that promises lo keep danger remote. In the rase of Hedda Nussbaum. our protec lion rests now on the notton that she was crazed, must have been crazed because she never left him. Thai diagnosis is spoken in Ihe siren lalk of Nrw York. The words arcprecise: He musl have hrrn nuts lo do Itnil. And she musl have (tern sic k to slay with him. Hut the |Mirtrutl that emerges ot llrdda Nussbaum Isn't even that comforting. Tills Isa woman who oh so-gradually lost control ol h n Itfr. until site no longer had thr frrr will lo dial 9 1 1 while her daughter was dying In her arms She was subtly and overtly, emotionally and physically, isolated and then destroyed hy a man who. In Ihe worlds of one who knew him. "could manipulate a banana out of a gorilla's tiands and make Ihe gorilla think tir'd gotten a prize." "Those ol us outside the relationship can say that thr sane thing lo do I* to leave." says Susan Srhrrliter, the author of “ Women and Male Violence " Hut in Interviews with but tered women, Srhechter has seen th e m " t r y i n g lo makr choices when th r outcom es all looked negative, and t r y i n g to m a k e choices while being assaulted." Indeed. Nussliaum tried sev­ eral lim es lo gel away, making II to Ihe airport oner be­ fore tier will gave out. f You don’t Abuse Is not only h a v o lo be physical assault. It's cra zy lo be what Schcchlrr calls terrified a pattern of coercive control, from out right assault to the monitoring of phone calls and work pallrms. We know a handful of certain things about this violence. Thai some get away anti some don't. That most of these women are terrified and most have no place to go That shelters help victims. That law enforcrment--the arrest of the nhusrr-ts also a powerful aid. And that there are too few shellrrs and too little law enforcement. Under these circumstances "leaving can also lie a vrry dangerous act," says Schechtcr. You don't have to Ik *crazy to lx* terrified or for tha! matter In tie victimized. If Nussbaum Is to lie lielleved. Joel Slelriherg Isolated Ills "lover" and cowed her Into obedience. No, she isn'l Every wom an. Every woman does not Ihlnk her abuser Is a “ healer." Nor Is she the woman next door. The woman next door doesn’t believe she I* i-onlrolled by u cult with hypnotic |towers. Hul thrre Is very lllllc pmirctlotiln an analysis that marks her as one of "them " because “ we" would havr Ihe strength lo leave. Or dismisses her as nuls. The safety Is In seeing that women like this most famous victim have a place lo go and soinconr to protect them. ICI I’ M. W*t*Mif«Mi Writtn Gov* W A SH IN G TO N — Wlien tlir Reagan ad ministration tried to pressure Colombia earlier Hit* year locrai k down in i the roralnr industry, then Altneney General Edwin Mrrse personally delivered Ihr mrs-vage In Col omhta’s President Vlrgllki Harm The ('otonibluii leader listened polltrly and then c i t e d t h e letrlhlr prti e Colombia lia* (M i d in human life lu fight the drug cartrl "This t* what Colombia has **■ rifkrd In the fight against drug*." lla n o said quietly “ tVhat has the Uniird Static mc rtfim l ’ The answer was unsjinkm T o date, many Americans tiavr not hern willing to satrtfke their appetite lor rrsalne As llano told Meese, Ihe Medellin drug cartel nl Colombia i* kept In business hy Hie U S citizens, wlm liuy 80 pcrrenl id Ihe cartel's cm alne The depressing truth W 'hat ihr American people pill up m in i nl Ihe i u*h that Ihe Medellin caetrt fsew In corrupt govern m en ts, assassins and d r r m t n e la w I n r c r in t h r o u g h o u t th r W r i t r r n llrm l sphere In a series of cot iim n s . w e h a v r exposed how the cartel has unraveled the social fabric of Colombia Whal ha* happened In that embattled coutlliy. (w h a t I h o w e w a r n e d . Is C o lo m b ia n s beginning to occur In noed Is more Ihe United Stairs a ssistance 1 he prtiplr wlm are and lower not getting enough loctures If c r e d i t a r e t he th o u sa n d s of Col omhlaii officials who havr pul their lives on the line, who have rejected Hie Lit brllie* and havr risked retribution to fight against the deadly drug cariel Hundred* tiavr paid Hie ulllrnalr price At this writing, the Init of Colombian murder victims Is 57 judges and supreme court Justices, one atlnrnry general, one mtnlslrr irf justice. 250 journalists and m orr than I .(XX) mayors, city council members and drug enforcement officers Of all the unsung heroes, thr Colombian narcotics agents deserve the most credit Their average annual jiay. In U S. Irnns. Is a sparse $3,500. Every Iasi one of them has liern approached wllh an offer that Is hard lo refuse “ ploma o plain," lend or sliver, a bullet nr a bribe Yet. Incredibly, few of them havr taken Ihe curlers money. Their refusal not only en dangers their own llvrs. hut puts lltrlr families at risk. The cartrl's enforcement squad* don't hesitate to guri down unyone who stands In (he way. The chief enforce­ ment goon* for Ihe cartrl, Jo sr Rodriguez and Pablo Escobar, would Just as stain kill a ja-rstin us swai a fly. Yrt the drug ufflms continue lo press Ihr battle against the cocaine klngjdns Already this year, they havr destroyed more than 6fK) cocaine lab* und seized morr than 15 tons ol Ihr drug The undrrrqulp|K-d Colombian army Is drsprrutrly trying lo keep up the pressure on the cariel Hut Ihr multl-hllllon-dollar drug consortium can aflord to buy Ihc latest communications equipment, transportation and weapons from suppliers in Ihc United Slates, and the poor army Is no mutch for that. Wllh no mllllary radar and few helicopters, the Colombian air force Is no mutch elltier for the uurcu-trulflckrra who hide out In ihe mountains and Jungles. The government bus Issued warmrtis tor thr arrest ol Escobar and Rodriguez, lint the two killers have eluded the dragnet. The United Stales has contributed a paltry $11 million to help the Colombians who are at the front lines against the drug combine. Whal the Colombians need Is more assistance and fewer lectures Dr J(K* Anhowt andJowpti iptar �Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida — Tuesday December 13 1060 - 6A Coats to fill Quayle’s Senate seat FINANCIAL Unltsd Brass Inlsrnstlonsl Market Eight, prices dip United Brass International NEW YORK — ITIrca opened lower Tueeday In light trading of New York Stork Exchange Issues The Dow Jonea Industrial average, which fell 3 0 1 Monday, wae ofl 7.47 [mints to 2132.11 shortly after the market opened. Decline* led advance* 402-292 among the 1.272 lu u rs crossing Ihe New York Stork Excliange tape Early turnover amounted In about 0.190.000 share* Slock* ended slightly lower Monday In slow trading an lnve*tor* failed to hol'l on to early gnln*. Rlrky Harrington, chief technical analyst with Intrrstatr-Johnson Lane In Charlotte. N.C. aald the stock market was caught In several mid-December "cross current*" — tax-related selling and yrar-end Investment — that make dally moves difficult to clearly understand "There Is no trend right now." Harrington said "Th e market Is reacting to external factors such m s the dollar and short term moves In Interest rates ” In early trading on the foreign currency markets, the dollar was slightly higher In llstles* trading a* traders awaited Wednesday's U.S. October trade da'a. Dollar slightly higher; Gold, silver open mixed U nited B ra s s In te rn atio n al T h r d o lla r was sligh tly higher Tuesday In listless trading on major foreign cur­ rency m arkets a* traders seemed resigned to wall for Wednesday's U.S. October trade data. Gold a rd silver pricer wc*e mixed Traders said dollar could hr givrn a booet If the trade report shows urine Improve mrnt. Market expectations run from about IN 9 billion to 610 9 billion, compared with September's dellcll of 610 40 billion In earllrr trading In Tokyo, the d o lla r r t r e n g t h e n -d against Ihe Japanese yen. i limiting above ihe 123 yrn level for the first lime In abotil one month The llank of Japan said Ihe dollar closed O 14 yen higher at 123 00 yen Dealers noted trading was slow ahead of thr announce­ ment of U S. trade figure* for iVtober In Europe. Ihe dollar began ihe day In Frankfun at 1.743 West G erm an m arks, up slightly fmm I 74 marks on Monday Ihe cktllar opened In Zurich at I 4b6 Swiss francs, up from I 4645 In Part* at 9 1197 Frt .v h Iran* ♦ op from 9.942 T h e d o lla r o p e n e d In llrussel* at 36 7 1 Helgtan francs, up from 36 90. and he; the day In Italy at 1.265 75 Italian lire, up from lire Dow Jones Dow Jonas Averages 10:00 a.as. 30 Indus 213091 off U 07 20 Tra is (M3 46 on 3 77 19 Dili* 165 10 oH O 36 69 Steak H|0 30 on 3 IT Local Interest T/rrsr q oo*afHint provided by members of the National Association of S ccu 'llle s Dealer* are rrpresemaf/ve Inter dealer pricea as of m id-morning today. Interd e a le r m a rk e ts c h a n g e throughout the day I’rtces do not include retail markup nr markdown Bid Aak 4 A.neru«n Ifori*«rr 3V». Harnett Hark 33H 33^ 20H 20 LV Fust Union 'l , 31*% FPAL 34 H Fla Progress 34Vk 43% MCA 43H I7V> Hughes Supply I7 H 23 H Morrison's 23* 53 U NCR Cnrp 53 Piearn*/ 3f 36 Vk Scotty's II 1114 Southeast Hank 22 H 23 20H SunTruat 21 69 Vs Wall Dtsnry 64** Wrsitnghouwr 521* 92 18 17% Brunswick 9 H ill PV* 16 Fla National I6U 44VS Winn-Dtxtr 43% Emerson 29H 29* DEATHS ALYBB. BOYD Alys II Ifctyd 01. OHO Orient a Ave . Altamonte Spring*, died Monday at Life fare Center. Altamonte Sjirtngs Morn Jan 24. IH«»6 in Ontario. Canada, she moved lo Allamonir Springs from Ontario Canada, lu 1070. She was » Immemakrr and a inrrntier of Ashnry United Meili (■list Church. Mall land Su rvivo r* Include sisters. Florence M archanl. Lincoln I’ark. Mich . lies* Hamilton. Canada sons. Hob Cassrlberry. Danny. Allirtla. Canada. Hadert. Alberta. Canada, daughters. Evelyn Ch?a'luim . Altunu-nie Springs M tail* Moore. MonIrrry. Calll . Margo Levac. O n ­ tario. Canada. 17 grandchildren, several great grandchildren Ila ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Goldenrod. In charge of arrangement* CLAUDEBR O DEUR Claude H rodeur. 64. 190 Islander Court, I.ongwood died Sunday al Florida Hospital. O r­ lando Horn May 26. 1904 In Queliec. Canada, tic riovrd lo lamgwood from Miami In May Hr was a retired printing execu­ tive and a Catholic. He wus a member ol Ihe Coral Gables Lions Club. Ihe Hlltiiiorr M m 's Golf Association and Ihe St. Vincent DrPatil Society. Survivors Include wife. Leonlr; sons. Claude. Ontario. Canada. Ilrtaii. Kenneth, both of Miami. Hrv Phllll[>|M-. Casselberry. sis­ ter. Yolanil Haricot. Quebec. Canada, eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren, Garden Chapel Home for Funerals. Urngwoud. In charge al arrangement*. U E R T IIA J . DIXON llertha J . Dixon. HI. 1003 W Fifth St.. Sanford, dlrd Friday ut Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford Horn Aug. 30. 1907 In laikr City, she moved lo Sanford from there In 1923. She was a h o m e m a k e r a nd a member of St. I'uul Missionary llaptlsl Church. Sanford Survivor* Include son. Isluh. Sanford; daughters. Flossie T rillio n , Sanford. Hazel M. Staton. W a sh in g to n , D .C .; b ro th e r, C a r l M o o r r h r a d . Titusville, nine grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren. Wllson-Elchelhergcr Mortuary. Sanford. In churge of umingemcnls. EDNA IR E N E EPPERSON Edna Irene Ep|ieison, H3. 2351 Sand Lake Road, Longwood, died Sunday ut Florida Hospital. Ailuinontr Springs. Horn Aug. 26. 1905 In Altamonte Springs. »he moved lo Longwood from Tazewell County. Va. She was a homemaker and u member ol Flrsl Hapilst Church. Forest CUy. Survfvnrs lm lude daughters. Thrlnta Shrew* berry. L o n g w o o d , t ie ra W r ig h t . Itlurfteld. Va . Zane Rice, Wailed l-akr Mich . foster daughter. PalrUla Oglcnby. Van Wych. S C . , sunt. K rn n rlh . Grand Ledge. Mli It.. I low aril Minefield brothers. C la rrn er Mathena. D e tro it, R u sse ll M athena. I amerun. Okla. sislrr. Eva Scott. Falls Mills. V a.; 24 grandc h i l d r e n ; 36 gr eat grandchildren Huldwln Kulrc hlld Funeral Home. Orlando. In charge of atrangrmrnls J U L IA J A E K R O H N E Julia Ja r Krohne. 74. 415 Ferry laikr La nr laingwiNal. died Sunday at her residence Horn free 23. 1913 In Lincoln. N.M . she moved to l-ongwriod from Palm Springs. Calll.. In 1947 She was a homemaker and a memtier of ( hurt'll ol the Nativity. Lake Mary. Survivors Include husband. W a lly J . ; s o n s , J o h n J . , laingwood. Rogrr A . Oklawaha. David W.. Winter I’ark. sisters. Mary I’urrey. Haldwln I’ark. Calif., Heatrlce Fulmer. Covina. C a lif; six grandchildren G ra m k o w -G a ln e s Fu n e ra l Home, latngwood. In charge of arrangements BISH O P M OSES W IL L IA M S SR. Illshop Moses Williams Sr . 46. 1640 47th st s si Petersburg, dlrd Wednesday ut Humana Hospital. St Petersburg Horn Feb 7. 1940 In Sanford, lie moved lo St Petersburg from Miami In 1974 Hr war. pustor lor Church of Christ-W ritten in Heaven. SI. Petersburg and Crystal River, was presiding elder and of the West Coast Diocese of the Churches of Christ. Survivors Include wlfr. Shirley A n n ; sons. Moses J r . . St. Petersburg. Michael, J a c k s o n v ille : d a u g h te rs . T a m m y . F e lic ia , b o th of Jacksonville; mother. Irene. T it u s v ille ; foster p a re n ts. William and Rose Bradley. San­ ford; sislrr. IXimthy. Sanford; brother. James MeCathun. San­ ford. C r ra l Fun eral Hom e, S I. Petersburg. In rhargr of urningrmrnts. C H A R L E S F R A N K L IN FORD Charles Franklin Ford, 66. 146 Coachllghl Court. Sanford, dlrd Sun. Dec. 11 ut Central Florida Rrglonul Hospital. Sanford. Horn Aug. 3. 1902 In Okean. Ark., lie moved to lh*- Central Florida urea In 1906 fmm Willard. Ohio. He was a retired ICC Inspector with the railroad and a member of Paltnrtlo Avenue Hapilst Church. Survivors Include son. Charles F Ford Jr.. Orlando. David E Steele. S a n fo rd , d a u g h te r Marilyn Clark. Colorado Springs Colo . Nona F Provost. Nancy K Dukes, both of Sanford, sislrr. Sadie llrnry. Wlllaid Ohio. 37 grandchildren and 12 greatgrand* hlldren O a k la w n P a rk F u n e r a l Ihanr/Cemrtrry. laikr Mary. In *Ilarge of arrangements. M A R Y V. GIBSON Mary V. Gibson. 79. 714 Cypress Ave.. Sanford, dlrd Tuesday. Dec. 13. at her resi­ dence lk»rn No" 17 1910 In Fort Heed. Fla . stir moved lo Sanford In 1929 She was a homrniakrr and a member of the New Hrthrl Missionary Hup list Church. Sanford Survivors Include hushand. James. Sanford; niece Alice Russell. Ilrlle Glade Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements W A S H IN G T O N - Indiana Gov. Robert Orr named Rep. Dan Coats. R-Ind.. Monday to Mil die Senate seat of Vice Presidentrlrrt Dan Quaylr. Orr made the announcement In Indianapolis T h r appointment of Coal* continue* a tradition that began In the House when Coats won thr Indiana senator's old House seat. A special election will hr held early next year to fill Coats' House seat with Rrpuhl.cans Fori Wayne Mayor Paul Hrlm kr and stale Rep Milch Harper among (h r possible contenders for the position, said the con­ sultant. who lias close tie* lo Indiana politic* Coals. 49. has a long hlslorv with Quavlr and succeeded him In Ihe House when ihe vice president-eleri flrsl won his Senate seat In I960 Hr lore winning election to thr House. Coats served for four years as Quaylr'a district representative. Coats' name has cirrulatrd for wrrks as the front runner for Quayle's Senate seat, but Orr s office conducted an extensive background rh rrk mi me Re publican congressman before appointing him lu the pool. Ollier top contender* (or *he job included former Indianapolis Secretary of Stale Edwin Slmcox of Indianapolis. Indiana House R e p u b lic a n S p ea ke r P aul M a n w e lltrr and stale Rep Patrick Klely. The appointment of a strong c a n d id a te was con side red essential because a special elec­ tion will be held in 1990 for Ihe last two years of Quayle’s seat In five election rare*, the biggest scandal his opponents havr been able to find Is that Coats Is not a native Hrm«irr "I'm here by choice, not by arrtdent of birth.” Coats an swrrrd In his latest campaign, which he won by a landslide with at Iras! 60 percent of the vole While Coals' views attract right-wing Republicans, his easy election victories and gotxl looks Appeal to the party's practical side Northeast Indiana has long been a Republican stronghold — a factor Orr no doubt considered when rhoslng Coats because of the need to raise an estimated 61 million to retain the seat In 1990 Coats attended Wheaton Col­ lege In Illinois where he was known as a "bookworm" — but hr also captained Wheaton's soccer team, which won ihr 1966 NCAA small college cham­ pionship H r served in Ihe Army from Ju ly I960 to 1966 as an Instructor for ofTlerr* al Fort Helvolr. Va. When he was discharged. Coats enrolled In Indiana I.aw School al Indianapolis lie grad­ uated with honors In 1971. and joined Mutual Security Life Insuranrr Co of Fort Wayne, where he managed ihe com panv's real estate investments M e rc h a n d is e tra d e g a p n a rro w s W A S H I N G T O N - The broadest measure of Ihr U S trade gap shrank to a three-year low of 630 9 billion In the third quartrr. as liivn'.m rnt tamings jumped ba* k into Ihr tila* k and the merchandise Hade gap nar­ rowed. tlie Commerce Departmen' said Tuesday The 630 9 billion current ac­ count delicti was tire narrowest sln*r tire third quarter of 1969. when the gap was 627 6 billion Ihe dr|Nirtmrnl said The current arc*ninl rrpofl Is the most complrtr of all Ihr trade statistics brcau*e It In­ cludes tioth merchandise trade and srrvlrt *. primarily thr How of investments b -tw rr n thr Unltrd Stairs and Its trading pariners worked her shtft A woman passing by saw thr youngsters and asked about their circumstance* When they said lliey didn't have anywhere to llkr. the worn* i — who insists on anonymity — said »hr went to thr store to meet ihr mother and oder help Hyde said Ihe woman paid for a room at the Sanford Court Motel *r» three nights n:*d has .UTangrd for the Salvation Army lo subsidize an additional week The hrnefactor also is working to have hot meals donatrd by area restaurants, as thrrr are no rooking lac lilt ten In Ihe room "T h e kids went to school without hrrakfaai this morning.” Therrsa admitted Monday. Hyde hopes that she will be able to find permanent living quarters locally so that thr childrens' schooling will not hr Inlrrruplrd Jennifer Is a student at l^krvtew Middle School and Nicholas and Aimer ate enrolled al Pm rrrrsl Elementary. T h r m o t h e r sai d admlntstratnrs at both schools also are looking into |io*»lttlr leads on noosing for ihe «ian. "There may hr something al ihe Elder Springs Trailer I’ark. hut they aren't Inosurr yet." she said "We'reJust waiting loser " Hyde tries not lo worry about V r situation lm much. She k -M she is just praying that things will work out (or Ihr hesl " I'm real thankful for Ihr profile who are helping us out." she said. Hyde admits that thr liardrst [tart of dealing with her situation Is tryin g to explain to thr children that there may not hr any gifts this Christmas ‘.'They ask tnr what they're getting for Christmas and I havr to tell them that If we get a planto live that'll be the hesl thing they ran hope for." In other ttrins. county com­ missioners considered using leftover frd rru l com m unity srrvlcr block grant money lo h ltr two additional c o u n ty welfare workers, doubling thr size of ihe current staff Dr Jorge Drju. director of the county Health and Hum an Services Department, said Ihe county had 666.093 left over from the 6136.933 federallyfunded grant It received from thr statr. Hr said that was because not all the county's programs were fully used by residents and the new program did not begin lo operalr until srvrrul months aftrr It was authorized Drju said the two .uldlllonul employees. Including a case management counselor and a settlor account log clerk would lie able lo serve more clients and free up an additional r.4sr coun­ selor W'tio has had accounting U n lU d B ra ss International F a m ily Continued from Page 1A empty and thr.e was no lorw«idits address "I was scared, but what <..old I uoT' stir sard Monday, sighing and taking a drag from an unflltered rlgarrltr She said that she found a small apartment at (lie hack of u house in Sanford and soon afterward Itmk a job as a clerk in a nearby convenience storr Her 64 per hour salary ts meager, hut she said It was enough to pay the rent and buy what groceries th r fam ily needed "Hut the people there (In the house) were verbally abusive I •nnk It and took It. but then I Just couldn't lake any more and I left. ' she said For a night, she and the children lived In tire rar and th* children played In the parking lot of the storr while the mother Parks Continued from Page 1A ro n re s s lo n . The e xa rt amount* would tie ofTrrrd by the Burcesaful bidder. The county would have thr right to review ptMes and provide monthly sales slatemenis T h r cnnrrsalonalrr would also lit required to follow all stale and local health guidelines, whkli deputy county uttornry Hob McMillan said would mean food could not lie prr|»arrd al thr stir and that only prepackaged food could lie sold In return, thr concessionaire would have exclusive rights to sell wrapped sandwiches, soli drinks and other snacks to park visitors without competition. T h r contract would run for one year, with an option 'o renew for two addition year periods M A R TH A N O R O R E N Martha Norgren. 62. Madera Hd.. Dellary. died Sun Dee 11 al Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Sanford Horn March 10. 116)6 In Hrnoklyn. N.Y. she moved to Dellary In 1971 She was a retired school teacher of 25 years and a member of Continued from Page 1A Em rnaus Lutheran C h u rrh . "We lost six points because of Orange City. that." Jones said "It could have Survivors Inrludr hushand. meant ihe difference between Lyndon. Dellary; son. Peter. W. first and second place. It's some­ C a ld w e ll. N . J . . d a u g h te r thing w r'ie going lo have to Johanna Jordan. Orlando. Con­ work on. ** stance Norgrrn. Brooklyn. N.Y.; Already team members havr sister Elsie Llnllgrrn. Dellary; begun that work. They pass one brother Vollmur Sandstrom. another In school hallways and Brooklyn. N.Y.; 4 grandchildren. suggest ways to polish up the Lankford Funeral Home. De- process. T h e y compare thr Land. In rhargr of arrange- ronqirtltlon to u television gumr memo. show, calling it fun, not work. Students used old Uqies. and an I 6 .0 0 0 -q u c s t Ion*, sch o o lFUNERALS purchused data bank to prrparr for this year's competition. K R U K N t. M SI JULIA JAC Jusl participating Is an honor, Ftew.*l M a n to* M m Julia J m Kr**n* U *1 411 f a i r , LM * L n . Lengwood »So according lo Jones. Each slud< 4 Sunday. will bt t l N t r i S Z ** IS • m dcnl must be recommended by a Wedneva*, *• m* Cattiatk Chu*ch ol is* leachrr. Hlxlrr was chosen for Nali.lty stm Ff J*m*v C CPPI •«d F r t ruVosW I. C F F I her strong muthcmutlral skills, oMid»t>ng IM*fm*"i will W le « In Lwvgeood while Ryan Du key. 13. Is strong Memorial G*«d*ni Th# «•»*» w i k i sill b» lit arras of government, econom­ raotad al I p m TuavOa, m 0*amba» Ga-nav Fwnafal Csapa1 Friend* map call ics and English. Together stu­ Tuavdap batsaan rtiahewrto* > Panda I p m dents pool their knowledge to G fam ta* Gamat Funeral llama IM Dog come up with correct answers. Track Rd . Longwood in eftarg* o< arrange mantv "1 would llkr lo ronllnur with this competition In high school." D ickey said. " I t ’s a lot-a M U » IR . KARL JACOB Funerel varocat lot Karl Jacob Huber. U . fun...hard too. The hurdrst thing «N> d ad talurdap Da< I* s ill ba bald al was Ihe categories they had. like the Oak lawn bark Funeral Moma Cbtpal history of biology." TSurkdap. Da< IL at IS XI a m s im Rev Javapb Raatnnght olfioairng Famitp will According to Linda Dancy It receive Itiandv al Oaklarm Park Funaral wus hard for the teachers, or Moma Wadnakdap tram M p m team coaches, us well. "We had Oaklaam Park Funaral Mema Camatarp. Laka Marp. Is ctiargt el arrangamanlv to stay In Ihr hack of the room." Dancy said. "Sometimes, you w a n te d to h e lp , but yo u FORD. C H A R L I t FR A N K LIN Funaral karri*av arid ba bald an Tburkdap. couldn't, you Just had to watch." Dec II. al > p m al Oaklaam Park F unaral She teaches gifted English. Mam* Chapel mtb Rapmond Crackar ol Two other Seminole County iKlatmg Intarmanl sill tollow al Oak laan Park Camatarp Familp will racalra Iriandv middle schools scored high in on Wednesday. Da< 14. tram > 4 and t l p n lh? competition; Rock laikr al Oak lawn Park F unaral Mama Middle received fourth In the Oaklawn Park Fimarai Mom* Camatarp Laka Marp. U (berg* ol arrangamanlv slate, w'.th a score of 1.431. and School Jackson Heights Middle School students came In seventh, with 1.350. Jones said Ihr uverugr score received was 1.143. This compellon was strictly for seventh and eighth grade stu­ dents. but a sixth grade com­ petition tsslutrd for February. r c s p o n a lb llltle s T h e two e m p lo ye rs w ill cost about 640 000 ol the unused fund*. The remaining 6 2 6 . ix m i will h>us*-d (or day care and other popular *4-rvicrs. Drju said. Prison----------Continued from Page 1A said hr would lie interested In hraring Ihr Hurrau's explanation for "ask­ ing Ihe city to underwrite the Irdrrul government on those costs." Prison officials were In Sanford Iasi month lo present Informa­ tion uhout the federal prison system to civic groups and In several public meetings They expressed enthusiasm for Ihe site despite angry protests from rrsidrntsof the area. Other offlcals of thr Hurraii will return In January or Febru­ ary to conduct public hrarlngs on Ihe proposal, which will (hen Ik- reviewed before u decision Is madr on whether lo offer a contract to the city. IT M A K E S S E N S E A good time to add insurance to your Lite is when you'ro increasing the size ol your family. /instate Auto Home • Life • Health J J S f 0. Brant Carll Laka MarytHsalhrow 3 3 0 -3 3 4 3 T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street - Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 29 Years Same Loeallon FAMILY OWNED i �^ _ .______ •A — Sanford Ho raid. Sanford. Florida — Tuoaday. Dacambor 13. 1983 T H R O U G H T H E E Y E S O F A C H IL D . . A coloring book, rugged teddy bear or bottle of glue might seem like trivial things to grown-ups. but (mm a youngster's point of vlrw, they seem to possess magical qualities, as evidenced by these photos taken al the 'Bridge T o Learning’ daycare center In Longwood. • T op left. Bryce Coffman (leftl and Aahley 1 Barber share the ramraderte that only a set of swings can provide, • Top rtghl. director Lynn Barber gives Bryce a helping hand as the youngster decides to go solo. • Center left. Bryce goes Indoors where a tube of glue and a paper gingerbread man make for an Interesting combination • Middle, one of the children ponders the sunders of glue and paper as he gets a helping hand from a glue and paper expert. • Center right, no It's not the electric shock treatment. It's Just Bryce whooping It up during a fun day al the renter. •Bottom left. EltrabethFasula get* bent during a song session. Into the • Bottom right, kids get a doseof good olr down-home guitar playing os they joinIn on a verse of "If I Had u Hammer." �i I ■. - 1. - ■. w m mmm itu- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. December 13 1968- 7A Nuclear plant closed in quake region United Prase International Police car crash kills three officers IXJS A NGELES — A puller ear racing Ihc wrong way on a one-way fitfert In vlolullnn of depart mrnt policy brnadsldrd a nrcontl cnilarr Monday, killing Ihrrc offlt rrs In what poller called a Iragrdy Ilia) should not have happened. A fourth officer. Ihe only one who was wearing his ecatbell. suffered only cuts and bruises Poller Chief Daryl Gales said the dead olflerrs had violated department (Mdlrlrs by nol wearing Ihelr seatbelts and by brraking (raffle laws during a routine response to a call for back-up The sole survivor. Officer Vettaon Drake. 28. was on his first shift after graduating from the Police Academy last Friday. Oates Mid. Police raid sports gambling den NEW YOHK — Police arrested four suspected Gamblno crime family associates and rlosed down a sports gambling den worth scaur $310 million a year In a raid Monday at a Manhattan apartment, authorities said The raid by the Manhattan South Public Morals squad — cunting In da- midst of "heavy betting" on the Monday night National Ftaitball league game — cap|ied a monthlong Investigation. Sgl Raymond O'Donnell said Three of Ihe susperts had been arrested sis months ago In a raid on a similar gambling parlor In llrcoklyn. he said Japanese fishermen rescued ANCHORAGE Altalui — Nineteen members cm a iLtpanese cargo ship stranded when Ihelr vestal brrart.e stuck on a reel In the Bering bra were transported Monday to Dutch Itarlmr. a small town on Alaska's Aleutian Islands The Coast Guard Culler Hush rescued Ihe crewmen after their fatal went aground 30 mites norlh of Inilrr. Itarhor Saturday morning The ship was In danger of shftpmg of! the reef and sJnkmg From Unltsd Prsst International (sports YEREVAN. U .S S H - While Insisting ihr facility poses no danger. Ihc government an­ nounced II Is closing a nuclear power plant in eaithquakrravugrd Armenia lr> ease con­ cerns that ih r reactors may lie threatened A u th o ritie s also pledged Monday to Investigate allega­ tions of shoddy runstniction In Ihe devastated region and said air safely standards were being met following the crashes of two planes in two days, killing a total of 85 people, Holh planes, c Soviet cargo Jet and a Yugoslav military alrcruli. were carrying rrllrf supplies for victims of the Dec. 7 tfirake Oral caused widespread devastation and killed up to <10,000 proplr Mote than 300 Soviet (lights a day kept up a round -t he -rtnek supply of emergent y aid and lierwonnrl to Armenia, and 38 planes Irom 23 other nations Including Ihe United States had landed in the region with supplies and rescue teams, ol flclals said TVvjMtr the massive irllrl el fori, many residents in the devastated region continued to dig through tons of rubble with C'(HX)MIM) Sit l-ank.i — Sinhalese ritrrm lsts killed at kast 35 petqdr In Ihe bloodiest slew of attacks of thrtr drive to topple the government and derail a Dee |rt presidential election offlrUls said Mondav At least 12 suspected rebels also were lound dead Pniire and military odktaU said the slayings la tu rm ! between Sunday morning and Montfav morning and maal were in tbr two w^Ulhent dlstrk Is of Gallr and Malara slrortgltolils ol the Janalha Virnuklbl Perrununa (JVPJ, or People s 1.1bet at Ion Front Early Monday, an unknown numter of JV P militants hurled grenades Into Ihe home uf M Sort)along* a lortttrr urftan council t liairntan of tltr ruling United National Party (UNI'I tn Puranba. alnul 55 miles south of Colombo $26 million raised for quake victims United Press Inlernetlonel W ASHINGTON - Al least 20 countries and org.inl/.t lions have raised more than $26 million to help earth­ quake victims In Armenia, the U.S. Agency for International Development said Monday A ID ’S Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance estimated that American organizations and the U.S government had contributed about $3 million of the worldwide total ol at least $26 2 million The most pressing need, the agency said was for antibiot­ ics and medical equipment The U.S. government sent thrre tr,in-quirt planes loaded with emergency supplies and a fourth was srhrdulrd to arrive early Tuesday. Moscow time. AID Adm inistrator Atari Woods said It w as difficult to place telephone calls to the ravaged area of the Soviet Union A conversation with a membrr of one of the Ameri­ can disaster r r llr f learns Monday rrportrd that at least 25.000 proplr dlrd In the city of Lenlnaka and 80 perreni of the buildings werr destroyed The U S (rains are selfsuffIt lent side operation Itllle more than slwivrls. small hammers and their hands in a desjw rate search (or survivors Ofllclals said the exported onset or freezing winter weather could kill the lew rerunning ftirvlvnr** milh Im jh ««1 •*••••!* a week after Ihc quake The report did not revral Ihc plant's lor aIkon, hut diplomats said Ryzhkov hkrly referred to one ><ear the Armenian capital of Yefrvan Ihr announcement Monday ol tfir nuclear power plant closure contrasted sharply with the secrecy that surrounded 1tie Chernobyl disaster m April HW6 The r«pl<Hvion and Ihr at llt< ffw-iunbti mu tear [Miser plant killed ut least 31 people. Uibln said K> |iercrnl ol Ihc buildings in la-ninakan. a city ol 230.000. h id crum bled Cold grips East Coast; mercury, records fail blamed the cold snap on a blast n! arctic air cft.trging down Irom Canada It pushed tempetattirrs well tielow tree zing overnight, and set record low tempt ru.u.'*« J u s i b e fo re m i d n i g h t ..i iiuliirm.fr (10 drgrees) and in Newark. N J |6 drgrrrs) The records cajqtetl a day that saw the demlsr ol some Isn dozen records Albany. N Y. krpt Ibe trend going fiii sl.it when it set a frtnrd low lor the datr as the mercury plunged to 5 degrees lie low zero The reading bested Ihe prrvtous record <tf 1 drgrre lo-low zero set tn l!Kt<> The paralyzing cold rendered U n it e d F r * n In t e rn a t io n a l Soul chilling cold weather kept Its deadly stranglehold on the East Coast Tuesday sfiettertni records disabling car hu.irnrs and srndlng hnmrlrss |w-nplr in search of warm shelter The co ld w is b la m e d for deaths Monday tn New York Extremists kill 55 In Sri Lanka and the government waited about 48 hours before even acknowledging It. “ In the past, we had to go through the Chernobyl CX|wh­ ence.” said Prem ier Nikolai Ryzhkov, referring to the gov­ ernm ent’* randor about Ihc quake disaster ” At that lime tinInternational situation was com pletely different” The official Tnss news agenet said Ryzhkov, wfto was sent to the quake zotir last week to oversee relief operations. told a news conference Ihal with Ihc "enormous tragedy allllcllng our land, s r begin to realize that the untvers.il human values snd ihr very survival of our civilization are the most im|Kirtant things In the world ’* Pass quoted Ryzhkov us sav tng the government plans to shut the nuclear plant "to inert the wishes of the Armenian public" even though authorities were confident of the facility's C ity , w h rrr an unidentified man In his late 5 (H was lou n d dead on at; Icy park twin it. and in H a lllm o re , w h e re an elderly w om an w ith no electricity ur heat In hrt b u ild in g died wlien she apparently set Ihe plare on (Ire with candies The National Weather Servur trains werr jammed with (tropic during the morning rush hour P-^alrtess Tuesday also was r*peeled to hr brisk As homeless were seeking utn the warmth of shelters, activist Mttc h Snyder vial some faclllllrs were turning away 40 to 50 (troplr a day. thousands ol i ar tiallertrs useless, triggering thousands of calls for road service and heavier than norm al rtdershlp on public '■misjmrtatlon It. the *, ishlnglon aria, the Amrn. ..n Automohile Assortallorl re|M>rtrd a leiord number ol <alls To.-ulav for a Drermtier day — alMuit 3 .0 0 0 — and a spoke sm an Sitld most were lot dead bat tr ties Anorak trains on the busy Northeast corridor, meanwhile rtjtorted only lirlef delavs Mon day ttecausr ol frozen doors or switches said Chllctrd lilac k a »|tctkrsman lor the national passetiger rail system He said "Th e consequence of I'ring turned away In weather like this could be death,” Snyder said in Washington A mid front moving through th e G r e a t L a k e s r e g io n , meanwhile, scattered light snow in Wisconsin, with 2 Inches reported at Green Hay SHOP TOMORROW AND SAVE SOME ITEMS ARE IN LIMITED QUANTITIES Ishaq Khan confirmed as president ISLAM AH AO — P r r klenl Ghulatn lshai| Khan was con­ firmed Mondav In I he oilier hr assumed four mouths ago on Ihe death of Mohammad /la ul-Haq. results of the rlet Mon hy members of I'.uliamrnt and pros tin tal assemblies slmwed Prime Mimstrr tlrnarir Hliutlo lalrr won a vote •>( conltdener, 148 to 33. In the National Assembly following bet Dec I nomination by Ishaq Khan as lire first woman leader of * Moslem country and Pakistan's youngest liead of government Under the constitution. Ilhutto was required to seek a confidence vote In Paillamrnt w ithln 00 dav s ol taking ofllrr "Pakistan is making history today." Ilhutto. 33. told the Assembly alter the •onlldrm r voir. ‘ I'm making history today by (returning one ol the youngest prime ministers in the world From United Prat* International raporta Welcome Newcomer! i9"» color Tetev\s\on HO VHSVCR with Remote Control ‘'Florida'* own Newcomer service” — dedicated to welcoming now residenta. Florida Owned Florida Mtnjftd Remote Control Compact Disc Player TilHL It Is our desire to make you leel welcome end (o acquaint you with out city HOtPOINT. 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FI. 32773 • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY • PAIN CONTROL • WORKER'S COMP • S LIP ft FALL INJURIES Ron Cowher (left) and Harold Young stand by pad of the nearly remodelled Sanford Convo S a n f o r d C o n v e n ie n c e : F i r s t a m o n g e q u a ls W h a t t a il lx* "waul .itioui a t u r n ru le r u r m u i v that In te n t h e rn M id wlrraity*’ ( n m r m r r n r * l i « r t i all tir m m lly rt|iial (rut f lt 'l a m o n k n p i a U la N .in ln rd C o n v r n le m e S in rr M i l s Sanford A v r Sanliird Convenlenrr Sinrr h.tn rrrrn tlv um lrr^i'hr rs trm m r trrnndr llnik I h> re miMlrlliny! ha* (writ an rxirim lvr thal Sanfuttl Convert tenc* Sinrr will have a kt-md u|jrnink rrlrtirallnn -Ian 17, evrn tti«Miy*t> Itir Mnrr n|irnrd iIn*. p iisl July The s in rr * re m n d rllltlk SERVICE -R E N T A L S 2 0 % - 5 0 % Off S e l e c t e d Items c a l l : 322-8855 - M e d -G a p e = S7ii*(JicciI Szipplj? Go. 505 E F irst Street. Sanlord, F L 32771 r n li.n n t i l its Iaitlrry 1 1t krls T h e stall a nd m a m u {e in rrii oi S n n lm d i tm ve lllr m r s in r r w in lld llk r to s rr yuu all slii|i hx nl . all I Mr .i*i7w ol < lassilirtt dot tim e n ts u l m l r lire W h lir H ou se Iras said m i l la in s u n t ot itir natio n s I k - s i kept set m s am t m u s t in a tie ih u lo s iit r u n it it n tra n s *• Utdlllyt N in th s pros. eUtioit In tils ru lin g the |ml|>' s.mt dia l It N o r t h s t. n lit ot fr tustlli! to stall vt fly dot n it lr llls a lt rrte v a iil a t i t |>< tu tltti d th e re vroultl la no trial U nited P t••• International W A SH 1V G TO S A frd rta l |udiir d ra m at It ally lim ite d < Mix rr N o rth s use of t lasstftrtl tltM-ti m e tils at h is I r a n ( ‘(rtllta trial •ti.*rSLII1SL M onda y thal Ins uli d u ra te d e m a n d s to i t p o v thim sam ts ul Jr.ik''* ol <wu*lllVr data have s ta llril the t a sr tor month* US D istrict Ju d g e C»rrtraitt (irsr|| h rr.ikltlyj a m on th s lolly iiiipassr tn tin- trauit amt ■o n aptrat'y prirw-t u tk m nl d i r n W h it e H o u s e a id e a s s a ile d N orth s u i i u illm y m s s e v r n to |iav tu k rri rrs jK -i I In i t i o i l orders d ia l Ire d rllrrr w h it h nl l.ra xi s e n s lliv r d n r u m r n is ar» Vital Ini Ills d rlrn s r(•rsell lllt illrd N orth In o s lllii lm m o n lh a ir .KM) ol d rr m o u n ils III a sr|Sllallr o ld e r (it -s .ll ■hade i tear tllat lit inn* ry jK -r Is Itir t a sr In jjii In trial h r has said previously di.it h r Irelleyes d ir d ia l i m ild tiey;m m ta tr lu m ia ry It ir |udt!i l.iltl m il plot rtlu fe s lm pfttit't tun* som e ii.id o n a l set fe ls ttur Ink Irs f im o liv III i UldIIIk t lu r i M il s II.u r Ink tai* n n tr t.iu u l r i i i ity iii k < IA I niplov it s sour I rs a m i till 1hotls as iv rll as a m n iitv -r r n u ill M rs nl ndief A hard lookht n irn m a l iruil Is hi prosprt i ( Irsell r* m lr I hr rulltik* tiiiiik n l ma|nr for Itnlt |trntlriii pro set ulor l.a v rrrn ir W alsh v» ho has slru kk lrt) tlrspilt ttn ll.n l lejtal p lo h lrilis In prtisri u lr North lm his t la lid rsliu r rllo lls in arm d ir Nit arakuan i itniia rrlw ls iluttllk -• rrm jilrssloli.il (tail on olllt l.d (J S tilil r It lories How ever dir pidke still must d r l r r m l n e the te le x a n t e ol i l.isslln <| d o riin ie n ls s rln In i In North h o rn altoui U id n i) [M j(rs ol m a lr rta l anil ol any Itatloii.ii set o rllx intiirin a iioii d ia l mijilu I k iiii lu d rtl m rtrle llsr Irs lllllo ny A bductors threaten to kill U.S. officer U nited Preee Internatio nal MKIRIJT. 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Oecembet 13. 19M P a r a d e w in n e rs a n n o u n c e d second. Hamilton Elementary School: third. Sanford Chrl* l Ian. A '.lory In Sunday'* Sanford Hrmld Incorrectly Idmllflrd i hr chalnnan of thr parude commlllrr Shawn Hngg* was thr chairman. The award* ccrrmony. orig Inally slated lor the 19 ai 9 a m . ha* been changed lo a irnlaltvr dale ol tomorrow or Thutsday. according lo ihr .Jaycrev T h r ceremony I* lo Ik- hrld at Ihe Chamlrer ol Commerce SAN FO R D - Award w in­ ner* In the Sanford 'Seminole Juycre'a annual Chrlalmaa parade Saturday were dis­ closed Monday. M a rch in g unit division firr*i. Ilam lllon Elementary S Iuki I; second. Star Strut■ irr*. third. Idyllwlldr Elemen lary S«-Ih k »I Commercial float division llr*t. C u r O S e l l ; second. Il.dId Guild ol Sanford, third Hillside Sod Farm Noncommercial lloui* first. M ethodist C h ild re n 's K o in e R e c y c l i n g c e n t e r to o p e n By S A N D R A B O U C H A H IM C Herald stall writer L A K E M ARY - A recycle drop-oir center, ihr first ol its kind lit C rn tta l Florida. I s srhtdlllrd lo o |k- ii here HI a m tomorrow lly Ju ly I. I WHO. each county III Florida will Ik- rsperlrd lo Inltlatr a re. ,. Imu program The drop o il <rntrr 1* Ineatrd at the Shoppe* of l-akr Mary near l-akr Mary Cliy Hall Ai >ess lo Ihr center is from Like Mary lloulevard near Ihr railroad tracks or from Country Cluh Hoad Three roll away huts do. nated by Western Waste In­ dustrie* and Southeast Hrcyclint( are clearly marked as to what is to plat rd in them Use ol the renter is not restricted lo l-akr Mary rrst dents T h r galr ts to I k - ojtrri 'i-l hoot* a day L a rry L u c a s , l ake M ary Chamber «>f Commeree First Vice President tleveloped the ronrept. teased on his r*|K-rteiu c with recycling In California, his Itnlltr stale The r rn lr r was approved by city commissioner* in Sep !<tidier and was tourdinated hy Lucas. Holtrrt lly re* ol Western Waste Industries and |<oil St run |te. l-akr Mary director ol pilhlli works those Urni* to |m *c<cplrd at the d lli)! oil i rn trr tin I tide w.tslepaper .iloniiniitn tans i tear and i tilorril glass and plastic • Waslepapri Includrs news paper*. trade |>aprr* and co m ­ puter |>a|>rr printouts No maga /Inr* or phone tKKih* are orrepted T h e y ra n I k - d epo rted freely or in |*a|irr *ai k* • A lu m in u m <ana should In crushed T h e y ca n I k - dr|K»*lled III Ih r hill chute, whit h I* III Ih r ptiMrss ol iK-log miMllllrd to at ■otniKlatr t h e m at cording to Luca* • i olored and i lear d i m * will he accepted, lid* are not ac ceplcd Los Sisslon. chairman lor Ihe United Way ol Seminole C o u nl y. shakes hands with Meyor Be llye Sm llh Herald Mall *ritor to this year s i alfipalgn that •tty rm ployrrs ol «m othrl d lv III Seminole County H AN FO R D - Sanford i iw employees w rrr retognl/ri* by the Hrari of Florida United Wa) Monday night lor donating mote l.r* S isslon chairman ot the l u l l e d Wa y cam pa ign lor Sem inole C o u n ly . anil Huh Walko r*reut|y< dlret lor By B H A D C H U R C H • |'lastit H •\. labk IU his m chide I leverage all-1 blert-h Ik >I tie*, m ilk and oraii|(e ju lc r co n ­ tainer* llh-ach N u tle s should I knosed first <a m p a l g n a 2 »> |> rri e r t t i r n r e a s - o v e r la s t y r a t S isslon said c ity r m p lo y r r s i o titrllitt'n l F i t. 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WORLD’S Clearance City approves plan for hotel to pay debts 3 By B R A D C H U R C H Heart ot Flotilla Culled Way presented a platpir to Mayor ilritvr Smith, and award* to Althea I'arrtsh anti Greti hen Mason inthalrm a the illy employer i ampalgn 0 - 7 O 0 Selected Toys Herald stall writer SANFORD t i l ) r o m m ls sinners a p p ro v e d Monday nigh t .1 p la n s u b m itte d hy Holiday Isle 1‘ r o p r r l l e v o w n e r o l th e d o w n to w n Holiday Inn. to |»ay U k k rent o w e d lo th r city hy .tune l(> T h r r o i n m l s s i o n e r s a ls o a p p lo y rii renegotiation ol th r length ol a loan from a G e o rg ia savings .n u t loan and .n <r p tattle ol .llliilllr l lo.ui this u llr Irotn the Holiday Inn< orp C ity A tto rn e y W illia m C ollie rt anil ( ity Mattaget tra n k Fa ison sold n e go tia tio n * nil th r a g r r r m rn ts h a v e I r e n going on Inr several m o n th s I h r d l v o w n s the la nd im co p ie d b y the motel, die D o rk Sh op a m i F lt/ g ria M s lounge also o w n e d h y Holiday Isle T h r eom |M lty p a ys Ih r illy rent lot th r Iin at tons Faison said Ih r r r r l Is Ita s ril on th r c o m p a n y * llliain lal s ta trn n to and is paid m o n th ly llei attse the i lly Is Holiday Isle s h im llo iit i ity <nin n ilssio n n s m u s t a p prove Iim i i a g r r r i i u - m I s th e < o m p .iny ru le rs in to I h r i o m p a iiy tell I* In m l lo its lent |*.iyilieiils lo Ih r i lly last sp ting a n d ow es atmul $ 7 m m m F a is o n s a id Ih r a g rrrm rn i a p p ro ve d M onday night ta ils hit the i o m p .in y in l r t orie nt m i its tent hy .Ju n e H i anti In |»ay l<> p r r ie lll llilrre s t mi all ove rd u e lent Last A p r il ot May the rent to th r i l l y d n u h lrd triggered by llg o rrs in lh>- lin a n it.il stale m riit F a is o n said Ai the soon tline H o lid a y Isle was lie g llillllig n e g o t i a t io n s w ith G r e a t S n o tlie rti S a vin g s anil L ik in lot S a v a n n a h G a I Inr a live ye .11 n t r l i s l n l i in I h r lr p a y m e n t |K-r|tKl o n a %'i 5 m illion loan W hat lias taken so lung to reai h all a g re e m e n t. Faison said. Is the liiy o ly e in riit ol *u> itiiinv parties Sliop At GWALTNEY JEWELERS Ses *iiw A MjrifeTRIVIAL PURSUIT POCKET PLAYERS LOVE A BYE BABY NEWBORN POUND PURRIES MAD SCIEN TIST DISECT-A N ALIEN POUND PUPPIES p un niES [Happy liid in u i ____ LOVE A BYE BABY FURNITURE PLAYSETS FAIRY TAIL FUZZY TUMMIES Agey 1 up y'.it. "rvRUBIK S CREAT E-A CUBE Ayvs B \»jr. r»f • R O AD B LA STER 3-PACK A(jr« J uP y»j nr V j f . r-rv« yiji. spin RPM BURNIN KEY CARS Cie-Pe -•— TEDDY BEARS YO U ’LL ( lif t Certificates A ijo » S u p NEVER OUTGROW There's a T a x » M ASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE FIGURES BMX BLAZIN TURBOS WWF BENDIES Ag**% *uP Ag<*% 3 up lg »iS u p HONEY BEAR VHS VIDEO >• US near you! . A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS ISO E Altamonte D> i Ac o w • D A Y TO N A BEACH 24SS Volusia Ave 11 m.ie woi ol v • O R LA N D O 730 Herndon Ave |Nest 10 OMando Fa»mor> S . 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Pnge8B B jjKt1 i Bucs sink ice cold SHS M a in la n d ro lls to 56-41 w in BASKETBALL Heat lose 17th, 110-94 to Utah S A L T L A K E ( T T Y - Rum Selhalv s i y s hr s Ir v in g so h ntd In w in a g a m e that he so m e tim e s p la v s n tit ol eontrol S e lk a lv w as m i o n lro l ol his ga m e enough to st ore 111 (Mitnls illlll lead M ia m i M onday night hut it w as not enou gh to keep the hapless Heal Iro m losing then 17 1h eottser tilive game T h e U ta h .la / / won I I l l ' l l to keep M iam i w lllless as an i l l A Itatu Idsr 'T 'y e l*eett try in g so h a u l to w in a *' one that so m e tim e s I lend to gr 1 o u t ot lo lt lio l a little Selkalv said vNr t> vi < let il| ' n U 'lll got a lew sp u rt* and trier. t « g. ' I m . k t •* gam e F v e rv lto tlv gave n their a'l T h e Heat fX le ltllrrl their M I A ret o n I lor 1hr Worst s ta ll altd edged el..set to tlu league t . orrl of tiO c o n a rru tlv c losses to one season U ta h le.l hv |ost 27 2 5 alter one ( m-ii i m I a n d 54 41 i al halltim e l l u la// ojK-nerl Ihe I hit (I |M*rtiMl w tilt .1 |t» •• ro ll a n d led ti-| at tin end nt three quartets KIEf !FOOTBALL Sherrill resigns at Texas A&M r O l.I .K C i K S T A T I O N le x a s - .l.n ki> S h r r t lll who**- I exas A A M liN iih.ill p ro g ra m is « i m i u : a two-year NCAA p roba tion a n d Is in d a ng e r nt Iretng ba nned Irm n lo t iq x t it im i tor ai least o m year, re x lg n ril M iillil.il as a th lif li d m . lot a n d lim tlia ll coach alter se ve n si -. i m m i s w ith llu Angle s " llre a u s e ol m\ i>n ai lost' loi tills s< hoot a nd its |Mople. I am re m o v in g u tv s rll Iro m o n position at Texas A A M s in trill said h i a statem ent I have re m a in e d in tin | m . s |||o i i hrcatiM* I h it It has tie rn a (K-rtod that lias n e r d r d inv m lttplete interest and lu ll « o n p «ru tlotl due to tile e o iilln u llU ! national a tte n tio n that has treell paid to th is til.d ie t Sh e rrill 52 2 h I h i m - v c i i m . i v i i i s w it h tin A|t«les had signed a llllllloil dollar i o n ll a . t w till T e x a s A A M in IHH2 alter t lm < straight I I I years at I'lttsbiirglt a n d pits rede.l to w in S o u th w e st Conference t lt lrs in i n n .. Itihli and I <»H7 Hut Itie AtltJli s w e ir plai r ll oil two v i a l s proba tion and hatred h o r n |x.sl season plav this year In the Nt 'A A lor ru le s v lolatlons TENNIS Spain scores Sunshine upset IM X 'A R A T O N A r g e n t i n a * set mill seeded team w as upset M o n d a y I n inise. ded S p a in in the set m ill round ol llu S u lish llli I u p all i n te r n .ilio n .il tennis . o m p . m i o n loi lu tiioi p la y e rs S|ialti won 2 I in tin m u d d le d lla v ls i u p lor mat ol two s m il e s a n d him doutih s m a l. It sw e e p in g lirilh sltlgli s lo ld l \ lla a n d Serg e t h u g u e i a 17 vear olds w h ir plav most ..I then te nnis on i h* p m sat. Hit. tout strut d lit* similes w ms Italv s o d i d sixth a n d lapaii s t . i |i il r ig h t h si oieil w ins ill tin event In tn t pi. t v . I at tin lira a Raton Hotel and < loll B y C H R IS F I S T E R Herald sports writer S A N F O R D — It you th in k ll was ■ lulls outside Monday night you s h o u l d h a v e lie e u i n s i d e the S e iiu iiu h I htih g y m S e m llio le lllg ll s l.adv Selltlnoles sla tte d tile night Ire to ld a nd It snow hailed Into a deep Itee/e hv late in the st i m id hall as llav tiitta He,ii h M a in la n d w a lke d awav w ith a 5 li <1 v lit u iv tielnre .'IOI Ians l l u l o s s dfup|ietl tile l.adv Notes to i 2 oil tin season w h ile M ainland llllp .'»V td to 5(1 S e m in o le llii|ies to get w a rm e d up tonight w hen •' o |m n s plav III the S e m in o le Alllletti ( iinlerenee at M ike lln illtle y M ill a lm o s t get Iro s th lle ptsl looking at the S e m in o le shooting peri entages Iro m M onday night 1.1/ L o n g m ade ptst A ot H i shots Irom the tliait .ii : r i R e d d lik s w a s t ol I t a n d A d ria n llllls m a n -I ol H i I lu nnlv th in g that h*-|d the M idv Noh s together at least lot the first hall wa* thi plav oil the Iren, h ol Mi •Itelh T im m It* E m ilv A nderson a nd C tiu lv I von I hose t*iree r.itiir on •arlv In the set otul ip ia rle i w hen lit te r sta rte rs w ent not lit hull tlo iih li a n d kept S H S i h isr* the test ol tlu hall l Miter th a n the |x itn rm .o u e ol the suits th o u g h S e m in o le did lint hav • too m m It to I k - pleased alHiut M a in la n d , nit the othe r hand, re ie lv e d e x ie lle tll r llo rt s Iro m Its tw o settlor leaders K llstv Austell a n d Sr'gena Mat kerov A uste ll i nn llim a tlv lre.it the l.adv Notes inside a n d on tit* break as she llntsheil w ith a g a m e h ig h 2*1 |Hitnts while Mai kerov did hr t d a m a g e built inside and n u t and a dd e d I I (m ints llu l.adv Itiu s also ai •ntiipllslled so m e th in g not m a in team s have t w in ahlr to dii against S IIS this a s H m v i i m lf o lle d the si n s iiii In M id* \n*o II l> .I ili. w .n w iili I I i. In . m i l l s w luh M a rk e lo v a d d 'd • ight ><•■•«] VSolo b| Sob M w * » N e ith e r te a m i m ild lllld I he b a s k e t til ( h r H i s t p e r io d IIS M a in la n d held a s lim n ti advantage A n d w h ile Se m inole e u u tlm ird to s tiu g g h lu tlltlg just ll u e r ill Its lltst 2<l shots the l.adv lin e s loultil the range nt the sri rind ip ia rte r m il lim it u p a ll In I I lead Irehind seven |Hitnls hv A ustell It w a s a t t h a t ( n i l tit t h a t s>. liu u o li s s i i h s t l l u l e s i ante on . m i l Seminol e's Adrian Hillsman looks to pass olf while being guarded by Tina Young their all m il hustle w as tlu key ill the set m id quartet *mneh.u k l o n g s> oti'il lour |ximis to a tow to i n i the rletli ll to I m | r« a nd alter M a inla nd s. m . d A nd e rs o n hit a li n e m i m i n g h .m k shot to m a ki n 2<t 17 a n d A nde is ott then made a steal .Old led H i lls m a n Im a lav u p lit.it brought tlu l.adv Nnles within 2 t> I ' t wtill I H i h It ill the hall A pall ol flee ( b l o w s hv Austell (nit Mainla nd b.n k u p try llifei and i l d l s m . m then hit m u ol two tier t h r o w s to i nt tlu h ad to 22 2<> and I hat s ihi wav It si.H.il at tlu hall s. im noli got its starting lump I m i k III III till third quartet and S t a v e d I lost lot a wh t l i hut M a in la n d s l u t f ll llllo lllg ll gr ll w hilt 1hr l.adv Noll * still •nklltllt ’ shaki tlu it sliiKiltng s l u m p Ih hind a i n u p l f ol till • d riv in g lav ups by Mai kerov and a tastht* ak lu m p hv Se e M a in la n d . I'a g r t it Dolphins outgun Browns Duke rem ains on top U n it e d P r a ia In ta r n a tio n a l HOCKEY U n lta d P ra a a In te rn a tio n a l Leafs tie front running Flam es llu T o ro n t o Maple I < d* re. Hug Ir m n a six ga m e losing streak rallied lw h in d a t.wikn goaltendef to lie lux k> v s N o I it .mi M onday night .It'll Reese slupp|H'd All shots III Ills S H I d. hot to pat • Hu Maplr Leals to a I 4 lit wlilt t in ( ' a l g a r v Fla ttie s Ret si ter ailed H u m N e w m a r k e t o I t It r A III e f 11 a ll II III k e V L e a g u e ta li S u n d . i v nigh t i t u s i r . t i e d tin f l a m e s nine and i i i i m aga in < s ( h i tally ill III* H u rd |k t it.d win n lu s t o p i m l 2 1 ol 24 shots It was good to see Hu g u v s tally a i o u iu l llu Brest said rite key tonight was out g n . i t start like h a v in g a 15 2 edge in shots in th* li r -i |H’f h m ) .|f tint |Htflll From stuff and wire reports B E S T B E T S ON T V B A S K ETB A LL 7 :to p m St (n llig i W omen M oru la Stale al k lorlila II I M Of* p ill I U S N B A \> w I* IS. v N. ls al New Y o l k Kill' ks il l B O XING •» p m f.NI'N Mu kv W a l d Sa nta n a . pintui w e lte rw e ig hts il.i vs M lg m I TE N N IS H p III — S C N Mu h e lm < halh ml< Complete listing on I 'n jr 2B filial* NEW YORK D u k e and Mti tng.m p ru lri H u g the naliuti s top two I.inking* wi t h the leliM Itv ot a t l l o l l i f t hear ov er her i libs Monday kept the tes|K'i 1 ol the t tilted I'less lm f f iia t lo u .il Hoard ol t 0.11 III s As they have still e 'lie presriiMNI D u ke held tile N o I s|Mil and Ml. Illg.lll Hu No 2 Altd as they hav e situ i the pie seasoii I m ii I i ■m ilintted to generate m ote voting (x.iuts III.m tin prey Inns week Dnkt till le i e lv e il ti2i> ol a (xissihle r. tn |miin ts a n d f t ol 12 lust pl.u i ballots | he Him- Devils •'.lined no vole lower than t hu d plaee Mu lu g.m H O enllfi led mu lop voti . ti m u le lu 57(1 (mints I tig Last si III Mils S v ra i use Mil a nd t ie riigrlo w ii 4 t> retained their N o s A a n d I ra nkings ii-s|M'i lively l l u Nos 5 a n d ri s|Mits w r r e held hv Ihg Ie ii s. I um i Is Iow a a n d Illinois Ixilli •> O | III' Haw kr VI'S llu lied one pl.u r lu gh e i Irom List week and the illliil w h i c h gal tiered a No I vole |ll III |>r it t h r e e s p o t s S v r a i list gialilw i| the o l h r i top vole i ikl.ihom a 5 I held at No 7 and N o rth ( atolina h | slipped tlit noli lies to No H No '1 A tl/o n a A I No IH Missouri 7 2 Nn I I t.em gla I . ■ h i n ami 12 I Im ida Stull l i t all iiu p m v i il m u ta n k in g N.. I A Nevada tats Vegas. 2 2 p lu UUUeli ll 11v r pl.u es N o I I t llllo State I | |um|M'it one |h i s IH u i i .mil No 15 S f l m t Hall 7 H soared lout not. lu s No It. Lou isville 4 2 tell l . a. k t wo levels a n d No 17 I etl liessee 4 0 s i n k a plat *• No I h N o lle D a m e 4 <) and N'n 2<t N orth ( arnllnii Stale. 2 I ett o i. d the I u p 2<» w lull No 111 Ur LA i n stu m ble d one |mis|||iiii S c r H o o p s , Page 3 B I’ » H * _ . . a . Pushing forward ^t*OtO by Rob Al%0*Kfc Lake How ell s Valeric H iggin s m o v e s m e ball uphold d u rin g Monday night s game vs Leesburg H ig g in s got into the s c o rin g parade with ono goal in the Lady Silver H a w k s 10 1 (Rubbing ol the Lady Yellow Ja c ke ts f o r a co m ple te wrupup of the g a m e see Page 4B M IA M I I i.iii M a rin o t h n w tm l o t yards .m d lout lo in lu lo w u s a n d l.o teii/o H a m p to n *. m i d on a I v .iril rllV r w ith I I sr i o lllls tell M onday night tn gtvi tlu M iam i D o lp h in s a AM II v i l l o n that (it. v # uteri llu I Ii vi land It io w n s tiotti • I It u llllig a w lid ■a id |ilav oil tw till llu Ih o w n s u ii m u s t d iti.it H o u s to n al luuiit in tlu season llltali next wi r k to h a w aov i lialii i ol m a k i n g the pl.tvrill** I In v uiav have to plav tlu galiu without rp ia rte rlia i k It. i o n k u s . il win. sprained his li lt kt ui h i Hu lo u rlh ipiarter ll.mi|itoti s n m i a tm pisi J > set oiuls alter tin Mtowiis tied tin S. m e A1 11 .III a 2 Va id I ton s i lo , k pass to h ig g le L .m g h o it u Miami ' l i t sii.ip p .d a h w galiu losing streak M a rin o w h o leads tlu It agin hi alii m p t s i oinplcl lolls .m il v.ullage im iu ile t e d AH ol til p.iss» * and was inter* epled lint ■ tunes M artini has i h i o w n lot I 2 .lu yards li erot ul ng l lu lust q u a r t e r h a ik to pass rlu i m x i v a r i l m a r k lour lim es I la 11 I m i ls did it I hir e limes M a rino tin* w toui lulow n pass. * ol I I and •» v a id s to M .u k ' lav ton 2 y a r d s to Inn lens, ii .on! 2 vatds to H a m p t o n a nd I uad !<• vr i/ added a A5 vatil Ilild gisd M a i m ., imw has 12 ton. lulow n (lasses in tlu past three gam es and leads tin M l wi t h 2M si i a m g passes W ith Kos.it mi the d re ssin g m o m w ith a sri m id d ig it i spi am that m a ke s h im i|iiestlonahle Im Non day s galiu w till I loustm i S h i n k w h o p la v e il 15 ye a ts w ith tin D o lp h in s Iw liirr Ix-m g r* least d this year tallied tin Itrm vns Se e D o lp h in s . 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Claire and tier husttand Inn don’t mind Ihe scuff marks on the walls or any extra gardening they have to do They llgure the 14 soccer halls scattered around their Winter Springs house arid spacious bork yard arr going In stay In motion as tong as Tim . Kris. Am y and Jill are around It all romes with Ihe territory of what former lllshop Moore girls Coarh Ed Mallatdl rails the first family of soccer In Central Florida Kris, It), and Tim . IH. havr taken I hr Ir tulrnts to 1lie College of Ifoca Raton and University of South Florida, reaper lively, leaving sisirra and teammate* Amy and Jill to carry on ihr tradition In Orange County. OkrH SUM i M k n y i Cut I AA l SI Pa**raburg Fammgt*. 4« 1 Mi*wanAm*. Kan. 4B S LaA aM ary.; • 4 Miami Fgrlnga. t i 1 5 Coral Fgrmgi Tara**iu SB * Largo 4*1 > O w tiT w t I BI t AltamanM lymgt LaAa Sr#nn*, I I I t CakkaUarry lak* Hawaii a* IB Bata BatonHiyn. St AIm i N M i t f **kn C a m * Croak Coral Soring* Dungdin HiaMan Miami Lakat Jw*it*r, Palm B ta rh Gardant Pantatai* Wasmngtan. Soutn Bianiaiian T a m y a ttM ver* Bench C U M SA 1 F art l awidardat* Si Tkwma* AginnaA 44 > CM*rw*MrC*ntr*iC*4nolM. > I I SI PaMriburg Lakawoed 4* 4 T#n*h**M* LtnteM, 1 1 5 Ortanwa B-thog Mow*. 1 1 I 4 GatnaartH* High. S t f Iw rO a m * . S t t Plantation American Harltaga 4 I t SI Patartlwrg Samar. > I I M Boca Baton SI Andrew * S t A I m racatrtng r*i*t Barlow Fart la U r r d a w Cardinal GWbant HomotMad Soum Dad* JackMmrtli* Bona* SaMttiM Son. h o Pipar. TaitanotM* Lean Tamp* Cathatx Vara Boocn SI F award > B n i Palm Baath Cardmal N t w i w ^A ll my children are their own unique persons. Each adds sp ecial uniqueness to the sport. And they've motivated them selves, j — Tim Gelt/ Sr. "Tint's one of the best players In this country by a long run.” Avallonr said, concerning Ibis year’s all-slate college selection. "H e's physically strong and menially lough, a purr forward Hr could play anywhere In Ihr world He's that good." Mr Gelt/ says Tim 's Influence no doubt hrljtrd Ills daughlrrs. but that they would have become Interested In socrer regardlrs* And they realize that they'll lie evaluated on their merits ’‘They're having a lot of fun and that's Ihe Irnjiortanl Ingredient." said Mr. Gellz. "The Irtends they've met along the way both nationally and Internationally and ihr jtersonal enjoyment arr llrsi The other things conic, As Imprrsalvr as alt the statistics and awards this tpiarirt has arctimulatrd. and art at cumulating, at Orlando lllshop Moore High School, this isn't a story of numbers Yes. stats are worthv of mention along Ihr way bin the underlying 'ti.rad (eoplt talk atjoul Is the rn ilrr family'• tovr and support tor the sport and each other "Sure it’s ImjMirtant lo havr goal*, bin you can't reach goals without er»jT'*ng *v?i » you're doing " ’ * * never se-o a *ocrer fai..ily llkr the Gelt/ family," said Mallardl. who started the lllshop Moore girts team In 1985 and remained as coach for three seasons "They're always suppornve of Tim. the girts and trams and are 150 perrrnl tevnlvrd They’f one of ;h : t.ncs: la: ;vei known I mean that RANKINGS lllaf ' p Moore b o ys c o a ch Bruce Saulji ;h says Ihe Cell/' edge comes In Ihrlr zral for the sport Th a t’s Infectious lo teammates and I* whal Sauljtaugh notices about them day In amt day mil Don't underestimate morn and dad's tmdrrstundlng and knowledge of sjxirt In rrsprci lo their rhlldrrn "And those kids live and breathe tocrer " Enjoyment Is rruclal to the Gelt/' success story So are the people who played a pivotal pari in laying the foundation for their teats. Mom played field hockey In college and probably travels map with Am y and Jill's select teams In one summer Hum she did with her college tram Places like Atlanta. Washington D C , and Tulsa are among the slops. Tom Sell*. Frank Avallonr, Ron KoH» and Dave Fall are among (hoar Mr Gelt/ say* deserve thanks Sells and Korli worked with Ihe Gellz clan at the Seminole Soccer Club. Fall, lumtrr boys coarh at lllshop Moore before taking over ihr reigns at Rollins College, was crucial to the development of both Kris and Tim As a parrnt. she’s most proud that they havr learned to win and lose gracefully "If* not what lutp|>ens but how you deal with It." she said "That's Important and soccer hus helped them to learn how to handle dllllcult situations And that carries over lo life.” Tim played under Coach AVItllonc on last year's FC United 960 under |H tram that was the llrst Orlando club tram above age 13 to capture a stale title Only a rath of injuries curtailed another title on this year1* under 19 tram, though thai didn't prevent winning champlonshlji* at Ihr Orlando Sports Festival and Sunshine Slate Games for a second consecutive summer. As a college student. Dad was an aspiring loot ball player al Don Simla's alma mater. John Carroll College In Cleveland An Injury, though, terminated his days on Ihr gridiron and turned hint In lacrosse and Loyola College In Bulilm ure. He also Hawks host Rams in big S A C game From staff r«ports •OTtlOCCtR t to Pm l «*• AA«Ff ft* l#*# IJVt 4$) r p m till W«*t*0* IJV i ISI s 4»» tm GlRlt BAIK(I BALL i p m — S+minetfi if Lai* iffNitUT IJV 4 ISI •pm i «k* !«oh*#) I af L t WL*»Py IJ V 4 ISI Ipm Ov<MNliD9ivt<HJVI Ml •OYStASKCTtAll •pm Kitiimma# Gaiei»#y at O>«ado IJVi ISI •pm — Cotonial #♦iympft (JV • X)) •pm lak* firinUff it Spfwtf C'f** IJV • IS) WRESTLING t » pm Lafet KowaU af iammof# IJVI ISI MO pm — ta4• IriAllty at Ritalin maa Ga*»•*•*- UVI III Ihrlr jiedrslal tonlghl. • In girls basketball. Seminole looks lo reliotind from Monday's loss lo Mainland as It opens (day In the SAC at Lukr Brantley. The Lady Patriots, who defeated Winter Park on Monday, arr 1-0 In Ihe league. Also lonlght. Lake Howell plays al Lake Mary and Oviedo journeys lo DcLand. • In nonconference hoys tuiskclball. Lyman Is al home where II looks for a second win In as many weeks over Orlando Colonial wlillr Lake llranllry travels lo Sjiruce Creek and Oviedo entertains Kissimmee Gateway. • In w r e s 1 11 n g a c t i o n . Seminole High has Its home ojiener as Lake Howell comes lo town while Lake Brantley goes to Klsslmmre Gateway. "I'm appreciative of what coaches do for Ihrlr alhleirs," hr said. What's Imjtortuut for my kids to remember is lo krrji moving forward and keep things In |jer*|icrtlve Coaches and on-the-fleld exjierlriur havr been Important In learning that "Good sportsmanship also Is essential. There's a t aring attitude they have toward other players They play lough but by Ihe rulrs, "All my rhlldrrn arr Ihrlr own unique persons Each adds Ihrlr special uniqueness to (he sport Hut they've m otivated themselves It's not something we've forred on Ihrni. “ Their success Is the result of a lot of hard work It's not just a case of walking out on (lie field and doing it A (trier has lo tie paid." Which brings us to Amy. IS. and Jill. 14. two nl Ihr reasons why lllshop Moorr Is 7 2 I and ranked fllih In Class 3A Amy. whose 36 goals Iasi year as a freshman erntrr forward bested slsler Kris' former record by a hat trick, sometimes causes her mom In shutter with her willingness to sacrifice her body on Ihe Held K -l'U ld 1 *■* *h i* If *V ! tr! ti dlVi lo head a ! u i Hilo inr goal, slit s do il In a l*.*c reheat ‘ r»hr miii l;« the quit Jo si player in the u.ale over a 10-yard area as far as moving *o the hall." said lilshojt Moore s llrsi-yeur girls coach Larry Beislngrr Her hall control and trapping ability makes for a well-rounded player. "One ol the things a lot of jH-nple don't consider Is lhal Am y's a very good tram plover Usually when someone senrrs lhal much (IN goois) you don’t exjtecl lhal. but she Is. "And Jill la freshman I is very agreaslve and has a good future in her own right. She has excellent defensive abilities and was playing stopper Hut we switched her lo center half, which means she Is one of the links between Ihr barks and strikers anti plays both offense and defense." Moth shun loo much |>ut>llrlty. preferring* lo praise an airtight defense anchored by goalie Su/lc Stra/zulla or ihe scoring abilities of sinker Stephanie Fulmer. Hut make no mistake about It. the Geltz family Is si HI the our most folks link with the success of Blshoji o1mire's program the pas' few years. "W e at Bishop Moore have brrn so lortuti.ur to have the Gellz' support.Y • Saul|>augh said "W e owe Mr. and Mrs. Gellz a big Iqig and kiss. They’ve done a whole lot more ituin you ran say for soccer al Bishop Moore." Dolphins SPORTS TO N IO H T Nasty weather Is exjtrrlrd tonight as Lake Mary's Rams and latkr Howell s Silver Hawks collide In a key Sem inole Alhlelli C o n frrrm r Imy* soccer match Junior varsity action at Ixikr Howell High kicks oil at 3i45 p in w ith Ihe VArally Itrginnlngal 7:30. The Rains, ranked fourlh In the stale In Class 4A. arr not only preparing lor Ihe had weather condition*, but they rx|>ecl a pretty nasty reception from Lake llow rll as well the taike Mary' soccer pro­ gram Is soaring Ihear days with Iwo consecutive llnal four ap­ pearance* and a scale reputation of excellence. Lake Mary cur­ rently leads Hie SAC with a 2 0 record and Is 3 -0 -1 overall Ixikr Howell, meanwhile, has all Ihr ability on the Held to lie a lop ranked squad Bill Ihr Silver Hawks arr nut happy with the way things have liern going for them olf the field Before Ihe season started. I.akr llowrll learned It had nui liern Invited back lo Ihe jirrstlglous Pi//a Hut Tournament, a (ourney I.a k r Mary will play In alter making the finals last year Also, one ot the Hawks* top jihiyerB of a year ago. Jim m y AIi IniM, translerrrd lo l-akr Mary this yrar, The liest way for l-akr llowrll lo vrnl Its frustration Is by proving II Is Just us g(XKt as llir rest on Ihe field and the Hawks will look lo knock the Rams oil coached lacrosse on a hlgh-school level In Maryland, carrying un understanding of whal both roinjtelltors and roaches endure, B y J IM R IC K E M B A C K E R M*»*tdBN*(ob* BagArtaftcB Mac attack Lake Brantley's Jennifer McMaster takes off on a breakaway In last week’s game vs lako Mary. McMaster and the Lady Patriots, who dropped a 2 1 doclston to Lako Mary, look to gel back on Ihe winning track on Wednesday when they host Seminole High. Continued from ID He hit Lunghorne with an 3-yard scoring jiass with 6:27 left and completed seven of 11 passes for 70 yards. T h e se c o n d L u n g h o m e touchdown came three plays alter Strock completed a 25-yard pass to Brian B re n n a n on fourth-and-5 from Ihe Mlurnl 33. Marino came back and com­ pleted passes of 13 yurds to Clayton and 4(> yards to Fred B a n k s to g i ve M i a m i a llrsi-und-goal at Ihe I with 37 seconds left Hampton dove over th e to p fo r In c w i n n i n g louchdown on the next play. Miami shredded the AFC's top-ranked passing defense, gaining 34 first downs and ihr Dolphins did nol punt. Kosor, who complried 2t of 30 (tasses for 202 yards and n louchdown. Irfl ihr game with 9:17 left when he was hit on the knee by Miami linebacker John Offrrdahl. Cleveland also scored on a 39-yard Kosar pass lo Earnest Byner. a 33-yard Matt Bahr field goal, and a 2-yurd run by Kosar. Miami scored 10 points In the final 1 11 fo take a 17-10 halftime trad. Marino hit Jensen with a 2 -yard scoring jiiiss with I I I Irll to give Miami u 14-10 lead. The 50-yard drive followed a 32-yard punt by Max Kunagrr. The Dolphin* gol Ihe ball back wllh 32 seconds left when a Um ghom c fumble was recov­ ered by William Judson at the 50. Marino completed jiasses of 2 1 yards to Clayton and 11 yards In Jensen lo set up Revrlz's 35-yard field goal as time expired in Ihe half. After a scoreless first quarler, the Dolphins took a 7-0 lead 2:46 Into Ihe second quarter on an ll-yu rd Marino |kish lo Clayton The louchdown fiuss was the 193rd of Marino's career, setting a learn record. Cleveland needed only four jilnys lo tic Ihe M ore, with Kosar hitting Byner on a 39-yard scoring puss. Ron Duvenjiort fu m b le d on M ia m i's next possession und C le ve la n d ’s Eddie Johnson recovered al the Doljihln 20. The Browns could manage only a 33 yard Itahr Held goal lo lake a 10-7 lead. Clayton sei a club record with catches In 37 straight games, and he leads Ihe NFL In receiv­ ing touchdowns with 12. Cleve­ land's Ozzlr Newsome extended his streak ol games wllh al least one reception In 142 Clayton finished wllh right catches for 10« yards, while Banks had six catches for 1IB yards The Dolphins had 497 yurds of total olfense. BUCS T A L K PROUD TA M P A — Despite ull Ihe disappointment and frustration of Ihrlr 4 - 11 season, members of Ihr Tam pa Bay defense lalkcd proudly Monday of a unit lhal has jx-rfonnrd sujicrbly In rrcent months Coach Ray Perkins showed confidence in that defense Sunday by forrsaking Ihr hall In overtime alter winning Ihr coin loss. Forcing New England to move into a frigid 20 rnph wind, Perkins decided lo kick oil. but Ihe move hacklirrd as Ihe Patri­ o ts w o n 10- 7 o n J a s o n Stuumvsky's 27-yard field goal with 3:08 elapsed. Tampa Bay's defense limited New England to jusi 223 yards and I.OOO-yurd rusher John Slrphrns gained 10 yards, Hoops----------Continued from IB Vlllanuva and Orrgnn vanished from the rankings. The A Hu n tic Coast Conference and Big Ten each senl (our trume lo the Top 20, the Big East had Ih rrr representatives and Ihe Big Eight, Metro and I'aelfle-IO each delivered two B4 hool*. Duke. Michigan. Syracuse, Georgetown and Illinois uppeared on ull 42 coaches’ ballots. "The main thing Is wr have been able lo really handle ull Hie things lhal go into being No. I." said Duke Coach MIk e Krzyzrwskl. whose team has won Us six games by an average of nearly 23 points |x-r game. "Th e lime you give up. Hie fac t your team Is No l and Is a lavortlc. all Ihe teams come at us really hard. Overall. Oils Is good Tor us. It's Ihr ivpr of situation you don’t know how long you'll be In II and we've handlrd II well l l i good for us. There's nothing bad for ns. It's maiming our team." Duke, which docs not jilay Its seventh game until Dec 21 against \vnke Forest, has relied on Danny Ferry. T h a i was particularly evident Saturday In the Blue Devils' most tllfllcull game, a 117-102 victory over Miami. Ferry, a 6 -fooUO senior, hit on 23 of 26 field goals and scored un ACC record 58 jxilnts "lie's the major reason wr handle the ranking so well." Krzyzrwskl said, "lie ’s been In the limelight since high school, lie knows how lo live with Ihr (attention) all Ihe time. The fad hr's having fun and playing hard nnd nol really talking about those things INo. II helps everyone else The team lakes its lend from Danny." Michigan, which hasnutscorrd Its eight opponents by more than 30 points a game. Is drjiendlng on a group of players. Including Glen Rlrc. Te rry Mills and Rumrnl Robinson, to prated lls ranking. " W e c a n ’ t w u r ry a Irani rankings." Michigan Coach Hill Frledrr said "Wc Iry lo utilize Hu- rankings in npjieal lo the tram 's pride In wattling lo maintain Ills ranking)." The L’PI Board of Coaches' Toji 20 pick 15 teams each, with jxilnis based on 15 for first place. 14 for second, etc. NEW YORK - Th. lMD*d Pr*u liawstlwstl 0**rd *1 C<M<h*t Top n <*ll*g* h4W*tk*ll r*hngt. sir* <1,0 *1*0 **•*» *nd rtcordt (Sr*wgS Ok 4 In P*r*n«S*Hi. 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A d m i t s l o n ----------- J I Em III 9I%| i Ikn I lot i m Wat II M *m In H I N I h B I Carso*RIIUIEn «M T/M/MIIIMIMl*111IIX \X \X \% \% \V �! 41 - SanlordHerald, Sanford. Florida - TustdBy. Dscsmbsc 13. 19M Lady Patriots fight off Winter Park, 47-41 By MARK B L Y T H I Mould sports writer W IN T E R PARK Lake Brantley s girl* basketball tram (ought of! a praky Winter Park squad and ram r away with a 47-41 victory over the Lady Wildcats Monday night beforr 101 fan» at W lntrr Park Hgth School The Lady Patriots Improved to 2-1 and will return to action tonight at home against Seminole. Winter Park felt to 3-3 on the season "We didn't gel too many breaks tonight, but we'll take the win/' Brantley coach Cindy Frank said "It's nice to win without any breaks, though, it makes a game where you get the breaks a little smoother." The tw o teams played close the entire ballgame. although Brantley seemed to be In control moat at the way Winter Park, though, would not lei the Lady Patriots get more than right points ahead and constantly came bark to keep the game Interesting Barb HiUm yrr Iced the game with a hoop with Just 11 seconds to play Brantley look a rebound and called timeout with 32 seconds remaining. The Lady Patriots then worked the clock and Bttlmyer drove to the hoop, pulled up and hit a short Jumper to give her team a 43-41 lead *Tm glad her shot (BUImyrr s| went In. but that's not the shot we wanted." Frank said "We wanted a layup or a (out but she had the often shot and took tt." For the second consecutive game Lori Dunce was a force In the middle as she poured In a game-high 17 points. Bunrc also dominated the boards as she pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds "Lori (Bunco) worked real hard and that's a big rrason she's scoring so m uch." Frank said ' She's been posting up resl well and we've been able to get tier the ball Tonight we didn't get the liall Inside too well but Lori bit the boards '* Bur.cc was aided Jennifer Tulford. who had an excdknl all around |*-rfnrmance. with 12 point* eight rebounds, five assists and three strata Tracy Brandenburg played the first game of her senior season for Lake Branllry aBer bring sidelined with the Bu and came through with right points, four steals, three assists and a blocked shot Bunco opened the game's scoring with an Inatdr hoop and her six Brat quarter points helped Lake Brantley lake a quick 12-10 lead aBer the Brst right minutes TutTord then came alive and scored eight points In the second quarter to pare the Lady Patriots TuBord hit bark to back field goals, the second coming with 4 27 to play in the quarter to pul her tr&mup 19*16 Wlntrr Park managed to lakr the lead on a Jewel Woodard layup with 3 30 leB In the half but Sarah Keth and TuBord hit hark to bark hoops to give Brantley a 25-22 lend at the Intermission Brantley came out strong and nrarly took command of the game as Buncr hit two layup lollowrd by a Btllmyrr free throw that gave the l-ady Patriots a 30-22 lead. The Lady Wildcats then called ttmout and regrouped and Shay Peterson put down a long range jumper followed a two Woodard frrr throws that trimmrd the lead to 30-25 with 3 13 to play. Brandenburg then ram r up with a steal and was fouled on her layup attempt and hit one of two from the line. Winter Park came up with the rebound on the second shot and went down to work the rlork for a good allot. After running nearly a minute off the rlork Karhrl Richards put up a shot that Brandenburg blocked. Brandenburg came up with the loose hall and went straight to her hoop with the bah and converted the layup while tiring fouled Brandenburg hit the free throw to complete the three point play and build the lead to 34-25 with I 20 to play In the third The trams then traded buckets with Woodard hitting a shot at the buzzer to pull Winter Park to within 3A-30 with a quarter to play Dtllmyer oprnrd the fourth period with a jumper followed by two Tufford free ihrotss and Brantley seemed to have put the game out of reach, leading 403 0 with 5 11 to play Petersen, though, hit a three point field goal to trigger a Winter Park comeback with 4 4 * remaining. After Bruntley missed layup Sheri Husarll pulled down the rebound for the lately Wildcats and was fouled Russet) made both attempts from the line and cut the lead In hull. 40-35. with 4 04 left. Dunce then hit a single free throw followed In two more Rusaell free throws that narrowed the gap to 41-37 with 2 43 to play. Buncr then ram r up with a big rebound and a stick back that gave the Lady Patriots some breathing room with 2 2 1 remaining Winter Park, though, refused to quit and behind 8 9 shouttng from the line In the final period, made things very Interesting in the final two minutes Klin Mill hit four consecutive shots from the charity stripe to pull thr Lady Wildcats to within two. 43 4 1. with I 38 to play On the inbound* play TuBord led Brandenburg and Brandenburg found herself wide open and drove to the basket Mill, though, came over and hammered Brandenburg and sent her to the line with I BO to play Brandenburg missed both opport uni lies and the Lady Wildcats had anotbrt chance to tie I A S I I S A N T I ■ V I I I ) - * > " ».• » « S*»*a» — u -l * l / M )| TvM W S U I ft*S>AMwns S aS a i a S Tsto u r t F l t t r ■ I N T I S M I N U l| - S i i I ir < I* 8*W*VS* I I Mill ■* S « m a I t Oa m w I I v t s r S U T tU * IIIS U A t MAXIMA - l AAA » i r < A , n W-Ap* I t FSbO I »■ Saw ***:, SM S 1st I Lady Lions press past St. Cloud* I No. 9 Lake Howe!! rips Leesburg, 10-1 ■ y CHUCK tURQKSS Herald correspondent CASSELBERRY - The Lady Stiver Hawks of Lakr Howell, ranked ninth tn the state In Class 4A. found out that all the parts of their machine were In syne Monday night as they rocked the Lady Yellow Jackets of l.ersburg. 10-1. In girts prep soccer action at Lakr Howell High The Lady Silver Hawks Im­ proved their record to 7-0 on the season and travel to Lakr Mary to lake on the state s third ranked. 8-0 Lady Rams tn a battle of thr two lone county uubratrna. The lowly Yellow Jackets dropped to 4-2-2 on the season "We re going to have to be at our very best if we'rr going to win against s tram like Lake Mary.' Lady Silver Hawk head coach Gerhard Tauschrr said of the e x c itin g confrontation. "Both teams have potent of­ fenses and It should be a good game I'm looking forward to playing them, hut we ll have our hands lull " Again*! Leesburg, the Ladv Stiver Hawks had their wmrtng machine tn Its usual scoring mode a* they blasted away for arvrn srcond-half goals rn route to the IO I thrashing "W r startrd off a little slow tonight.” Tauschrr said. "Th e y It-re* burg) played with us in the Brst half I think that under the cold weather conditions and starting as slow as we did. wr played an excellent match After shutting out Oviedo and Deltona with B-0 wins over the weekend, thr Lady Silver Hawks prepared la show thr state that they deserve to be In the lop 10 as they Jumped out to i quick goal by Tort Campbrll at the eight minute mark In tin- firs! half Jesatra Cardarelll had a hand in the score with a line assist and the Lady Hawks were off and running O n ly five m in u te s later. Campbell struck again for a •core, this time bring ted by fkona Bovesen to give the Lady Stiver Hawks an early 2 0 lead "Tori has been a very good scorer for us so far this year." Tausrber said of Campbrll who already has nine goals thus far this season "We've been getting plenty ol shots, but they haven t been easy ones This was s good game for us all around " The Lady Yellow Jackets final ly got the ball down to the lake Howell side of tire Held and made the most of one of Iheti four shots on goal a* Mary Crum briskly booted a nrtler at the 31-00 point tn the Brst half to pull Leesburg to 2-1 It a n w r, six minutes later. Lake Howell s Valrrir Higgins took a Tina Santarstere |mlm and drilled a shot {last the la-rsbulg goalie lor a 3-1lead going Into thr tialf Th r srrond hall was s com­ pletely dtnerrnl story as the Lady Stiver Hawks M khrllr Cook turned on the scoring switch to strike lor two quick goal* and destroy any hopes for the Lady Yellow Jacket* The first goal occurred after the ball was thrown into play from the side A volley from Boyrsrn to Cardarelll set up the goal as Cardarelll dished oft to Cook, who contributed two goals and two assists on the night, and ■ y MARK 8 L V T H I Hat aid tporis writar O V IED O - Oviedo used a man to man perming defense and hammered S4 Cloud 44 28 Monday night tn girls prep basketball action al Ovtrcki High School The Lady Lkms Improved to 3-2 and will return to ait ton today al D rLand St Cloud dropped to I -4 with live loss SI Cloud was much tuughri the BriM time we plavrd them Oviedo ccnaa h John Thomas said "We pUyrd a zone against them then and they were able in get off th r kind ol shots thrv wanted Wr giu up on them this game and we took them out of th/tf game Oviedo was ted liy Suzanne Hugh*-* who tosard in a game high 21 pTOnl* while (Hitting down six ret*Hind* handing - nit three assist and making live slrals Mu belie W rnn adorn right pronl* three *»-«!« three rebound* while handing out knit assists Laks Ho Mil's Dana Boyssan (right) scorsd a pan of goals and contributed an assist m tha Lad, she dtd thr honors with a blast between the post* ('in k 's sec­ ond score came three minutes later and was unaaatsird ‘ ‘When wt r a m r out and scored those two quirk goals In th r srrond half. It kind of demoralized them (Lrrsburgl Tauschrr said "After that It rm rd like everything went our Continued from IB Austrll. Mainland took a 38-28 lead Into the fourth period Seminole would get as close as eight points on a couple of occasions in the fourth period and had Us chances to pull closer but Mainland continued to hit its shots and control thr tmuids while sealing the victory. For S e m in o le . H llla m a n finished with 10 points with Reddick* contributing nine points and 10 rebuilds while Koscla Krunon and Long added rigid point* cacti Toombs bad a nice night off the bench with seven rebounds while Anderson also (lerforined well with three rebounds, two slrals and one usslst Untied Prase Inlsrnatlsnal* 6 1 - V- ' ' M A IN LA N 0 (M l 0«A.A* t Unset a T««it*n i u « > » n n Avovu j » t m , i i JD O JC Ia U M IN O L E l« l| R w M ait * Lons • MHttmsn 10 Aswan 0 Austrian ) Goclvrtt } looms*} T o*a ' i 10 0 l t d MoiltimA - MomlAnd tl Ism-noW *■ f Ault — Mainland I J, Hit . Tactimcal — Nflnt t tminata 1 IKawnon) Ra - a'S a U WminaW 11 PREP S T A N D IN G S oid ls s a ik e t s a l l 1 IM IH O L I A T H L E T I C C O N FER EN C E Iro n » l C t ALL lataBeanttay I 0 — La Vs Ho m II IS — Itn iftlf 0 0 — LAtAMar, | | V* is la n d I I I O.Ado 0 I 1 lemon 0 I 1 MaadAf'l lA w tft Mainland 14. SammoK cl la ta BranOar c t , Wlntar P a n cl OoadaU.tl Claud V T am ^ C i fama* Wminola al Lata BranOtr la ta Hauall al LaSa M a r, O.mdoai Da Land Wodactd c y i fanta I p w c Crnt at L , man T N n i C l f l s a m ti la ta M a r, al E w tlit Saminotoal LaAa Mon.il S O T t BA1KE T B A L L tE M IN O LE A T H L E T I C C O N T IN E N C E Trim W L OB A L L way I was aide In usr a lui of player* and it gave us an opportunity in work a lot of players in dtnrrent positions ' Two Inlnulr* aner Cook put the Lady Silver Hawks up 3 1. Uoyesen scored two goal* of her iron, I tie Br*l tiring riff of a free kick The srrond goal was a roc kri that hlaslrd oil of a tOt win o»s* laatbufg Monday Yellow Jac kri defender and into ihe net halfway through the half fix a 7 -1lead Jenny Yrark k lixr up the net four mtnulr* taler with a stmt Irom a (look pass and Cardarelll added (tie last two fcwls. one tiring off nl a Conk feed, and the other Irom a free kt< k Mir In thr fa m e n may be costly for No. 5 Hawkeyes Mainland T a' a Sihar Hawks night Seminole's Sherri Reddicks pulls a rebound away from Mainland s Kim Qraver during Monday night's action at Seminole High Mainland, behind Kristy Austell's 29 points, rolled to a 56 41 victory O.MOO LaLa i/AntlAf L a Va Ma a a II femineCA L a l a Ma t , lim e DtlAnd LM a At SfOXA C fA *» No 3 Iowa ran Us rrrord to 7-0 Monday night with an 8071 victory over Joi k*nn Stare, but the Hawkeyes may have two more starters out with injuries Matt Bullard injured knee lig­ aments early In the Brst half and Is expertrd to lie mil at least four weeks In addition, guard B J Armstrong is suffrrtng from hip spasms and may mtss the Haw kryes’ game Wednesdaynight against Central Florida Iowa atrrady ha* lost starting forward Michael Ingram (or the season because of a kner injury sunered Dec. 2 against Brown "It was a bard fought game In the sense that we bad to struggle so much, parity due to Jackson Stale and partly due to some of the problems that we had,” Iowa Coach Torn Davis said "That certainly is not an exciting prospect for any of us " Ed Horton scored a seasonhigh 2? points and pulled down 16 rebounds tu lead four Iowa players In double llgurr* “ I thought Eddie Horton really toughed It out when Wr needed him down Ihr stretch, especially when Matt IDullard) went out." Davis said. "Eddie really tried to lake over thr game and did a very nice Job. Also m the Big Ten. Scan Higgins scored 18 points and caused four Eastern Michigan turnovers to start the second half In leading No 2 Michigan to an 80-f»7 victo ry over the Humus With Michigan leading 34-27 al halftlmr, Higgins pressured Eastern Michigan's guards Into turnovers on four of their first six possession* aftrr halftime, sparking an 1141 Michigan run Higgins plckrd up a loose thill after the last of the four turn­ over* and converted a three|N)lnt play when he was touted during a breakaway layup Hi* free throw capped the burst that made the sc orr 45-27 "Wr changed the press |dr frnsrl at halftime because we thought they d tw talking ahnut our first half pres* Mu lligan Coach Bill Frtrdrr said We pul some big people up f herr '* The Wolverines. 94), also gol 12 point* from Terry Mills and Lny Vaughi Lorenzo Neely led Eastern Michigan, 3 -1. with 18 points Al Lawrence, Kan.. Mark Randall scored 25 points and Kansas notched its llfth straight victory with a 109 59 rout ol Northern Artzonu Kansas. 7*1. scored Ihr Brst 10 point* of the game and led 25 4 when Randall coaxrd a hall through the basket with 9 44 Irft In the ball The Jayhawks stretched the advantage to 75-25 with 13 24 left tn thr game and 84-29 with 10.56 left before settling for the SO|>n!nt dIBrrrnce The victory was the biggest for Kansas slncr last season's 94-38 romp over Pomona Purer and was the I lih (line in school history that the Jayhawks won a game by at least 50 (mints. Northern Arizona. 1-4. went Ih r first 3:50 of the game w ithout a p o in t. Northern Arizona was down by 20 pnim* before It cracked double figures and shot just 23,8 percent from the Boor In the Brst half and 37.5 p n rrn t In Ihr game The lardy Euros came out strong and hull! a commanding 14 3 lead the lowly Bulldog* rallied In thr srrond quartet though, and Irunmed the lead t. 19 14 at the half W r went to a zone in the set trod quarter and that ’s w hen they lSt Ckrodt gol hack in the troll game." Thomas saUt. "We switched hac k man to man in the set tirul half and that hr||ir<f us Si Cloud I* lug. they have three gfrl* that arr 6 I or lirttre and they tried to go inside Our defense look their guards out of Ihr gamr, though, and that really hurl them ** Oviedo ocilscored the Ladv Bulldogs. 16 6 . in the third prrtod tn build a 33-20 lead Oviedo continued to domln.ile In the fourth quartrr with Hughes and B r l d g r t t e J e n r r e t t ckHiilnallng thr hoards Jenerrit Bnished with a game high to rrtmunri* Betsy Hughes (iMyed a strong all-around game wilfi four points. Bvc assists, five slrals and three rebound* to contribute tu win I T C LO UD IM I <.*.«•, It, Ca ^ U a • MvNh<A*en « l CaOa, j ItM n w iiA , j T Ca N av I I aOI* m i x O V IE D O IM I B » » y » n \ H u s H n il Bunt, 4 W r"r • >A*»o«l | l inOw, ». tts*. I T aCa H I t t t f M Maihmia rroa fm <i M Oswd It Or-ro> I* |pM **>*» >na« si cswa • OvWWA It r nvS* * d nans TsCSAkAll R asa*0* It Clou* I* O o a Oo I I FRESHMAN ROUNDUP Jeff Klelman led the offense w ith 19 (m ints and David Sprinkle <Iranrd itjr (maids with I I re b o u n d s us th r Luk< B ru n tle y P a trio ts d rfru trd Seminole High. 44 40. Monday night In freshman basketball action aI Seminole High locke Bruntley improved to 2-2 for the year and returns to action Thursday night at 7 :t0 at home against Bishop Moore Seminole 1-3, was led by Marcus Couch’s 12 points. Also on Monday. Lyman High School used a strung dclrnxivr performance to upend Oviedo. 7 0 -5 7 , M o n d a y n I g til In freshman action al Lyman If lull School. B r ia n G r a y s o n led the Greyhounds. 44). with 25 (mints a* Donnie Da/lrr tossed in 1 I ami Kevin Scott chipped In eight. Oviedo, 2-2, was led by Carlton Mayes' 24 |>nlnt perfor malice. �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, December 13. 1988 — an People T o Awareness network to meet The Seminole Awarrnrs* network will meet on Wed nr via y. lire 14 Ml 1111 ni .if lhr Grovr Counseling Center. 2 Id S. Oak A » r . Sanford, Lisa Kalr) with the Florida Department of Insurance will »|x-ak. with thr program beginning at 0.10 a m •md thr business meeting at 0 4 0 a m Santa breakfast tickets on sale Tl« krta arr on sale for thr Children's Fitness Center'* Annual Breakfast with Santa Claua. to be hr Id Saturday. Dr< 17. at thr Plcadllly Cafeteria in W lnlrr Park Tlckrlx for Ihr pancake breakfast arr M for adulta and •? lor rhlldrrn Spare la llmllrd For morr Information, call Ihr renter In raaarllirrry at 3 3 1 Ml23 or itop by thr gym In tlir Live Oeks Crntrr offlrr ru m p k i. Rotarians to rise for meetings Casselberry Notary Club meets at 7:30 a m on Wednesday at Ihr Caaadbrrfy Srntor Crntrr. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry Sanford llrrakfast Notary Club meets at 7 a rn. W rdnrvlay ut Sanford t'lvie Crntrr Stompers to hold club meeting The Old lla-Vorv Stumpers clogging group hold* club inerting* every W rdnrvlay at I lie Knights of Columbus Hall on S f’atk Avrnur. Sanlord For morr information, call 949-B520 Sanford Kiwanis to do lunch Hanford Klwanl* Club mrrt* at noon Wednesday at the SanfoeaCivlc Crntrr lor luncheon and program, AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcoholic* Anonymou* group* meeting Wednesday include Altamonte Spring*: • Altamnulr ACOA (for adult children of alrohollc*l. 7 30 p m Mp m North and Nairn Spring* • Altamonte AFC* Al A Tern. S p m . nonamokrr* only. Community Chaprl. H25 State Hoad. 436 • Altamonte Group. M p m . alentwrites only, non emokrr* only. Community Chaprl. 823 Stair Koad 436 Caaaalberryi • Ahtxrti Sober Living Group M p m . open dtvutalon, non *mokrr*only. Krta>*riub 130 Normandy • Caaarlbrriy Group. H p m , alruholk* only. Ascension Lutheran t him b Ovrrbrtmk Drlvr • ('Iran Air Group rwvtn. alcoholic* only, non *mokrr* only. Hrtun Cluo. 130 Normandy • CmmhI Morning Group to a in . oprn d lm in ln n Hr bo* Club. 130 Normandy • Ifappt Hour Group B 30 p rn . oprn div utakiti Nrlan d u b I MJ Normandy • Mrtan Group 6 90 a m oprn disco salon noon, alcoholics only Krhm Club 13 0 Normandy Lake Mary: • |.akr Mary Glare Group M p rn alcoholics only. 700 Nlnrbart Koad Longwood: • Survivor*Group noon. of>en discuaetom. 3101 Dane lame Sanford: • A Nrw Itrglnnlllg Al Aron. H p m . Hnuar of Good* ill FiNirtb Street and Oak Avrnur • Horn to Win Group 8 p m open discussion 1201 W’ Fir*t St • Saidord Group imw>u and 3 30 p m . ripen discussion. 1201 W Ft rat SI • Sutirr Won Group, noun. 3 30 p m .. open discussion. 8 p m <ln*rd *trp meeting. Sahara Club told driver * license ofTUrl. 2587 S Sanlord Avc. • 24 Hour AA Group. 8 p m ., alcoholic* only, House of tioodwlll. Fourth Strrrl and Oak Avrnur Audubon Society to meet The Srmlnolr Audiilion Stairty will m rrt I hurvlay Dec 13, al ikatti in thr Sunshine Niami of Florida l*owrr A Light. Sanlord The program will follow a rovrrrd-dlsh luncheon Member* should bring tovrrrd dub anil rallng utensil*. roller will (a* supplied Guc*t* arr welcome Overeaters to weigh in A meeting on spiniuality tn rrtatkitutitp* m Overeaten* Anonymou* u conducted on Thursdays at 7 30 p m. tn the Community Improvement Association building. Country Club No.nl I akr Mary For more Information, call Charlie at 323 8070 Dixieland Cloggers to meet Dixieland ('logger* clogging group bold* club Hireling* on Thursday, 7 0 p 111 . al ihr Lake Mary Fire Department at Finn SI reel and Wilbur Avenue. Lakr Mary For morrlnformuilon. call 321 3267 COPE to help families cope COPE *up|M*rl group lor lamlllrs of mental health (Mtlrnt* inert* Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Crane * Roost Office Park. S-377. Altamonte Spring* Junior Women's Club to meet T h r Junior Women'* Club of Sanford. Inc. meet* every lltlrd I hurvlay of Ihr month at 7 p m al the Sanford Woman'* Club htilldlng at 300 S, Oak Avr. East-West Kiwanis to gather East-West Sanford Klw anl* Club meet* Thursday at 0 p m at Friendship taxlgr. Seventh and Locust. Sweet Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adeline* women * barbershop singing group rehearse* every Thursday nt 7:30 p.m al Community United Mrthodut Church. U S Highway 17 02. Casselberry Parent support group to meet Families Together Parent Support Group meet* every’ Thursday at 7 30 p.m.. 000 Fog Valley Drive. Sweetwater Square. Sullr 200, fur open discussion. For more Information, csll 774-3844 Life-saving classes offered The Wlitict Spring* Fite Department will conduct CPU classes on ihr third Sunday of rvciy month from 13 p.m. For additional Information, contact Capt. Carl Pilcher al 327-2332 Monday Ihrough Friday lx-tween 0 a nt. and 3 p.m. It you know of upcoming activities you'd like announced In thr llerald'a Calendar, send the appropriate Information— event, lime, date, place, cost, contact person and phone number— to Calendar. Sanforxl Herald. 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. FL 32771or call 322 2011. m a ll o r n o t to m a ll? Shops, malls both bid for holiday bucks By BRIAN HIDBKRO Harold People sdltor Is this really the moil wonderful llnte o| the year? Pal Lynch. 30. of Apopka Is shopping for 13 20 people this Christmas She* going from shop to shop and still r an t find the right red blouse and Ih r appropriate Christmas curd Shonda Word train. 27. of laike Wale* has been to several cities looking fee red blghlop* for her 2 -yrar-old son llul no matter where she looks, site ran’l find what * she looking for, Head plume* for a Walkman serin lo elude Shainn Sand'n, 46 of Maitland, who complain* of long lines and *~:e frt> "A lot of hopjars become Scrooge* with the pleasure of the < hrtslma* shopping season.' says Simon William*, a Nrw York retail consultant ‘ Be happy? It's supposed to be a fun ttmr of the year.” said Tom McLaugb'tn. general manager of Altamonte Mall One of the surest way to let the Grtnrh steal one s Christmas spirit is to prorrsstlrule In shopping And married men seem to prorrostinale more Wr get last-minute phone call* every Christmas that say, ’You know my wtfe W'rap her up about A 1(10 worth ot some­ thing.*** said Hear Jacobson, owner of Hnjay I ait ten Fash tons in Sanford "If you watt until the last minutr. you won't be able to find It." advised Martha Yale*, owner of Delightful Find* In Sanford “ People get scatterbrained at thr last minute— they II pick up any thing It's rraliy a letdown for the receiver Therr's no thmighi In It '* Loral men bants agree that the store atmosphere ts a jugulat vein to the amount of sire** a Christina* shopper esperlenre* "By shopping In Sanlotd and Stopping In •mall specialty store* you can shop in a leisurely atmosphere.” Said Nan Coleman, 10 ow ner of Gift* By Nan tn Sanford 'TYrsonal attention ts Important and make* shopping an adventure Instead of a hectic time.** **ll‘s roro foetable shopping h rrr.” Yale* maid "YoU get personal *rrvtrr You don't have mask someone to watt on you " Because of the kind ol atmosphere Jacobson oiler*. *hr » seeing an tncrrasr tn business, *he *atd "We ir getting more and more (tropic from the south end of the county who are coming In They're tired of thr hasllr and the hustle,” Jacobson, whose ha* had her woman’* apparel store In Sanford for 36 year*. I* on a first-name Ixast* with numt of her customer* “ When you have an individual Interest In vour customer and try to please them, you can give them un atmosphere ol Joy while whopping.” said Coleman, whine said she opened her store a* an alternative In lm|>envnnal men Hants 18 year*ago McLaughlin acknowledge* that smaller store* have the edge on mall* when It come* to rrm rm b rrln g customer names and frtendllncM* “ The local store* are very friendly and they have a grral opportunity to capitalize on that.” McLaughlin satd. " T h r large mall* arr very much aware that it’s important to treat the customer with courtesy, rrspet l and warmth "At time*, w r do have someone that doe* not extend courtesy to the degtee that the store would like. Thai L* remedied quickly when It Is railed to the store's attention. In a small store, you can control that much easier than when you have several Pat Lynch looks over wares at Red Cross Shoes In Altamonte Mall. Take a hint in shopping 1 Create a gill It*!, and calegortrr It by typr of merchandise vi you can shop In the department store more effectively. 2 Consider theme buvlng— chousing variation* from one or two general ratrgortr* such a* bonk*, stationery, rhocnlalr or accessories— so once In a store, you n rrd only go to a few departm ents to m a kr all of your purr liases 3. C a ll ahead to reserve Itrm s. especially sale items 4 T ry to shop on a Monday or Tuesday morning, or late al ntghi when store* arr 1he least crowded 5 On a floor, move to the right of the escalator, as retailer* often pul their most Interesting merchandise therr 6 Tacklr crowded areas like cosmetic*. Iragranrr* and accessories w-hllr you arr frr»h. 7. Don't do all your shopping all at once. Shop In small bursts or two or three Ilours. 8 He aware of lighting when buying clothes. Check Items you want lo purchase under a mixture ol both Incandescent and fluorescent llghi* to o rc * . N w W employees,'* he said. McLaughlin said he's vit In on many cuslomer-orlenfailon sessions for mall employer*, and the session* strrs* putting the customer first. Where can one IInil the bc*l selection and everything they could ever wish for? The selection Is seemingly In the eye of the beholder, Yales said that once upon a lime, she trotted around lo all ihr mall* In thr Central Florida seeking gill* for her employees Alter Christmas and alter much bodily wear and tear one year, she found she had neglected looking In her own hack yard. "Almost any of Ihe needs people have can lie m rl right here In Sanford.** she satd. k M T a m il Ih W m Ii m ii "Pricewise, they're ahead of the game (by shopping tn local storr*). There may lx- 0 few dollars difference, but II's worth II lor Ihe amounl of shoe leather you save." "You have a tremendous selection ami a variety of different shops." Mrlatughlln sold of his mall "It's what you cull onr-stop shopping You don't have tn drive all over town." Asa stress breaker. McLaughlin said, mall shoppers ran slop In a restaurant for a cup ol rolfrr or meal. An Information booth and sign locators help keep shopper* header I Inward their destination. Jacobson said a smaller selection In smaller stores Is only natural. C Bee Shopping, Page 7B T h e s e , those kind’ is kind of wrong A "raconteur" tell* entertain­ ing stories A related word I* recounter, with two e's. If you ever find "raconteur" with two e's. though, demand a recount. Someone "affable" seems easy to talk lo or pleasant. The adjective ends with “ fable." and It's a fable to call a grouch affable 0 Is II proper to talk about "those kind" or "Ih rsc kind" ol something'* A. No. It Isn't, although Ihe usage Is widespread In formal Kngllsh. the plural "these*' or 1 hose" should modify th r plural "kinds." Use the singular "Ihal" or ” lhls“ with the singu­ lar kind— that's one answer to this kind ol question. Measure "breadth" from side lo side. It’s older than width and also used for "scope** or "range"; there Is considerable breadth lo "breadth." "Fam ous" seems foolish or silly. It* etymon Is the Latin ftfuui. but leaving out the "o" In Kngllsh spelling would be faluuus. Q A co-worker and I can’t agree on Ihe dllference between "discover" and "Invent." What is ihe difference? A. "Invent" creates something new. whereas "discover" finds something that already exists hut has hern unknown. (Now slop fighting with your coworker and inveni some work Itefore your !x>v* discovers how you s|K-nd your limeJ "Lope" moves In long, easy strides. It's the end of anielo|x-. something you may chase hut probably won't catch if you merely lope. "Filial" involves one's child, ciiher son or daughter. Its pro­ nunciation begins like fIII— > (Mien's with *« reaming children may have lheir lill of "filial,** Q I've seen both "Opposition" and "opposition" used for the opposing/tarty in politics Which should It be? A. Although the capitalized "Opposition" t* sometimes used, the word shouki lx- lowercased, as In "ihe oiqxrsitfnn |»arty." This ruling Is controversial, however, und will surely gener­ ate some opposition. Look out lor "perfidy,** w hich Involves treachery or faithlessor** I'd lx- disloyal il I didn't warn you about "perfidy.” "Foment" silts up or promotes double He prepared lor this troublesome verb; In the middle of "foment" ls.» had omen. P I know dial "ferret out" means "hunt lor." hoi can you ferret mil the reason that It dors for me? A. The expression comes Iront the Kuropran use of the lerret. .1 small jmlerat usually with red­ dish eyes, lo hunt rodents. Ferrets have long hern used to drive rals or rabbits from their burrow s As a result. Ihe verb "ferrcl" came lo llghi as a synonym for discover or un­ earth. "Exhort" advises or strongly urges. If* u forceful verb, and I exhort you 10 adit It lo your vocabulary II you've never used "exhort." "Om nifarious" Includes all (units, kinds or varieties. The word’s middle ts far. but you'd be going too far In calling my desk clutter omnifarious. 0 When I wrote "In so fa r " Ih r other day. someone told me II sin 11ltd be (Mic word, ft l/iat right? A Ye*. I he adverb "Insofar" Is written us a single word; "Insolui as" means "lo thr extent that. In oilier senses, however. "In so far" remains separated fill discuss "Insomuch' N,,m< lime, hul I haven't had a chance lo pul II In so far.| Use "flagrant” for something that's shockingly obvious or glaring. Ils pronunciation begins like "flay," hul s|x-|lmg II w lih .1 " y " would lx- a flagrant error. In law. "distrain" seizes pro­ perty to hold against a debt Il s a tough verb — lltrrr's even strain in spelling “ distrain " "Ochlocracy" Is mob rule or government by ihe mob. Even il mob rule dldu'l upset people, a word such as "ochlocracy." would. "Subdue" tone* down or soli ens. An older sense was "con­ quer." before the verb's meaning was subdued. Q lo a mysivry I in re.uhiu someone was pud ”.1 fin." How much Is that worth? A. "F in " Is slang for a livedollar bill From Ihe Yiddish hnl (or flnrl) for "five." "fin" has been used for several decades Remember that its spelling starts like "five." a tip that I hope will (tayoll (Do you have a question or comment about our language? Write lo Jeffrey McQualn, Our Language. 200 Park Ave., New York, NY 10166.) �TTfcfcjaf-r- j --- r-fltfalrJ . ;-, — — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Tuetday. D«cim M r 13, 1964 B LON DIE by Chic Young 3 Small forest ox 4 Northern 1 Oblong Scandinavia 5 Egg cell 5 Seeped out 9 Zsa Zsd's sister 6 Engaged in 12 Mrs. Charles contest Chaplin 7 Eskimo knife 13 Greasy 8 Secret 14 Sea 9 Cloth measures god 10 Suit part 15 Wet falling 11 Bohemian sound 19 Fleur-de-___ 16 Greek deity 21 Joke anthology 17 Landing boat 23 Bronte heroine 18 Hesitated Jan e___ 20 Flavorful 24 Long times 22 Facilitate 25 Assert 23 Poetic 26 Long narrow contraction opening 24 Makes money 27 Common tree 27 Egyptian tomb 28 Dissolve 31 Roman poet 29 Tennis player 32 Swampish Nastasc 33 High note 30 Florida county 34 ______de plume 32 Burrowing 35 First-rate (2 animal wds.j 35 Unfavorable 36 I laving an 2 3 1 offensive odor 37 Wrap 12 39 Business­ woman ___ 1ft Lauder 40 Sundown 19 41 Printer's measures 42 High flying bird 45 Long-suffering 26 24 2ft 49 Actor Wallach 50 Bring up 31 52 Sluice gate 34 53 Guardian spirit 54 Exchange for as 37 money 55 Fluid rock 40 56 Nevertheless 57 Full of shade 44 43 42 trees 58 Adam's 49 grandson Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS G 1° 11 by Howto Schneider tVOVTHWG THE Gfl^RUMECT DOCS THE5£ 0 * 5 IS EITHER FCR THE RICH CR.THE. R30R AJUD THE MIPCXf CLASS &supRastotojujtgo AU. WJ6 H tt€ U fT IS THE. ABU5E & FttVfUGt 00 M AW UGSACRIFICES • DOW N 1 Fumbler's exclamation 2 Electrical unit ARLp AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnton I DON'T KUOW WMAt UKt. SUT AT LEAST IT*. MMBWW NKCAUIAE e .v x jr r n « b c x ia x o r s is Mi UUOUWEAK. YOU TULAfcVHAT AGttATGlFf IT lV BUG S B U N N Y FRANK AND ERNEST j by Werner Brother! by Bob Thaves R L E A E R N | G A G 1 M T E 44 Encircled 45 Date tree 46 Brilliance 47 O e___: again 48 ______the nigh before Christmas 51 Wriggly fish 36 Little bone 38 Neighbor of Md. 39 Noun suffix 41 Near the beginning 42 Slippery 43 Wings 10 11 29 30 47 48 19 1 14 q EEK A M EEK E A 117 20 21 28 32 36 r 39 4ft 4ft SO ftl 53 54 r 54 57 58 55 13 (C)1988 by NtA, Inc 0047 WIN A T BRIDGE By James Jacoby Purlaia may disagree with South'* gamefry of Iwn no trum p with such a meaner diamond stopiwr, hut hts hand was halamrd with honor* In all suits, and 11 (minis m t i i i h I enough lo invite game North had 13 points, a doublet on and a work Inn lO-spol. D ia l made It OK lo hid four hearts T o choose the best Irad by process of elimination. West would nerd to hr playlnn In a name with five suits. After all. one doesn't lead away from aces In a suit ( outran or lead a trump (rum K-IO doubfeton. and leadInn a club from the king attacks dummy's first-bid suit. T»*>sr choices are all no nos. an what's a player to do? In (act West tried a dose of that brtdne palliative called deception. He led the club eight. Since West had disguised his BLOO M CO UNTY annulsh nicely hrforr making the npenlnn Irad. declarer had no suspk-tnn that thr dub right was anything tad an honest card. So. tearing an early de­ fensive m il. hr rose with thr club are Hanking all on thr chance that East held K-x In hearts, h r playrd a trump track lo his Jack. West took the king, playrd the rlub king and gave East a club ruff, and (he defend era still had two ares left to set the contract two tricks Lesson If you are going to make ati unusual deceptive opening lead, don't give It away by agonlilng a long time first Here If West had tranced for any length of lime hr fore the lead, dedarrr might have sensed that something was amiss and have taken the club finesse at trick one. (C IIB H H . N E W S P A P E R EN TE H PRISE ASSN NORTH HUM ♦ K ill v y 171 4 K 4 ♦ A JW WEST ♦ A 4I ♦ IS * 1 u ♦lit KAVT i i ♦ A » 11 ♦ K IT * 4 y i 7•i ♦ 14 M HTH ♦ Q J l *AJ»I 4 J II ♦ Q 1 11 Vulnerable Neither Dealer North W »«t Paaa Nerth 1♦ I* I f Cast Paaa Paw P aw S o li 1* I NT Paaa Paaa O pen in g lead ♦ I by Berk* Breathed �Santord Harald, Sanlord, Florid* — Tuesday. Oacembar 13, 1086 — 71 Couple harrumph at check as a present Ex-addict wants to kick habit on prescription drug D E A R DR. G O T T : t overdosed In Ihr '70s on |x*. USD and PCP. I nnw take Trtavll hut would like MEDICINE la stop I get severe unxlcty and nervousness w Im-u I discontinue the Trtavll My doctor Isn't too supportive. How do I kick this drug? P ETER D E A R R E A D E R : Trtavll Is a G O T T .M .D . Imnqulllzrr/uhlldrpressanl used m treat anxiety or agitation coupled with depression The Issue ol whether to stop or reduce your rn.-*dirat!on Is some­ arrhythmia and endometriosis, thing you shook) dliw iiss with for which I take Indccl, Lanox­ your doctor IVrhap* another, in. Throphllllm- and hormone milder medicine would lx- more shots appropriate lor you. or your DEAR R E A D E R : Vitamin K is emotional problems might be a catalyst (or Ho- production ol helped by co u n s e lin g and certain blood-<lotting factors It psychotherapy Is used by the liver; nenee. wllh liver diseases vitamin K may Don’t slop the Trtavll without medical Mi|ierviMon Hus could not hr s u ita b ly used arid leave a vacuum In your llle that bloodeocigulatlcxi ahoonnalllles should be filled with other may upjM-ar I do not know the cause ol treatment. If your doctor apjM-ars lo lie unsupportlvc in your your biochemical problem. The efforts to In- drug free, request many medic.lie* you are taking referral to a psychiatrist for a are usually not assoclaird with liver iralfuin (km or vitamin K second opinion deficiency. If yrxir hematologist For more Infcrmatkin. I am suspects that visit liver ts not sending you a ropy of my Health behaving appropriately, you R e p o r t ’ ’ H e l p I I — might lie hrl|M-d by a referral lo a Mrnlal/Substance Abuse " Other hrpatnloglsi (liver specialist| or a readers who would like a copy gusiroentrrnlogiM. who should should send $1 with their name Investigate your liver function and address In P.Q. flux 01366, and advise treatment. Your pm Cleveland. OH 44101 3300 Ik- Idem Is an unusual one and, I sure In mention the title suspect will tired Ihr alien I Ion ol s|iei ialisls D E A R DR. G O T T : I vr been To give you osar inlnrmutkm, re c e iv in g v ita m in K shots I am sending you a tree copy of w ee kly for alm ost a year ■ny Health Report, "Medical Without these shots my pro Specialists " Otlw-r readers who thrombin levels lull brtw rrn 50 would like a ropy should send 11 a nd 70 T h e h e m a ln lo g lsl and Ihrlr name and addrrss In speculate* I tiave some liver P O Iktx 913*19, Cleveland. OH damage, hut doesn't know why 14101-3309 Hr surr to men I ton I am 30. do not smoke, drink or the title do drugs I have mild asthma, take allergy studs and have M lltlMH N E W S P A P E R E N ­ mitral valve pmla|>sr. cardMc TERPRISE ASSN A friend in fhe Friendly City Santord Mayor Betty# Smith (left) presents the hey to the city to Sek Yong Chang (center), a South Koroan staying In the home of Tes Powell (right) ol Sanford The presentation took place at the Santord Civic Centor on Thursday, before the South Korean returned with a Friendship Force delegation, which Is visiting Central Florida, to her native country The Friendship Forco organization brings together people ot more than 40 countries in international exchanges as Citizen Ambassadors Quick, enter our Christm as contest There’s a philosopher In each ol us walling for a chance In break mil Herr's your chance Thursday, Dec 15. Is the deadline Ior rntrtes In the f(era/■/ * Christmas rontrst on the topic of "What I'd Like to Give (lie World lor Christmas" and w hy. What do you *rr as the world s greatest need? II you had a hag as big as Santa with something lor everyone, what would you give mankind that It i^lai king? Is there sotnr fond asjMs t ol the Ghost of Christmas Past that modern tunes won't allow you this year? Does a particular sm-lal. Getting HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol TO U R B IR T H D A Y December 14. 1BRH The more umlilllous asjirt is ol i your personality will hr seem lualed In the year ahead You will set a rewarding ttmrsr lor yoursell and you'll have the tenacity and motivation lo *rr it through to success S A G IT T A R IU S <Nov 2:ilVc 2 I| Th is Is a good day to concentrate your ellotts on (1■lam Ml mailers you Ire I can tie Improved upon The aspects Indleale ymir earnings could l*r Incrrasrti II you go ataiiit it p ro p e rly, S a g m a rliis . treat yourself to a birthday gift Send tor your Astro-Graph predictions tor the year ahead by malting 41 to AstroTirajih. c/o this news|m per, I’ O. liny !II42H, Cleveland. (Ill 44101 342H Ik- sure to state your /(Mllae sign C A P R IC O R N (Dei 22 Ian lt)| Even though you might Im* a utile more talkative than usual today, your listeners will find what you have lo say Is both convincing and constructive A Q U A R IU S Man 20 Teh I'M environmental, or religious e a u s c p u l l at y o u r heartstrings? Your thoughts need not hr proton ml only sinrerr Wr invite our readers to mall us nr bring us thetr thoughts. In 50 words or less Please type ot wrile legible Address your perspective to "Gilt lo the W orld.” Sanford Urr.ilil .100 N French A ir Sanlord. TL 32771 Include your name, c ity , age and daytime phone number Entries must be recTtved at I h r Hrr.tl<l by 1 p m on Thursday. Selected rrsponsrs will be published In our Dec, 25 Sunday edition imjionunl decision iod.iv so that you won't have lo ask yourself later why you overlooked some critical details L E O lJuly 2d Aug 22) You're likely In tie more skilled than usual today In reconstructing situations that others have left tn disarray There will l>e a definite need for your talents V IR G O |Aug 2.1 Sept 221 Don't Ignore your lM-tlrr Judg­ ment today il It tells you tills is not the lime to move ahead too rapidly In case* wherr old issues are still unsettled Possibilities lor adding to your resources continue to look en­ couraging. Your greatest gains, however, an likely lo come aimed III lalliei unusual ways. PISCES |Tel> 20 Muu h 201 || o |m*s and wishes structured upon realism- premises have good chances ol In-lug hillilled In this cyclr He u piagmattc vis lom ry A R IES IMarch 21 April 101 You're rii|«.dile ol achlrvlug sev­ eral related uhp-cllvrs IimI.iv However to t»e irulv ellective. try lo keep your Intentions •a-i ret as tong as possible TA U R U S (April 20 May 201 Today you might receive some uusolii lied advlee anil sugges lions from an older frtrnil who Is Interested in your welfare. Don't turn a deal ear O EM IN I (May 2 1 June 20| All hough I he locus of your usnoelalrs may In- a mile lu//y today, you're not likely to have any problems /doing In on your targets Steer the course you chart for yoursell CANCER (June 2 1 duly 221 Take lots ol time unulv/ing an married Engagement and wedding lorms are available at the Sanford H erald. 300 N French Avr The completed forma may Ik- accompanied by u pro­ fessional black-and-white photograph tf a pteturr Is d e s ir e d For more tntomiatton. call 322-201 l.ext 34 D E A R ABBY: With Christmas Just around the rom er. I ll bet m any of your other readers arr st niggling wllh this Issue. For years, my In-law-s have sent us rheeks for Christmas Instead of "tangible" gifts, and now my parent* arc sturting lo do the same. I thought of •■ending each of them a cheek, loo. hot my husband refuses to go along with II. saying II Is too cold and Impersonal I heartily agree. Hut why should I nin around shopping for personal gifts for each ol them, then go th ro u g h the trouble of gift wrapping and mailing them on time |wr all live In dllTrrrnt stales), only to rrrelvr a cheek or two In return? None of them are Incapacitated or very old. and (hey have as much lime as wr ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN bring downwind horn c o o k e d ca htiagr R AY ELW ELL. S E A T TL E D E A R ABBY: Mv wile, age 70 and H5 pound* overweight, has Just h e rn d ia gn o se d as a iMirderllnr diabetic, and she ts delighted! It seems ih.it she e ith e r lead som ew here or have. overheard that dlabetk-s have in Neither my husband nor I Is rat whatever they ferl like eating dlfllrult In buy for: w r h.ivr or they risk going Into a diabetic always enthusiastically thanked coma What a bonanza for the them for gilts In thr past. So. I cake and doughnut markrtf thought I'd send them a list of I asked her doc-tor about lilts, praelle.it gilt Ideas |titles o( and In- wagged his linger In my trunks sizes and color* of de­ lace anti salt! sternly "You had sirable Items of clothing) that Ix-iier not Interfere with your they could shop Ifom wile's dirt Site knows what she If. upon receiving (he lists, bus to do'" they still choose to send monev. It's always puzzled me that can I tel) Ihem In the lu tu rr they certain Individuals are able to should contribute the money to rationalize- carrying a dangerous charity in our name? I'd rather load ol weight, hut this dtabrtlr do tluit than get money from thing is a real "daozlr " close relative* because they H EA V Y P R O B LE M don't know what we need or IN S A N T A A N A want and don’t lM*hrr asking. T H E OREGON I N I T IA T I V E D E A R H EA V Y : Either yotif wile's physician didn't hear yotl D E A R OREGON: Accept ihr nr he dldn t understand vnij cheeks graciously, and be grate­ when you told him that youf ful that you wrrr remembered at wife was of the opinion that sli< all (Lots of profile aren't.) Don't could r*t whatever she fell like complain, and don't send any cling to prevent going into 4 lists. diabetic coma According to th e Amcrlc-ari D E A R ABBY: I was 17 and hr Diabetic Association. It a chatM -til was IN We married tight out ol allows hts blood sugar lo tall high school Then c ame World below a certain level, he should War M and In- enlisted. The lung eat something (preferably some­ separation during wartime led In thing high in carbohydrates) to our divorce Wr ImiII i married prevent having a low blood other jienplr and lost track of sugar rearllon— but that is a lar each other. cry (loin rating "whatever they Thirty-nine years later, he want" and II dor* not give !<M-aird me through m y sister diabetic-* permission to stufl and phoned me’ I had been a llitinsrlvrs with sweets Should widow (or two years and he lind a low I i IcmmI sugar reaction occur, been a widower tor four years a diabetic will need a smalt We met "Just (or coffee" and a m o u n t of c o n c e n t r a t e d rediscovered what wr hr*t saw sugar— u 4- to B-ounce glass ol In each other when we were orange Juice will do teen-agers. We remarried, and the la»l seven years have been the best years ol our lives These (Problems? Witts to Dtsr Abby. two senior citizens were given a For a ptrsonsl, unpubtlshsd second chance for love isply, sand ■ veil addressed, DICK A N D JA N E •tamped envelope to Dear Abby, IN P H O EN IX P.0. Box 69440. Los Angslst, Call! 90069 All correspondsncs D E A R A B B Y : R e g a rd in g Is confidential.) m arrying your ex "It's like L IB R A ISept 23-Orl 231 II you leeI your past performances have earned ycni some sjM-dal form of compensation, this is not the day to lie silent aimed your feelings Sjir.ik up SCORPIO lOc t 24 Nov 22) In your Involvements with others iiMlay don l lakr yoursell or the developments too seriously. Us­ ing a little hum or in your approach will put everyone more at rase. in ifiH H . 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However, Jacobson added. "O u r prices arc the same or a dollar or two less than the mall prices," She Mid customers should ask the saleswoman for help, as the store otlcn has styles in slock that are not on display. For collectibles, such as I)cpresslon-eru glassware and figurines, a mall Just ran't match Yales' store, she said. Yates recommends finding out If your glllrrs are collectors, ft riding out what collectibles they collect and what colors would go well In their homes. McLaughlin, a longtime retail businessm an, suggests that shoppers make a list of those for whom they urr shopping They should write down not only u*hut they'd like to gel each [K-rson, lull alternative gilt Ideas. Th e wise shopper then checks the newspaper lor sale* and low prices, hr said |Tj Floyd Theatres I h" i ll T \\ 99C {22J] riw>•a THEY IRON LIVE EAGLE 2n v » » ■ K 2 B lem lJho* , w a rls , motos, and sun spots will RESPOND lo THERAPY. Surgery, Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, ch e m ica l or m e d ica l treatments all available. Lesions ol the skin aro often pre-mallgnanl or malignant and need ear­ ly treatment. C ontact Us At DERMATOLOGY CLINIC 2425 Park Avo. ERNEST SAV CH RISTM AS SK IN BRIEF Santord AND T H R E E MEN & A B A B Y 321-2197 �fN**# *1 — • t — Sanford H t f t ld , Sanford* Florida — T u «» d a y , D a ctm b a r 13, 19M 81—Motwy to Ltn d 2 5 — S p e c i a l N o t ic e s C la s sifie d D ire c to ry & In fo rm a tio n S e m in o le BECOME A NOTAIT SK * I 7 t H w i l i i i tV m * .......................................... ) ( M M O i t l n l i n w t .......................................... 00C ■ 1 7*e a I 1 t lM 0SC ■ I 8:00 A.M. • 7:00 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • N*sn ........................................................... ) Um i I M u r i f i M M Im m *i i m w IN n par* *o to* D a M i l l i M r »b * n m I M CM* l « M « M I« » l » M *m I I JO A M M « . * o , Announcement! 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D » cambar 4 A I I ISS4 D C* xc Iran accused of executing prisoners U n it e d P ro s e In t e rn a tio n a l LONDON — Iran im» In rreent inonihs been i .iftv mu out the bi|(j£r»( w>a*r of c M t utkmi of political prisoners since the early lOHOs. Atnnesiy Inlrrnailonal said In a report that Inin quickly denounced Monday. The London.based human rights or^anl/altiin said there had been more than 300 confirmed executions since Ju ly but thal was "only the Up of (hr iceberg and (he true tula! could run into thousands." *'Our fears are heightened because Ihtmsdnds of political prisoners nrr still held In Iran and because many of those executed recenilv had )>cen Imprisoned without trial." Am nesty said In the report published for release Tuesday. . A s|Mtkrsman at the Iranian Kmhassv In lam don rrltlrU e d the re(x)rt as part of an aitrnipl lo diminish Ih r SUCCCM of a cease fire reached lids August Itetween Iran and Iraq, suspending lheir H year-old war. "Since the establishment of ih r cease-fire and billowing sincere and serious support made by the Islamic republic of Iran lo bringing pcarc lu the area, certain Western media use unfounded and Inul allegations about the internal situation In trail." he said "W e lielleve lhal kind of rumors are published by elements who could neither participate In a (K-acrful situation nor witness I he linn und genuine efforts of (tie Iranian authorities In ih r establishment of an everlasting peace and lustier.'* Amnesty International officials, who said ihc recent round of executions was Ihc worst since C E L E B R IT Y CIPH ER C■mn>Lfhv in^agtiMB v i tfieteB Pmnvm pen wh* pmmr4 fetf ' H BuMihona Of Im M k» mt»m <A«> K X V C I F M R V M C X P 6 X V 6 J C Q M X H R W S C O X 1 V Q D H K M R Q R G H I F F G X t M J P S J M the early IDHOs. said they were sending a list ol political prisoners to the Iranian government for comment. T h e lemrtnn office of the People's Mnjahedin ol Iran, u dissident group based In Baghdad. Iraq, claimed Ih rrr had been 12,000 exrcullone by I h r regime of Ayatollah Kuhollab Khomeini Most of the dead were suspected members or sympathizers of the PMOI but some were believed to be members of Ih r Iranian government who support Ayatollah Montazert. Khom eini’s drslg nalrd successor. Amnesty said the allegations had hern con firmed In public statements made by Iranian authorities in the past few days. Including otir by President Sayrd All Khamenei. When asked If Khamenei had confirmed Mir executions, us Amnesty claimed. Mir embassy spokesman said the Iranian president "said no such tiling " In lls report. Amnesty said one woman dug up a man's corpse with her bare hands a* # h r searched for her husband's body In Tchrm t's Ja d rh Khavaran cemetery In August T h e re m e te ry Is k n o w n co llo q u ia lly as "lanatabad." or “ place of the dam ned." where unm arked, shallow graves are reserved for executed political prisoners. " T h e stench of the corpses was appalling but I started digging wtth m y hands because It was Important lor me and m y two little children that I loealr m y husband's grave." the woman told Amnesty. The face of the body she unearthed was covered wttli blood, hut was not her husband Relatives did locate the grave days later. Mrr husband was arrested by Revolutionary Guards In early 1985 and tortured. Amnesty said At a sum m ary trial he was too badly Injurrd to he aware of the sentence given him . Amnesty also said a recently executed student was held without charge nr trial since his ntTcst In 19H2 at the age of 16. while another victim w as 17 when arrested In I9HI and sentenced lo I I years imprisonment for sup|H>illng the PMOI • • H X E N J O V Y * N s f y i f n l [ P I k c . • — SO Z J V W I F C M I J V . PREVIOUS SOLUTION "You don't hirb to dbfprv* your moltipr'* lor* You tiara to 0#»•/»# your lathar a " — Robprt Frott JIT G F R O M F I O R I D A s Sanford Herald Classified Advisors will be available Monday through Friday 8 AM •7 PM Saturdays 0 AM - Noon Now, placing a Classified ad is easier than ever! Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 O M R H J H I SNt NEED A JOB? 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FI ★ ★ ★ ★ Sanford Herald IF YOU ARE NOT AN EARLY BIRD 1 THIS JOB'S FOR YOU 10AM TO 7PM SMtrr AVAILAIIE LatacWa Martin* Cantor p c d ll Fail ar part tuna TAM la H*M and 1PM I* 11PM th in, * .* ii d a Nan pay tea la1 Came and taAa a laia at aia wearier rated facility where mecetice m e a iv r e i are bain* lm I by atl lerait at Hall 'attar at ice n r l Ing C a n i a t t OCbAbV M ANOd at N May If A rj DaAary. 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Just follow these instructions. 1. A d s w ill be scheduled to run for 10 days. 2 Price of item m ust be stated in the ad and be $100 or less . 3. O nly 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4 . You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. 5. A vailable to individuals (non Com m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6 . The ad m ust be on the form shown below and either be m ailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford H erald C la ssifie d Department. 7. Ad w ill start as soon as p ossib le. 8 . C la ssifie d M anagem ents d e c isio n on copy acceptability will be final. MAIL T O : Sanford Herald Classified Ads P.O. Box 1657 Sanford. FL 32772 1657 • O N LY O N E ITEM • MUST IN CLUDE PRICE • S100 OR LESS PRINT A0 HERE: PERSONAL GIFTS 1ANFORO F LOWE R SHOP TF*l CemmarcUl 11 ■laniard m ttn _______ IB C A IU B C ISLAND J l t t t LRY Cu%*omir#<f G ifti for Th# MTso*# fomily* C«9#t# .#*#) f f 4 R#p#«r S#e*rc# lie ; L f rrenh Av# . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 13, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1988. 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>, December 13, 1988; <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/f7058a930e2f36140118a7fd0bc9fcae.pdf f5e847735cba2db814483c4f4ac55098 PDF Text Text 25 Cents - Decem ber 12, 1988 Sanford Herald Bltt Year. No 95 - Santord. Florida Howell: ‘No debate’ NEWS DIGEST Sanford candidates plot different courses |BRIEFS Spurned lover turns killer By BR AD C H U R C H NKW ROCHELLE. N Y - A 7 0 yrar-old man Infuriated by a woman who spurned him killed a man and wll|(tiily wounded two policemen Sunday. holding officer* ut Iwy more than three hours at a rooming hnuar before surrendering, pollrr said The Injuries to the officer* werr not lifethreatening. authorities said A 'rllow boarder said auspert W ill.am MrFadden. 70. toll' nlm In-fore- t.tr siege that he was angry at having spent ht* Christmas shopping money on a woman who later Jlhed him Herald staff writer ____________________ SANFORD — James Sweeting III. the top vote g n trr In the three wav race for District I city commissioner, challenged lam Howrll. Ills opponent in the Dec 20 runoff, to two debate* but llow rll rejected Ihe pro|M>sal today. Swrellng also suggested a plan lor developmen! of the Luke Monroe waterfront Referring to the debate challenge. Unwell said. "I received all my votes in the (Dec HI election by knocking on door* and that * wba* 1 am continuing to do." Howell said today Sweeting said he ha* reserved the chamber «>1 commerce building for 7 p m Wednesday and Friday nights ior a debate on the issue*, but that he Is willing to debate Howell at arty lime nr place Hr said he would welcome Invitation* from any organisations or rfvlc groups in District I to dlscusathe issues, with or without llow rll C ity m anager proposes staff reorganization Trains crash in London LONDON — Two passenger »mtn» and an engine hauling empty roach- • n ashed near one ot Umdon t busiest rail Intersections during the morning rush hour Monday, killing at least 25 (K-oplr and prrhap* as many as 50. ambulance official* said At least another 150 |tassetigrrs werr reportrd injured, according to British Broudca-Mng Corp. and Independent Telev tston News reports By BR A D CHURCH Harald stall writer F:>m United Prect International reporta |INSIDE □ W orld Q uake reliet planes crash LENINAK.»N. U S S R — Sevrn crewmen werr killed wlien a Yugoslav plane carrying medical suppllei for Armenian earthquake victims crashed Monday near the rll> of Yerevan, a day allrr a Soviet cargo jet on a similar mission went down with Ihe loss of 78 lives The I wo plane crashes came as rrsrurrs raced to reach people still trapped beneath Ions of rubble sis day* allrr Ihe earthquake devastated a wide area of Armenia, killing lens of thousands of people The Yugoslav agency Tanjug said thr gust.iv news or Yugoslav airplane, a Suvlel built An I2 propjet crashed at 2:23 a m. Monday □ Sports Bears clinch NFC Central Chicago and Minnesota entered Sunday expected to brat up on weak sister* from their NFC Central That would set up a showdown between the Hears and Vikings In the season •male for the division title and NFC s best record. Hoi something funny happened on the way In Week 16 - the Detroit Linn* pushed tile Hears lu the limit, and the Green Hay Puckers pushed the Vikings out of contention for Ihe division title. At Chicago. Krvto llullcr kicked u 32 yard field goal with lour remaining to lilt thr Hears It. a 13-12 triumph over Detroit and hand Chicago Its llflh straight NFC Central title Tw o-truck crash A Seminole County rescue team works lo troe Ihe driver of fhl« dump truck following an accident today shortly after 1 am on Stato Road 46 near lako Markham Road The drivers ot a DlsposAII. Inc garbage truck and the Horald stall writer NFL SCORES ____ 10 New England... Tampa Bay....~. -7 (OT) 37 Buffalo.......... — ......... Los Angolas Raiders.. S A N F O R D - The Longwood Health Center may be moving to Casselberry Dr Jorge Deju. director ot the county Health and Human Services Department, ha* proposed moving the south county health c linic from . ..... it* current cramped quarter* at 171 W Church Avr . Longwoud. to more spacious quarters In the Live Oak Center on Live Oak* Houlevard in Casselberry III* recommendation 1* to In­ considered by Seminole County Commissioner* during their meet­ ing Tuesday. Moving the center would allow the ....... ....... - ....... . i...... piim-nt clinic to expand Itom u It*. current working area of 2.718 square leel to 6.220 square leel. Deju said People watting for service at the existing laingwood facility now liequrtitly overflow Into thr parking lot T h e new location w ould he equally Hcccstble for Altamonte Spring*. Longwood and Casselberry resident*, thr principal use rs ol ihe smith sooth rountv county facllllv. fuclllty. Delu Deju *ald said Mnntyc Reamer, assistant county administrator, said the Live Oak lat lilt) would cost up to to $5,400 a m onth Th e current b uildin g, owned Ivy the courtly and apprutsed at $160 000 is bring eyed lor purchase by Longwood lor city ulllces. Deju said See Center. Page 5A 21 San Francisco.........................- .................... 30 New Orleana................................................. 17 Seattle--------------------- ------- ------ ................ ......42 Do n vor Mack dump truck from Maggie Woods Trucking of Ocala were both lakon lo area hospitals for treatment Police and hospital officials could release no turthor Information al press time SANFORD — 4 itv Manager Frank Faison wants to reorganize |m M of thr •tty government stall Faison's rrcomnirndatlone. described es a lightening of the stall, t* |>artlally necessitated by the retirement on .Ian 27 of Henry Tamm J r longtime city <Ink ind finance director. Th e proposal, which Includes splitting Gw position* ut city clerk and tlnanee dlrertor. will be presented to the « -Iy m ru iTiJrtm tonight Reside* splitting those duties between two people Faison recommend* transferring |»art <•! the ad mlnlslrutlve *rrvt«r* department 10 the llnanre departm ent under the direction ot an ad mlntslrallve *rrvi<r* chief The remainder of live adi. t.isiraiivr srrvf e* department would become a |M-r*onnel department fveark.l by a personnel director All pvslllon* would tve lilies* by current city employees under the pr»|>osal. and the result of these and other proposed realignment* would tve a reduc tIon In cost * of $7.441. f aleon said He propose* ileal the current deputy rlty clerk and necretary to I be City manager. Jan Ikmalvoe. Iiecome city clerk and also remain sec retary In the rlty manager Carolyn Small, now live city's chief accountant and u f 'eridied Public Acrounlanf. would become finance director Ihe lloance department would have three division* ihe direeicir. with a secretary and a clerk-typist; ihe acruuntlng divftlon. con sisimg c»< chief acrounlanf. budget analyst and two ai counting c letk* and the admtntsttallve services divtaon Heading Ihe administrative service* division would Is- Kim Smith, who l* now administrative services director The move would Is- »« voluntary redoclton In |s*stlioo for Smith Futsoo I* recommending that Tim Mcl'auley. who was hired tecrnllv as a personnel technician, become personnel director. In charge of two secretaries a beiiellt* technician and a personnel technician Faison said McCauley has 16 years of experience and I* l.cmllUr with the regolaiton* that musl he compiled with Faison said the- personnel department's lunritotis. now contained In the administrative service* dr|MHutent. have expanded greatly, mostly as a result ot federal regulations Bee Staff. Page 5A Longwood Health Center may relocate By J . M AR K BA R FIELD Pag# 2B "Howell *ald. "I've been gelling Ihe Issue* u< in*** lo Jienplr face to face I've got «> make a living, and I ve got to inrel the people." he said In rrsitoiiM to Sw rr' log s Invitation todelwle Sweeting promised to ts*'ie dally statement* on Isaur* com rrning the district until the day of the run-ofl , , I am p r o v in g that the city commission. U»r downtown merchants council and the chamber of commerce form a John committee lo look ai wliat can hr done t» improve thr waterfront lirtwent Interstate -I and Mellonvllle Avenue, tie Bee Debate. Page 5A ..................................- ..............— — — ' 4 A ttention all bell-ringers; Salvation Army wants you By GLORIA BUCCO Herald correspondent S e e S p o rts SANFORD — Sign* of tltr holiday season urr scarce In INDEX F lo rid a ............... mu H o ro sc o p # ........ flB N ation ................ ........7B P o o p lo ................ 8B P o llc * ......... 7B S p o rts .,,,......... . .......SA W oa thor............ W o r ld ................. Editorial............ .......$ B Partly cloudy and m ild today Today will In- wet. c o o l, c lo u d y and windy, .lost a teat, because It's going to gel worse. Cold to­ night with tempera turrs III thr -tO* and rain likely to got with the north wind. T o ­ morrow even colder. SUBSCRIBE T O ^ Y o u won't see snowy landscape*. Irosly window*; steamy breath or wool milieus Hot one familiar sight will greet Christmas shopper* rushing from store to store tn-ll ringer* representing the Salvation Arm y already are sollelllng donation* for their kettles . „f Thai'* true again ibis year even ibough a shortage «>f bell ringers exists and tlie Salvation A rm y ha* bad lo rrsort to advertising to hire enough of Ihe wotkrra. lleiMiinlm! the dav after Thanksgiving mid lasting until Christmas Eve. nearly 200 In-ll ringers will lake turn* Malting 14 different location* In the Sanford area Mostly volunteers, the Salvation Army depend* heavily on civic clubs that provide the men who do Ihe ringing Uist year, according to H . Sam Flanigan, commanding officer of lItc Salvation Army of Seminole County. 52 people Iron) the Klwanls Club alone helped with the Iwll ringing Ringers range In agr from 12 years, lo one gentleman in Ids 70* who Mis r.dlirr Ilian stands near Ills lo-tilc lo tlic same location year alter year. Flanigan hopes lo raise In-tween $30,000 and E3S.000 from bis kettles this season "W r raise atn.ui one-third «* our total operating budget at Christmas. Flanigan f Bee Bells. Page 5A PSetaX, LMI X* Ozie Davis, right, rings up another donation at Sanford Wal-Mart. TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEW S COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE FLORIDA BRIEFS 17 Florida thrifts broke Delray Beach ticket w ins jackpot United F r a il International TA L L A H A S S E E — Somebody bought a Lotto ticket In Delray Beach worth I 2H million ilollam. Florida Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul said Sunday. "Th e holiday season Is going to be really exciting for someone In Palm Beach County," she said. The Delray Beach ticket was the only one to match all six number* drawn Saturday In the weekly Lotto game. The winning numbers werr H. 12, 13. 18. 30 and 44. The owner has 1HO days to claim the prize. An absense of winners the last two weeks, plus strung sales In Ihe early pan of the week boosted the Jackpot to an estimated 528 million. The prize Is the largest since two slstrrs from Indlantown. Mary Ellen Snipes und Maxine Johnson, split a 8 3 1.52 million jackpot on Oct. 25 Since then winner* from Jacksonville, St. Cloud. Winter Garden und Miami claimed a combined total of 834.70 million In prize money. The recent pair of rollovers broke a five-week winning streak In Ihe L O T T O game Paul estimated this week's Jackpot at 88 million. W A S H IN G TO N - Seventeen Florida savings and-loans have gone Insolvent nt n potential cost to taxpayer* of 82.25 billion, a newspaper reported Sunday. Those 17 Florida thrills owe more than they are worth, and continue to lose even more money, the Tallahassee Democrat reported. As of June 30, they owed a combined 8759 million mote than they were worth, according to the Federnl Home Lean Hank Hoard Ten of the thrifts have been taken over by federal regulator*, but all are still open for business. In the j>ast. federal regulators would fire a fulling savlngs-und-loans managers and merge or liquidate the thrift. But because so many thrifts are falling nationwide, re­ gulators are postponing liquidations until they figure how to cover the costa Regulators say It will cost between 850 billion and 8100 billion to sell, merge or close ail the Insolvent ttuklls In the United Stalrt. The longer Ihe government drtays those shut-downs, the more expensive (hey become Bundy to die next year, experts predict MIAMI — Death penally experts arr predicting Ihe U.S. Supreme Court will denv Ted Bundy's latest appeal, clearing the way for Florida toexccui* him In the electric d u ll .,l 1989. "The word Is that Ted will go earty next year — lair winter or spilng." The Miami Herald quoted Michael Badelet, a University of Florida sociologist and expert on capital punishment, ns saying Common wisdom i-mon;. death jtcnaiiy r ,«*rts Is that tfe Supreme Court will deny the 62 page pet'ttcn delivered to P • court 12 minutes hrfore the d'-wlgnatrd film* deadline De»*. 15. the newspaper reported Sunday. tstudy, nuw 42 was convicted in 1979 of bludgeoning lo death Florida State University students Lisa Levy and Margate t Bowman at the Chi Omega sorority house In Tallahassee. He was convicted In 1980 of kidnapping and murdettng 12-ye :r-old Kimberly Leach of Lnkr City. Bunny received three death sentences lor those murders and remains a suspect In the murder* of 33 ther women, mostly in the Pacific northwest The Supreme Court petition claims Bundy was mentally Incompetent to stand trial, that wltnr-sars against him should not have been hypnotized to “ refresh" their memories, and that Bundy was not represented by competent legal counsel If the court rejects the petition. Gov. Boh Martinez Is expected to Immediately Issue a new death warrant. It would be Bundy's founh. U nited Frsss International MIAMI — A Martel boat HR refugee claiming hr had a bomb Hied to hijack a TW A Jetliner from Puerto Rico lo Cube Sun­ day. bul tile plum- landed >n the Turks and Caicos Islands, where he disem barked apparently thlnkl,.g hr war In Cuba. a-, airline official said. No one was Injured and the s u s p e c t . F e lix S a n c h e z Rodriguez. 26. of Miami, was arrested, said TW A spokesman Robert Htallner. TW A Flight 469. with 121 passengers and seven crew members, left San Juan at 11 a m. ENT en route to Miami, but landed In Grand Turk around an hour later. Blattner said, adding that reports Indicated Rodriguez walked off Ihe plane thinking he was In Cuba Shortly after taking off from San Juan. Rodriguez gave one of the sir war desses a Inter de­ manding to be taken |o Cuba, said FBI spokesman Paul Miller In Miami The suspect claimed to be ablr to detonate an explosive device stored In an overhead baggage compartment using his wrtstwulch Rodriguez, who doesn't speak English, relied on another pas­ senger to communicate with the crew. Miller said One witness said she saw tears In Ihe eyes of Rodriguez, who reportedly wanted lo go to Cuba to see his sick mother. The pilot landed Ihe Boring 727 at Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands because II was Ihe closest ulrjiori al I hr lime. Blattner said. The Turks and Caicos Islands. 560 miles soulhrast of Miami, became a British possession In 1766 and a separate British colony In 1973 und Is a geo graph ical extension of the Bahamas The islands have only 8.000 Inhabitants Rodriguez was despondent over thr poor health ol Ills mother In Cuba. Htallner said "Thai was Ills aim. to gel lo Cuba." TA L L A H A S S E E — The stair Department of Professional Krgulatlon may have broken the law when It ugreed lo lease spare In a private office park, according to a preliminary report from Florida's Auditor General. When lawmakers learned of the lease last spring, they passed a law prohibiting DPK from moving out of an existing state building into Innovation Park and ordered the auditor general loin .,•*ligate. An analysts presented to the Legislature at the time said the lease at the office park In Leon County would have cost taxpayers 88.9 million more than comparable space In a stale office building. The nhulvsl* also *afd (hill a c-rniatrurtloii manager, bond lawyers and a private leasing linn earned another 81 ftYnttluin under the complex financial arrangements. The auditor's preliminary findings, released this weekend, said elements of the lease “ may have created an Improper restriction" on the use of state money DPR has until Friday to (lie a written response la the auditor's tentative filings. DPK Secretary Larry Gonzalez declined comment on the preliminary report, saying he had not yet read It Arson suspected in K m art fire H A LLA N D A LE — Arson Investigators today were trying to determine the cause of a fire which forced (hr evacuation of more than 100 pcoplr ut a K mart filled with Christmas shopper*. None of the shoppers wrre Injured In the fire Sunday nt the store in the Diplomat Mall Tw o employees were treat for smoke inhalation and another suffered a broken foot after being knocked Into a counter by another worker, and a Hallandale firefighter with debris In hts eye was treated at the scene. Most of the people left the store without panicking after smoke began billowing from a back comer of the store, ofltclals said. "The y seemed lo he fairly calm." said employee Linda Goodman. "Mot! people wanted to pay for their stuff. Most customers didn't want lo leave their carts." From United Press International reports The dally number Sunday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 408 UStraight Play (numbers In exact order) 8250 on a 50ccnt bet. 8500 on 81. f Box 3 (numbers in any order) 880 lor a 50 cent bet. 8160 on 81. Box 6 (numbers In any order): 840 tor a 50cent bet. 880 on 81 Straight Box 3- 8330 In order drawn. 880 in any ordor on a 81 bet L’ Straight Box 6 8290 in order drawn. 840 II picked in combina­ tion on 81 bet EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Today...rainy arid root. High near GO. Wind northeast 15 mph. Rain chance HO percent. T o n ig h t...m o s tly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of ruin. Wind north 15 mph Tuesday., decreasing cloudloess ..cool and breezy. High In th mid lo upjx-r 50*. Wind northwest 15 to 20 mph Monday. December 12, 1968 Vol 81. No 95 P O S T M A S T E R Sand a d d rttl than f a , N T H E SANFO R D H ER A LD . P 0 Box H I T , Sanford. F L « m Homo D o lly a .y; ) M onth), t i l M i 4 Month), IM .M i Yaar, 111 to In Italy M ail: 1 Month) 1)1 M i 4 M ont*), I l f . M l Yaar. 444 40 Out Of S lila Mail Thraa Month) t i l 44; 4 Month) 140 14j Yoar i n 00 Phona (44/) M l M il I lilatiner said Rodriguez ar­ rived In the United Staler- from Cuba during the 1980 Marlrl boat lift Pasaenger Tom Patrt of Vrro Beach. Fla., said thr pilot an­ nounced over the Intercom ayslrm that thr plane would have to make an emergency landing In Cuba and dearer-! from 31.000 feet In seven minute*. Rodriguez refused at first to believe hr was tn Cuba, bul got of! the plane after the crew Instated they were there. Pair! said, "We feel the crew handled It (lawlessly," Blattner said of the ordeal. The TW A pilot, whose name was not released, pressed charges against Rodriguez tn Grand Turk, about 250 mile* east of Cuba. Blattner said hr was unsure what the charges wrre. but that Hodrtgurz was being held by Bahamian of final*. ______ Miller said the FBI is continu­ ing It* Investigations Into Ih* matter and will discuss wllh Ihe U.S. Attorney s Office whether to file air piracy Charges Lidia Vasqurz of Puerto Rico, said she saw tears tn Rodriguez's ryes She said he was careful saying hr would not threaten thr passengers and that they should keep calm. "I told him lo take it easy," Vasqurz said Patrt said he didn't brllrvr Hodrtgurz. who was wearing a tight T-shirt, was carrying a bomb "Me made no personal threats tn thr passengers." After authorities searched thr plane. Including thr passengers' higgugr. It left thr Turks and Caicos at 5:15 p.m ESI and arrived nt Miami International Airport at 6 46 p.m , where family members and friends of passengers aboard the flight walled. “ T h e y s a id t h e y h u d m echanical problem s So I walled They said that they have sent thr mechanics down." Mid Marla Torres It's called a cocaine cookie Sanford police technician Sharon Sheafer examines a “cocaine cookie" and 84,381 soirod from a Sanford man following a Up Albert T. Armstrong, 20. 1320 Williams Ave., was arrested at about 9 30 p m Thursday and police roportod finding the cash In his glove compartment and tho cocaine In his clothing FLORIDA TEMPS M 'A M I IU P II - F tor Ida Jr how- tympana tura) and rainfall al I a m E O T today Hi U Ri'f* City I 91 Apalachicola Cra)l*ta* Daytona Baoch Fori Laodardata ForlM yo rt G am ut, illy Jacktoncilia Kay Wav! Latatarvt Miami Orlando Pamacota Vacatofa Bradanton Tal!aha))oa Tampa Varo Batch Wa)t Palm Batch if if <3 If ,o~» 041 0u •0 TO 0 0 ) 90 U on It 4) 1 10 11 41 I 00 •o n on 71 *f i u •J 71 O lr 74 |7 0 0) 4* 41 0 4) 77 If 0 ft *) 4) 0 44 74 )» I 1) I ) 44 0 70 B) i f 0 1 ) NATIONAL TEMPS City A fwim l Attnnyaarquaty Anchoragain AthatiHacy tf 'V J' a ,------------- * Atlantapc V A I^ " Billing) at DkrmingHiffi t y FR ID A Y S A TU R D A Y TH U R S D A Y W EDNESDAY TU ESD A Y Bivm arck pa Clear 71-82 C lo ud y 62-40 PtyCldy 72-48 Cloudy 8 8 -8 8 P tyC ld y 82-42 Dotton>y Brown),,li* It, pc ButUlopc fiuftiftgtanV? if STATISTICS Chactatton K cy TIDES MOON PHASES Chartolly N C ty Chicagop< TUESD AY! The high temperature In San­ Cincinnati )y SO LU N A R T A B L E : Min. H 40 ford Sunday was 68 drgrrrs and Ctauotandp< F IR S T Colombo) iy a.m.. 9:10 p.m,; MaJ. 2:30 a m.. Ihe ovcrnlghl low was 57 as Oailotf Dec 10 2 55 p.m . T ID E S : Daytona reported by ihe University of Otrt.tl ty Da) Momot cy Beach: highs. 10:40 a.m.. 10 56 M i i r i , l , t A g r h u l t m , i l Mcsc . i n b Do1ro>lpc p m.; lows. 4:22 a.in.. 4:58 p.m.; and Ed neat Ion Center. Celery Duluth ini New Sm yrn a Beach: highs. El Pitot? Avenue. 10 45 u.m., 1161 p.m.: tows. Recorded rainfall during the Front, III*pc NEW * - goty 24-hour (feriod ending al H u.m. r1 Dec 30 -1:27 a m . 5.03 p in Sebastian Hartfordly In le i: highs. 10 50 a.m„ 10:16 Monday totalled 0.60 Inch. Honolululy p.m.: lows. 4.09a.m.. 504 p.m. Houttonpc The temperature at 9 a m PC today was 58 degrees amt Sun­ JInd-anapotll action Min in day's overnight low was 57. as Jacllonylllof BOATINQ BEACH CONDITIONS re co rd e d by the N a tio n a l KaniaiCltypc Lai Vagal ly Wralhcr Service al the Orlando lllllo Sock pc St. Augustine lo Ju p ite r Daytona Beach: Waves are 4 Lot Angola) ty International Alr|>ort. Inlet - Small craft advisory Is In lowitailfapc lo 6 feel and rough. There Is a Mamphttpc e ffe c t C u p c C a n a v e ra l strong current (o Ihe smilli wllh Other data Miami Baacficy northward .. Small craft rxcrrisr u water trt:i|>erature of 64 de­ cv H u n d s y '■ h i g h ....................... 74 caullon elsewhere south of Cape Minnaapotu in (^Barom etric pressure..30.04 grees New Sm yrn a Beach: NathrlUa ty Canaveral... Today,..from Gape ( Relative h u m id ity..... 93 pet Waves are 4 fret and choppy. NamOrlaantcy C a na ve ra l n o rth w a rd wind Nan Vorl >y C W inds............. North. 12 mph Current I* lo ihe north, with a northeast 20 to 25 kls Sens 5 to ( Rainfall.........................SB In. OilahomiCiifpc water temperature of 64 degrees Omahacy H It Hay and Inland waters Sun screen factor: 14 ( T o d a y '! sunset...... 8:30 p.m. If rough. Phovfti* if ('T o m o rro w 's sunrise.....7:10 O -, © i uses 4ii } mi Socond C la n Potlao* Paid al Sanlord. Florida m il The 17 Insovrnt Florida ihrlfls urr Freedom SAL. of Tampa, which owes 8209 million more Ilian II has. Hcacli FSALA. ol Boynton Beach 884 6 million In debt; and Broward FSALA. Sunrise down 8100 mil­ lion. Also. First FSALA. (.argo, down 875 million. First FSALA of Fiord a Key*. Key West, down 842 4 million: Cypress SA (renamed Secor Bank). I’lanlailnn, down 827.4 million. Financial Sccurit* Delray Beach. 816.1 m illio n ; and Southern Flortdabanc. Bora Raton. 8109 million In debt. THE WEATHER S a n fo rd lle v u ld Pvbl.thad Daily to d Sunday. n c t p l Saturday by Thy Sanford Haratd, Inc . M0 N Franc* A r t . Sanford. Fia nrn. Tlte problem Is worst In Texas, where the oil bust has hit the state economy hard. But Florida, even wllh Its relatively sound economy, has more than Its share of troubled thrifts. “ After Texas, as far as Ihe problem goes. Florida Is one of the three or four other slates where there Is a cluster of problems." said L William Sctdman. chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Commission The commission Insures Ihe nation's bank deposits, not thrifts Because the federal govrrnm rnl guaran­ tee* Individual deposits up lo 8HX10OO thflh customers have not suffered any damage from the crunch. But the cost of that guarantee must In- home by the Federal Savings A Loan Insurance Com ­ mission. the deposit Insurance system for thrifts which Is Itself tunkrupt. or by Ihe U.S. Treasury. Industry .malylsts and Florida sav­ ing* and-loan managers said many Florida thriftw had t>crn hurt by poor management, and In some cases outright fraud. They warned that, because Ihe federal govern­ ment uses very liberal standards when determining whether a ihrlll Is insolvent, the problem may actually be worse than I hr government claims. There urr 147 thrills with heudquarlrr* In Florida J e tlin e r h ijackin g fo iled by alert crew Audit: DPR may have broken law LO TTE R Y Regulators say it will cost b e tw e e n $ 50 b illio n and $100 billion to sell, merge or close all the insolvent thrifts in the United States. Nt 44 La J) 44 if :• rt 01 at 44 flf Bcp 4) f» 41 >4 4) )0 01 41 M i] 14 91 Of 47 40 II )4 XJ n 10 M 71 11 » 4) Of 40 }) u 41 44 » M 1) I) II oo II IS V -0! n 01 10 •1 71 44 40 If IS 44 M kl 11 41 41 » 11 »* M 14 100 01 n rt u it ii 40 H 7f rt n a ii 01 » to to M 10 If 0) 40 n 04 if IS n n 00 44 4) �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, December 12, IMS — 3* POLICE BRIEFS Geneva man shot, killed by friend G E N E V A — A 34-year-old Geneva man was shol In death by a lifelong friend who Is dating the victim 's estranged wli'e. Seminole County sheriffs In vratlgulnrs said loday. Janice Wahhers said. Smith was killed at thr hottsc of Robert Craig. 26 Craig, ac­ cording to Investigators, said Smlih came lo his house about four times lust week. Craig lold deputies that S m ith made threat* against him during those visits. The deputies said Ihey believe I he shonl In g was In self-delense, but Ihr Invrsllgatlnneonllmie* Carroll Christopher Smith, of Retreal Road, died at 3627 Harper Lane. Geneva, tit utxnit 1 a rn Sunday He suffered a single 22-callber rlllr shol lo Ihr chest, sh eriffs Investigator W a 11 h e r s s a id S m i t h 's estranged wife, Valerie Rar Sm'th. 25. of 1812 Sharon Court. Oviedo, was at the scene when Smith was killed Mrs. Sml'h. who has hern estranged from her husband for about six month* has been dating Crulg. Wahhers said ■y SUSANLODSN Herald stall writer Body found Sunday SANFORD — The body of a 34-year-old Sanford man was found In his home al 1012 Magnolia A vr. on Sunday. Curl H. H ii Ik- i died ubnul 24 hours before Ihr death was reported to Sanford police at 10.10 u.m., Ikitlrr Chief Sieve Harriet said today Poller are awaiting results of an autopsy performed by Ihr Seminole County Medical Examiner before establishing the cause of death W om an accused of battery w ith an iron FERN PAHK — A woman, who rr(»oriedly told Seminole County she riff's deputies she hit a woman In Ihc head with un Iron when she came home and found the victim smoking crack cocaine wnh her husband. Is charged with aggravated Iraltery. tna Scott Stokes. 24. of 200 Fern Park lilvd.. *304. F*rm Park, was arrested at home at aland 8 28 p m. Saturday. S h r-lJI'i deputies said the victim, who was not ulrti died lo an arrest rrport, suffered a cut to her head. She was treated at a hospital When Stoke* came home, she reportedly said she found her husband with ihr woman They were in the living room Slokrs discovered that $45 was missing from her purse She rr-cnlrrrd Ihr living room and found Ihut her husband had left That's when the victim reportedly jumped up from a seal, startled Stoker, and was till In the track of ihr head with an Iron, deputies repot led. Bond Is $1,000. Smith and Craig wrte tiescribed by Wahhers as "lifelong friends.“ According in Craig's account lo deputies Smith drove up to his home at about la m . Sunday but didn't get out trefore driving away: Smith rclurnrd to Craig's house about five minutes later; Craig and Mr* Smith met Smith al the door They lold Investigators Smith had a knife in each hand Craig, who was armed with a loaded rlllr. according to his account to deputies, fired a single shot into Smith's chest as Smith made threats against his life and also made threatening W ASHINGTON - A classified government rrpori r''*'ornmrnd* spending $50 billion over 20 years to move Iwo plants In the nut lear wrrpons rnmolrx. build five new reactnrs anc( clean up the worst damage from 40 years o f b o m b •m a k I n g . T h e Washington Post reported Sun­ day. Known as the "2010 Repofi,*’ the Energy IV-piirtm.nl docu­ ment. delivered tor review lo ihc National Security Council !»••* week could serve a* -. blueprini lor a wholesale restructuring of the nation's nuclear production system The Post also reported that In a vparutc report, the depart­ ment recommended Ihr spend­ ing ol an extra $34 billion to $66 billion over 40 years for longterm environmental cleanup at Its 17 major production plants. The Energy Department runs the nation's nuclear weapons production. Among the recommendations In the "2010 Rr(xrrt": • Closing Itie Rocky Flats Plant near Den very and I he Feed Materials Production Center near Fernald. Ohio — both of which nave been linked (o massive environm ental con­ tamination. Rocky Flats makes plutonium triggers for bombs and processes waste to rxlract ploionium. The Ohio plant Is a uranium foundry. • Building four small reactors, instead of the one the depart roc nt proposed carttcr this year, at Ihr Idaho National Engineer­ ing laboratory near Idaho Falls and one large reactor at the Savannah River Plant In South Carolina. • Moving plutonium activities out of two facilities. face. Two accused of cocaine trafficking O V IFD O — Acting on a Up ol a vehicle transporting narcotics In their city. Oviedo police rrporl slopping a vehicle and charging the two occupant* with tralllc king In and possession of cocaine Drhhtr Denier Manning. 29. and Jonrhlti Lament. 29. bath of Orlando, were arrested on County Kited 419. Oviedo, al altoul 9 45 p m . Saturday • Police said residue of ■rack cocaine was found In the glove box and on the floor of the vehicle Both suspects ate held without bond Man charged w ith battery A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - Paula Davis Krouse. 39. lold Allamontr Springs poller that when she came home lair al about 5 56 p m Sunday, her huslMtxl hit hrr and pulled her hair for about 30 mlnutrs He Irll asleep and she went to a neighbor's to call (Miller lo Ihrlr home al Ballard St *843-B Karl William Krousc. 28. Is charged with battery Bond Is $500 Two suspects chased, caught A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS — Seminole ('minty sheriffs depu­ ties. who ( based Iwo men into wimmIs o(i Spring Street, rural Altamonlr Springs, during a loud (tarty in thr arra caught and arrested the men Cocaine was reportedly found In Ihelr vehicle and a marijuana clgarrllr was found In the sheriff* car that transported them to jail Brian Frrnall Williams. IN. >4 306 Magnolia Ave„ Altamonte Springs: and Joe Natlirn Itciux. 20. of 476 Ford Drive. Altamonte Springs, are charged with (lossrsston of marijuana and lew* than 20 grams of marijuana Bond Is $2,000 earh T h r arrests were made Sunday ( M an charged w ith burglary of neighbor A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - A man accused of burglarizing Iwo apanmrnla al 713 and 715 S Wymote Road. Allamontr Springs, in November, is jailed Forrest W. Johnson. 29. of 713 S. Wymore Road *3. Altamonte Springs. Is charged with burglary lo an unoccupied dwelling Hr Is accused of stealing stereo equipment In both cases A witness rr|Kirtrdly t<l<-ntlflrd him as u suspect In Ihc burglartrs Hr was arrested al home al 3:15 p in Friday. Bond Is $ 1,000 EMERGENCY CALLS SATUR DAY • 3 35 p m. - 413 K. Sev­ enth St., matlrrsssmoldering • 4 25 p m — Ridgewood Avenue behind Ridgewood Arms, grass lire • 4:41 p m . — Magnolia A v r n u r and A ir p o r t Boulevard, unidentified odor In air. • 8:10 p.tn. — 1604 W 15ih Si..emergency, la-d and linens MMikedwllh kerosene. • 10:34 p.tn — Sanford A v e n u e and A ir p o r t Boulevard, overturned car. • 11:02 p.tn. — 511 Sanford Ave.. emergency, no fire. SUNDAY • 1 0 1 8 u in - 20 14 Adams Ave., medical <all. girl, 13. transported. • • 10:16 a m. 1012 Magnolia Ave.. death, man. 34. • 1:28 p.m. — Seminole Gardens Apt 3, trauma. Ixiy. 3. transported In private vchlelc. • 1:54 p.m. — Lake Mary Boulevard at W inn Dixie Plaza, aulo accident. Injured not transported. Woman. 34; girl. 5: man. 33: man. 35. • 3 02 p.m. 2211 W 13th St., medical call. man. 54. not lran*|)ortcd • 3:04 p.m. — State Road 600 and Airport Boulevard, false alarm. • K 38 p.tn. 1401 W. Seminole lilvd.. grease fire, no smoke or fire damage. • 4:22 p m - 1 I 13 Mvitie Ave. Apt. A. woman. 44. not transported. • 5:31 p.m. — 15th Street and French Aveneuc. trauma, woman. 27. not transported. • 6 31 p in — 400 Palmetto Ave. Apt I. pan Ignited after overheating on stove. •9:44 p in . — 1701 W. 13th St., medical call. man. 53. transported. • 10 p.m. — t ill Magnolia, medical call, woman.’ 83. lrans|Kirtcd. MONDAY • 2 08 u.m. — ('astir Tower Court Apt. 103. medlral rail, woman, 59, transported. The shooting, al this point, appears lo have hern In selfdrfrrisr. Wall hers said But Ihc Investigation continues. An autopsy was performed for Smlih In Sanford Sunday night. Smith. Wnllhcrs said, was an equipment operator for Oviedo Material Co. United F r i l l International OVIFD O — Oviedo poller rrport c barging John Byrd. 55, with aggravated Itaffery after he allegedly hit Lopella Green. 59. In the face with a ,tc3atu rake The incident occurred at alx nit 5 30 p m Sunday at the house Byrd and Green share at C O Division SI. Byru was orr*jtrd Iherr. potter said hreflghlers Irralrd Green s bruised SANF'OND — The following |tersons lace a charge nf driving under the Influrnrr In Seminole County • Mark Nell DeFaull. 26. of 300 F Airport Dlvd *45. Sanford, was arrested al 10 46 p m Sunday uler his wrsthuund cat was seen weaving on Slale Mood 46. Sanlord • Lonnie K Vial. 34. ol 8 0 1 Cherokee Circle. Sanford, at 2 42 u n Sunday, alter hts weaving tar ran oil Luke Mary toulevard. U k r Mary • Robert Perdomo. 36. of 141 Orange Nidge Drive, Longwood. al 12 36 a rn today alter Ills cur was seen swerving on Slate Hoad 436. Altanutntr Springs He is also charged with driving with a suspended ll( ruse • Barbra Jean Mullls. 25. ol Orlando, at 2:14 a m. Sunday alter hrr car with hradllght* turned off was seen wravtg on U S Highway 17-92. Sanlord • William Paul Ihilmadorr. 31. ol Deltona, at 2 03 a in Sunday uftrr hr was sn-n driving erratically on Sanford Avenue. Sanford Craig's sister. Deboraha Ann Craig. 29, of Geneva, was asleep In Craig's living room a I the time of Ihc shooting. Wahhers said. G o v e rn m e n t re c o m m e n d s n u c le a r c h a n g e s W om an allegedly hit with potato rake Several arrested on DUI charges gesture* w ith thr knives Investigators recovered a buck knife ami a long-blade bool knife from Smith They also con­ fiscated Craig's rlllr. ntoic Sr m Crafty Kalla Dorsad. 0. of Tuscawllla, prepares her handmade Christmas gift made during a craft-making seminar at Red Dug Lake Elementary SANFORD - Next fall three Seminole Couniy schools will begin programs to curb the disproportionate num ber of black students receiving suspen­ sion* and expulsions. Acrotdlng lo a u alion aI rr|K>n releaser] today, lhat program cannot begin soon enough The rrpon, prepared by the National Coalition ol Advocates for Students, cites southern states as an arra of juirtlcular concern. It Is based on Inlorni.i tlon from ihc U S. Department of ^duration Some 20 percent, or 3.378 of the nutlon's school districts are represented Roticrt Gray, core program* coordinator of the association, said the study Includes 31 school districts In Florida Based on 1086 slatlstlcs. the n a tio n a l rate of c o rp o ra l punlshmrni Is 3.11 percent of the students, with the punish ment rale lor whites being 1.70 percent and for blacks 12.05 percent. Gray said "Those figures arc still very, very staggering.** Gray said In essence, black students comprise less than 20 percent of the nation’s public school stu­ dents hut account for a much higher rale ol su*jx-ii*Um* anil other forms of discipline, ac­ cording to itic coalition, based in Boston. The updated study concerns an educational Issue that has been hoi for Ihr pa.sl few years. Dr. Monetise Evans, an ad­ ministrative assistant, said to­ day that the Seminole County School Board Is concerned about the Issue, and especially how It relates lo the slate's high perccnlage of student dropout* lots! year the hoard formed a citizen task forre known as the Suspenslon/Expulslon Tusk F'orce. Evans said they meet monthly lo discuss plans for L a k e M a ry E I c m e n la r y . Lakevlew Middle School and Seminole High School. *‘Our main concern now Is to mine up with workable sugges­ tions." Dons Thomas, (ask force co-chairman said this morning The committee Is focusing on Ihr linplt turn Iatlon of reading specialists al schools were at least 25 percent of students arc reading Iwo or more years below grade level, according to Thom ­ as. Other Ideas include a funded community mentor program, and ihc further encouragement of black students. Joan First, director of the coalition that focuses primarily on minority student Issues, said. "Public school discipline falls disproportionately upon any child perceived u* dllfcrvnl. In­ cluding ethnic and religious minorities, poor or handlrupprd children, or those who have limited F'ngllsh proficiency.’* l o reduce the rates of discrep­ ancy. the coalition suggested that school officials Implement a clear, documented disciplinary policy that Is understood by students and teachers. School* also should compile data on student race, gender and ethnicity to Identify trends and help uncover problems Researchers reported that black students receive 31 per­ cent of corporal, or physical punlshmrni. and 30 percent ol sus|>enslons, compared with 60 percent and 59 percent respec­ tively for white students. Although Ihc percentages lor su sp e n sio n s and co rp o ra l punishment arc lower lor black students, black* make up only Hi percent of the nation’s public school population and whiles 70 percent. Because males account for 80 |H-rccnt of corporal punishment and 70 percent of suspensions, black students arc at higher risk for disciplinary action than whites, researchers said " T h e s e v e ry d is tu r b in g statistics — collected after most school excellence reforms — provide strong evidence lhat black students, especially mules, have not rra|>ed a fair share ol the benefits,** said Flrsl • 4 ’ S=.S i ScstcMsarS i • .... .......... • Shop Al D isciplinary program s studied for area students fro m staff and w lr* raports STEAM CARPET CLEANING ■ns t— cpkom G M M U N fr j iw 1 M a iH [lifts M ft N M AYt <XI|f I IF w jt M O H H U t TUI IM M r All tl09 321*1890 WRAP-UP YOUR CHRISTMAS EARLY Call Mechelle NOW 3 3 0 -1 3 0 0 RANDOLPH COURT APARTMENTS 90 Hlddsn Laks Dm* Santord, Florida Hom eowners Insurance? O n e na m e savs it best. T TON Y RUSSI INSURANCE it Ph. 322-0285 * 2 5 7 5 S . 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Eiacunva Editor Mahrln Adkins, Advariulng Oi.actar Home Dr lorry 3 Month*. •It 23. d Month*. *27 00 Yrar. *M 00 In SUtr Mall 3 Month* *20 23. 0 Xumh*. *J< CO. i««.. tod mi Chi . lit r-c-lr Mail .1 Months *21 M : ft Month-. *40 36. Yrar *7* OO EDITORIALS !i Mr. Reagan wisely rejects paraon plea President 'Reagan has wisely rejected pre­ ssure from a handful of conservative senators to pardon O liv e r L . N o rth , the prim e defendant targeted by the special prosecutor's criminal Investigation Into me Iran-Contra affair. Tor Mr. tv*a£ar. t~ h a v- oor.c nrrwtae ..ouid Lave Imrieu .or history e r«ft of unanswered questions atmut th sate of U.S. arms to Iran and the possible lr ja| diversion ot profits to tbe N V a ir ., resistance. Indeed, there ts still no clear rettjfd of precisely who was responsible for man/ of the dealings that engulfed the Keagctt a d ­ ministration In its worst calamity / ARNOLD SAW ISLAK O ut w ith th e old, in w ith the old W ASHINGTON - T h r ir Is an old Washington story that Illustrate* why many of the same old fares seem to be running ihe tederal government no matter wlio wins the elections. Sen. Herbert Lehman. D-N.Y.- retired tn January 1937 after serving as rh jin n »n of the Senate Hanking Committee. Lehman kept a close and critical eye on the U.S. Treasury, frequently demanding detailed answeis tn highly technical questions about Its operations One day after Lehman left town, a reporter ran Into one of the former senator’s top aides on Pennsylvania Avenue. "Where are you working now?" Ihe reporter asked. "At the Treasury." the aide replied "The Treasury? I would have thought one of txhman’s guys would hr the Mat person they would hire. What arr you doing there?" "Du you remember that long list of questions about Treasury policies the senator had me prepare Just before Congress adjourned last fall? Well. Treasury hired me to come down there and answer them." Several conclusions could be drawn from that S itrd o tr On »s that n ' i i l o I go » on lr A ';u.l..u Ut oi of ititctest - 4. Ir people m Washington. Another ts that the b*rstnes« of government rrqu'j; ' ‘•('Is so specialised th * f1 is almoeimpossible lor anyone to do the work right without a long apprenticeship. There has been plenty of debate on the Utter point. PresidrntMl candidates as far bark as Andrew Jackson and i ~ 1■ as recently as George Uudt have vo*v*-d tn a p p l y *’ a n e w broom" when they movr into the While House. All Urge organiza­ tions. private and p u b l i c , d e v e lo p bureaucracies and are rife with polities. Good public officials, like good business cxecr.M ves, know how to use both to (a p p ly "a new make things work broom" whan But because a person they move knows how to turn Into ’ he White wheels In a corpora­ House £ tion dors n*rt m rrn the same results rai. be acniesed a-Mh Ihe ssn iiw iL z h In m u ’" ment. Drrauac so nutnv successful people from the private set lor have arrived in Washington with great expectations and left with m u 1' results, the promise of "new fares" from sn Incoming ? r f > y v * .r f * i Th e White House, however, has rigidly held on to nearly all of the classified information. One of the reported reasons for the ad­ ministration's reluctance to cooperate In the North case is the concern that release of many of the documents would Identify hmv friendly countries such as Saudi Arabia and Israel participated tn thr arms scheme. Such concerns arr Irgltlmutc. of course, but thr White House ought to make a distinction between papers that merely embarrasses other nations or th r United Stairs and those which truly could compromise nutlonal security If made public. Unless the issue of classified material Is resolved between the defense attorneys and thr administration, some or all of thr rhargrs against Mr. North and the other defendants may be dismissed before trial. Such as outcome In this monumentally important case would short-circuit Justice and thr historical record. Berry's World "Shopper burnout I" JA C K ANDERSON W ASHINGTON - Americans spend *IH 5 hill too a year tor brauty that gors only skin deep, without considering the ugly side effects of vanity. Some of the chemicals used in cosmetic* and hair products have hern linked to cancer, birth defects, nervous system disorders arid other Ulnrssrs th e dangerous Ingredients are rarrly banned In fart, the Food and Drug Ad ministration has no authority tn lest rosmet I t s for safety before they an* marketed It ran only Investigate them slier romnUtntS are made The products you spread on your ryrtashes and spray ml your hair cany no FDA seal of approval This Upsr in scrutiny t* a disgrace In a rouplfy where people assume that the A presidential pardon for Mr. North as this early Juncture, before any evidence has been presented or a Jury has reached a verdict, also would have made a mockery of the 18-month probe by special prosecutor latwrence fc. Walsh. It was. after all. Mr. Keagan who requested thr Independent Investigation In the first place in order to restore public confidence In the administration of |usttce. Mr. North’s lawyers have demanded the release of 3.500 secret documents totaling 40.000 (Migrs. Although the special pro­ secutor asserts thut defense attorneys arr deliberately seeking highly sensitive material that is irrelevant to the case. U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell has hinted that some of the classified document may be essential to a fair trial for Mr. North. iciiwtNiwtesMa lariaw m * tn s Beauty aids can do harm Th e President has stressed that 1.. ww* unaware of thr diversion of funds to the Contras and other o*ns. IJut did Mr. N trth and his co-onendanu Jo n n Poindexter. Menard Seeord. and Albert Hakim, act entirely on their own Initiative, or with tacit approval front settlor administration officials, sued as the late C IA Director William Casey? The pending trials to federal cou.1 tn Washington will shed new evidence on these and other still-unresolved questions. Still to be settled, however. Is the poten­ tially decisive m ailer o( how much ciaaat/icd material will be made available In un open trial. prrsidrnt ts taken as seriously as "no nrw taxes." So It was no real surprtsr when the majority of Hush's first lop uppolnimrnts were old hands In Washington Secretary of Stale designate Jumes lU k rr has hern around Washington a dozen yrArs, much of Ihe time In top jobs budget director to-be Richard Damian ts a lU k rr protrge Nicholas Hrady served In Ihe Srnalr and gol a head start as Hakrr s repUremrnt at th? Treasury earlier this year. CIA Director William Webster ts a holdover who learned the Washington ropes as Hit chief. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh and Edu­ cation Secretary Lauro Cavasna also got lime to tirrak In during the last months of the Reagan administration and CarU Hills. In hr U S trade representative «wr Ihe Department of Housing and (Jrtian Development lor 1“resident Ford Just shout the inly real greenhorn named t>> :tuah was K c V n sialiarher. who as commcrte secretary will hr talking more to fellow busi nesamrn than to U^makers and bureauc r r 1* Hush still has plenty of varancirs for ties fz “S. but It lie loiknrs the ucr.d hr set with hi* hr , Ley i p f j ^ ^ n o U . tL* ^ * 1 ^ .“bo i . . Washington be- v u IBs! and >PBf will not bare to use a map to find thr way (nan the While House to the Capitol 'HEY, DAD.CAN 1BC£A LETTERTO SANTA?" DAVID S. BRODER G errym andering begone W ASHINGTON - Rotiert It. Mh tiel tuis a dlstlnciion hr would like to shed T h r House Republican leader has represented Peorta In Congress for the Ust 32 years, and never once lias he been In the majority. Party recordkrprrs say that hr "has thr dubious distinc­ tion of having served longer without interrup­ tion In m inority status than any other Republican In the history of this country.” Michel told the House Republican caucus on Monday. "I wouldn’t wish iliat on any ot you." Hut changing thr makeup of CongressesprcUlly the House-Is a more daunting challenge for R« publicans than breaking Ihe OOP’s grip on ihe White House is for the Democrats fly the lime George Hush finished his first term. Republicans will have held the White House for 20 of the Ust 24 years. Hut in 1990. Democrats will have controlled Ihe House for 30 straight years and the Srnalr for all but six years of that span. While five of Ihe Msl eight Presidents have either failed of election or withdrawn In Ihr lace of strong political opposition, the success rales for members of Ihe House havr increased to the point that 98 out of every 100 seeking re-election arr routinely relumed for unolhrr term. T h r Constitution envisaged Ihe House as the most sensitive barometer of changes In pollllra! mood, hut the "Incumbent lock" makrs II a twiromrlrr at all Realistic Re­ publicans know that In Increase thr rnm prlltlvrnrsM of House races, at Irasl three major changes must lie made First, distinct lines would have tn tie redrawn to encourage competition, not protect Ihr maximum number of safe Incumbents T h r rrapimlntmenl following the 1990 census will provide an np|M>rtunlly. bul Republicans’ persistent weakness In thr legislatures cripples Ih rlr chances of winning many clearly partisan Unties. So ihcy must work with nonpartisan groups. Including those seeking to enhance thr power of under-represented minorities. In litigation aimed at challenging the sweetheart dlsirtclilng designed by In­ cumbents of both parlies Michel Is launching his own rrdlsirtrtlng task force, but a crucial role ran lie played by the Justice Department If Attornry General Dick Tomburgh ordrrs II lo take an aggressive stuncr In opjiosltion to pro Incumbent ger­ rymandering-whichever parly Is responsible. T h r second area Is campaign flnunrr. Competition will rrmaln rare until Ihe parties or putillr financing provide most challengers enough money In gri their names known and thrir messages heard Even then, challenger vic tories will be uncommon unless some way Is found in curb thr gross advantage Incum­ bents now exploit m collecting money from political ncllon committees ll’ACs) unit other access seeking eontrtbutors In this vest's House races. R3 rents ot every I’AC dollar went to Incumtirntx a huge harrier in politirul change In the past, many Republican incumtirnia have opposed rules changes aimed at helping challengers Hut Michel laid his colleagues tie wants a thorough rrvlew ut thr purlv position on campaign finance. Including thr role ot FACs And Rrp Newt Gingrich IK-Ca I. who will pUy a crucial role in shaping Republican campaign finance proposals on thr House Elections Subcommittee. Is committed to the view that Increased competition Is Ih r main goal of any relorm T h r third area In­ volves Issues Re­ publicans are pUnnlng a m a jo r c h a lle n g e to I h r writer of rules and procedures, tnclud Ing Ihe allocation of rom m lltrr scats and s ta ff p o s i t i o n s , w h i c h Ih ry believe deny distinct lines them u fair shot at would have lo p r e s e n t in g t h r i r be redrawn to alternatives to Dent if legislation en courage ocratlc competition j cor Their goal Is to gain a largrr volte In shap- , I n g I a w s • •o r t____ sharpening Issues (or the next ram|iulgn. Ihe Democrats will undoubtedly smother Ihr Republican rules changes, and that will lie the end of the rnattrr-unlrss I’resldent-elect Hush Is prrsuadrd to enter thr fray. Somr Republicans. Itkr Michael J Horowitz, Ihe former general counsel In thr Office of Munugrmrnt and Hndgcl under Prrsidrnt Reagan, and OMH director David Stockman, arr advocating that Hush threaten In veto Ihr legislative brunch appropriations bill unless Ihr Democrats deal seriously with Ihe rules, staffing and campaign finance laws whtrh give Incumbents their enormous udvantugrs In securing re-election. Horowitz argues that If Hush denied Con­ gress ihr money for all the mass mailings and district-office staff positions whit It tmlslrr Ihr Incumbents’ re-election machines, the Re­ publican minority could sustain the veurund the Issue could br dramatized for thr whole country to see. Hush Is not likely to embrace Iliat radical an uilark on the so-called principle of comity between the branches. It would dearly Invite retaliatory assaults from Capitol Hill on thr White House and OMH budgets. government prulcrts them from Unify and dangerous consumer products Ttmusand* ot pro pie have hren treated In h o s p i t a l emergency moms lor c n s m e t lc -r r la t r d conditions, according to congressional in­ vestigators Hospital* reported 47.000 such cases Ust yrar alone T h r Injuries were caused by soaps, hair (government s t r a lg h lr n r r s . lo ­ -recognizes tions. facial masks m ethylene and other produi ts. chloride as a whose functions arr to improve on ihe c a n c e r looks Mol her Nature causing agent J doles tail In one case, a woman’s halt Ignited when she III a cigarette She |iald a high price for Ihr slick look promised by a hair glossing cream — severr burns and permanent sc ars An Oregon cosmetology student was diagnosed with chronic and Irreversible asthma after she worked (or several months around hslrsprav. dyes and acrylic fingernail resins Two wig stylists who worked In a San Francisco salon devekijied chest pains and severe neurological problems. Including memory loss They hl.tmr thr small, poorly ventilated room and halrsprays containing methylene chloride The government re cognizes methylene chloride as a raw ercausing ugrnt. yrl It ts still found tn sonic halrsprays Cosmetologists appear to hr more at risk •ban Ihr consumer tircausr Ihry arr con­ stantly r x | w d In chemicals. A lot of these (K-ople have lo leave the business liecause they just cail'l deal with the products." AFleCIO safety exjiert Drhtile Hcrkowltz told our associate Scott Sleek Fr» qurntly. I he- workrrs are Ignorant of Ihr dangers Federal law requires labeling on cos.Tirtlrs that are sold rrtull. but wholesale product* shipjM-d to salons do not have to •arry a list ot contents Even u product that Is harmless by nature can he dangerous wlirn It Isn’t preserved adequately. For example, mascara may lie safe when puichusrd. hut the preservatives In It don't always keep n from tiring tainted In n orm al use. according to Dr. Heinz hlrrmnnn. an FDA chemist. H r Mid vision ran tic damaged if a dirty mascara wand scrajies thr surface of the eye. 1 hr lace and hair are nut the only primping plarrs at risk Severe reactions were reported In the 1970s Irom fingernail builders and somr were recalled. New null builders came on the market, tiut no clutu exists to prove they are wife. The Cosmetics, Toiletry and Fragrance Association represents 240 companies and says those- ronqianlrs are taking step* to protect customers. S r isck ICt IW*. W M S M fH s r » l t W nW ft f t f H i O il* V ia t n i I**» UmM Fh Im i t|i4«ik. Inc. �I Sanford Harold, Sanlord, Florida — Monday, Oocambar 12, IM l — 1A FINANCIAL Group warns against pension M arket m oderate, prices up financing of takeovers, mergers Nrw York stale, a business ptiers than thr markrt valur. Drfrndrrs of such m rrgrrs and lobbying group ALBANY. N Y — T h r nation’s Pension funds run by stale acquisitions liavr said they can public employer |M-nslott funds and local governments have provide shurrholdrrs with manworth nearly 9600 billion, are assets approac hing *600 billion, agrrs m o r r rrstionslvr to their Inrreasingly- "aiding and abel- said I he report, filled "The *600 Inlrrrsis Critics havr said the s p a te of t a k e o v e r s h a v r ling" corpornie takeovers that Billion Burden.” The funds own as much as burdened many of ihr rrsultlng may do them mote haitn Ilian good, a business Hunk lank said one-third of the storks of private corporations with huge debts, Sunday. corporations in Ihr Standard A forcing vm tr fo sell assets and lay off workers lo pay for ifieir Poors 300 index, the study said Moreover, some of the funds T h r report argued that In thr loans are using lawsuits and proxy |iast five years, government In addition. " « vocal and battles to force companies to pension funds more and more arflvr farlIon" of |>uhllr pension drop defenses against corporate "have liern aiding and aliening lund iruslrrs are waging rain raiders, the Public Policy In corporate takeovers.” In part by palgn* lo strip some companies » lute said In .i rrfMtrt l|,r accepting lender offers for of defenses I hey have built lo Albany teased inslilulr Is an allll shares they own from corporate light off takeovers, the study late ol The llnsinrs* Connell ol raiders who ran olfer blither maintained Un ltod P r o n International United Press Intem stlensl NEW YORK — Prleea u|>enrd higher Monday In m odrralr trading of New York Stork Exc h.mgr Issues. T lir Dow Jones Industrial avers nr. which rose 3121 Iasi wrek. was up 4 HO lo 2148 29 shortly aflrr Ihr markrt oprnrd. Advanrrs Ird declines 442-313 among the 1.207 Issues crossing the Nrw York Stock Exchange tap* Early turnover amounted lo about 9.680.000 shares Analysis said market activity should be relatively calm In the first few davsof the wrek as participants a wall the latest data on Ihr economy l ire key report on the wrek — October s U S merchandise trade drill ii — Is s* i for release Wednesday morn Inn The oilier reports will rover industrial production, capacity utilisation, hmisinit s'arts, business Inventories, producer prices and retail sales Besides the eco.iomlc reports, a meeting of the Federal Reserve's Open Market Commltt.-r. Its polky making arm. was also scheduled this week Dollar drifts higher; gold, silver mixed United Press Intsrnst'snal The dollar drilled slightly higher Monday in light trading or. most major foreign cur­ rency markets as traders began *r taring their portions ahead of Wednesday's releasr cf the U s*. .ner> tiandlse trade •ejv** n. -'V iit . ! C- T«* ,/s« mixed Most traders expert the Commerce f)r|Mrtmrnt report on the nation s trade picture to show little rltange Imnr Sep ternber's deficit ol $10 46 blllkm •n earlier trading in the Far "•am. lire dollar slrrn.lhened against the Japanese yen dosing O 49 yen higher at 122 92 yen Dealers said the dollar was Ituncrd by the ut.{'ending an nnuncemenl of Japan's Nov­ ember trade surplus which Local interest traders estimated will extred •0 billion The Finance Uralstry Uler announced the nation's trade surplus grew lo *6 33 billion tmm 8-1 73 x year ago Currency dealers noted lire Nrlbu Salaon greup purr.issed mote than » 'f t t nuP’oo duitng ihr morning s c.<c.. to < Its {tlatured snjulsllion ol tlxInl.-rronth ,-ntai Hotel of Hrt tain In Kuropr. the dollar began the week in Frankfurt at I 741 West German marks, up from I 733 marks on Friday. The dollar began lire day In Zurich ai I 4663 Swiss (rams up from I 4605 In Pam the dollar opened at 5 ‘*47 French francs, up (nan 5 9393 Silt er oprned uni hanged In Zuttch *1 96 13 >\n ounce ar.d oprnrd unchanged In lomdon at t o I 6 annuner Pillsbury rejects new offer U n » s 4 Prass Intsrnatlarssl MINNEAPOLIS - Food giant Plllsbury Inc has refetlrd a new. hlglrer trnder (gler nl •3 49 billion from Grand Met ro p o llla n P L C fa llo w in g wrekrnd dlsruioionx of the inopnaad by top officials <M both companies a Ptllsbury spokesman announced The Brtttsh company raised its offrr frnm IAu to It U a share but Ptllsbury Chairman fTithp L South rrjecled the n e w o f f e r . PI i I s b u r y spokesman Johnny Thompson said Sunday Thom pson said Idllsbury m o ciders Its slixk stimuli hr valued up In the W H range The British company first offered •**) a share in early Ortobrr for Ptllsbtirv shares in a 33 2 billion takeover hid lor Ihr Minneapolis based food com pany G r a n d Mel *pr*-Mhzrs a number of brand names Including sever­ al well known liquor brands G old And Silver NEW YORK — Foreign and domestic gold A silver (Mires quoted In itollars per iroy mince Mondav Gold London l*revkHis close 420.75 off 2 73 Morning Using 421 OO up 0 2 Hong Kong 3 4 2 1 .30 oil I 20 New York Dow Jones Dow Jonas Averages 10:00 am . 30 Indus 2130 43 up 20 Trans 934 46 up 13 Util* 183.63 up 63 Stork 817 73 up 7?irsr quotatkuia provided by member* of the National Association o f Securities Dealer* arr representative In te r dealer prtcea as of nud-mnrnlog lodav Interd r a U r m a rk e rs ch a n g e throughout the day Prters do not Include retail markup or ma/sdiiMu * Bid Ask \mettran ."tone* r 3 K 4 33".k 33 s. r »rj< L *r-vCl 3DH □UH 31M PPAL 3 IH 34 Vs Fla Progress 34 H O H 43M H CA Hughes Supply I7 H 17*a Morrison's 23S 23** NCRCnrp 33 V* 53M 38 H 39** Plrsary 1IH 114 Scotty's Southeast Bank 22H 2J SunTrust 20 % 2 1 *% 65 vy Wall Dtsnry B5H Wrstlnghousr 3 2H 52 H I7 H Brunswtc k I7tk 9*k H1VJ 9 Fla National 18*% I 8 VS 44 As 44 H Winn Dixie 30H Ettietsoti............ 30*. 6 94 J 16 0 39 2 63 ( ’(Mnrxspot , gold oprn 420 20 rdf 2 70 C o n rx ifkrt — *-•»»«• silver o|irn 6 133 off 0 04 (London m o rn in g fixing change Is ttaord on the pre­ vious day's rktslng prlcr.) Actor Richard Castellano dead at 55 Unltod Proos Intsmattonal N O R TH BERG EN. N J . C h a r a c t o r a c to r R ic h a rd Castellano, who was nominated for Tony and Academy awards for Ills |ier1orntances In "Lovers and Other Strangers." lias died ol a heart attack a report saltl Monday. He was 35 ('.aslellann. who specialized In overweight characters and was noted lor his portrayals ol Ita lia n -Am ericans on stage, screen and television, died Sat­ urday hi Ills home in North Bergen. N.J , The New York Times said Castellano, who won praise lor sion drama " I he Gangster his portrayal of the moltster Chronicles " Clements In "Th e Godfather.*' Although Castellano often Francis Coppola's 1972 Him. played overweight characters, earlier was nominated for the his wife, actress Ardell Sheridan, stage and movie awards for his told the 1'ttnes that his normal performances In both produc­ weight was o n ly near 200 tions of the comedy "Lovers and |M>utids. hul producers always Other Strangers" by Renee Insisted he gain at least 30 |x>unds fur his roles Taylor and Joseph Bolgua The Broadway veteran and Tile Bronx-born Caxlellano ran onetime construction worker, a construction company In New was (he main cliarncier In the Jersey until hr took up Method 1972 TV show "Th e Super" and acting in 1961. studying with played the title role In the Bteit Warren and louring In 1975-76 sitcom "Joe and Sons " plays staged lor the elderly and lie also portrayed u I’inhibition physically handicapped, the era Mafioso In Ihc 1981 televi­ re|M>rt said New York Post editor John Canning dead at 56 Unltsd Prssa Intsrnatlanal NEW YORK - John Canning, managing editor ol the Nrw York Post, died Sunday aflrr a heart attack while on vacation in Mexico. Ihr nrws|tu|M-r said. Hr wax 36 Friends said Canning died of compllrullons from a bleeding ulcr t altrr suite ting the hrurt attack In Ills hntrl room In the e||y of lxta|>a. Ihr nrwspa|x-r said "John Canning was a gtral editor and Itrloved Irirnd to all ol us," said Jane Amsterdam, edi­ tor of The Post. "Ills contribu­ tion lo this |M|ier w as enormous John's Inlrlllgettcr and wit wrrr displayed lo our readers each day on Page One. He will lxsorely missed.” For I he past several years. Canning has been responsible mainly for the design and layout of Ihr front page of (he Post, known for lls rye-grabbing headlines. lie was appointed managing editor ol I hr Post In November IUHO alter a quarter-century report.ug and editing for pa|>rrs In Australia, where hr moved to in 1953 alirr gelling his start in journalism In his native New Zealand. a C u n n in g w o rk e d on the Sydney Sun belorr joining Hie opposition Sydney Dally Mirror owned by Ku|x*ri Murdoch. In the 1960s. Funeral arrangements were Incomplete. DEATHS H E L E N B .F R IS n E Y Helen S Frlsbey. 76. 2908 Park Court. Sanford, died Satur­ day at Florida llospltul South. Orlando. Born Jan I I . 1912 In North Carolina, she moved lo Sanford from Tennrssee In 1956. She wax a rrtlrrd teacher for Plnecrest Elementary. She was u member of I he Plnecrest Baptist Church. Survivors Include son. Bill. Sunford; daughter. Phyllis. Los Angeles; stepson. Phil. Phoenix. Art*.: two grandchildren. G ru m k o w Funeral Hom e. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments JO H N E V E R E TT PAUL John Everell Paul. 21. 980 Montgomery Road. Altamonte Springs, died Friday ul North Lake Hlvd and S R. 436 Horn Sept. 27. 1967 In Albany. Ga.. he moved lo Altamonir Springs Irum there In 1975. lie was a student and un Episcopalian Survivors Include wife, Jen­ nifer A.; brother. Timothy W., Wrsl Germany, sisters. Denise Drnntnglnn. A|xipka. Andrrnu C. Ruckrr. Old Tow n; parents. Mr and Mrs Phillip W.. Albany: maternal grandfather. A E Freeman. A lb a n y ; paternal grandparents. Mr. uml Mrs. Wyalt. Albany. Bald win- Fait ch ild Funeral Home. Apopka. In charge of arrangements. W ILLIAM A. ROSE William A. Rose. 64. Lake Boulevard, Sanford, died Satur­ day ill Central Ftorldu Regional Hosptlal. Sanford. Horn Dec. 19. 1923 In W cbbvllle. Ky.. he moved lo Sanford from Fort Campbell. Ky.. In 1959. lie was a retired Navy commander and a Methodist Hr was a member of I he Sanford Mason Ir Lodge. Fieri Reserve. Sanford, and Ihr Rrllrrd Ollicrr's Assoc laIon. Survivors Include wife. Inez l\: son. Ronald. Hawaii; brother. Carl, Lake Mary, sister, Benulah Whitaker. Si. Cloud. Oaklawu Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Luke Mary. In charge ol arrangements. FUNERALS ra itx tr.H iK N i F u n t f l l M f . K H l M W t H «l«n S F n c M , ol lenterd »ho d-ed leiucder *lll be t pm T « c d * , afternoon el me Pmecretl ftepi.cl C N z th aim Re. Dr Tom JocoPc oftft i.i-ng Interment a lll loikra Far mow afto a im . memorial conlnbutant ere lug Vetted to the Plnecretl Beplitt Church Beneooient Fund Fnendt me* coll at the Gremboe Funeral Home toder I Monde, I from | | p m A rran gem en tt by G re m c o a Funeral Home. Senior J Di M ita to m eet w ith R eagan U n l l i d B r H I IWltMSa tlPBPl LO S A W G E LE S — Italian Prtmr Minister Ortaco Dr Mila arrived in the United Stairs bu .'lJV for a h a Angeles srml nar m arkka the 4Cth anutversary of i he Marshall Plan and a In -V. hlngton wi-h P»rs!i!.*tit Rr-4gao and Prrsi dent elect Geotgr Hutch Dr Mila. 60 making his set ond visit to thr Unitrd Slates in six months, will br thr llrst W rslrrn leader to meet with Reagan and Hush since Soviet leader Mikhail G ot bat Itrv's an niHinrmenl Wednesday to the United Nations of a rrductkitt In Warsaw Pact troop and tank strength In Eastern E’lropr. De Mila who a n ..rd in Lna Angrles late Sunday afternoon. <alle-J .otti.ii tiev s tnuvr ‘a I iic decision" the- •sill es| courage negotiation. on amis COfllaul lit K iimi|r- Dr Mita tail llcmed. though thr objective ts for a 'substantial equilibrium of armed hirers and their rrorteit taflnn In a defensive direct ton.” Italy and thr Uni* ?d Stairs are among the 16 mrinhets ol Ihr North Atlantic Treaty Organlz.c li o n , c o u n t e r p a r t l o th r seven member Warsaw Part al­ liance. Dtllrrencrx over Middle East policy also were ex|iectrd lo f i g u r e I n •h e t a l k s i n W v h lug: on l>e Mila said tn m u iriirrvlral.isl wrek lie will tell l/.r* c>fllc lals that refusing PIX) leach r Yasser Arafal an entry visa lo address the U .N G e n e ra l Assembly In New York "doesn't seem to me to lie an inirlligrni art." mental srtvkrs building. Deju •slid Hie environmental hrulth wetton might Iw moved lo the IJve Oak offices Lnngwood services but Drju discouraged that oplkm H r said Ihr county needs to oiler hralth services lo all areas of the county, not |usi the northern. Sanlord area. Center-------Continued from Page 1A A county %|tat e committer lit tic totter recommended including an »il»er 3.(X*‘ h-rt In the m s south r o u n ty site tor the Environmental Health section of file health de|Mrtment, now IcK-ated tn the main Sanlord Health Unit at 240 W Airport Bled In Sanfotd But Drju re ronm irndrd moving ih.it section to the nearby county Environ mental Service* building at Southgate Drive. B r e a u x e th e p r o p o s e d expressway may evrntually eliminate the countv environ I h r Environmental Health move would free additional s|sirr In thr Sanford Health Unit Drju said Ihr health depart­ lor rx|ianston. Drju said Hr said ment currently |intvtdes services the heal ill drpartmrnl w*ll nerd t h r a d d it io n a l s p a re for four hours a wrek at five loca­ r «p.mdrd programs this year, tions In churchci and rnminuniun hiding five additional staffers ly centers tliro u g h o u l th r county. D rju recom m ended lo provide primary carr srrvlcr. IcMiklng In o{irnlng more s.urlhtr T h r commlltrr recommended ofTlrrs throughout thr county expanding thr Sanford Hralth rather than expanding the San­ U n it to r o n s o l l d a t r t h r ford office. S ta ff--------------Continued from Page 1A As |urt of the iwiraani/atioft. nrtxnn rreommrnds designating a secretary in Ihr ctepartment u ttrnrllts tec him bill, cl'wlgiialiog a current data entry clerk as a p e rson n el te c h n ic ia n , and creating a secretarial position. Another personnel rha ng r recommended is not rrplartng budget unalysl Juan IV rrz who recently resigned A current minpuler oper.itm |irugtanimrt will be rrclasslllrd lo manage tttrnl inform ation system stiuclgrt analyst In comblnr ex|trlienee In budget, accounting and computer systems into a single rlasatflcatlon. Ih r {trrson lllling ihr (Mtsiuon would rr|M>rt In the Itnuncr director Budget inhumation was pro­ grammed Into the city's new <outputri bv *>«' l -uid payroll is lo he handled by the computer by Jan I. with utility billings being added later In January. Faison said th r proposed changes represent a "llgblenlng up” of thr stall, a procedure hr «.nd should lie undertaken every frw years to make sure the i lly stall I s rlllrlenlly organized Faison said the savings Irom not rr|>lai log Perez will tie used lo birr tec him t.m» for computer work. B e ils --------------Continued from Page IA rxpl.nurd during a recent interview "The money Is used for Christmas ussisianrr lo peoplr In nerd and we also assist them throughout thr year.” Some of the m o n e y a ls o is earmarked lor building o|M-talions and eominuuliy service activities at the army olflces. located ut 700 W. 24th SI.. Sanford. Flanigan said Salvallon Army kellies have liern familiar tmllday sights in Ihr Unitrd Slatrs sines the turn of the century According lo Flanigan, kellies were find used lo raise donations for hungry fishermen “ The fishermen In San Fran­ cisco were hard hit und a Salvationist had Ihr Idea of putting out a |m i| to raise food and money for food." Flanigan said. T h r plan winked and kellies have liern a |iart of Christmas ever since. Flanigan said his average {ler-kcllle Income so far Ibis year Is *136. For Ihr same lime {irrtod Iasi year. Ihr perkettle Income was *126. Hul these nnmliers are de­ ceiving as Flanigan explulnrd Our total kettle income lot Ibis year Is down about $1,500 lireause we have lewer locu lions.” hr said So far. only right of Ihr 14 slat Ions havr liern stalled due lo Insutllelrnt volun­ teers. Flanigan has placed a news paper ad searching for help. "We will hire people lo stand.” he said. "Some need extra money for Christmas and others have nn Job and seasonal work Is better than no work. Still others Just want to try something different." This yeur's ranks also will lxsupplrm rnlrd by a group of 12-year-olds from the Salvallon Army churc h. Debate------Continued from Page 1A said. "I don't think thr waterfront Is bring used lo Its full imlrnllal We s h o u ld look ul w h a t Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa. Miami and smaller cities have dune lu with their waterfronts and see what is applicable here." Sweeting said lie Is not pm|Mislug a large expenditure of local lax money to improve thr waterfront, but suggests ttK>|M-rallot! between the rlty and private In tr r e s ls . and In ­ vestigating what federal grants might he available for such Improvement. Z a y re WE APOLOGIZE IkOUI GKUMf CitCUA* IkrtlUiWfkT ikui; ok r*ci ti si lOKitiu mi 11 UNO UF( FOB IlfH out 10 tM( 0«(» sftfiuikc custouis ctvesa scvi stoats v»t not ft«t( > UttllCKkT QUAkhlr Aitiusu m th( slur o* this to ik o*u« 10 VllStt lit M iv CUV0V1RS AS FOSS Pit rung uHiTokfdiFfiamoMHi os i »a t Of out CiRCUlM St tOtfOTlU * «»sr:i COMFICI SUMO IW Ut W PICAUSt Of » CIUU* UUk RkUCirtlCO OtVikD IMM AM kOT Bf 1 SUMKiIkt Qulktin AUIUBK «u stoats axi ft>d *suesmuu zuiabk THAI IS A MTU* VAUH S0**T kO »Alk Odtxs am AlAiiABU to* tfttSI Ittlfi Also Ok fact t si Aovtarise oisicki* romototts ihc coarici pr-ci to* m u AM II )t CAOl Sf AFOtOCUt 10* Aki Ik COktiklfkCI IMIS VIAr CAllSt OUR CUStCVIRS made and developers arr prr{birlng more sficeine proposals lor submission lo Ihc East Central Florida Regional I’lanulug Council llomurt. a sub­ sidiary of Sears. Roebuck A Co., has pro|M>sed a shopping mall northwest of the 1-4-S.R. 46 Junction, and Melvin Simmons A Asvx'latrs of lndlana|xtlls has pro|xisrd a shopping mall on thr east side of 1-4 near the County R o ad 4 0 A 1 2 r>III S t r e e t ) overapsss. A (bird proposal, by the Hahn Company of Cllfomla. Is for a shopping mall In thc proposed Camelol development Just north of Heathrow. Sweeting said the waterfront should lx- something that draws |M-uplr to downtown Sanford and suggests attracting more regat­ tas and oilier events on Ihc lake. He also said Sanlord olllelals should make themselves aware ol thr pro|M>vils lor shopping renlcr In Ihr 14. Slale Road 46 area and Imw they would affect l he rlty. "City officials need lo inert with these drvrlo|x-rs and know what their plans are and how thry will affret the d ly ." he said. Two |>ro|M>s,ils lor shopping centers In the area have been “ FREE” BLOOD PRESSURE A N D B L O O D S U G A R T E S T IN G at ACCARDI’S HOME MEDICAL SERVICE 321 Mangoustine Ave., Sanford from From 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM Wednesday December 14, 1988 S/xinsomf bv INorreil M O M f H E A L T H B SO V ICCCI 321-0239 �■f ra’iisT* BwaiKUnKSHw fa■» g Awlfc ■ $A — 8antocd Herald, 8anloal, Florida — Monday, Docombor 12. 1966 Second arrest made in boarding house deaths United Frees International Sixth body is ruled hom icide victim SACRAM ENTO. Calif. - Police Investigating the mysterious deoihs of seven elderly people who lived al Ihe same boarding house said Saturday they have arrested a second person and linked an eighth body to the bizarre case Ismael Carrasco Florez was arrested on charges he built the pine box In which the eighth body, lhal of an elderly man. was placed. The man was pul In a pine box and dumped In Ihe Sacramento River nearly three years ago. police said Police declined to furnish Flurrz age or address. They said a news conference will t>r held at 11 a m Sunday Authorities had previously dug up seven bodies In Ihe heavily landscaped yard of Ihe boarding house on F Strrct not far from Ihe stale Capitol. The operator of the txxudlng hou se . Dorothea M ontalvo Puente. 29. was arrested last month after the gruesome ill* covery. charged with one count of murder, and Is being held w ithout hall a. Sacrumcntu County Jail. The boarding house catered In hard-lo-place welfare clients and alcoholics, and police charge she continued cashing Ihr welfare and other rhecks of missing D A R TM O U TH . Mass — A wnman whose skeleton was discovered In a gravel pit duilng the weekend was a m urdrr victim whose death may be related to five others In southeastern Massachusetts, officials determined Sunday. Forensic trsta on the remains showed the woman was murdered, said Bristol County District Attorney Ronald A. Pina, win) classified thr discovery as "similar to the others" but stopped short of connecting the killings. A hunter discovered the remains Saturday off Route 193. the same general area where the bodies of five women, all apparent homicides, have been discovered within the past five months, police said. The discovery was made at kboul 3.30 p.m. burled In a gravel pit neat :1k - Heed Road exit tamp. state p o lit e M id Tlit body was probably dumped there last spring and the hot summer accelerated Its decomposition. Pina said He declined to say how he knew the woman had been murdered Doctor: Heavy metal music is ‘religion’ to some youths N ixon prognosticates Giants victory United Prsss lalarnatlarial E A S T RUTHERFORD. N J . - Richard Nixon, who fancied himself the nation’s No I football fan when president. Sunday watrhrd thr Nr w York Giants defeat the Kansas Ci.y Chiefs and pronounced the Giants' ready for the playofTs. Nison, who lives In Upper Saddle Riser. N.J . went to tne Glunts locker room after their 28-12 victory to congratulate them. "If you look at tne teams across Ihe >mint.y there are a lot of lough ball elt'ba" Nixon sold. "The way Ihe Giants have played tn the last three weeks, yon have to give them a real good shot.** The Giant* will win the NFC East If they defeat the New York Jeta Sunday. "Th e Jets are going to be tough.’’ said Ntron. ever Ihe politician. "Th e Giants have to stop the Jets' run. and get a good pass rush on the quarterback ” Nixon, who resigned from the presidency Aug 9. 1974. In the wake of the Watergate scandal, said he would stop short of playing offensive coordinator for the Giants. Golden Apple Awards given Sunday LOS A NGELES — Talk show host Morion Downey Jr. beat out Gcraldo Rivera to win the *988 Sour Apple award for the least newsworthy and/or most taken by his own publicity at the 48th Annual Golden Apple Awards ceremony Sunday. Downey, whr has been sued four times and has received 35 death threats for on air remarks since launching his career, did no! attend lire ceremony at Ihe Regent Beverly Wllshtrr Hotel and sponsored by the Hollywood Women s Pres* Club Downey began his rarrer as a Mlk radio host on WDDO AM In Orlando. Fla., and was fired In 1983 after throwing u punch and epithets at a supporler of abnrilon rights He is best known for his television talk show. "The Morton Downey J r. Sliow" made Its debut on New York’s independent television sta.lon W W O R TV In 1987. bringing Downey national attention for his abrasive style The sliow became syndicated nationally on Memorial Day 1988 The show. Ir. which Downey typically hurls abuse at his guests while bullying them to defend their opinions or lifestyles, ranks No. 1 In Its time slo* despite the comments of critics from coast to cuast. Joyce Mlllntan of Ihe San Franc Iso Chronicle, for example, castigated him as a "foul-mouthed, arrogant, sextet. racial, homophobic ... basic all-American lout."- • It) » i 1 i t t i o A Rivera, the only other person nominated for the Sour Apple, recently made the cover of Newsweek for a siory on "Trash T V . ” Th e graduate ot Brooklyn Law School was an Investigative reporter before hosting his nationally syndicated talk show. "Geraldo.” Fans buy Liberace mansion for $325,000 LAS VEGAS. Nev. — A retired oilman and a housewife purchased Liberace '* lavish 14-ruom mansion at auction Saturday (or Ihe bargain basement price of $325,000 and announced plana to turn thr 10.549 squarr-fool villa Into a memorial to the late entertainer. James H. Sedger. 52. a retired oilman from Calgary. Alberta. Canada, and Loma Burroughs. 49. a housewife from Phoenix. An/., both fans of Ihe lair flamboyant pianist, said they have formed a partnership lo preserve ihe home, turn ll Into a museum, and open II lo the public. "We want lo preserve II as a tribute lo Liberace." said Burroughs. "We want lo preserve II and open II for the enjoyment of Ihe public." The home, which fralurrs rninured marbled rooms. Tivoli lights and celling frescoes, was originally Baled on the open market ul $2 8 million but failed to sell at that price. Seder, who now resides tn Las Vegas, and Bunoughs said they are not sure yet If they will open the museum as a business or operate It as a non-profit attraction An estimated JUO people attended Ihe Saturday evening uuetlon. held on Ihe 26th floor of Bally’s Hotel-Casino on the La* Vegas Strip Thirty-two people registered lo bid on the home. Six bid* were submitted during the flve-mlnute auction. Auctioneer firlc Nelson of Eric Nrlson Auctioneering, of Las Vegas, opened Ihe bidding al $1 million, failed lo receive an offer, and low ered ihe opening price lo $500,000 Nelson finally settled for an Initial hid of $200,000 and four other oflers followed Ix-lorr Seder submitted Ihe winning amount Seder, who was doing the bidding for Ihe partnership, threw hts white cowboy hat In the air and lei It lull lo the floor as Nrlson proclaimed him owner of thr home previously belonging to the man affectionately known as "M r. Showmanship." From United Press International reports ’4 A T L A N T A — A psychiatrist who treats drug addlrtrxi youths says rock music with "heavy metal” themes of violence, sex­ ual deviation and occult symbolIvon Is Increasing and becoming a "religion" lor some troubled trenagi rs Dr. Paul King said m an Interview that youngsters are lte*r«iing to musk- with lyric* even more aggressive and vio­ lent than ihoar ol heavy metal The new music with more destructive themes Is known as "black metal” or "speed metal." hr said King cited one song. ’ Angel of Death” by Slayer, w hich talks of Dr. Joseph Mrngrir. the Nazi doctor w I mi conducted grotesque medical experiments on Jews In Adolf Hiller’s death ramps "Attention to negative Images In Ihe music field Is Increasing." he said King, one of ihe sprakrrs at a recent Atlanta conference on drug and alcohol addiction, has |usl published a hook. "Sex. Drugs and Kock’N Roll." with an entire chapter devoted lo the destructive, violent themes of Iteav v metal musk "The word religion’ Is not used lightly.” King said In an Interview Iasi week "F o r a troubled youngster who views thr world through dark glassrs. heavy metal Is a throlngv of chaos, violence und rrhrlllnn e x p re s s e d In th u n d e ro u s rhythm ." T h e chem ically dependent youngsters In trralmrnt. he said, tell him they listen tn messages lhal "tell It like It Is You want lo know something about us? You better listen tnour music " King. who has Situ ire Mi tg d ru g and i Irohul addicted youths for 12 years, is director of M lo ln rrn l services at Choftrr loikrsldr llnrp.tul In Memphis. Term Charter Lakeside is one of 33 hospl'-ils sprrtallrlng In ad dlctlvr disease rare opt ruled by Ihe Charier Mrdlt al Corp He wrote Ihr 132 page book over a three-year period because " I ’m a parent Wltai I find tail there as an adult, wr still don't understand their world — that spiritual struggle between g<»><1 and evil "Th e values for school, home and churrh are weaker todav than they wrre 20 yrars ago.’ King said "Children who do noi Identify with the values with which they were raised must Identify with somrthlng All youngsters, whether they *av so or not. brllevr tn a higher power Troubled youngstrrs believe the highest power Is evil Heavy metal affirms this theology and |nits ll lo music " Drug-addicted youngsters arr so lar removed (rom society, the music makes them frrl strong in a negative way ” Police crack down on cocaine couple IxMrders. Puente is an ex-convict who had served lime for drugging und tobhlng elderly bar |»alnma Florez Is accused of building the pine box cnskel al INirnte’s request and helping her dump ll In Ihe river tmm a levee 20 miles north of Sucramento In late Det <mbt I IM S The casket and plastic-wrapped body wrre found on New Year’s Day 1980 In .he river In neighboring Sut­ ler County. The plasib- wrapping was sim­ ilar lo that used lo enshroud Ihe txxtlrs unearthed at the Sacra­ mento hoarding house. Sutter County officials said the cause of death of the man has not been determined. "T h e suspect was arrested sometime Ibis afternoon by Ihe Sacramento Police Department for being an accesaory. anti he lold them hr built Ihe box In Ihr F Street residence and that hr usalstrd In transporting Ihr box und dum ping'll." Sutter County sheriffs detective Sieve Slzelovc said. Florez Insisted he didn’t know what was In Ihe box. Slzelove said. Sarramenlo poller may have a tentative Identification of Ihe vlrtlm. who was believed lo have lived out of stair unlll shortly before his death, hr said. Thirty-two Rhodes scholarships awarded Unltsd P ra ts International LOS ANGELES - Thirty Iwo studrnis bom Am-rit an colleges and unlv-r*Mtes were named Sunday a * rrvipknls of prestigious Rhode* scholar ship* lor stuih I t< ford 'v'ntvrrslty. harvard 8*1 w fjt dvr and Yale had four T h r winning undergraduate anil graduate students. 22 men and 10 women, were seletird from 1.206 appli­ cants attending 309 colleges and universities nationwide David Alexander. Amrrtcan secretary of Ihe HhntJrs Scholarship trust, said recipi­ ents were pursuing studies ranging from medicine to social concerns. " T h i s year's recipients showed |>artlrular concern about domestic problems such a* hunger. Ihr homeless and AIDS." he whl "Many also were It.tolled In literacy programs ami as tubas In the Inner city." Students Imm 24 colleges a n d u n l v r r s l l l r s w e re selected led bv Harvard’s live rrctptrnts and Yalr's four I-ast year. Harvard claimed 10 winners and Ivy League rival Yale bail none Three m b o o ls I I k - College of William and Mary. Regis College and New College of I h r U n iv e rs ity of South Florida had winner* for 'he Mrst lime. Alexander said A total 30 stairs were repre­ sented, with two each from Ohio and Oklahoma fh r two trot t Ohio. Cortwropher Ford and Blairr lloxby. « r r both from Cincinnati and both *<• u rn! Harvard. Calllornla schorls had Ihe largest mimbrr of recipients with two students front Stan ford and one each fnan the U n iv e rs ity of C a lifo rn ia . Berkeley, the California In stltutr of TechiKdAgy Whit­ tier College. Occidental Col lege and Ihe University of Southern California T h r C a lt e c h s tu d e n t. G r e g o r y D u b o i s , fro m Sarasota. Fla . entered New College of Ihe University ol South Florida at 12 and Is about lo reertve hts ika tor air tn physics al 23. Alexander said Vlee I’resldent-elerl Dan Uuayle’s ahita mater. DrPauw U n iv e rs ity , had Its first winner since 1948 in Douglas D lrm elrr. from Florissant. M o . and Baylor University had Its llrst winner since 1934 In Brad Carson of Tulsa Okla NO COST . . . *• Unltsd Frsss International MOUNTAIN VIEW. Calif. - A couple areused of giving Ihrlr 17-year-old daughlrr cocaine and leaching her how lo makr crark (old police they figured the girl would be exposed lo drugs anyway and "warned Iter lo be c *posed al home.” authorities said Victor llupman. 36. and his wlfr. 1‘alruta. 34. were booked o n f o u r c o u n t s e a c h of furnishing curalne lo a minor, poller said The 17-year-old girl told her school counselor about her parents giving her cocaine and even "leaching" her how to cook ihe drug lo produce crack, a highly addictive derivative that Is smoked. 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I* divorced and lives with hi* son In the area Philippine m ilitary on alert MANILA. I'hlllpplne* — Military force* have hern placed on alert alter intelligence report* revealed that coup leader Gregorio “Gringo" Honasan wa* plotting to destabilize President Coraion Aquino's government, a security ollirta! said Monday. Brig Gen Rodolfo llta/on. rhlel of the <apItoTs military detente command, said in a radio interview military lorces were on alert and Ihat dire* lives had been sent over the weekend (or iroo|iw to cliec k tnlrlligrncr report* Ihat Honasan had joined right wing fore-, "to undertake destabilisation actions ” llu! B’oion dented rebuts that the military had tieen placed on red alert — the maximum state of readiness "The messages were srnl out to warn the troop* and for lh*m •*, he vlgllaro We cat not dtxiegard th**se llntrlligi reports.' Hla/on said Blazon played down the potential threat nl Honasan. an *rrny lieutenant colonel, vnd National Poller Mu) Hcynsldo ( aluu.it.in who heads a rlglllwing group loval to railed Presideni Ftrdlnaml Marcos Huron did say llornisan’s lours iiiuld resort to "assassltu Hons bombings and raids " North Korea nam es new prem ier TOKYO — North Korra aim.nmi rd Mon da v the appomtmrnl nl Communist Party Secretary Yon llynng Milk as Ihr nation • new premier, rrptai tng Li Gun Mo w ho resigned (or health reasons The o4h< tal (Northl Korean Cenir.il New* Agency wild Yon's selection, nude by the |uriy Central Commlttre Sunday, was approved Monday by the Supreme People * Assembly. North Korea * par Ilame nt The agency, in a disp.ni It monitored In Tokyo, said Li •ubmltlrd Ills resignation tieeause hr lenitld It dllltcult to carry cm rconomli organization and rx trriu l activities lor health reasons " The dls|>alch *uld l.l also stepfied down limn the Pollihuro The agen< y said llan Song Hvong suc ceeded Yon as (tarty secretary It also said Hyon Ju n Guk was ru iiin l editor in-rhiel ol Hodong Sinmun. the (tarty s olllc tal news|u|ier llycm was replaced by Chu G yu Chang as a inrmtier ol the Central Commlttre. it said Scandal prom pts minister's resignation BFHN, Switzerland — Swiss prstlcr mmisirr Kltsahrth Kopp resigned Monday in Ihr wakr ol allegations linking tier husband « (ormrr i nmpany with a $1 billion money laundering operation. Kopp 32. said she w ouldIf.rvr ollicr in fhe'enflld Febniifv She was elected in 1984 as ihr first ever woman mmisirr on the seven member Federal Council nr governing cabinet, and her resignation was a major political sensation In normally tranquil Sw itzerland It fntlowrd the disclosure by authorities In November that around I I billion had been "laundered" In Switzerland by a so-called "Lebanon Connection" International drug ring run by LrlMitesr and Turks. Narcotic* were smuggled from the Middle East to Western Europe and the United Stairs while the proceed* were deposited In Sw isa think acrount* by couriers Hying hum llelrui lo Zurich v la the Bulgarian capital. Sofia Polli r wild a Zurich trading company named Shakarchl had tieen Investigated m connection with the money-laundering operation altiiough no ■barges have Item made Hans Kopp a leading Zurich lawyer was on the tioard o( the Sliak.indil company hul resigned Oct 27 Two jets crash in Armenia Seven Yugoslavs, 78 Soviets killed while flying supplies to quake victims U n lt a d Pros* Intarnatlonal LEN INAKAN. U S S R Seven crewmen were killed when a Yugoslav plane tarrying medical supplies for Armenian earthquake victims crashed Monday near the city of Yerevan, a day after a Soviet cargo Jet on u simitar mission went down with the toss of 78 lives. The l wo plane crashes rattle as rest tiers rated to reach |tropic still napped beneath tuns of ruhhlr six day* » 0er the earth* quake devastated a wide urea of A r m e n ia , k i l l i n g tens of thousand* of people The Yugoslav new* agency the Armenian Republlt lanpig said the plane, which was hauling medical supplies lo the devastated region, normally carries a crew of seven and that all aboard dirt] in the crash It did not give a reason for the crash A* P r e s i d e n t M i k h a i l Gorbachev ended a grim tour rtf the stricken region Sunday, the nfllrUd Tass news agenry re­ ported that a four engine U-78jel transport loaded with trtx>|»* and relief su pp lie s crashed on approach to the Lcnlnakan airport. Tass said nine crew members and f>9 soldiers werr killed In the Sunday crash It did not say what caused the crash, how many people were aboard, or If there were any casualties on the ground. Sunday's rdlllun of lhr mili­ tary newspaper Red Star carried a warning of such an Incident, saving the skies over some of the ravaged arras had become dangerously crowded with the arrival of scores of supply planes "Several planes are circling at Unltad P ra tt Intarstlonsl MEXIC O c m - An explosion In a firework* vendor s booth sjkirkrd a massive blaze ili.it roc*d through wrv-rat building* In a rrowded Mexico City shop ping district, killing at least 52 prnplr and Injuring |U0, police Mid T h r Sunday afternoon lire spread lo several other fireworks stalls lu the central I .a Mrrred market and engulfed nearby nparlmrut* and stores hr lore It was llnally hroughi under con t*ol. author Itlcs said At least It id the dead were children Mexico City Mayor Camocho Solis, altrr visiting the fire scene. said the government would soon enact laws (tanning Ihc sale id llrewocks horn makrshttt a.,nd* such a* the one where the explosion occtineil Thr .'atmemade stands trad!* t.unallv spring up throughout Ihr i tty with She approach ol the Mexican holld.iv* Bay of Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Posada t hrtsltnas frsllval s|jnv Mexicans cetebr.ui the holiday* with fireworks " W r have discovered 52 bodies so far and wr are still seal thing for morr bodies. E d u a rd o C r u t S a n ch e z, a firrhghtrr Involved In ihr rescue oprrallon. told Unltrd Pres* In­ ternational "There may he more bodies," A lire olllctal who tnslstrd on anonymity said many of the Injured were critically burned, ami said thr death toll wa* exnectcil to d im e — u '. higher The explosion «ud fl.r oc­ curred about t p m 14 p m ES Tl at one of the te m p o ra ry L-rwork* booth* and quickly spread lo other fireworks shops, five block* from downtown and one block from thr La Mured markrt. one of Mexico City’s major commercial centers fire offU lals M id The fire also spread to the Atnpudla market, which house* srveral apartmrnls and sweet store*, before It was extln* From Unllsd Press International reports go ls h ril three hours later authorities M id A column uf dark smoke rosihigh over the wooden amt con­ crete shop*, many ol whii h had been Jam m ed w l'h h o ll.iv shopper* " I lost evrryihing I have m.thing left," Mid 55-ycarold Ararrli GarcLi s j she looked h her glitlei! sweet shop 111 the Vnpudi.i building "This Is go lug lo be the worst Christmas ol my IHr." At l east NO t e m p o r a r y llrrworks shops werr v t up In the ar-a w-hrn the rxplosh.* uccurrrd "und most of them were set up Illegally." said Domingo Erhrverna Avila Anti-Moroccan rebels shot down U.S. plane Unltad Praaa Intarnatlonal R A B A T Morocco — Anti Mofix i an rebel* claimed rrspnn sihlllly Saturday for the doanlng of a U.S aircraft rhartrrrd by the Agency lor International Development. M V in g the plane was mtsident tiled A c o m m u n i q u e by t h r PotiMrlo Front rrta-ls said Ihe wirerail, shot down while Hying in a Morocco eornhat zone on Thursday, has tieen found and that ih r bodies ol the f|ve American crew member* wilt tie turned over quickly T h r g u e rrilla s expressed "profound regret' for the ac­ c id e n ta l s h o o tin g and its drep-felt sympathy and con­ dolence* to Ihe families of the deceasrd ' They M id one of its rrronttalSMm e patrol* o|M-ralltig near the Morocco's desert defensive wall and (hr Western Sahara oasts of Gurltat Zrrnmurr trad tieen under constant attack by the Moroccan Air Force lieforr I hursday '* incident W h e n tw o D C -7 p la n e s chartered by V S AID sere seen at 11 1)5 d m I hursday. ihr patrol thought they werr C-130 Moroccan Air Force planes and llrrd at the aircrall. thr Poltsarlo communique Mid Th r DC-7w, on a High! from Dakar. Senegal, to Agadir. Morocco, canted no national or military markings "It t* to lie noted that thr reconnaissance unit Itad been under constant bombing by Ihr Moroccan A h Forte and ai this stale of m ind rr.n ted and ojened fire on ihr plane*." the communique M id "The destruction of one of thr two |U S I planes was not pre­ meditated," the communique said “ It was the result of c o i n c i d e n c e of w a r rtrrumstaner* Ihat pervaded In the area The planes surprised the reconnaissance unit which had no means ol identifying them " The second rh.irirrcd plane also was damaged hut landed safely Pollsar'**. which lias waged ,i 12-year war against Morocco over a territorial dispute In thr Western Sahara had vigorously dented Ihe rebels downed Ihr DC-7 Thursday T h r c o m m u n i q u e s a id PollMrlo had »rn l a learn to investigate ih r downed aircrall and on Friday, found the UC-7 and Its crew mem tiers. U S official* earlier said missiles were tired a I ihe planes, w h ich were ow ned by an Artznna company They speculated that a rase of mistaken Identity was Involved The aircraft were Hying In in­ ternational air space, but in an area controlled bv heavily armed guernllas. deputy administrator Jay Morris with the U.S. Agency for International Development said Friday. The crash site of the DC’*7 w as about 30 miles from Western Sahara-Mauritania border Western Sahara was a Spanish NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE PUBLIC HEARING - DECEMBER 19, 1988 THE CITY OF L0NGW00D PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE USE OF LAND WITHIN THE AREA IN THE MAP IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD WILL HOLD THE FIRST OF TWO SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1988. AT 7:30 P M , OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBILE, IN THE LONGWOOD CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS, 175 W WARREN AVENUE, LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. TO CONSIDER THE REQUESTED CHANGE TO LAND USE. 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Mid the launch of two satellite* set a record in Ihc International commercial launch markrt Liftoff had heen planned for 6:56 p m. hot the countdown was slopped ut the T-mlnus 26-sccond mark because of concern about a luel valve In the rocket's third stage. The concern proved groundless, however, and the launch pro­ ceeded 38 minutes later, a day behind schedule because of bad weather and technical problems Friday. Twenty minutes altrr ItllolL a llrttlsli military communica­ tions satellite called Skynrt 411. the first military payload ever carried liy an Ariane. was placed In Its preliminary orbit and four minute* alter that, a European illrrct broadcast television satrllllr called Aslra I A billowed soil Ofhclals In Moscow Saturday put the death toll from the W e d n e sd a y e arthqua ke at -15.000. hul Armenian govern­ m e n t s p o k e s m a n V a r ta n Vaskanyana said In the te public's capo aI of Yerevan thai an estimated 30,000 to liO.DOO died Half a million jieojile wen left homeless in several rules nearly destroyed by one of the worst quakes In S o vie t hlstnrv 52 dead in fireworks accident Labor, Likud to begin coalition talks JERUSALEM Israel's two major political parties vowed lo work quickly and listen lo each other" in talks Monday on forging a roalltlnn government that has rluded them since thr divisive Nnv I elections Labor Eorrign Minister Shimon Pries and Likud Prime Minister Yltzhuk Shamir met Sunday in lay thr groundwork lor formal negotiations aimed at creating a new government, ami both sides were hopeful that thr current tmjiasse would soon be resolved T h r talks between Shamir and Peres added another level to the (mllllea) dealing Israeli jmiI iii . I.m t have ticrn engaged In since the elections hilled to give any jiollllral parly a majority In parliament, the Knesset Nearly six wreks have (kissed since ih r rlrtilnn*. and lour weeks since Prrsldent Chaim llrrzog asked Shamir to try and form a government Hut In a |M>ssllilr stumbling block to compromise. IVrrs Is still Insisting that Labor would not join any government that Intend* to build 40 new settlement* In the Israrlt-occuplrd territories In the next four years and give a lot ol money to Orthodox religious |kirtles. Sli.di.il said Those two conditions were written Into agreements Likud signed with smaller right-wing and religious parlies In negotiation* to form a coalition Involving those faction* without labor T a n ju g said the Yugoslav airplane, a Soviet built A n -12 propjel. crashed at 2 23 a m Monday about 10 mile* from the airport at Yerevan, the capital of onr lime, watting for the signal to land In these conditions, we need p re c is io n and rig id coordination." the dally said About 300 Soviet transpun planes are flying .uound the clock to b rin g em ergency supplies to the region, and International (lights continue to arrive w ith urgently needed medical rqulpmrnt |i Location From To Approx. Size CSS Parcels 30C and 30P •Sec. 31 Twp LDR GC 18.750 sq.lt. 20S Rge 30E (E sldo of W. Church Ave. approx. 100 feet S Of Intersection of Parson Brown Way) ALL PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE AT THIS MEETING. THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. 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('It!! ...... |» ration Council. established In May I9HI In ron*dinale regional deIrnar and economic policy In light at the Permian Gulf wrar mlilch (>rgan in late 1980 "The hall ot Ihr Iran Iraq war ham encouraged I he rtlort j ol O C C m e m b e r a t al e a In viirnglheii M-(ur1l> In Ihr gulf. " •Mid Sheikh Mohammad IIIn Midvirbk J Kl'.ahfa Itahraln * foreign minister, who opened the meeting. Arab government officials and Western diplomats said the Dec 111 summit, the first since the Aug 20 cease-lire took effect, would lie a'med at converting the fragile truce Inin |ierinanent peace. Hotli Iraq and Iran, wtio are not member* of the OCC. still maintain massive armies facing each other along the 750-inllr International tinnier nearly lour months after the U.N sponsored erase **rr *nok effecl. The officials and dlptom«ls also said otl-rtch GCC stales, which bankioilrd Iraq s war ef­ fort* during the right-year cou­ nter with non Arab Iran wanted to Intpnivr lies with Iran ‘ The gulf Aralis don't want to see Iraq and Its powerful army ilomlnatlng thrlr affair* In the (Mist war era." a Western diplo­ mat said "They want to Improve tie* with Iran to ensure a balance brtw rern the tw o reg ion *! superpower*, but they d o ul want to antagonize Iraq IF* an of some 350 U.N peare-kccnlng troops along the Iran-lraq Under, said Ihr |M)trtillal lor fresh hostilities remained strong U.N.-sponsored peace talks have stalled. In (wrt over Iraqi Insistence on sovereignty over the Shall al Arab waterway belwren Iran and Iraq whk h leads into the Persian Gulf extremely delicate diplomatic tusk. The officials also said gull Arab leaders al ihr upcoming summit also would discuss ways to curb oil production ultrr last m o n th 's O P E C m eeting In Vienna The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries at that meeting derided to rut production to stabilize oil price*. And while ilaghdad said It has The GCC leader* were also expected to discuss the latest ordered a part demobilization of developments on the Palestinian Its army. Iranian leaders have Issue, the situation In Lebanon rontlnurd lo call for "more and grrui-r economic coordina­ volunteer* to the war front" while nrrsslng thr fra. !-m rr*ll tion In ihe gulf rv $jon. G ulf-hasrd diplomats said tary lo remain ' 'on alert " Neither side has yel fulfilled I-a udl Arabia was sprarhrad'iig rlforts among GCC stairs for other condition* of the U.N g r e a t e r e o o p r r a t t o n a n d cease-flrr resolution such as (txrfdmatloii ol defense and *r- withdrawal of troop* behind r u r lt y to thw art perceived International frontier* and an exchange of all prisoner* of war threats from Iran and Iraq An agreement to exchange Kuwait, though a staunch sick and wounded prlaoner* of Iraqi ally during the gull war still has not solved an outstand­ war collapsed after a lew day* in g b o rd e r d is p u te w ith when Iran, complaining that Iraq was not returning the Itaghdad And U.N Secretary-General agreed number of PtlW*. flailed Javier iVrrz ik Cuellar, who lire Krd Croaa s| .nsnird opreaa u t h o r * 'h i s year the dispatch Ikon Troops patrol T ib et a fte r killings United Pr*s* Inters*i-aoal IIE IJIN G — Truckloads of Itaramilliary- |tolkre (Minified the streets of tin Tibetan .-p lta l of Lhasa Suriitay. a day after lorr| -rs there said (mik e fired it Jhlnese d em onstrates, a killing at least three Tlhrtan* and wcHindlng a Dutch tourist The deaths hn.light lo at least 14 lire number of people killed in (h tio m irs llo iik fur indepen­ dence tn the rrsllr*» liimatavar. irgton sitw r Ihr fall of 19*7 Lhasa was quiet Sunday hut security was tight as tnirkkMd* of parutnihtury (mlice rumbled down tin. J t n t i i lu e sH.tw <*» S ,re . *•coming lo foreigner* reac fieri In Lhasa by telephone Foreigners who witnessed Saturday's incident said al least three . ffzelan* including a Huddhlst monk were willed and one tourist was wounded by gunfire w hrn demonstrators enrtnmierrd polk e in Inmt of the .fokhang Tem|»le — the holiest shnr.' In Tlhete» Buddhism and slip of similar protests I irts iM s s jk l as many a* 12 people may nave dirt) The China Central Televtakm evening news btonk asl said w e monk dkd and III |ieo(»le were wounded iwo srrkrisl*. hi ihr *'rk)t As the trouble maker* refused lo listen to |>er»iiaslon and ke(H throwing stones and liquor tsrt lies at the (mike on duty ihe isitwe weir lorie-d lo lire warn mg * tor irkrtr^rH repne* said ’ In the ensuing chaos one monk died and 13 people were Pakistan legislators vote for president Unlt*d P r i u Intarnatlonal ISLAM ABAD. Pakistan — Legislators vntrd Monday In p r e s id e n t ia l e l e c t i o n s expected lo confirm veteran ( m iI i i i i --tan Ghulam Ishaq Khan In Ihe oilier he assumed on the d e a th of P re s id e n t Moliammad Zl.i ul-llaq four months ago Prim e Minister fl-n a z lr llliiilio i.iirr was lo face a vole ol confldencr In (lie N..iiun.il A s s e m b ly I t h i i l t u was nominated Dec I by Ishaq Khan a* Ihe first woman Icadri of a modern Moslem c o u n t r y and P a k is ta n 's youngest head of government hhutto's Pakistan Peo|ile's Parly won Ihe largest hlis of Nalkmal Assembly seal* III Ihe Nov 16 fin ikin* the flfsi •lemur ra id (lo lls In the rm iniry tn 11 years Hut she failed in gain an utisolulr inspirit y and must rely on smaller parties and tndrpcn dents for suppcri Under thr constitution, she must seek a rnnltdenee voir w ithin 60 Java ot taking oflke U h u tlo 's father. Prime Mmisier Zutfikar All lUiullo. was on ffhrowr. by 7.1s .hen army duel of stall tn a 1977 •••up and was hanged Iwo years burr for hi* alleged role In ih r murder of a politkal oOfiunrttt *•» ruled lor 11 years, right of itiem a* head ot a military government, until hi* death In a mysterious Aug 17 plane crush Ghulam Ishaq Khan, then Senate chairman and Zia'* constitutional successor. Immediately assumed the of­ fice of head of stale. Member* of both the na ikmal house* of Parliament and the four p ro v in c ia l a s s e m b lie s Monday voted III presidential election*, which ,nii*i be hekl wllhlu 30 da vs of geneial election* T h r term •I tiller for Ihe prrs.rYnl U live years Although four candldalr* were standing lor Ihr ofTIcr. Isha q Khan Is v irtu a lly assured of trlainlng Ihe post as hnlh llhullo's party and Ihe Islamk Democratic Alii ant e, a coalIIkm led hy former 7. 1a associate* and ih r second largest pdtllcal grouping in llie country, fiave pledged to sup(M*rt him II Is n e a r e s t r i v a l Is Naslrultah Khar a veteran (•otitic Ian who Is Ihe sole National Assemble rrp rr tentative ol hts right-wing Paki^tozt *>emorr~tlc Fartj T h r election is hrld t»y sn ret IvaHol hy a:, electoral college III which all tl*e pro v'nclal assemblies have equal -.•Ming *l*ri.glh lrres(>ecrive of thrlr Size !‘oiling la-gan «t 10 a in imklnlghl KNfl and the rrsull was expected lo be announced In Hie evening During hi* limg career a* a civil « -rvatti Ishaq Khan 7.1 lias *ecu Ihr rise and tall of all governments In Pakistan in iu rr tl " V o ice from u nd er co llap sed building: “ I can see the lig h t” Unit** Frass InUrnatMm al LKNINAKAN U S S H - For five day* since a p o w e rfu l earthquake virtually drstrnrrd An o n sreund largest city residents using sliovel*. ham mer* and iherr t*are hands have have Iireri digging ihriMigh ion* of rubble In a ilesprrate search k«r Ihetr loved ones A* sunset apptthM tied Sunday, a voice cited out fnMi) under the lulns of wtial used In V a nine story a(>artmenl building in Lrninakan "I ran see Ihe light •'Seven people are here and dust Is falling In cm us the voire said As a light rain hrgait to fall, at least 30 men. pulling imi a r«g*e tried lo haul away a massive slab ol concrete to frre the survivors Thetr tale was iml Immediately known (The Ul't ie(i>wlrr al the arrive was exit oft Irm* Moscow when tfie lek (ihonr ‘.me rrat ktrrt and went dead! •W hat a sharnr my daughter is lying under that |»de of ruck*, amt tlierr is no equipment said Anayld Masuyan. 43 « rylng with five other women galhrtrd around a campfire — Idankel* around tfirlr leg* ’ They sav the whole world Is helping u* Masuyan said •Where are rhr crane* from the rntlrr wnrfd'.' ’ Apprai* lot more rquqmirnl lo sfirerl ii|i Ih r slow ( kmc of th r rear n r effort were t*eard every where In Ihe d isftgurrdcity T h r m ayot of L rn in a k a n ((leaded tor •ranrs to take .i s n the rubble to save those still snuggling for life under the heap* of prrfahrk alrd rrm rnt sfatis. glass and laistrd metal ol Ihen tolUpsrd tilgh rise a(>art nienl rumple*r% W tie rr Is lt»c equip m e n t to d ig th e n ; o u t ." vr re a m e d a survivor huddling a rou n d one ol Ih r d u rrn * of fires d ottin g Ihr rlly's rubble sltrwn street* T h e first W estern in te r spoodrtd* tn visit lenmakati. one ol titles haritest hit bv thr earthquake that stru rk thr southern re|>ut>lk- of Arrnrma last Wednesday found many profile nulling about in a dazr of slvnc k and mourning "ft is alrradv the fifth <lav and we atr going around like mad |ax.pie said Agasi M.inokvan "Som any (tropic have died Mrfatlves (rom not side ihe city aland 30 miles north of (lie Armenian rapiial of Vrrevao trying lo enter and find oul wli.it liapprlird lo Iheir loved one* ( l o g g e d Ihe r o a d s I nIu Lrninakan whkh once hail a (•npul.lt kill of 230.000 THANK YOU. I Want To Take Time To Thank You For Your Support In Helping Shape Sanford’s Bright Future. A “ As Mayor, I Pledge To Continue Working With You As We Strive To Build An Even Better Sanford. M ayor Bettye D. Sm ith Pd. Pol. Adv. �M»\n«. INSIDE: Sports ■ People. P»9® ■ Com ics. Page6B ■ Classified. PageBB O ilers stun B engals, 41-6 B A S K ETB A LL H um phries sinks Lakers The fats Angeles laikers left only a small crock In Ihe defense, but luy Humphries squeezed through for Ihe first game-winning shot In his five-year career. Humphries hit a 15.• foot Jumper as lime ' ' * expired Sunday night. * g iv in g the Mucks a 95-94 victory over the ;J Lakem and snapping Los Angeles' seven■ . — game winning slrrak M U Iv A i/ X L L Humphries, w h° BUCKS scored a season-high 18 pobns. sank the tva>»r< aiu-r rrcelving the inbounds pass from Raul Prvsaey. He drove past A.C. Green and hll Ihe -Jumper from Ihe frre-thmw line "W hen you've got a one-point lead, with thrre sr« onds to go. you fust w ant lo contain." Humphries said "We Itad two guys converge. ' L r r was a lb tie gap and hr got » g'snl look at tbe So T " Magic Johnson. who had I I (minis and 12 assists for the Lakers, said Humphrks “ Jus! pushed In hr I ween us and went up wtlh It " In Sunday s only oilier game. Pi rtla d sopped |m s I San Anlonki 128 123 In overtime Unltsd Prsss Intwi national HOUSTON — The newest cliapler of the Cleveland Brown fan club resides, strangely enough. In Houston. The Houalnn Oilers routed Cincinnati 41-0 Sunday. That prevented the Bengals Irorn clinching Ihe A FC Central title It also means ihe Oilers will clinch u playoff henh If one of Ihetr moat heated rtvuls. the Cleveland Browns, deleal the Miami Dolphins Monday night. "I never thought I'd pull for a team from Cleveland. O h k i.llo u s to n Coach Jerry Glanvtllr said. "Hut tomorrow night. I'll lx- pulling for the Hrua ns "IVoplc have liern palming us dead. d->ne. fiver and On lulled every year, but here we are again The Bengali., who already have r playoff s j s ii guaranieefl. ieil lo 11-4. Cincinnati can siill Clinch Us firs! A F C Central title since 1981 II II tieats Washington neM weekend But with t> ..ialo besting the Los Ang.'lc* Raiders Sunday to Improve lo 12-3. the ik-ngsls lost the Inside NFL SCORES: WEEK 15 S a tu rd a y's Results .Jets 34. Colts I 6 Eagles 23. Cards 17 S u n d a y’s Results Giants 28. Chiefs 12 Oilers 41. Bengals 0 Dallas 2^. Skins 17 Bears 13. Lions 12 llllla 37. Raider* 21 Rack 18. Vikings 0 Rat riots 10. Burs 7 Rums 22. Falcons 7 49ers30. Saints 17 S Diego 20. Pitt 14 Seattle 42. iJcnvcr 14 Pats chill Bucs, 10-7 Unltsd Praas International ____ FOXBORO. Mass — Jason Slaumvsky cunnected on a 27 j m l field goal 3 08 into overtime. Sunday to keep the Nr v England Ralrlot*' playoff hopes alive with their first-ever overtime triumph — a 10-7 victory over the Tampa IMv Buccaneers Quote of the week "T h e y played lough and Ihclr players got the Ians lino tfic game and we didn't do anything Vikings coach Jerry to lake lItem out of II Burris Hath io have ihe home-He Id edge ihmughoui llw AFC playotls Mike Hosier lushed lor 120 yards and three tout hdow.is and Warren Moon lluew two scoring See O ile rs . Tage 2B New England Itad lost all 10 previous overtime games The Ratrkds. 9 0. play at Denver un Saturday and could reach the post-season depending upon I lie outcome of I tie remaining Houston and Cleveland games Two weeks ago. Staurnvaky missed a 27-yartl ftrIII goal in Ihe (Inal seconds to cost Ihe Ralrkits a gains in Indianapolis Tampa Bay won the cotn toss Ix-lorr Ihe extra iierkid but d c-u k d keep Ihe wind it thelt Un ks New England's Sammy Marlin returned Ihe kkkoll 34 yank* down the right sideline to Hie 35 See Pats. Page 2B Wildcats steal the show Lake Mary winds up 3rd ■ y DAVID C O R C O R A N Herald corraspondsnt C zechs win Federation Cup MELBOURNE. Australia — Czechoslovakia, k d by Helens Gukova. it|mrt the *:ovlet link it 2-1 Sunday to win the Federallort Cup. ihe fourth time In su years It has won this women's team tennis tournament Czet hoalovakw Iras captured the Federatlotr Cup five limes overall, with previous victories In 1975. 1983. 1984 and 1985 Gukova, ranked No 8 In Ihe world, received excellent support from Radka /nitrakova. a 17-yrar old making her Federation Cup debut She kart only one set and 30 games In her live singles matches, while Sukova swept her five matches, kmlngonly 27 games “ This is Ihe first lime I have been number one ou lire learn and II Is a Utile dlllrrrnt this lime, said Sukova. a mentbrr of all lour previous * winning trams *'f don't frel lire pressure " i W orld Club title decided T O K Y O — Nscion.il d r Montevideo of Urugyay. behind two goals from Santiago Javier OatoUxa. drlralrd l»SV Blndhovrn of Holland on prnalty kicks Sunday lo win ihe Toyota Cup World ClubChampkmshlp In a game matching South American and European champions. Narlonal and l*SV Kin dhovrn drew 2 2 through regulation ami 30 itiinulrs of ovrrtliur before Ihe Uruguayans wun 7 -0 on penally kicks Ostolaza's setond g«»al came with a minute left In overtime, forcing I tie slmntout that gave Nat ional Its thud world tlllr In llte club's 89 year history Before a crowd of 02.000 al Olympic Memorial Natton.il Stadium. Nactona! opened Ihe scoring In seventh mlnulr when Ostolaza headed III a corner kick by William Adrian Castro Ein­ dhoven tied II in the 75th minute on an own gftul Romarto headed In Ihe ball when a long |ia«a from Brick Gerrls spilled In front of Nactonal's net 1H O CKEY ~_________ j C anucks skate past Jets V A N C O U V ER . British Columbia - Rich Suitrr arurrd the tying and winning goals midway through thr third period Sunday night, leading the Vancouver Canucks to an Hfi victory over the Winnipeg .Jet* Vatu uuver scored four unanswered goals over the final eight minutes of the gurne for the victory. With Vancouver trailing 0 4. Trevor Linden tKinged In a rebound on the |>owrrplay at 12 24 to bring the Canucks within one. Sutter tied the game 22 seconds later, and put Vancouver up 7 b at 15:27. scoring on a slap shot on a 2-on-l break. Stan Srnyl added an empty-net goal for Vancouver Inclose the scoring at Ift 2 l. Fro m staff and wire reports B A S K ETB A LL , . □ 9 p m . - ESPN. College. Temple ut St. Joseph's (L) FO O TB A LL { J9 p m - ABC-9. NFL. Cleveland Browns at Mtaml Dolphins(U T E N N IS U H p.m. — SUN. Mlchelln Cliallrnge. day two _______ LONG WOOD — Ik-fore the start of the 15th Mtiumtl Lvman Christmas Tournament, the lug quest tori was. “Can anytindy slop ihe t^iki Mary Rams'*" Anil Ihe answer was yrs as the Wildcats of W inter Rark High School, h a v in g four of their wrestlers w inning in the lower weight classes won Ihe tournament lor Ihe first time since 1977 (Ihetr lourth overall!. Just edging out Flagler Ralm Coast by Just 4W (minis 144-1391*. with Like Mary a disappointing third with 130 “ This is more special than winn­ ing In I97ti when we had sis of our wrrsllrrs win single lilies.” said a very pleased Wild) als ostili John Roust The three oilier times tiiat Ihe team won the tournament. I was an assistant coach So tills is my first as a head •oat h " And Imiw (Ii t s R oust Irrl aliout his Wildcats drleallug thr Rams and Ihelr coach Ikiug Rrters? “ I silt! think itial Lake Mary ha* a great learn, and winning this tournament i* a tug feather In our rap T h r relationship lhal I havr with Doug (Relrrsl I* very i lose since I coached Doug at ihe Univer­ sity of Central Florida as an assis­ tant under Rai Curst It * no longer a learlier-sludent relationship, hut a (M-rwuial rrlallonshlp Dougs tirrn a real assest with promoting high school w resiling In C r - Iral Florida As lor Ihe H am s, ihe loss is another ol co n lln u n in g disap­ pointments at the Lyman toumameni. especially l « Relers Lyman's Oavid Mangel attem pts to take Cocoa Beach s Em ory Bullard to the m “ We re lLakr Marvl very disup (Miuitrd lhal we didn't win tills toiimamriil. Iiei altar we ibought we had an rxrrllrnl chance lo win II ra m m in g In.” R e irr* said " I thought going in lhal Ihe Iwsi Irani w o u ld win It. and W in te r I’ark won It So they arr Ihe best wrestling Ira n i In tills area al lilts lime Flagler I’alin Cost also should lie r o n m mended lor having an out*, standing squad, and lour Inlvlduat w inners We m ay just tie Jinxed or something, bul we re going lo win 8 ee Wrestle. Page 4B Lady ’Noles host Mainland From staff ro p o rls Two of the most flighty regarded teams In the state will collide tonight as Daytona Beach Mainland's Lady Burs come to Sanford to take on Seminole High Tlpoll Is 7 45 p m at Hill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Seminole, which hopes to crack Into the lop 10 In the state In Class 3A sometime soon, stunds at 5 -1 overall with Its only loss to 3A |Miwer Orlando Jones. M.ilnLmd is 4 0 thus far but has yet to p'ay a train with as much llrr|Miwrr as the laidy 'Notes T h r SIIS girls have talent at every position and also havr a go.nl deal of bench strength, something Seminole teams have lacked In the past. Junior center Sherri Reddicks has been playing superbly In the early going as she averages 18 3 (mint* ncr game and It 8 rrhounds (>rr game. She Is shoo*trig 50 (icrcrnt from the floor and also has blocked 20 shots Senior guard Adrlun lllllsman Is also playing well lor SIIS as she averages 12.3 jmints and leads the tram In usslsts with 51 and strals with 24 anil she also averages 6.7 rrtmund* per outing Adding strength Inside for the Nolrs Is senior Chlneta Gilchrist 17.S points. 7.8 rebounds) while the top outside threats urr senior L li Long |8.7 points! and sophomore Koscta Krnnon 17.3 points), Emily Anderson has come through with some quality performance* off the bench as shr averages 4 8 rclaumd* jrrr game while Aretha Riggins. Cindy Lyon. Meehrlle Toombs and Yolanda Raker are other key reserves for the lardy 'Notes. Mainland's lardy Hues possess two of the most talented offensive ballplayers around in seniors Krtstl Austell and Srgena Mackcroy. Lym an lecture Lyman coach Lauia Rountme gels hof point across to her team during halltime ot Friday s gamo vs DoLand Rountroo had plonly to talk about The Lady Groyhounds took 41 shots on goal and o n ly managnd to score once. Fortunately. DoLand didn't score. For a wrapup ol tho weekend's gamo. soo Pago 3B OE OF S P O R TS .N YOUR AREA, READ THE SftHFORP HERALD DA.LY �*■ — Sanford Hdfkid, Sanford. Florid* — Monday, Doeombor 12, 1MB STATS & STANDINGS I • » 7-11 in t iH f NFL STANDINGS N A TIO N A L T O O T * A ll I E A Q U I t n w k n C H iu m i (A ll W L T F t* *. 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IN TE R C E P T IO N V ( w . r v u l i lander 1 ) Heutian Veal* l 44 Mrtiad tw«d paalt Nana Tanp* Bay A t* F A - » •A l t l - M m t in t Na tc or mg Tturd Guar N I Perryman 4 k k k l,7 la ria, IVtaurortAy Bears get by — V ikings d o n ’t 4* L -------------------------— ------------------------Giants 20, Chiefs 12 United Prgat Intarnallorval • •At Hast Rutherford. N.J.. Phil *■ !! Chkafio and Mlnnruola cn- S im m s com pleted Just si/ O rrd Sunday expected to beat pusses, but two went to Mark Op on weak »i<iter* from their H a v a r o f o r N e w Y o r k SiKC Central. That would *et up touchdowns The Giants. 10-5. .1 showdown between the Hears won their third straight to re­ .ind VI kIlifts In the season finale m a in one gam e ahead of for the division title and NFC's Philadelphia In the NFC Fast best record. New York can seal the division Hut something funny hup- by healing the Jets next week fk-ned on the way to Week 16 — The Chiefs. 4-10-1. fell to 0 6 1 the Detroit Lions pushed the on the road this season Hears to the limit, and the Green Hay Packers pushed the Vikings out of romrniton for the division Cowboys 24. Redskins 17 At Washington, rookie Michael Mile. Irvin caught three touchdown At Chicago, K evin H u tlrr kicked a 32-yard field goal with passes from Steve Pclluer to help four remaining to lift the Hears Dallas. 3-12. snap a lOgumc lo a 13-12 triumph over Detroit losing streak and eliminate the and hand Chicago Its fifth defending Super Howl champion Rrdsklns. 7-H, from (hr pluyolf Mralghl NFC Central title. Chicago gained that honor In race. The Redskins became ihr Week 15. Instead of playing for It fifth Super Howl champion In Ihr (misI nine seasons lo full lo III Week 16. because ut Greer. Hay. Wls.. Tim Harris registered make the playoffs the season two sucks and a safely to lead a after winning the league title. Grrcn Day defense that hr^d Minnesota without a touchdown Rams 22, Falcons 7 and the Packers upset the A t A n a h e im , C a lif.. J im Vikings 18 6 Everett threw for 303 yards — The Hears. 12-3. also locked 218 to Henry Ellard mid Pete up the home-field advantage Holohan — and Mlkr lomsford throughout ihelr playoff run becum r the Rams' all-tim e "A n o ih rr masterpiece (minted scoring leader wllh Ihrce field In Chicago." Chicago Coach goals for Lo» Angeles. The Mlkr Dltku Mild "What a grrat Rams. 9 6 . would win the NFC West with a victory next Sunday win It was." against division-leading Sun Francisco and a loss by New Orleans The Falcons fell to 5-10 49crs 30, SalntB 17 At San Francisco. Joe Mon­ tana fired a 68 yard touchdown pass to John Taylor and ran 2 yards for a score to help tile ■liters. 10-5. clinch a playoff berth The Saints. 9 6 , lost their third straight and all hut had their playoff chances squushrd. Roger Craig rushed for 115 yards on 22 carries with one touchdown for San Francluco Chargers 20. Steelers 14 At San Diego. Mark Malone, traded to San Diego tills year after eight often unhappy sruuns In P ittsburgh, haunted Ills former team by running for one touchdown and throwing lor a score for the Chargers. 5* 10 The Strelcrs. 4-11. hud Huliliy Hristrr throw for one score and run for a T D In I lie fourth period Seahswks 42, Broncos 14 Al Sealllc. Curt Warner ran lor lour touchdowns and Dave Krlrg completed IU of 22 passes as Seat lie look sole possession of flrsl plare In the AFC Wrsi The Seahawks. 8-7. can claim Ihelr flrsl division title In Ihelr l.l yr.u history wllh a win Sunday al (he Los A ngeles R a id e rs. 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Pats C o n t in u e d fro m Cincinnati coined wllh the N F I . ' s l op r anked offense averaging 393.6 yards, bill was held In 226 yurds and a pair of Jim Hrrech Held goals Hoomrr Eslason, Ihr Irague's top rated ((tiartrrh.uk. co m ­ pleted 10 ol 22 (Hisses lor 131 yards, his lowest uulput In three seasons H r was intercepted once and sackrd three times for 37 yards. " T h i s w as Just an o ld fashioned hull kicking." Esluson s a id . " W e had some o p (Mirtunlllrs. tan they came out ready lo play and dominated every phase ol Ihr game They Jusl heal us on trie line of scrimmage." rruke you an instant $ 10 , 000.00 WINNER Jadipot capped &glvtn awa>-rreddy IB New Englund ((tiurterhack Tony Eason, a surprise starter In place of crowd favorite iXiug Fluile. moved the Patriots 56 yurds In six plays. Including (tasses of 21 and 26 yards lo Irving Fryar. The latter rulcli came on lhint down and pul New England on ihc Hues' 9 yard llnr After Iwo running plays. Si au rov sk y came on lo redeem himself Tampa Hay. 4 1 1. had tied thr game 7-7 on Mark Carrier's 15-yard reception from Vtnny Testavrrdr wllh 2 09 rrmulmig In rrgulallun The drive look only two plays and '18 seconds, the first (day was u 26 yard pass to Carrier. Alter a scoreless llrst hall, the Patriots look the lead on Robert Perryman s 6 -yard run at 7 24 of the third quarter. The trmprruturr hovered at 17 degrees and winds of IO to 25 mph resulted In u wind-chill (odor of 25 below icro. The Hues had never played In a game wllh temperatures under 23 degrees und have never won a game In which ihc temperature was un­ der 42 degrees 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE N^TtifJOpm MrmHOOpm T>m MpfUdei tiftfrMUrnuoi Uor - Wmo SR Spec* Crap Pacuga CctAdSi/tiir ArUtto Sorry, must be 18 �Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Monday. 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Catoai k > 1 I H Fyto n kvrt Laaawemt a 4 4 TeuahetoeeLincoln k l I O tande 4i«rwp Mama f > 1 k Gamat .ina H p n 14 F f H G a e a >4 I Prantaiam American r m iry* 4 I k 1* Paler«Uma U n t o r . n I 14 Baca Raton It A e i aa k >4 A He racer, in f veto, — Bartow Fart 4 t - - n- —- ■ ga----—I gI*In , I a■aa a 1 Vd i w s w V U ^TEBr Vow** Dmto Jak tan .iila k v n Veto** H W o ia a Ppar Tauptoaaaa Lean Tampa Cetoeie. Vera Beach It I 4 > a r 4 t drat* Palm Beach Cardntoi Newman Oviedo clim bs toward elite status won together." Jekanoakl said "Th e kids help each other reqt well, and communicate rral well. They're a fun group and they seem to enjoy lielrrg around racii other." By MARK B LY TH E Herald sporta writer After year* of painstakingly tin lid In g l h r p ro g ra m , the Oviedo High School boys Borrrr tram has finally gained some reaped urtd his handing out homr licullng* of Its own Hilt aesaon. T h r Lions. 4-1 and ranked klxth In rluv, DA. moved up fnmi 10th tn thr rankings this week an they tripped Seabreeze, the prrvlmifily fourth ranked tram In DA. 2 - 1. on S a tu rd a y . Seabreeze was one of the final four tramt In DA a year ago Leading I he way so far for the Lions this season has been defensive stopper bock Derek Hairs (kites has hern wllh the O v i e d o s o r c e r s i n c e Ills fre shm a n season and has become one of the area s top players. "We feel, overall, he's thr best player In Central F lo rid a ." Jekancmkl said. " H r doesn't get. (hat much recognition. I'm not sure why. but he dors a hec k of a Job cm the soccer field ." O viedo took quite u lew tiering* unt'l three year* ago when roach Have Jrkanoskt showed up ami turned thr pro gram around Jrkano*kl. who hat a record of 31-15-4 Rtnre taking over at Oviedo, ram r to thr krhool Irom SU cui h iiv in where he cpachtd both high orhool and college sorerr The idcms have had three.* players who h a v e got the nflensc goin g this season In T ltn WaiMiten. Jeff DeKcmr and A1 Italdiido Walsanrn. u Junior, has played on the varsity since hia freshman year and has proven himself time and again to be a leader on the field for Oviedo. "When I flr»t ru n e to the program, we just wanird gain some rr»pet-| and play near the better tram t," JekanoaJU Mid. Dr Hose is a transfer from tllshop Monrr and he's made u smooth transition to the Lions style i f play so far li.il.imln who returned from Argentina far his senior year after playing at latke Howell In his sophomore season, has also III Into the Oviedo m heme writ so far this season Now we've Im proved lo where we' * at the level thai w r ra il beat any tra m In the state on a g lv m n ig b t, !'m not d y i n g we're the best ie*m In the state, but we re not afraid to play anyone " Jekancmkl is more 'ban happy with thr turnaround and hope* the Lion* ran ronttnur their Killing play. Oviedo tv also happy to be In thr Seminole Athletic Coni' frnc r. a conference which (day* w m r of ‘he stales tie«l aoertr. ‘‘I can't be anything licit happy w i t h o u r I m p r o v e m e n t ." Jrkanoskt Mid "This a very lough conference with a lot of q u a lity p la y rr* The re are trrm rn d n u k roaches and a trrmrndouk amount of talrnt and wr re glad lo plav with thepe i* am* night In and night out.” .Jekancmkl also frets lf*» yuc'h aocrrr program* In Central Florida have played a kry role in m aking thla area a aoccer stronghold For the poa! three year* Seminole County ha* had a team reach at least the final right In r l a i 4A and last yraz the Lions tear tied thr regional ptayofls for the first time tn the H e re to P h o to k y l e a Ovipdo'B Jeff DsRota hoods a ball away from a SaabrMzs play in Saturday's gama at Ovipdo Th« Lions, via their 2 1 win Saturday ehnibArt from tOth to tilth tn thta a t 4 k b atafr ra/onnpB. sr hem*1 s history Ov iedo dropped a h ra rib rra k ln g 1 0 region playoff game to lautd O' Lakes m a game chat Oviedo rompletely dominated Jekancmkl has a vrlrm n team The l.kms « i . I look to rr wrltr wtih 12 senior*, and hr ho|>rs hr thr record books again this ran Irad ibis tram, that ha* hern sr aseni by winning more than 12 together for quite some lime to game*, which would set a w lnn.1 the stale tournament \Litn me record, and go past the re­ raerrption ol two transfers, thr gional* 10 seniors have hern together for 10 years or more on thr "W r feel, realistically. Iliat wr sorerr field and Jekanoakl feels can reach thr final lour this that help* his Irani year." Jekanoakl M i d "In our district the Irani to brat looks "We're used to each other and likr tllshop Moorr, thrn the winner of the I.and O' latkr* wr know If we lose wr lost district who we feel wr ran play together, and If wr win that we One lor 4 1 stmts is not a very gand goal scoring percentage Its actually pretty darn awful — but it was still enough lor l.vman * lardy Greyhound* on Friday , Lyman came up with a goal Jusl 1 44 into the game and made it hold up as It downed Drlnind. 1-0. Friday night In girls sorter ac tion at Lyman High Sc hoed I h r L a d y G re yh o u n d s . 2 D - 1, rrturn to action Wed­ nesday at Winter I’arh Dr latnd fell to 0-4 and will play again Wednesday at Oviedo From staff reports On Friday, four girl* con trthutrd two goals each as the llishop Moorr pounded Oak Midge 104) On Saturday. Stephanie Gringer scored two goals and Amy and Jill Geltz had two assists each In a (TO rout of Orlando Kvan* (•ringer. Stephanie Fruitier. Jill Geltz and Amy Geltz each scored twice In Ihr romp With Jennifer Hannlgan and Andrea Dowd co n trib utin g single scores In the win over Oak Midge The scoring started when Fruitier, who also had three assists fed Grtngrr for the Lym an totally dominated eventual gamr winning goal the lately Hulldog* os It oulshot Hefore thr first half was over. Ihrm 41-1 on the night The Fruitier, on an assist from lardy Hound* w rtr just un­ Nikki Souza, and Jill Grllz. able to Hud the net on their assisted by Gringer would Iasi 40 shuts score Tracy Sher. though, came up wllh ull l.yman would rircil when she srorrd on her trams first |itm*rh*lon Sher broke long and was fed by Jennifer McAvoy who was playing ihr wing Sher thrn lra|ird up and headed thr hall Into the goal lor ihr only score of the night from llvr yards nut H O R N E TS W IN 2 IIIsh o p Mo o r e ' s La dy Hornets <um r up with a pair of victories this |Mist weekend to nm Ihrlr season record to 7-2-1. i H *»to F to to St Ac* Art**ch In the second half, Gringer struck again, this lime nn an usstst by Missy llorrero Th rn 11 was Frolner's turn, assisted by Grlngrr Amy Geltz got Into thr scoring column, convert­ ing a p.»** from Hannlgan She scored again a lew minutes l at er an an assist from Frulner. Jill Grllz. on an assist from Feulner. then got hrr second goal Hannlgan Ion un assist by J i l l G r llz ) and Dowd lussisCrd by Amy Grllz) then lollowed with their scores. Lyman goalkeoper Becky Carr gels off a punt In action vs DeLand Most of the action was away from Carr as Do Land only had ono shot on goal compared to 41 for Lyman CJISt * SALK!TBALL B O Y S IO C C E R 1 E M IN O L I A T H L E T IC C O N FE R E N C E T h e La d y H ornets out* played Oak Midge In every facet of Ihr game, out shotting ih r visitor* 48-2 In goal. Bishop Moore's Suzl Strazzula needed lo make |ust two saves lo notch the shutout while Oak M ldgr'a ’ keeper made 22 saves Bishop Moorr also look eight comer kick* while Oak Midge didn’t take any. On Saturday. Bishop Moorr srorrd thrrr goals In each half. Behind Grtnger's two goals. Feulner. Jill Geltz. Amy Geltz unit Jennifer Doherty all had one goal while single assists went In Karen Butz and Nikki Souaza. Bishop Moorr fired D6 shols cm goal compared to two for Evans. Strazzula made one save in recording the shutout. PREP STANDINGS B 0 T1 Z A L K fTB A L L 1FM IN O LC A T M L E T I C C O N F I R IN C I Taom W l GB A LL OvNSa 9 t - >1 0 4 — }| laka Bronlitr Lara Mary 0 • — II Lyman 0 * 1» D r Land 0 4 - 1 1 Lai# Hawaii 0 « 11 SomlnoW 0 4 — 1* Tv*t4«, l |l>Mt Cotonlst *1 L , m « LA ktdrsnlto, 4l Ip ru c tC 'M * nlO .N O o W*4n*tAir'l *4"to* 0*llc.-u at Itmwwto BiWwti Moors at Laka Brsntlrr Tk vrtO ar'i f*ato» Laka Mar , * l [s ta n d Lak# Howsll at Colonial Frtoar't 4a mat Laka Hooslt at SantlnoW Laka r.*.M, al W ym ori O r M c a l Lyman Value day'» *»m « Wymort at Laka Hoasll 1 C M IM O LI A T H L E T IC C O N FE R E N C E Tram W L GB ALL 1 4 - 1 1 la ka fl,4nt lay Lak* Hawaii 1 4 - 0 0 4 - 1 1 Vamlnaf* l a! a Mary • 1 H If 1 1 t II Dalond 111 0 t o>a d> 0 t 1 1* Lyman M in d ly H a m a , Mainland aI Wminoto Laka BrantNy at WmNr Park 11 Claud at O r lads Tuakday* n a ito k Lami nola al Laka Brantlay Laka Hawaii at Laka Mary OytaUa at O tland Wadnakdiy'l *om* Sp»uca Croak at Lyman T S u nd ay'1 4a mac Laka Mary at Emlic Samlnoia at Laka Howatl Frid ay'! *ama« Orw doat Lyman f d j n a i i r at Laka Itrantlay Oviedo wilt gel a chance to prove 11self again when II com* petr* for the first time ever tn ih r p re stigiou s P izza Hut Tournament, widely considered Ihr top prrp soccer tournament u the stair “ W r were pretty tar down tn the lieglnnlng." Jekancmkl said. "Then we gained some respect and started playing better anti better until we reached the plane we're on now We honestly feel wr can play with anyone and brat anyone In thr slate when wr play our game " B usy week in prep sports O n e fo r 41 s till e n o u g h fo r L ym a n P ro m s ta ff r s p o r t* with If we grt by that thrn It *aill likr Iv be Sealwrezr coming from thr ra*l and we've already proven we can play wllh them " Th r Lions will now go up against some of Utrtr toughest eom petltlon when 'h e y go against laikr Mary and Lyman In the upcoming wrrka Oveldo. though, ran look forward to playing these Irani* now more than In thr past when it was being ripped by these learns Ttam Lak* Mary Or ado Lak* Hawaii Lyman t aka Brantlry lomKtoN Dalond N L T 00 1 00— 1 1 0I 1 0 3 1 1 1 0 I t } 0 I 0 t 0 3 0M Tu a td a i'ifa m n Laka Brantlay al lammoto Laka Mary at Laka Hawaii Datandal Oviedo TSurkday'i 4a mat aka Brantlay at Boon, Laka Mary al OaLond Laka Hawaii al Sammoia Friday*! fame! lak aland al La!a Mary Ovtodos* Land O' la k a ! Saturday ! famai LakaHowar’ al Wrniar Park Lyman al Satalllta Ovradaal Rtdorwood ALL >4 t 4 14 4 14 111 111 4)4 411 G IRLS SOCCER SEM IN O LE A T H L E T IC C O N FE R E N C E Tram W L T OB ) • 4 — L a ir M a'y 3 t * Lak* Hawaii ) t 9 N Laka ttranffay t 1 4 IN Lyman 1 ) 4 IN CNlado t . in,IILiru riiw 0 ] 4 } Mf 0 f 4 OaLond Monday'! Rama Iratbwrg al Laka Hawaii Wadnakday'l tam o! W m Nr Park al Lyman Samlnoia al Laka Brantlay Laka Hawaii al Laka Mary Ovladoal Dalond TSurkday'i «a ma OaLond at Laka Mary F nd ay'i 44 m*! SaminoN al Lake Howail Lyman alOviado Salurday't 4a mat L,m a n a t Or PMIlipt SomlnotoalOak Ridga A lt 000 400 72 I 33 1 4 40 4 10 010 it will be a busy week for prep athletes as at least four sporting events a day will take plare over the nest mv days • Today will lie the slow day of th r week with t h r r r girls basketball games and one soccer match on tap In girls hoops. Seminole High hosts Daytona Mainland. t.aKr- Brantley goes in Winter Park, and Oviedo hosts St. Cloud In girl* soccer, lacke Howrll entertain* Leesburg |5 DO start!, e Things heal up on Tuesday wllh 11 events on the shite In boys basketball. Colonial play* at Lymam laikr Brantley goes lo Spruce Creek, and Oi ledo ho*t* Kisslmmrr Gateway. In girl* roundball action. Seminole plays al Iaikr Branllry. Lake Howrll Is at Lake Mary and Oviedo at DeLand In Seminole Alhletlr Conference game* In SAC boys soccer play on Tuesday, larkr Brantley goes to Seminole, laikr Mary plays at Iaikc Howrll and Oviedo play* host to Delnind In wrestling. Seminole ha* ll* home o|iencr agalnsi l .ikr Howrll amt U ikr Brantley goes lo Kissimmee Gateway. • The week hit* Its (rver pitch on Wednesday with another full s l a t e of a c t i o n . In b o y s roundball. Deltona High play* at Seminole and Bishop Moorr is at Lake Brantley. In one girls game. Sjirucr Creek Is at Lyman In girls soccer. Wittier Park gor* to Lyman In a noncon* Irrrnce game and. In SAC play, Srminolr I* al Brantley; U ik r Howrlt at l^ikr Mary, ami Oviedo goes lo DeLand On the wrrstllng mats un, Wednesday, Lyman travels to' Lake H ow rll and Sem inole Journeys lo Oviedo. • Thursday feature* a little bllof everything with IO events o n ’ ihr schedule. In boys basketball, taikr Mary gor* to Delamd and l„ikr Howrll play* al Colonial In girl* hoops. It’s Lake Mary at Fustl* and Seminole at Lake Howrll, In boys soccer. Lake Brantley I* al Boone. I.akc Mary at Del.a ml and laikr Howrll at Seminole. In girl* soccer, Dr* Lm d play* at Lake Mary, “Let The Professionals Do It” ECHOLS' TREE SERVICE, INC. LICENSED - FULLY INSUREO - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • COMPLETE TREE SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES • STUMP GRINDING • 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE CONTACT PETE OR TERRY ECHOLS Phone 323-2229 IF NO ANSWER 321-7694 �4B — San lord Hsraid, Sanford, Florida — Monday, Dtcambsr 12, 1968 V . ‘ *g - • : u-l: - i • jjafl-.+i- r-f ~stt ,-jr *_ _ ~ ir-• i'r - v - > «’^ M | W 8SpgC T a B w i' -~ 'T -* • matmen squash pair of foes ___ veterans taking the leadership role right off the bat In the early going, Mr lollnl feels that this year could be a good one for the Seminole wrrsiling program •. The Seminole High matmen opened Ihetr "We've got an excellent group of reluming f;[scaaon In fine fashion this past weekend In a quad kids." Malollnl said of his upperclassmen "Larry ' match at Atibumdale by slamming Lake Wales. looks awesome right now and Tro y said that he •:fee-21, and then jioundlng Ocala Forest. 56-26. to £take two of the three malrhes feels stronger now than hr did at the state meet last year. With the two wins, the balanced Seminole* "Julius Is an rxtremely physical wrestler and 5[opened the season with a 2-1 record and will host will help us at the upper weights and Scott, ; [county rival 1-akc Howell this Tuesday. The Nole through hard work, has had a complete e^grapplers will then parttclpale In a tournament turnaround and has really come on strong " '[th is Saturday at SebMng. The only thing that didn't go the Seminole*" y\ "W e did n good Job for It being our first match wav was a 48-16 loss to Aubumdale at they £*»f the year," Seminole head roarh Olen Malollnl racked up 24 total vtrtortrs which Included 14 ; sald. "A lot of our kids are young and hadn't had pins. Malollnl felt that the strong early showing ';<• match yet. but they did a great Job. Our young > kids were learning on the mat what we do In ■ will be good as his t, am builds up confidence and steam going Inin the heart of the season. ''•practice and there was definite Improvement *■.throughout the later matches " "Right now we've goi at W a t three or four bonified alalr-rlaia wrestlers.'* Malollnl said. "If Scott Uipe. Julius Bennett. Larry Nathan, and we ketp going the way wt are then we re going to - Tro y Rollins were ail triple winners Tor lhe Tribe Iwive a real good season." . -with m oil of the \*in» U in g ynna. Wlih (I k B y CH U CK B U A Q I » « Hsraid corrsapondgnt Double winners for the Seminole* Included Karl Glpe 1125). Thomas Hrrndle (I30|. Trent Sehakr (140|, and Kevin Nathan (152). "We Insl a couple of rlose matches against Auhumdalr that could have made the score a little closer If they would have gone our way." Malollnl said. "Kevin Nathan had his guy heal (10-3) and went lo finish him off with a rradlr. but the guy gni hi* head out from under Ke\1n and ended up pinning him. IEMIMOL ■ »♦, tax I WAl ■t n W1 - Dsn MUuraca Iit Ml wonSr torfo't 11] — Jvan N-no ILW1 * OaowtCramlotl II lit- Brio* Mayo' ILWIp Cor, Sonno'M IF ia - xwi o»* h em I -an kf WfWI l»-ThamayBrondiortfMla MetMaslunal II •It- larryHsmattllEMIa Darytt* Bsdnxk 3 U*-Tr*ett(»ta*4tlEMl*ryartCa*dT«sy I IS U .V I 4 J O i S t b u M U l-b k in - KtvOtNstftan lllf.j.a OlartGvHlsfmsI m 144- T'Or ScJlino Ilf Ml ms U«ha«d JaAH4 t* I III - kart 0«• ISCMI <wnSr WrWa ISS— Jotiwo Bannotl HIM)* IttCoWI SI US - MlKU WWSt I**MI eo" Sr Mr**:* HW-aanASnaralkWI* Kail* tatlta* II "Then another match had Mtteh Wlggs going at It with the guy from Auburndale and he pinned him. bul the referee said he pinned him after the hurier. The guy came hack In the next period and pinned Wlggv so that kind uf hull us u little. * iEMIKOll k. OCALA FOaitT M Front the 130 and up weight classes. Malollnl •re* things solid, hut he would like for his lljhfer weight athletes to gel some more experience and some wtns under their belts for the latter part of the season when it all counts. It} — Korin Ftatttan ItIMl a JamyiWttdam I It US Trar Satiut*lt*W'a Aa^nkHwtir 14 IM-ksnGtsslltMla MutMaKAatt > 1* VH- J«*M0>omo»t lit Mi imnUy torto.l US - KanMoflmaAltfMI wkylwWa MW - AnWaalaaiOSIp Mn<SWt*Q04 St 111- Codm Car IOSI * Pm Mo m m a I IS til — Oorrwt Crsmloi It lNil * Oarrwt Owmoti t It H t-kat 1 laa**mlOAIt Cary Sonnott I |» 111 — Karl Owa IIt Ml S JomaoCsMSta >I US- ThamarkanlialtEMla «KFt4rdMafi<fA » II IM-larry Haitian itCMIp SsitWaMI 14 l « - Irani kNata (1CM)a CUSSMotor I S4 III - S k im 'S Katty lOA 14 Jsmao *««> * l Raiders [take 3rd place Fresno St. triumphs in Calbowl U n llu l Press Irtts rnattseal %--------------------------------; From stiff rspseto_____________ K COCOA T h e Raiders of : Seminole Community Cotleg' •overcame a disappointing loaa to Miami Dade Community College South and the abarnce of tour rt gu'ars. to post an 60-70 victory over Cincinnati Technical Col­ lege to wtn the consolation game of the Bievard Community Col­ lege/!) real rr Cocoa Chamber of Commerce Chrtatmas Tourna­ ment before 151 fans at Brevard Com m unity College. Brevard won the tournament with a victory over Dade-South The Raiders now take off 'or the holidays and then have three straight non-conference home gumes brfore returning lo MidFlorida Conference play. On Thursday. January 5 the Uni­ versity of Wisconsin Center from Waukesha. Wistuosin comes tv town, on the sixth Us Wakesha County Technical College of I*ew3ukee. Wisconsin, and on the seventh It will be Indian River Community College of Fun Bierce. Florida coming lo town All three games will start at 7:30 p m. at the Health and Physical E d u c a t i o n C e n t e r on the Seminole campus Seminole re­ turns lu conference play on Wednesday January 12 when they travel to Palatka to take on Si John's River Community College Four frre throws In the final 0 20. two each by T J . Sralettu and Terrll Barnes, overcame a 77- 76 Cincinnati Tech, lead and give Seminole Us ninth victory of the season again*! five defeats. Tech, drops lo 5-5 on the season. Se m in o le played w itho u t starters Vincent Entcrson (dtsclplln) and Rishard Brown (late for tram bus) and top rrserves Mi ke G a s k lll and Stephen Blackmon (lair for bus). 6'2" freshman Tom Logan filled In at onr forward and scored 12 [mints and grabbed a co-tram high right rrbounds and 5’ I I " irrshman Johnell Coco, while only .icorlng two points, came off the bench and grubbed six rebounds. Both did a great Job defensively covering men six to seven Inches taller than them. Cincinnati's two 6 '8 " front court players. Pat Washington and Hay 1-awson. were held to five points and rero [mints between thrm In the first half. A ll-To u rn a m e n t performer Terell Barnes scored 13 of hls game high 19 points and Lyman H igh School graduate T . J . Scalrlta enmr off the bench to score I Oof hls 16 In the first half at the Raiders took a 37-32 lead and nut-rrlmunded the much longer Cincinnati learn 20-16 and held them to 40% shooting T w o J un ip ers by Ni ck Milldakls and a 3 pointer by ' Lyman grad. Robert Thomas Offset field goals by Lawson and <Chr1* Williams lo make the score • 77-76 Cincinnati with 0 35 to play A missed 3 point attempt by Cincinnati’s Taylor was re­ bounded by Thomas. Seminole worked the ball around until Scalctta was fouled with 0:20 to play. Sealetta made both free tosses to give the Raiders a 78- 77 lead. On the In bounds play Thomas came up with a steal and Seminole called lime out with 0 18 left After the lime out Barnes was fouled and made • both free throws to make It 80-77 Seminole, l-awson's at* . tempted long pass was In; Icrccptcd by Borne* who was I fouled by Keith Daniels with ’ 0:13 left. Barnes missed the free throw and Cincinnati ran the Iuill down court looking for the lying 3 [mint shot. A pass by Je rry Nahcr found Williams o[>en at the top of the key and he made the jumper with 0:04 left on the clock, hut Williams' foot was on the lint- and was only a 2-pointer and Seminole ran out ih r clock lo garner their elev­ enth Win of Ihr season. f . r r * i ". * V . tr Lake Howell's John White looks to get Cocoa Beach's Bill Housmann In a pinning position. W re stle -------Coattaocdfrom IB this tournam ent o n r of these days." The re were several key fartors In the Wildcats' victo­ ry First, the Wildcats used their superior depth and thr luck of the draw lo takr a 114 100 lead over FPC. with Ihr Hams In third with 79, Second. Winter Park avoided the upset bug ihat affrrtrd other trams as nine of the Wildcats advanced to the semifinals The Hams on the other hand, had several of thr lop wrestler* uprst m the early rounds, with Dan Sacco 11301. M kr Larkin (145). Justin Naumovltx (171). and Kiiiol Israel (liW ri expected lo al least reach Ihe simlflnals and give the Rams inurh needed points, which would have made Ihe difference In Lake Mary winning thr tournament And third, the Rams could have hern emotionally drained after llte big 61 13 wtn over arch Itval Lake Brantley on T h u r s d a y , as Lake Mary looked like they were Just going through tbc motion* and by Ihr time the Rams got their art together. It Waa too little, too late While everyone expected a W i n t e r P a r k - L a k e Ma r y showdown. Ih r tram that Im­ pressed r v r r o n r was the Bulldogs of Flagler Palm Coast. T h r Bulldog* made Ihetr first ever visit lo Central Florida The Bulldogs, a ( las* 3A [lower in Flagler County the past several year*, usually rom prtr In Ihr Jacksonville Forrest Inlvtalhmal. but de­ cided that they needed some belter com petition as Ih r Bulldogs air expected to be one of Ihe favorites to win the Class 3A title In the spring. "W e'rr pleased with the way we finished |2 n d | ." said Bulldogs coach Slrve Draugslino “ When you step up in elaaa f3A lo 4A) attd go against trams like Lakr Mary and Winter Paik. and rndtng up losing by Just 5<A points then you have done a hell of a Job. ITMANCMaitTMAt TOUSMAMINT OWtak ( A S H u til im w ie n 1M4I' | IMC) I I UM c o H V o iA T io w y '«J tw i SfWsdl I Call S U44I. is m i4 n Mary Chad Jm te n III Hamaa AHtcSaii IF SC I 4 > * r ' D a navalLM l It* O* - Aa<an >«.4 t r U M l 4 bane, Haaa Ha* C rant Orartfa Soar* iwot si F IM lt Ml Jure Wtwto a m IAFI us « in C tatn BaA <N1> • l>er» ( « * m I SM I 1 1 m D h * 1 I « i * I FOCI 4 Sam Wa*a 1C O L l44 HW T - f K S a r S C iw IA S I* I t a i M i w n i l • 4» 4 Mott (Annto*o 111 — Forsando Aatatia le e j 4 v -o n GasrytU 10SI OS — JOn Doan IWFl 4 Itava WSoorli IWS| 4 J0F01 Anthony iwai d Eric (Fact a o~s if at 1 4 MO (FACl 4 1Mac Foliar Jamoo ICVI a tony Coyno John MaroaStano (CSt a t*m m tarn G aW fitA i D C i 4 Waft S n t a x (L S I IS 4 I N - Kawwm J e t to n ||V I * CUM Want (M C I I 11 IU C s a d M e H i IW V IS OarMSaWana IL M IS 4 '40 J t t (k ta iii (Can 4 Jody A r e t IW V IF 4 lit Bondo CooO iOC| a Won OtMatt l* M l I IU Wan* yiarnar U M i * Al GOtaais ■O r t t 41 'id Jot* Hrttan (S M i 4 Katie Jonh let (Cans 4 III lA tn t 0-att i t>el 4 Chad H o w (• M in i IS* - Katif Wattay IF S C I a l o r n Ba.iay I Can I It r ii Alton Laett U M i * Tom Anon mm n HWt So* Aoadto m i l S Mxhaoi Clark i Can i n HwiM FSqIo*V| *<*Art*04* Lake Mary's Dave Petrone ((ace showing) and Martin County's Todd Schramm get all tied up. FRESNO. Calif - Fresno Stale traveled jus. 300 yarns to [day the California Bowl Saturday, a grograpf.iral fat l ihat iurtie<i ihr Ode in the Bulldog* 35-30 vtcto nr over the Westrro Michigan Broncos When Hie FT»t.' dr frits* could not unravel Wesirrn Michigan the vortferous home crowd of 30.000 did. forcing quartrilMi k Tony Kimbrough Inin a enn ial turnover With 10 mlnutr* Irlt m Ihr third quarter, the Bronco* leading 24-21 at the lime, had marrhrd lo Ihr Fresno Stale 15 After a first down inmmplrllnu Kimbrough appro.ii hed the hnr only lo liavr hi* signal* drowned nut by ih r |>jtu-..tii crowd Kimbrough turned in (lie rr frrrrs for help and was told lo lake as much lime a* be needed The crowd grra loud* i and Kimbrough oner again turned to the rrfrrre* for help But Instead of srndtng the trams hack to t he i r r r s p e r l l v r h u d d le s Kimbrough was i ailed ha delay of game "T h e referee Mark Hakrrl admittrd fie made a mistake said California llnwl presidentetc* l John Watlair lie *aid hr told Kimbrough to take however long It look tn run the play, hut hr inadvertently dropped tils arm and the pm plr on the sideline started I tie rk* k Then the penalty- was called The Brunt us. now at the FSU 20 broke their huddle again only to encounter an even louder crowd Kimbrough decided to go ahead with Hie [day anil ncyer gut the snap The ensuing him trie was re-covered by Fresno S ta ir's T e r r y Cook, killing Western's last major drive " I was worried aland the crowd notae,'* said Western Michigan coach Al Molde I tell we should liavr been allowed stop|Mge of the ( Ira k I hat a a* a big factor in the game F re s n o Sl at e r oach J i m Swe en ey , w h o vi si bl y en rmirnged the FSU partisans from llie sidelines, defended hls a< linns after the game "The rrnwd was a big factor." Sweeney said "A crowd should be hostile and our rruwd did good Those [tropic In the rasl stands (behind the FSU brnrlll were Incredible The crowd was at least a 7 point advantage .** Frrsno Stale. Inspired by Hie crowd, marched 80 yard* In 10 [days to takr ihr lead lor good 28 24 on a 4-yard Darrell Kuarttr scoring dash Myron Jones Hten added a 26-yanl touchdown run In make It 35-24 Western rounded m il the scoring with |7 second* left In the contest when Kimbrough ran In from 6 yards oul on a krr|ier The Broncos Him failed on an onside kick, allowing FSU lo run ou 11 he clock The victory was Fresno Stair's seventh strulghl as the Bulldog* finished thr year with a 10 2 record West ern Mi chi gan, meanwhile. drop|ie(l to 9-3 Linebacker Tracy Roger* rr covered fumble at hi* own 8 yard line to set tip FSU llr*t scoring drive early In Hie find quarter. Alter an 1 1-yurd [w*s to Dwight Pickens and n personal foul. Mark Barsottl (Implied hark and fired a bowl rriord 55-yard touchdown pa*» to Andrr Alex ander to give FSU a 7-0 lead That margin climbed to 14-0 when Barsottl trammed up with Alexander once again, this time on a 38-yard bomb. Hut then the Bulldog olfenne w.i* stalled by three I n te r c ep ti on * and numerous [lenaltle*. FSU was flagged for a California Howl record 20 penalties. WMU rallied and clo**rd to within 14-7 Just 1:35 later v.-h. u Kimbrough — who completed 2-1 of 57 [Misses for 306 yards — till flanker Robert Oliver with a 3 1-yard scoring strike. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. December 12. 19M — SS People CALENDAR = Panic Attack group to meet Agotaphohla/I’anic Alt.uk Support Group meets each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. 589 W. Stale Hoad 434. Longwootl. The support group Is for those who are afraid to go out of their liouse and be active In public. Overeaters to weigh in A regular meeting of Ovrrraler* Anonymous Is conducted on Turcxlsys at 7 30 p m al Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Ave , Sanford. For more Information, rail Carol at 322-0637. Casselberry Kiwanis to rise Klwanls Club of CaM*lbrrry meets at 7.30 a m. evuft Tuesday at Village Inn. IJ.S Highway 17-92 and Dogtrack Hoad. Lnngwood For more information, call 831-8545 Toastm asters to speak up Daybrrakrr* Toastmasters meets at 7:15 a m Tuesday at Christo's Restaurant on Ftrst Street. Sanford Guests are welcome. Toastmzslrrs International Club 6581 mee's each Tuesday 7 30 p m at Seminole Community College. Hoorn L 200 For more Information, .all 695-3966 TOPS chapters to m eet about eating Take Off Pounds Sensibly meetings are H d al the Osteen Civic Cenler on Tuesdays st 7 pm . For more information conUcl Mlrhrlle Todd at 3218153 T O I ^ Chapter FL 79 will meet Tuesday at 6 15 p m at Hnwrll Place. 200 W. Alrjioct Blvd Hanfoid Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self help group for relatives snd friends of addicts, wtll meet Tuesday it H p m at Orlando General Hoapita! For more Information, rail 869-6364 Bridge club ready to deal Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets si noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanlord Chamber of Com metre. 400 E Ftr»! St.. Sanford Sanford Lions to huddle Sanlord Lions Club meets at noon each Tuesday at Western Sloltn Steak house. 2900 Orlando Drive. Sanford AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcoholic* Anonymous groups meeting on Tuesday Include Altam oat* Springs: • Seminole A! Anon. noon, non smoker* only. Community Chattel 823 Stale Hoad 436 Caasaibarry: • Abbott Sober Living Group H p m . open ditruwum, nth i -smokers only. RrbosChib. 130 Normandy • Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholics only, non smokers only. Hr law ('tub. 130 Normandy • Good Morning Group. 10 a m . oprn discussion. Rabat Club. 130 Normandy • Happy Hour Group. 53(1 p.m.. open discussion. Hr bus Club. 130 Normandy. • Hctios G rou p . U i K i t m . . often discussion noon, alcoholics only. K a b o s Q u b , 130 N orm andy • Hrbns Al Akm. Mp m . Kelto*Club. 130 Normandy. • 17-92 Group. 8 p m closed step meeting. Messiah Lutheran Church. State Kuad 17-92 and Dogtrack Hoad Long wood: • Survive* Group. noon. closed step meeting. 3101 Dane Lane Oviedo: • Oviedo Group. 8 |i m . open dlsrusaton, non smokers only, Flr*t Mrihodist Church. King Street and Lake Jrsaup Sanford: • Sanlmd Grace Group. 8 p m . open discussion snd l l l h Step.8 0 0 E 25ih St • Sanford Group noon. 5:30 p m . 8 p.m , open discussion 1201 W Flrsl SI • Sober Won AA Group, noon. 5:30 p m.. 8 p m open discussion, the Sahara Club |old driver's Itrcnse office). 3587 S Sanlord Ave • 24-Hour Group. 8 p m, , open discussion. House ol Graalwill. Fourth Strrri and Oak Avenue Cerem ony to light up tree The Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a holiday tree lighting on Wednesday. Dec. 14. at 6 p m at the T .W Lawton Community Mouse. West Broadway tn downtown Oviedo The tree will be decorated with omamenta made by local elementary school children Frre cookies, hot chocolate and coffer will lie available. Canned Roods will be collected for the nrrdy Admission Is tree to the public, und parkin# will tie available neat to the lawlon house. Rotarians to rise for meetings CusselherTy Hotary Club mrrlant 7:30 a m. on Wednesday at the Casselberry Senior Cenler. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. C assethen y. Sanlord Breakfast Kotary Club meets al 7 a m . Wednesday ut Sanford Civic Cenler. Stom pers to hold club meeting The Old Hickory Stumpers clogging group holds club meetings every Wednesday al the Knights of Columbus Hall on S Park Avenue. Sanford For mote Information, call 349-9329. From a seat on the Ferris wheel, the lights ol Brevard County's Fair have an almost ChrfstmasllKe beauty. Fairs turn men into boys advantage You can stare down a bull without fearing for your life The local rodeo* show off the talent* of those who breed or handle these cattle Th a n k goodnrs* this remains one of the unspollrd clrm rnts ol thr fair Hodcm are living relics ol Am er­ icana. Talk about roots! Then, who could resist the agriculture exhibits with their prt/r-*l#r pumpkins, squashes and m rlons? tl makes you wonder U the grower* use fertil­ izer* wiih strrolds And II seems Impossible I flat there could tie a food shorlage with produce tltat size. l-evs popular but Interesting lo me are ihe flower and plant exhibit*. Gardeners Irmti all around compete for ribbons lor the best mum. roar und orchid. I like lo compare thr tropical plant rntrte* to Ihr ones In my yard Every yrar. I scoff at the winning plants and swear to enter my finest Into next year's competition Going, going, gone' Sadly, the fall county fairs arc gone for another yrar. Having attended two fair* this OBSKRVATIOM S year. I rortalder my sell fortunate I never lire of them, m y first fair experience as a small boy got me hooked JE FFR E Y The common denominator of SIM ONS all fairs, since the medieval village fairs Is regardless ot the era. __ lias been a lestivr rrtrtecthin r* cage is a (actor too Kids adore the local people and their warm, soft and furry— In any economy ITopic come together order— just as long as they ran to show oft their skills at touch II. You'd never think a agriculture and ranching, and to rabbit could be so tolerant display the latest in technology The fair official* must lie To spier things up. therr are pretty tolerant, too Though ride*, midway game*, sideshow*, there were several signs asking and fond everyone not in tnurh the haby chicks, an incessant How of A fa rm e r's t o o people handled them Why When I go to the fair. I must would official* pul them In an experience the w little thing and open ring within easy reach of mtlblng but the whole thing everyone? Hundreds of downy, Having some background as a yellow rhlcks are irreststablr farm buy. | can't resist starting instead of scolding their children out al the animal sheds to check lor picking them up. parrnls o u t the v a r i e t y of f ancy showed them how to be gentle I chickens, ducks grew, turkey .idm 11 lo scooping up a chick and gumr fowl on display Being myself, drspitr knowing whal |MMl.il lo Ihr guinea hens and they feel tike ring neck pheasants, t can't help In perusing the stock In the pig nothing the kind of folks who shed, one will overhear Intrr slop to admire them estl ng com m ents from the Of t en, a w o m a n who Is young ones Perhaps the two dressier Ilian most will roo over choicest were. "I didn't know the guinea liens She usually pigs got this big'" and "Mommy, wear* a {Mir ol fancy shoes or h o w r u m t h e y a r e n ' t al l hoot*, and spruk* fondly of the muddy?" hens' fralhcrrd feel. _ Though I too am tn awe of the "We wouldn't need shoes If we baby pigs. I bad first hand expe­ had thozr." one woman de­ rience with a 4'x-loot sow when I clared was a kid I'm aware of their The "dudes" In Ihrlr leathered potential. As for thr mud. I cowboy hats. |M-ariy-bullonrd learned bark then of pigs' pref­ shirts und snakr-skln boots In- erence for cleanliness and that vartably slop at the ring neck they only mil In the mud lo cool pheasants They observe the off. brilliantly colored male and The dean sheds at the fair smile In admiration. Usually wrre probably niorr to thr liking they atrut away telling their of thr hogs tlian most people glrlfrk nds how and w*hy I hr realized I might add that pass­ malr Is the flashier one of the ing comments on the odors in pair. The story of niacbolsm thr sled* told me who had or always comes nut the same had not experienced farm living Favorites w ith the wee folk are On the way out of the domrsilc always the nibblt* and baby menagerie. 1 can't miss the rhlcks ll must tie an unwritten rattle shed There Is some qualm International law As for the charm to staring eve-to-eye with bunnies. Ihr longer the ears, the a cow that doesn't run from me. more they're adored Proximity In the pasture* they would never to the holes al the front of the stand still. And another fair Between animals, plants and rides |l llkr to rhrek them all out before rtdlng any) comes a slow stroll down the midway. This unhurried gait t* often due to the attempt to eat simultaneously Practice ha* laughl me how io get that first bite out of a candy apple Stan at the Hat top I also learned it's lies! to remain sta­ tionary while Irving to consume a sausage sandwich with Ihr works. This Is when I Investigate thr games of the midway. T h r prizes may chungr a little, but ihr games stay pretty much thr same. You'll always (Ind thr balloon-dan. and ball und bottle games. Fair-goer* always will lake home cheap glassware from the nickel-pitch booth*. The only difference In Ihe prizes Irom year to year might be according to the latest stuffed-animal fad While I don't [day any of these games. It Is grrul fun watching others try thrtr luck. Player* run the gamut from u kid and her m o the r t r y i n g In " b o m b " goldfish with ping-pong balls In whole families trying to whack "moles." There's always some single guy boosting his ego at An unidentified goat (left) lays Its head on the rump ol Its companion In Ihe animal shed. The lair's midway appeals both lo one's stomach and lo the love lor prizes. Rides, games, sals the rtflrshoot next to the fellows trying lo Impress their girl* Of course, the young men are ever sthvlng lo win prizes for the girls on their arms ll never falls: She wants the biggest prize In the booth and he winds up ,-Hyltig dearly fortt. Wandering some more. I come across more food favorites: ele­ phant ears of sugared dough, curlv fries, and the evrr jmpular cotton -andy At least you can eat these on the move. You wouldn't want to miss the I (xx> pound sow In the side­ show (my grandma had one bigger: It link six bullets and thr whole Simons family to kill hrrl Or how about the "headless' woman She Is reputed to hr alive despite losing her brad In an accident. Can you believe tt? Another kind of show tnav replace the sideshows within a few morr years. Over the years. ma)or bunds are featured morr and more. Even the rides use music as a drawing card nowadays. You could leave off th r m usic, though, and I'd si III ride. I love them! Strap me In. whirl m r around, turn me upside down and I'm In heaven Any true-blue rtdes fan lias favorites, but I’d hr hardprrvsrd to namr Just one All 1 can say Is. Ihe lies! cheap thrills have one or more of thr f o l l o w i n g e l e m e n t s : fastspinning, sharp up arid-down, or upside-dow n movements. Ever since I was a little kid needing someone who'd let me ride with them. I'vr craved the scariest rides. Usually, no one In my family was gamr Conse­ quently. they would pawn m r oil on a stranger standing In line This year. I got to repay the lavorsof those kind folks Al thr rrqurst of his parents, a brave little boy rode one of the most frightening rides with me— "Th e Zipper." At first, he was yelling his head off. but when pani c look over, he clammed up und fro/r However, he got ofl shaky hut smiling. Something I noticed Is (hut the "earnIf*” seem lo lie aware of the fustest moving or most rapid tumbling cars on ihr rlcle. They See Fairs. Page 7B Sanford Kiwanis to do lunch Sanford Klwanls Club meets al noon Wednesday at the Sanlmd Civic Center for luncheon and program. Dixieland Cloggers to meet Dixieland Cloggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p.m.. at the laikr Mary Flrr Department at Ftrst Street and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. For morelnformatlon. call 321-5267. COPE to help fam ilies cope COPE support group for families of mental health patients meets Wednesday at 7:30 p m. at Crane's Boost Office Park. S-377. Altamonte Springs. Sw eet Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Swerl Adelines women's barbershop singing group rehearses every Thursday al 7:30 p m. ut Community United Methodist Church. U.S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry. If yon know of iq>romlng activities you'd like announced In the llrndd'n Calrndur. send the appropriate Information— event, time, dale, place, cost, contact person und phone number— to Calendar. Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FI. 33771or call 322-2611. �San lord Htrald. Sanford. Fiona* — Monday. December 12, 1968 OCWSN T C H A A d i T XMOH t h is M ocw o n A — , B E T T L E B A IL E Y Y O U HAVE T O JU M P SOMETIME, BEETLE/ i 'm w a i t i n g T IL L WE G E T CLOSER TO TH E OTtGUNt? by Art Sansom T H E BORN LOSER ) KLKRjOjf hatoe TttrS L A L , C/HAAA r - T MESWNAFPIE! _T] AMWV-.THfcRSS Y NOTHIN® l « E 6 0 0 0 ] WHAr coNVffircATiCAl' 1 a b o u tr roO O AN P 6C~*> IT’S erun-S. ELMW5 BUT LET ME 5PEAJC.T who k SHALL / WV TAL* r j u c t lo« t My A P P E TITE ' m e eCOHOMYi' > W .A 'ilO N F TC W O P ifiM ? rtX L in iO N r AW COLLEGE T U IT IO N r . 'CU AT HC*»g ? W H A T 'S W H AT* wnowG * by Howie Schneider 7 H £ W JtFE WJAMT3 ARE. THERE. MO LIMITS T O SOUR D R IM W M 6 * ^ THAT'S S O U R FOURTH BCE R V M L HOME. BER32E. J StVEW y ACROSS 2 Before this time 1 Carnival 3 Detective performer Queen 4 New Zealand 5 Carry 8 Equipment parrot 12 Author Gardner 5 Traffic route 13 Ibsen character 6 Loan shark 7 Charitable 14 Genus of olive trees 8 Object of 15 Layer of tissue worship 16 Cloistered 9 Legal writ to woman insure payment 17 Actor Bruce 10 Charge with gas 18 Dollar bill 11 Stove 19 Artist's cap 19 Exist 21 Muzzle 20 Tropical fish 22 Scandinavian 23 Choose 24 Hermit 25 More peeved 29 Altogether (2 26 25th !etur wds.) 27 Whirl 30 Lined with 28 Edge boards 31 Type of bean 34 Desalinate 32 Last queen of 35 Riddle Spoilt 33 Blue 34 Pour 3 7 __ d« cologne 40 less rough 4 ’ S-'-Hed 43 As 1?r________ know 44 Andes animal 46 Norma___ (Sally Fii;d movie) 47 Follows 49 Recline 50 Advice columnist 61 Shade trees 52 Building 40 addition 43 ! 53 Saga 54 Photocopy 47 55 Aug. time 56 Cid n1 J 81 84 1 Proceed (2 wds.) A R LO AND JA N IS TRU‘ A sow*) sow J&HWU by Warner Brothers BUGS B U N N Y AUAP'AJW IT5 STARTING TO 6 N O H ‘ 0UTI GOTTA RJ9H0N' : HA* REACH 0 by Bob Tltaves F R A N K AN D E R N E S T AlA|c£ M E J m /\N OFFER. I 1 L a E N O s E Y A s S O N A G U l R H | R 0 W D B 1 L 1G M O U K A E C 1 0 R U S’ 1 0 R H A 1 C |m A N E e I [ U M B O E A A S 1 P !w| A R P A T H *1 U O U ° D S H Ef V E R E A T s E V E T H A T R O E 1 O W A T D Y T E 1C 42 Coded on map 36 Lags 38 Auto safety device (2 wds.) 39 In good working order 40 Entrances 41 College degree (abbr.) 6 S 6 45 Unfreeze 48 Swift aircraft B 7 9 11 10 •" % • 14 13 1f e-* 171? A• 21 ■ 28 24 . • • 1 30 27 m•*, 31 137 • rt 3* i '>■*; 42 46 [80 [83 88 (C)I988 by NtA Ire ( ceoe? / >»/a JUST GOT TO CLA1B THIS MOUNTAIN < NOWATTER *>•' ) TOU&M fTiS' s G by Jim m y Johnson WtUlk V PLUG RtwjnroLi iu. n jF F fw F f f rv t Answer to Previous Puzzle < l c m by Chic Young Ow<» c a n t jS y RE FUSE ! 7 / TH E O f jH - f f u N p R P P POLUAF g\LL EftNiZ h * s IN h i .* s h o e * By J t n t i Jacoby Avid tournament ( l U v m arr quick lo try out new Idea* in bidding. Inti what about social and ntbber bridge players'.' One reader write* that In his game, any suggestions (or new uses (or bids arr branded as "hlghfalutIng nonsense suiiablr only (or d u p llra lr n u ll " 0 ( course bridge Is a ( a m mating game even at the baalc level Hut suppose I ran show the playrrs In your regular gamr a useful bid they can understand and remember? Cut this article out and show II to your friends The rccotninendaUun is tailed a splinter bid. and here's how II works After you have opened the bidding and your partner has responded, a double Jump In a new suit by you llhe openrrl shows a singleton or a void In that suit ll also shows four-card support for responder's suit and a (land strong enough lo Insist upon playing game Obviously responder must bid at least game In the agreed suit In today s di al tin jump lo lour i hilts was .1 splinter bid Alltkiugh respiaider s Itand was not powerful, he knew that o|iener's hand was very strong so along Ihe way lo lour s|Milrs It mat him nothing to show that he had a useful card m the opener s diamond suit That was uil that was needed lor North lo ask for airs and hid the cold si twill slam J a m e s J a c o b y ' s books ‘ *J a c o b y on / f r i d g e ” and "Jscoby on Card Games " (writ ten with his father, thr Itir Oswald Jwcohyl are now avail able at bookstores liolh Air published by Phams Kooks N E W S P A P E R KN T E H PRISE ASSN WKXT • W II vrtl M l ♦m i n i KAtrT ♦ -V gjw il ♦ M ill ay*i WHTH ♦y u m ♦K ♦Jill Vulnerable Kail Writ Dealer West •piinter Ltd Opening lead V J by Berka Breathed BLOOM C O U N TY **r )(** cccvmrr xctmr. ocaamr ocujmn mntuuoi cccjrmrr} xrm rn ctnrvs / — - c a n t 1 yo e r . o h . NOX I THAT'3 >€#****T J ' J M £ ' THbvff it*fl by Jim Davis GARTIELD J HAVE A BlCr PATE TONIGHT, GAAFlElP GOOP, NO. ACCURATE.YE6 PO YOU THINK ILL MAKE A GOOF . WPRE56I0N? . BY Leonard Starr ... I KNOW I 5H0ULP\ t HAP 5AhPT WEAR TH’ r COLLARNfTH hiS rA9 $\ M S ANNIE, BUT... I— ?. is m mmi 0 %.ttf sc <atc % * a* *Th. M ICVUdpr Ht5 AtfAsoa oexs t ' k tN fe c re p oo/... -------~ - j A Y TrAT CAUS * j Z )r\p*Of£i4tOHAV by Charles M. Schult ANP AK0THER TMin 6.. u,’E RjP£ THlf SCHOOL PU5 EVERY PAY RlEHT ? H0U) COME 1V6 NEv ER HAVE A TAil&ATE party? TU M B LEW EED S ANYMOffE axmtcr&Mfo«z by T .K . Ryan Y W i NOOi»Ut<&A<ZLOONM6p*l HfifttR'it WWlL-E YB MAYI FOKWt THl* WAY PUTO^E.1- 11YIEAAJ UKB - WHxrSfiV WB UGf-TBCl lit? 6UVf, AW? MAKE TVII^A RJ0) MA^ACfTE! �B M M S M B iit t ja a j Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. December 12. 1969 — 78 Bleaching may damage hair D E A R DR. O O T T : I no lo a binning salon I also Idea, h my iiair. Hrccntly I'vr noticed my luilr Is lading mil Is thrrr a connect IonV D E A R R EA D ER : Y, s I hr hair loss Is probably connected lo Ihc hair hlrach you are using Idea, hlng Ihr hair affects Ihr proirin In (hr hair shall, thr process may also affrd ih r growing Iiair Inlli'ic This *an cause hair loss At Iwsl. ihr nrm rss d rp lrlrs ih r normal Irvrls ol lubricating oil on Ihr scalp Itlrarhnl hair ran tirconir dry and hrllllr n may htrak easily I suggest that you slop birarhini* your Iiair or rhan|{r in a minting agent lhal Is mil so luird on your halt Also, rnnrinlirr that tanning salons arr not healthful Th r synlltrllr’ light I* associated with an irwrrased Incidrncr of skin cancer* in suwcpiihlc tndtviduals D E A R DR. O O T T : ..n n , m> liuslMiid sweats hr smells like vtneg»» Is there something out of s l w k In his system? D E A R READER: Mt)ndnc»u* p e rsp :ra 'lo n can I n d i r a , ' the p r r s r m r o< liver or kidney dls ease For Ih r must (kilt how ev­ er. had sm elling s w ra l Is the result ot aromatic oils that arr c x rrrle d hy ih r skin's p n irs Your hustsmd should have a medical rsanimallon lo makr sure all s well Hut I susfwt I Ilia! he kill find lhal all hr needs is plenty ol sliowrrmg lollowrd tiy the l i ber al a p p i l r a l l o n ol drodmant D E A R DR O O T T : I »r read afsMit a <al dlsrasr called Cal It whs h 1s otlrn misdiagnosed and m isirralrd as emphysema In .itimans I have two cals and my hustsmd has emphysema Wh.tl slniold we do? D E A R R EA D ER : fo mv • MEDICINE OEAR DR G O T T i Is Kndep .. (*•>,Ih»llopl< drug? w lw l « Ihr norm al dnsr? DEAR R E A D E R : lo thr merit dial II allots ih r twain and altrrs feelings hndrp (amlirtp It line i Is a psvi liotropM drug li Is an alM idcpirssanl whose •no h.ililsm of arllnn is mi known The usual dose is 23 milligrams inter limes a da, (CIIOHH NEWSPAPER KN TEHPHISK ASSN • v\ cr/U • P E TE R G O T T .M D. knowledge, only three important illseasrs are sprrnd frmn cals In hum. i ns I nt est i nal worms (hookworm and roundworml. losoplasinosis and rnl scnileh disease Worms arr spread when llw eggs limn ilie ■at s intestine air Inadvertently sw.dlowrd hy a human The worms grow and causr symptoms ol anemia nr anal dlsr (Milfoil Similarly. toxoplasmosis Is an info I lot I carried lo humans via die feral-oral rmile h is mafkrd hy rnlargof lymph glands, (ever. IMirumonla. lu-att Inllarmuallntt and — In children horn In infected mothers — severe lelal <k vrlopnirntal prub'rm i Cal scratch disease Is an annoying h.il u*u-*Mv harmless lymph gland swelling following a i al htle nr scratch. I am not aw arr of any cal home ailment dial .ntnik s ri ,physrma However. I d tir grate iul to rrerive enlightenin'nt (rum any of my readers A • ;1 D e ce m b e r 13. lU N N CnnsWleraMr travel l,w umi >rtveena* |Hir|Hwv is a strong likelihood In Ihr vear abrad What you'll ward might nol Iw on your doorstep and you'll have In move aiiHind a hit lo gel II S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 21 Dr, 211 Y ih i 'II Iw able lo sell anodirr id your Itleas easily today This person wll! Iw rrilhiisusili and walling lor something in devi l up. so hr su rr yun follow through Know where lo look lor romance ami you'll find li the Astto Graph Matrhitiakri In ebtnlly reveals which signs arr romantically jwrfrcl lor ymi. Mail 62 In Mali hmakrr r/o dlls nrwspa|>er. P.O Hoy 'JI42M. Cleveland. O I I 44101 342* C A P R IC O R N (D r, 22-Jail l ‘*l ll s |M,«slhle you may Iw Ihlnklng lhal money Is a hide easier In etNiir hy Ilian It really Is Cnnllmie In Iw ho|wlul. hill also Iw prudent A Q U A R IU S Man 20 Feh Idl lake (Mins lit give credit where credit is due today. rs|wciallv II II was an associate's , , m,|m ration o 6 :0 0 r * 6 :3 0 & I F E ~ 1 7 :0 0 1AA M r Rt Ita fiiM F»e«e Sy See M as* Mombere of me Battel Guild of Sanford parform excerpts from lhair now musical "Doo Web Giddy!” for lha annual Tt.creV) a philosopher In each of us walling for a , ham r t»* tweak out < rr syour ha.a . Thursday. Ilet 15 is llw deadllne for enlrlrs in ihr //era/d a Christmas contest on the topic 14 "Wtial I'd f.lke lo Give the World fiw Christmas' and why. What do you are as ihr world's greatest need? If you hail a hag as big as Santa wrtdt something lor everyone, wrhat would >nu give mankind dial U Is lac king? Is there some loud aspret of Ihr Ghost of Christmas Past diverted m Irlvokms eltannrls today so lhal lalrr you woo I ■<imr up sliori whrn hills arr due PISC ES (F e U 20 Mai* b 2U| L E O (July 23 Aug. 221 Today Mon opportunities Ilian usual you m a y Iw Icm p ird lo renege arr si ill hovrtmg aUiui you Do on a prom ise you've m ade lo nol takr Ill's* , Oil,III kills lor another ll s Iwsl dial yo u ilo n 't. granted, hrvutisr ihry lotlld Iw s lim Ihts |wis<in will be m u n isubject lo challgr lo g o n ytai ARIES iM.inli 21 April |!l| Do V IR G O |Aug 21 Sept 221 nol ari against your own Iwsi Pressing assignments or tasks Interests ioda> in order In should iw allrnitrd lo .is rarlv in |>la< ale a srlllsli ass,s tale who Ihr day as |Hissihle Your deternever thinks ol anyone rl?«r Hr mlnatlon , mild wane consul rruhlv II they arr Irll lo Ih r Iasi lair, hoi nol lonhsh TA U R U S lApnl 20 May 2d| li m inute may nol Iw wise today lo artrpt L IB R A ISrpi 2.10,1 231 Your 11nil|wiis.itlott or (iralse lor an rh a n e rs lor sm cess will hr achlrvrnienl lhal Is mil yrl sntisi.mllallv rtihanrrd loday If complete Delays could oerur you don't make what's In II for dial might rmlsirrass you ymi your primary , misidrration GEM INI (M.iv 21 June 201 II Selllsh ihoughts will rrstricl you have at lived al a decision your Ihlnklng S C O R P IO to, i 21 Nov 22) Be dial Is prrdn at, <1 upon carrftil study, don't deviate iroin li sincerely appreciative ol one todav You should grl the results who will (real you generously you antlelpalr d you lollow today, even though you might Ihroogh on (dans you've out- nol gel all lhal you ho|>ed lot llned This |wrson will Iw doing the CANCER (June 21 Inly 221 Iwsl ih.it ran Iw done lor you Resources you have rarinaiked ( C I I H H H . N E W S P A P E R EN lor essentials should nol Iw TER P R IS E ASSN. fTm He el u r H.V'41) © K S T " ' jWwharl r t f frws Actvd U i GD H oa GD A »n i tu wrm*4 E D CVM l i r Ue*Tv U*vW|^ S*n two! ;‘ {*N *« » ;• ICNH W w c N i f A*f> rc rv ~ ewne** w ,« WjW Ch*efi Can L ......... j i>* * «> U M Hirtrer T*e*r n u [ALF 1 jNMSrrt M »c 0 y « 8 :3 0 N*fM 'M l in 9 :3 0 I t k Mu m W» C w u ew sa t'Wi Hotraa. I n u . e Sarc |AiMO0t G#8«A !Sfomr hi 1 Ivoorc Cewwd IVcxm |^4 R84 »f A C M O m i S)K « |C^MM«04 1*08 Won L PitinRl !**»*• Hi • |#Wb Ubnos Johrrj Tho 0co4 l i t U i S im Jn a E lU lh C IP # f k TM CW* 64 m ^twi MOO W TZ WAX uu 1CPri»?»46 lAjrmOK T^emeoie CKo*/ USA |k» TuUjN NiehM Thr rae cw » B - J tM A lJ r w n C w tS y tt Alive lhal modern llr.-es won'* ,lk>w you this year? We invite our readers lo mall us w bring us ihrlr lltoughi* in SO words or leee Please lypr iw wrtlr legibly. Addrrsa your perspn dvr In n 11» ui> World Sanford llchtld. MU) N French Avr . Sanhwd FL 32771 Include your name. city, age and daytime phone number Entries must Iw re, rive d at Ih r H e ra ld Th ursd a y by I p m on Selected rrsjmns^* will hr published In uur Dec. 23 Sunday edition TU TTUC U5I i n wsir m r W T6T U n llM F r a u International B O S T O N - Old fashioned i anvils sneakers, threatened w i t h e s i i n e i i n n bv hi ghperformance dthlni, ihou during the fitn e ss rrvoluiion of dw 1070s. are enjoying a classic ■o m e lM c k in thr waning days ol die 1080a While Hrrboks. Nlkrs anil other (Mipular brands evolve yearly with new designs dial I n e Iu d r the I a I r % I h i g h technology the old canvas standby has ehangrd lllllr . except lor new colors, since die turn ol ihe century And some rxiwrts say lhal may be die kry lo ihrlr rrtiorn .ip|wal "T h e y ’rr classic They look cool, ih ry 'rr comfonahir and they don't n s l much al all,'* said John Huron. 2M. who re­ member*. as a child. his lather wearing Converse Jack Purcells on Saturdays lo rut the lawn and otherwise "puller around.** Converse prim advertisements lor die Jack Purcell model fuel Ihr sriillmrnt dial old Is nol necessarily square. Pictured l o un g i n g In a p air of the liullrl-nosed sneakers Is James Dean. Ih r oh-so-coo I "Rebel Without a Cause'* urtnr who died In a I{153 car crash and became a cull legend. Purcell, a world-class bad­ minton player in the I921K and ’3Qs. hel|wd design Ihe sneaker with H E OcMKlrlch engineers. Analysis do mil rx|wcl canvas lo replace leather models at Ihr lop of Ihe sales charts, hut say ma n y consum ers have re ­ discovered canvas classics as an Inexpensive shoe lor casual sports like w alking and cycling D EA R ABBY: You encouraged your readers in use and support Ih ** public libraries, saylr** "O u. libraries are Idled w. knowledge and joy. and it's all there — free lor Ihr taking " Abhy. It's not all there "Irre lor llw taking Near m y home is a small bran, h library dial my children and I vtsif frequently Recently, I needed more In depth informal km d un was available In our small library, so I went lo llw main library' downtown lo 'esearrh further There I was told lhal twfore I could check out materials from Ih r library. I must pay 615 lor a library rard dial was valid h* one year' As a > 'rhcT. I have often assigned projects requiring slu d rn ls In use Ih r public library, thinking I was doing them a favor, nol only In re­ quiring ihrin In learn In use die library, hut hoping lo introduce them In Ihr wealth nf materials available there I never dreamed of Ihe flnanrlal burden I might Iw pulling on ihrm f Fifteen dollars may nol Mem like much, hut In single intents or |xwr people. 615 could Iw one wrek s grocery money I was ap|Killed tn learn dial tun all lax supported, public libraries were tree to everyone I am going lo wrtlr in Gov. Campbell alxiut this. A S O U TH C A R O LIN A TAX PA YER . TEA C H ER AND SIN G LE P A R E N T DEA R T A X P A Y E R . T E A C H ­ ER . ETC .: Please don't bother Gov. Camplwll I checked with Ihr main library In Columbia. S C . and was lokl dial residents of die county (viy nothing for a library card, but non-residents are charged 615 a year. T h r cose varies; In Beverly Hills. Calif., the charge Is 650 a year for non- r r sl dr nt s who arc mil members of crrialn rrciprnr.il libraries DEA R ABBY: la-1 your leaders know lhal In sum, stairs ., divorce cun Iw annulled, thus reinstating the original mar­ riage. Therr urr some advan­ tages lo having u divorce an­ nulled. especially where children urr Involved. Couples wanting lo annul a divorce should consult with an ntlornry In die stale where dir divorce wus granted lo find out If dlls procedure Is available to them as It Is In Krnturky. RUSSELL L. C O R LEY . K E N TU C K Y L A W Y E R A D VICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN D EA R L A W Y E R : Annulling a divorce? Thai wus news to me. Thanks for Ihc valuable lortnallon. D EA R A B B Y : This teller con­ cerns “ Angry P w r n ir ." who were u p s ri bemuse Ihr welfare department named Ihrlr son as die I.idler ol a young girl's chad. 1 You were correct in say dial Ihe wrllarr d e trim e n t did not name Ihr boy as the father — Ihc gill did 2 In many slates, a welfare uguncy Is rn d lle d Jo re im ­ bursement lor monies (mid on twhull ol the child, and whoever Ih r woman names can and should Iw subject lo legal pro­ ceedings and blond testings Those pureiils should Iw grateIul lhal die Ii Iu h I lest showed that thetr son was nol ihr lather, and he will not Iw liable for IN years ol child support Abhy. jilras,• Inform your readers lhal If they have a child horn out of wedlock and wish to have paternity established In order to obtain a child support order, they should rail I heir local chi l d suppor t enforcem ent agency, li Is usually located In Ihe couniy attorney's oilier This legul service Is provided free. Ahhv. If your readers would llkr more Information. Irll them to conturl theor local child stipjinrl agam y We also provldtfree services for womrn/mrn who are divorced and havr tiern unable lo obtain court-ordered support monies from ihrlr exs|Kiuse. A L A N K. P O L L E Y . C O C H ISE C O U N TY A TTO R N E Y . J A N W O O D P ILL, C H IL D S U P P O R T C O O R D IN A TO R . D ISB EE, ARIZ. (Problems? Write lo Dear Abby. For s personal, unpublished reply, send e sell addressed, stamped envelope to Deer Abby. P.O. Box 69440. Lot Angeles. Calll. 90069. All correspondence It confidential.) N e w is* lard Uc»4 D im • *» Nm i » •< i 1 *Y#6 Ol IM M0FV4 fQjt C+rljry I m s m j i I» » » , tw re im i >.e> - . . - H $yf>ieM Tp# Pf*if tl P#-k«4.f.*) 66 (^41 fVxy») 21 pRM 14 lilt ! 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IH Fk/yd Theatres I Fairs Continued from Page SB also are skilled at operating Ihe motor controls so lhal those cars grl extra closes ol speed al crucial moments. All ol ibis is usually preceded by sirateglrally slmjiplng In a couple of trrnagr girls ripe lor screaming. Of course, the more ecreams and hollers riniiting (him -i ride, the more people will want lo rldr It You mean you didn't reullre lhal when you paid to ride, you also sold Ihc use of your lungs? Next lime, lake note of Ihr lari lhal the ride-muster krrps ihe ride going until Ihe screams draw a crowd large enough to till ihe ride again. Having arrived al ihe lair In ihc afternoon. I'm usually reaching Ihe exhaustion stage around mid-evening. However, this Is nol twfore I've watched Ihe fair transform Itself from pl.iyl.md lo fantasy land. Wtih dusk come# an ryc-jioppitig dis­ play of colors, lights und mov­ ements against ihe sky. I can’t hrlp hill revert to tiring u kid again al Ihr sight. Slnrr I was a small boy. tills twinkling sight hus twen my llnul glimpse ol Ihe fair. Wnii such a magical Image In my heart lor Ihe year lo come. It's no wonder I return annually. Isn't a fair coming up this spring? (Jeffrey Slmom is a freelance writer living In Deltona. Phone: 321 8019.) a ;« THEY LIVE W )e K, b IRON EAGLE l i t ff 1J9 • ’, v 2 ERNEST SAVE! C H R IS TM A S AND T H R E E M EN & A B A B Y NORBERTO E. PRIU M.D., P.A. IS ANNOUNCING THE CLOSING OF HIS NEUROSURGICAL PRACTICE AS OF JANUARY 31, 1989. P a tie n ts A re U rg e d T o C o n ta c t T h is O ffic e B o fo re T h a t Date F o r T ra n sfe r 01 M e d ic a l R e c o rd s S e ttlin g A c c o u n ts . E tc Thank You N O R B E R T O E. P R I U M . D . . P . A . 1403 Modical Plnzn Dr. S u ito 214 S a n fo rd . FI 32771 (407) 321-4490 �- *?=e i -' M — Sbnlord MBfiltl. S*n(ofd, Flonda — Monday. 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Merchandise 91 93 93 96 97 99 AoxtirtbnlHou*# lo $hx* Roomi fo* Rani Room-Boars Relwomgnl Hortes Apgrtmgnls f umtftfwoTSgnt Awrtmon!* Un'u, .tuned Rent 101 Moslftdft FurruvhaO-Ranl 103 Houtdft Ua'um. lhad Rant 103 Duplet T nptes Ram 107- Moon# Homovfloni 109 U ot»H Nome Lett Rant l i t R*tO*t'Vacs!M?n Rental 113 Sio>age Rental 113 In d u l'-a Rant Ml 116 Real EHM* Management 117 Cot* mattiM Rental 119 paituie t&t Rent 131 Condomauum Rental 133 Wanted lo Rent '33 Fo* leaie 137 Office Rental 303 307 309 311 3 '3 3t3 3t7 2'3 331 332 333 StamptCotni SeapCom** Weamg Apperet AnrouevConacitt**! Auctxni BoaaAcceiio*xi Gaage S exi Wanted to Bur Good th*ng* To l a Uuaca Ue*cnand<ie MiscXianoou* Transportation 339 Ana4>on 336 A n t^vxC teii't Can 311 C a t 313 Au*o P anaAccaM otw i 334 733 716 7J7 336 336 241 Import C a t I Trucll Tru cilB u te iV a n i C a Rantai TraeiofVTraie'i v»7 'cx t Wanted Woto*CfCi*v6xet Recreamna Ven«tetCampe'i 243 Jun* Cart 243 Fo* Sate Service Directory 231 Accounting 6 Tar Sa*i<# 333 Add'tmni A Remodeimg 333 An Condemning 6 Mrr' ng 33* AKjmmum Srdmg A Screened Rooms 336 Aniaenng Semce 736 Appliancei 337- Aulomoliae 336 BR<dt I D»*pai 336 Bor*d<ng 6 Grooming 2 0 B -n d i | B an 361 Boo*laai-ng 363 Buvneii Egupmant 363 BwUtng Conlraton 364 Cabmeity 363 Capanlty 366 Carpet ftoo* rVxafmgi 367- Cafen3t£ Cxa-m g .► 386 Concrete 776 OryaMi 27i (lectnea 273 licaeMton 273 Fence 776 7n*»ood7wet 27S Genera S e n c n 776 Handrtnan 377 Hout# Rian* 776 Home Hnproremem 779 Home Repart ;oo rnteno* Deccvamg 301 Jantlona Seances 363 Land Cleanng 103 lendtcepmg 764 Lean Vance 383 lo c i A lochtmiffi 306 Metonry 307 U ptr'i Horn* S**rce 3b> Jonng 6 3tw**g* 799 U u K le iio n i 396 Hurting Cat* ^91 Remimj 393 Paper Hanging 393 Panng 394 Pen Control 393 Prtofogr4pnr 396 Plailenng 397 Ptump-ng 396 PrelluX CXimng 39* Pt»nl**i 306 R*tng*ra«n JC1 R a-'a I leatmg 103 Root mg 161 SavttAut.ng 104 Screen 6 G<4*« Worn 163 VacMtaia Seme* 2C6 Vacur.tr 30F leexnSep!< T*n* 306 See mg 109 S-p’ l 116 Sod S*r.<* 111 Seta Energy Sene* 11 } Spnn*ltrt4mga*on 113 Traen Hauling 114 Sermmmg Poo1 S m w i H 3- TeUpnon# Seme* 116 Tee • 117 Tree $**>.(* 116 TV A Redo Repairs 116 Upnot|1**y 136 Wetd ngVxet.ng Ueta 131 Wen Dnti.ng 133 W.ndoei Study: Nurses need m oney Legal N otices N o n c to F FICTITIOUS MAMC Not.CM ll H r iB r |lrt*i Fat I •m »ng »*»* M Busirwtt at M I H i g s x e y 4 i r I w l l a |« | UPI re p o rt W ASHINGTON - Ati advleory panrl studying w ayi to avert a nurvlnK a h o rla g e a u f(f(r»lrd Monday that mi men la* give n m ore m o n ey, fewer clicrr* of other h e a l t h c a r e pro* fcMtonali and grruier authority on the job. The CommlMton on Nunitng made 16 rrc* ammendatlon* within H I " a r t lo n -o r lr n tr t t atralrgicrt" to improve recruiting and rnirniton of rrgtutrrrd n u n n at hoapltals and minting homes The llnal report was delivered to tleallh Secretary Otis Uowrn who rreated the 25 n tn n l- t group a year ago |'ny yr 1uT1''rf*P*( Uoiui lialubcu • Inrrra srd salaries and expanded op-; p o r l u m t les for pay a d v a n c e m e n t throughout a nursing r areer: • I n c r e a s e d In volvemcnl by n u rw t In patient rare decisions. • Mttrr rill, trill u*w- . >t registered nurses and other hospital staff In carrying out nursing and non nursing duties. • Im provrd nursing e d u c a t i o n and e x p a n d e d f i nanci al suppori rduration. In e l u d i n g *r. o r e " s e r v t r c p av h at h ” loans and usstsiante (or males, low im om r amt e d u c a t i o n a l l y dl s advantaged students • An enhanced puhtir I ma g r of registered nurses and the nursing profession C o m m i s s i o n rhairwoman C'arolynr (H ills iw til lo w W aites and "lark of progressive financial recognition" were found to be the main reasons nurses abandon the prolesalon and rrerullm rni is dif limit Nursing salaries site said, must Include pay ranges with grealrr percentage dlllrrrncrs between entry’ ifvrl and the maximum |uy. as w e l l as i m p r o v r d benefits Sawyer announces bid for m ayor’s office The special primary election Is Feb 2H Sawyer was named acting C H IC A G O - Acting Mayor Kugenc Sawyer ofllclally entrrrd mavor by the City Council on the mayoral fray Sunday night, Her. 2. 1U87. six days aflrr citing his dedication to a united Washington died of a heart Chicago and his loyalty to Its attack. During his year In office. first black mayor, the late Harold Sawyer has bad In rontend with Washington. "Slightly more Ilian one year a splintered City Council and ago. we lost a great leader. some lough criticism Most re­ Harold Washington." Sawyer cently. he was called a "shufflin' said. "W'hrn I look the ualh of Uncl e T o m " by A l der man office. I told you I would dedicate Dorothy Tillman. Sawyer appears to be facing an niyeelf to completing fits agenda, u p h i l l f i g h t to fi l l out and I have." As If to rmphaslir the point. Washington's unexpired lenn A Sawyer enlisted the help of poll published on the eve of his Wa s h i n g t o n ' s h n l f - b r o l her announcem ent showed him Ramon Pierre, who introduced trailing front-runner Richard the acting mayor as "a true Dairy and tils principal black chal l enger . A l d r r m u n T i m friend of my brother's." Pierre Introduced Washington Fvans. Evans's sup|Kirters claim he Is for his llrst successful mayoral bid in I‘1H2. Roy Washington, the legitimate heir to the reform brother of the late mayor, also c o a l i t i o n t h a t c a r r i e d attended Sawyer's announce­ Washington lo victory In I0H3 as the city's first black mayor. ment. In uddlllon to Sawyer. Evans "In the 12 months that 1 have been mayor. I have been on the and Daley, the other declared bring line day In and day out." Democr at s were Al der men Sawyer said. "I've taken some Danny Davis, l-arry Bloom and shots, fairly and unfairly, but Ed Hurke, and former slate I've kept our city together and legislator James C. Taylor. T h r we' ve made great progress only announced Republican was through some very difficult Ed Howlctt. son of Democrat and former Illinois Secretary ol State times " U n lla t l P ra a s In ta r n a tlo n a l CELEBRITY CIPHER ra*er"Sx ri»M U • L O V n o W D J ' R W N A N Q Z N C D R P N G ' A LO V F T I L O V Q I T R P N Q ' A . * Q O B N Q R L D V Q NO W N A N Q Z N — C O D A R . PR EVIO US SO LU TIO N : “ I hale to tpread rumeni — but wrtat as* can on* do «"th them?" — Amanda Lear I Soviet police arrest 12 during protests N K O Z N . R T Z N Mike Ho win t H u rke , who represents a mostly white Southwest Side ward, reportedly was ready to drop out of the race. Davis, who serves a prt dominantly black West Side ward, has repeatedly denied rumors he. loo. would exit the contest Hloorn. who represents the integrated, upscale Hyde Park neighborhood, has vowed he Is In the race lo stay Taylor, a black Souiti Side ward bo**. Is given Rule chance of w in n in g the Democrati c nomination Suwyer's toughest for ap jiearrd to lie Daley, who led Sawyer 59 percent to JO percent In a poll published Saturday by the Chit ago Tribune Daley, son of the legendary Chicago "boss." Richard J . Daley, led Elan* 56 percent to 34 percent Spokesmen said Daley and Evans would file nominating petitions on Monday lo run 111 the Democratic primary. Saw­ yer's camp has said the mayor would file Monday or Tuesday. T h r first washout In the crowded mavnral field was Kd Kelly, a powerful Democratic ward boss, who withdrew on Tuesday, a day after Daley entered. U P I ra p o rt MOSCOW Police ai rested 12 dissidents during demonstrations In Moscow and one otltrr city by soppnrlrrs of an o lllrln lly con­ demned political group marking the 40th anni­ versary uf a U .N . human rights declara lion, a dissident source said Sunday. F o u r of l h e d r rnonslrulors were ar­ rested Saturday night at a ffO-mlnutr protest by 300 people in Moscow’s s n o w - b 1a n k r t e d Pushkin Square ami eight others were de­ tained Sunday al a simi­ lar protest in the Indus­ trial town of Svrrtllnvsk In the Urals mountain* uiltl Yuri Mltlunov lenfeeed. FL H IM M m lrnH* C i H i r , F la n d s **id«* ts* Fictltxus Nam* ot COMMER C IA L M O N B T A R T R 8 SOURCES and mat I *t*rX I* rtglito* ta x nam* *<** m* ct*r» •« ts* Circuit C*wrt. 3*min*X County, Fton** In Miordo s t nits rs* ProrWoni *1 ft* Fklrttow* N*mo itatvtn. To Wit lorttan M l ot FNrtd* St*>u**i ttfj I- Oougtot R. Poclard PuMitS Ooc ft. II. H M it** DCL II N O T IC IO F r IC T IT lO JlN A M c N**X* II So**4ty ft**** *S*< I *m «ng*g*4 M buSUXII *• M i N Miry 41* Altomon** V x 1 Sim man Court**, Plant J i*x** IS* F l c l l l l o u t N am * *1 SILVCRAOO AU TO CENTER and tSot I mtond So ragtsio* sard so »* oils It* 0**S ol It* Cirtutl Court. lim lM * County, I Nnd* m ooordonc* *its tt* Prosltiont ol tSo Fklrttow* Homo Hot— *. Tu Wit o t * M l 0* F tend* Siatutrt Itll /I M**l I * h r i ** s P.**••»•< Ok Jos 1. iNl 11, i* ft* HW O f l IN Legal N otices ELECTION PROCLAMATION Undf* and by ylrlw * *1 outsonty In m* m i x 41 It* Mayo* d IS* City *4 Sontord. Funds. 1 S***by call a Run on Muntctpol f iKtxn to b* Sold in It* City dl lentard. FNrlda. an It* lots day at Ok . mb**, it** to* tUrtM r *1 City CommlsUon K ot DUNN11 M X *lKt*n*Sell b* hold *• O llt H c l Polling Rtac* at ON Hit I I — Sontord Clrk Canto*. 461 f a*t 1»m k*l* Bi ,0 In P* City #« Mntofd. Florida at S*4d undo* IS* laws and Ordl fiONH rotating to t lt r t w s os now m tore# In sold City Tt* poll > mil I* iM*ntd *1 I « o dots A M . and will note ot I M o tlort P M on sox do** I twrtby ip point C**St Is sp a d e rs and O tp u tltt at O l l l r l d I — Mrs H tltn MrOuU* Clan Mrs Dorothy Romos Is h*. Nr Mr Cortot Romo*. I" Q U * M i VKSpSUNpO. Ins**, to* M» t'oti* August* Doguty IN W IT N IL I W H lR fO P . I MM* t*4 my Sand at Mayo* at s * C lt, •« So.4k 4 Florid* and N x t o m * h. b* ottiaad horot* <s* teal at said City *| M s I ts lwy *1 Do Batty* D Smith IN T N I CIRCUIT (O U S T . A t Moyer *4 tsa City at I t O N T i I N T N iU O IC IA l SantarA FMrid* CIRCUIT. IN ANOFOB ATTES T t f M I N O lt COUNTY. H N Tamm Jr F l o r id a ttty Gar* C A if NO M I N I C A M P i PwbttsS , ISW »N RE T34S M AIRI/.6C * d e l in M IC H A fl 1 ( 1 OoVAU&NN P*t.t. IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT.I IG H IE IN tH JUDICIAL IHAMON L V N N (N V A U G H N , CIRCUIT. IM AN O rO R NOTICE 4»F ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTV. TO I H A R O N L V N N 0* FLORIDA VAUGHN C A S IN O M A IN CA a* L ‘ Cn) A n E N G T iT 1 2 u ISa* mi BAN CEO STO N M O R T O A G i K f * n Ip* » n « M *n at mo* C O R P O R A TIO N , a Florida rxg * Sot boon Mod ogowwl you V*U or* >w*uir*d to w r * • car? at your W*in*n doMnsos. rt any. •* tt* action an peti>*r** t a lto rn a y ososo noma on d o d d ra t* I t K C 4 . N E T H M P fA N I SMS Louth H*rtw*y t r n Costa Merry F *rtd* t lH ! an a* b**or* Jan * not and It* it* original wits tt* c * r t *4 ftws court. t-Ow* C H r t M.-*ko on p .trtw * r's attorney or m * d oHIy 'Tw*»*rt*t oTSorwUo 0 —--------wcm r — -- — X I I N I L I m y h o d and tool eltSrtceurttnOec I. i«M iC O U R T L E A L I D A V ID N R E R R IIN A* C**» 0* ISO Court >**m *r p Price A t 0«pw*y C * r t PuH'tS O K L IL H . M l*M D E L 17 IN IN * CIRCUIT COURT t I O N T E IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CALt NO N N S U S P IN RE THE MATTE R Ot IH E ADOPTION OP THE r r RSON AN h m a rg s y a l S T O C K T O N W HA TLEY. OAVIN 6 COM PANY. a Florida torporttxn RlaMMH. vs H iio A T i l l m a n , w a l l PLUMRING 6 HEATING. INC . * FNrlda corporation any im R a n Sows, dtvtaaoft gr anwe, a it i-aes li#n**t rr*dil**s trustees, or other claimants claiming by. througn and n b r HILOA TILLMAN NOTICE SrF ACTION TO HILDA TILLMAN Ho w l davisoet gran tots, assign*** Honors creditors, •rutlees or claimants mg by and imdar H ILD Aa T i l l m a n YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action la N r* rto» is* mortgage o n rv m b a fln g IS* tallow ing property m Semina* Cowsty Florid* South It Nat *4 Lot ll and art *4 L*4 tl. RNcft 11. BEL AIR according to** Plot N*root as tKordad m Plot bate j Pag. y* at is * P u b lic R e co rd s *1 Seminal* C o unty. F lo rid a without limitations AMINCM DAviO PATRICK III N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO G E N E ROBINSON AggrotA Unknown R*sJd*nca Unlnown YO U ARE N o n r i f o iso* an t u r n lor *w *4*0*11*1 *4 It* person ANH on* you or* r* guuad to ***** a c * y el y * A wrirtmi JtS m n if any. to tt on •** Patiliorw* t attorney wSo*e n o m * a n d a d d r e s s Is TO M O TH Y M O L f A R T . ( S Q U I R T l t d L** Rood A ." S r port Florida U t i l on or twits*• rt* M *«y *4 D n in N r >*M and S * n * srigmol m is It* C * r t Ol ISIS Court •■#** bator* h **k * on P*t11tor** s Attorney. •* law * *■*♦*' r tSoroottK HK*d against <*:xt damondad In r*u tar It* tt* tnmpiautl *4pfM, WITNESS My Send end tool ol Rut Court on Ho* 16 ILEALI D A V ID N RERRlEN At Chari *4 s * CouH RongtlGE j m a t l ! So* been h u d by I** Psomtirt ogamsi you and ethers m the above styled cesraa and you era re*mr*a *e serve a copy at ytur sarltten Oeter-us it any. N it an S M ITH A SlMAAONS Plaintiff t attorney. I l l Was! Adam s street SutN H U jKftsanvii* Florida u m an ar botor* January Ws It**, and tiN the origmol wits It* C N rt *1 nut Court aithor betor• a K vk * an PlamtitTs otter nay ar immod ONty them lSK etSorwi* a dttourt will bo anN r ad agamti you N r tt* y*t*4 daman da 4 m ts* lempiamt or petition W ITNESS my Sand and tool of nut Cow l an isit Jnd day af CNcemper KM Legal N otices Legal N otices IN T H E CIRCUII COURT FOR 1EMINOL I COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FHo Number M H I CP C IT Y OF LA K E M A R T, FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF P UR LIC HE A R IN 6 N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by IS* Planning and 7onmg Board X it* City X Lai* Mary Florida, trial saX Board will hold a Public H exin g an 0* <amber n . ItM ot » SB P M x at toon there*iwr at peatlbN N consider * roguott from Com mans Development N r i l N Plan review wits additional reguesti N r Vxlances to Chapter ISS. Appendia B. Soclien J(A | . Chapter I I I U I B l and ChapN r 11701 <FI II) lal tor a pro National office bultdmg Netted tut tt* MMowtng described pro petty THE W EST 4J0 F E E T OF TH E S O U TH EAS T 1* OF THE S O U TH E A S T <e OF SCCTtO N I T O W N S H O P IB S O U T H . RANGE JO EAST SEM INOLE C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A L Y IN G S O U TH OE S A N F O R D A V E N U E I SUN D R IV E I LESS TH E SO UTH « F E E T f Oft R IG H T OE W AY OE L A K E M AR Y B O U LE V AR D TS* Public H exing anil be h e x x ts* Cm unittM n Cham Cars al HR Harts CasoHry CNb Rood toaaaAarv riartda T..a Public ii v*Nd N *n*nd ond I* N e t S*X ta x in g may tanttnue tram t'w* N tune until a i* a i toe unm an datum * i IN RE E S T A T E OF JE W E L R B E R R T H IL L .a h * JE WE I t R BE R R Y H IL l Dk eased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TB A TIO N TS* odm inltltallen *1 the atlas* *4 Jewel R BarrySin. a-S/* Jewell R Aerryhiil da ceased- F i* Number M H I C P It pending in the Ckcull Court tor SornmoN County. Florida Probe* Outturn tt* address *4 wtucS h F O Drawer C. Son N rd FNrlda 17771 Tt* nomas and address** af R* personal i »p r» tonl*H,o and tt* pKtxsal 'tp re to n lo llro S a IN r no y are 1*4 harts botow A ll Irilerosted portent or* rogutred to H * wits tsit court w i t h i n t h r e e m o n t h s ot t h e f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o f TH IS N O TIC E III OH d a m s ogoUHt # * o st.N arvj I II any *b|*fll*n by an in la tttla d pKton an wham Nut netk* it u r w l that t Sal Ungas tt* v*i<d ity at tt* will ts* guolihcotxns of 1 * fwrsonai lapretontabvo ran ua or lurtsdktwn *4 It* (•(Tf A LL C LA IM S AND O B JF C TtO NS N O T SO F a i r ) W ILL BE F O R E V E R B AR B EO PsiMkotwn at mis Netk* Sot twgim an CWconUwr S KM Pertonoi Rapresanta'irv ■v W Itlie m F BorrySili SMI AttsaianO'i** Oerwood Maryland WRtt Attorney lor Pertonoi Pag-atom t i n s Met t N Cleveland Jr Eeguue Cleveland 6 Budges P O Drawer { Lontsrj Furt-t* j t ” f t ' t Telephone I n . 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IT, la F l o r id a mart Susan R Thorne BertWng 6 Iftrurtg S x r X x y D A TEO December I i*M PubMsh De- ember ij k m DEL 111 IN Trtt CIRCUIT COURT Ol THE lIGNtltNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ELORIOA IN AND EOR SEMINOLE COUNTf GENERAL lURISOICTlON DIVISION CASE NO M Ml* CA ** L SHE A R S O N I I H M A N MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff v% J f M I Wf PflfOUVON . KOIICC Of fo a ic io iu a iu if MDTKf llMlMIflV OWI N m « i.*f » i* • f hmM i uo&mm* t » « W i Aj NpCI NHanr*4»H4** If WB i N m *»**9»9«J m Cm N* mt M C v «n 4 M )i(A « » ( C»v«« •* riGHKINTH (irtv4 t id « M MOM T GAG I COMPO«AtfO*« «« PtMIMtlft S Jiff I f I MGUVON tt Ml at the West front Dow X ts* SEMINOLE Cacuity Cexthovt* m Sensed f tor id* at II 0C octal* A M an tr* lrd day at JanuXy 1*1* IS* IX tOw>ng deteritwd property at x t term In sex E mot Judgment te wit LO T ]. 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S tM IN O il COUNTY. FtO B lO A CASt n o a* in * c a at i IN B l T H I M A d B IA G I OF I l A T I i V liM A H A Y I W A C C O W I WIN ad A B TH U B V IV M I NAV. Mmtund NOT i f f OF AC TIO N TO A / t t r t w i o r r i YOU A B f NOT It 1 (0 mot an action Pa W ta aM w i at m*i I rga hat tarn I. ad agamti ton and f t r ar* r*gu»ad N w r r* a cap* at pour arittan dakanio, It an* N it an I t O B IB M A N P atltunai t *tt*rn*t ohoM adWatt it Pott o t t r t 0>a *p ■ tnntoi Part Ftondr lift* an ar P r a t Jarntar* IS 'ta* and h a ma angmal m m m* C art at ttut Carpi *im*r PoNra tarrlca an p t M m n t a«orno, ar Im m ad 'ala lf Iharaallar a lh a rm w a datavlt m il br rntrrrd agamt ton N r ma r#iat drmanctrd m Iha P ttilH n DATE Dan Da,amber a itta IS I A ll o a v io n maaitN C I S BP OF T H t C IB C U IT COUBT I t Jarmtkae P Pew a At Dap-/*, CN*t Pubkith 0*< It. It N IN* Jan | i**t O i l IM N O T IC I OF F IC T ITIO U S N A M I NatK* It hereby giuan that I am angagad <n putmatt at P O M r t m t Lot# M ar, h a d * U IM Samawa Count, Florida undw m* F k t r*out N#m# at D J Campon, and that I inland N rag'tlar w d rum# aim m# Clark a! Iha C ircuit Court SaminaU Count,. Florida in accordance m m m* P ra ritw n at Ihr F ktltwwt Nam* S'alw'r, T * Wit Sactian N i p t Florida SlatwNt ItW ft MA* Wakkon Pudlllh No* t l . N Dtc S. II. IN* o r* in N O T IC t U N O IB F IC TITIO U S NAME S T A T U T I TO WHOM IT M A Y CONC l B N Nolle* it h*r*4>, g i»m thal tha carporallan daegnaked takra puriuan! la tha "FIcH H o u t Nam* SlaluN Sactian M l 0* at « » Florida S U M ** mil rog't N r mrn ltd C u rt of rn* circuit Court. In and lor S rm m o'r Count, F lorU* upon raca'p* of proof at m# publication of mit no".* m* toHoning Ik tild u » Ouo.it, FatukalwnandScgip'r unctrr nhkh u*d corporation it angagad In butlnat, at I m o South f a i l L at a Straat. longarod F u n d * H IM Tha corporation inker*,ted In u d butinrtt mtrrprit* It at tattoo, Wlginton Fir* Sprintdrt Inc O A T I O at L a ngna od Samlnal* C a u n l,. F lo rid * Nourmbar IT. itg# Pvbl'Vi No* I I I* Ore l IT IfM 01 K III NOTICE or f ic t it io u s n a m e Frolic* Ik harrb, glran Ihal I am angagrd in bu,lna»» al Allamontr Spnngt Srmlno'a Count,, Florid* undrr Ihr FktilNur Nam* of Trl Count, Information Same*, and thal I inland N ragikNr taut rum* mth Iha Clark at m* Circuit Court. Sommoto Count, Florida m actordoner mm m# Pro ntioni Of Iha Flchlduk Nam* Statute, ToWiI SacI ion Ml 0* Florida Slatulat ItSI t/ShliN, Me Arult, Publlkh Nor I*. Doc S. IT. I*. IFM o r* >si IN Bt CSTATtOF SAVtllAM THONNF. Oacaatad 23— S p e c ia l N o tic e s BECOME A NOTMT All CLAIMS ANO OBJtC IIONS NOT SO FIIIO Will Bf FOdlVlB BABBtO PvBttratian at Nut ttaixr hat PagpianOacamdar l|. Itar Partanai Baprotantatir* AA* c n C I horn* 1wc ¥»'"# Straat SanNrd II mil AtNrnar Nr Pa»tcr*l Brprrtantahm H a rr, G Bard 111*1 M O N C B IIF A N O B t lO P A f l l Watt F opt Si*rat W N d l SanNrd F l . ITU I I r u p c m d l m IM* Pub.iV> Oacamdrr II. It 'ta* O f l IM CASt NO M 11*4 CA M t IN *1 TH I * OOP t (ON f)F NICHOLAS A t l l IT SC H IN O N I. AM nr N O TIC I OF A C TIO N TO G tO B G t IAS* ABAS ah * t* t d d r r t t . r r n d m c a . drm li ita and eheraabou*, *r* YOU A a r H I B 1 I Y NOT IF If 0 mat a P*Mtw> Nr Adaption hat Paan tuad dr m# Palittanar JO H N P A T B IC * PAGANI in at* C a t ml C a r l in and lar m inala ( a u n t , F Nrtda tha ' ll* r i Much it IN M( T H I A D O P T IO N OF N I C H O LA S ALBFfc? S C H IN O N I A M a w and #c t a r d 'h g 'r that* p ra ta n c # command r*u N t i a r a and F'N m m tha ( a t at ma Circuit Court In Far Sam mat# and tar a a C a n tr F an Puurhtf t #t cap? I ar aaf . I T I V I N l L A u f llN C t •i C l t V I l A N O A B B iO G IS Pot* OFfk* O ' an a* l . SanNrd F k r d a I jr r j t 'r t an ar brhar ma i| a * , at Januar,. 'tat CMtiarmt* a ar lautt am Pa rnNrod agamtt rou and m* i rid* granrod at a* mar NO x rn* Campu.nl W IINFSS m , hana and %**i *f m* C a i at m* C u r ml Court an u a ttO a , at Oar m o w <*M IS ! A l l O A V IO N B I B a i l N 0# THI CIBCUIT irga N O T IC I OF F IC TITIO U S N A M I N#*k # it hartdr giron ihal I am tngagad m kvt<ne«« *1 rtl I I I Sun i aka C u r d Lata M a r, FL SaminaU C o u n t,. FlariOa undor m# F K M w w t Nam* *t It A J VENOOM and that I m*md N ragirN* u d rum* aim rn* Clark at iha Circuit Court Sommair Count,. 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FU SaminaU Coexf, F lor Ida undrr Iha Fkhliovt Nrm# of PALM T BE I APABTMENTS and Ihal I inland N irgitNr ta>d noma mm m# Cdik et ihr Circuit Court. SammoN Caunt,. Honda In at cor done• mth tha Pro ntWnr of *h* Fkhllout Nam# Statute* TeWit Sactian ta! or Florida SUluNt its I t Carol,n Sapp /pJjartdF Sapp Pubbth Dk II. It. M. in * Jan I INF DEL II* Full t,m » U . V r A <*»#*»' dob**' M ogrk.ng cared, torn*• Goad a * ,' Ca't John al N1*NI ADVERTISING SALES A ji sh*Tts #va*t Caioiientpay A kN certit*catwn pa*d live III COMPANION *EM ded I n*med-aNBy t M IO IC A I P IB S O N N IL POOL 4 N N OrtawdeAve Hwy II ej Maitland Florida Ills# m iiN ________ HOUSEIEERERS1 a* hr m t i m i Campe*■"«* w a r, Goad t r r r l i, I ■crciaei r a n mg te t ' e , ' V ILLA G E ON THE O B I I N W B V r o r F I 5r-g*oud 1 1 'a kirdl aiw I M M I 0 I A T I JO B S ! Van Nad A amanN Sarmg* O'** VrIF Tam per i t , Marker* » i » era* A Associated Temper ary Starting »f l » •n eipei enced va*spe*SO" Ml m* d tp s? •dvtftttief dept M ull be pro*»tiiOEvef A e sell s*Rf*»f We file* (ornfttitigf seie^f eiEftkfFit borvs ptpn A fnnff Send fHu*nt •« DATS INN/100GE •dew he png Uonm Cleaners M o u tm e n F r o n t Dess Na Besses and Na>*ers AM 4 PM shifts a«e<i4bAd Apply m pr* son 4)0 Doug<as A >« . * • ,, » 01SHWASHER The W»«er* Her el* A4pe«f*t***4 Depe/tieMAl P O I l l HIT Water* I »ar**e H IM U49 ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE Futlt.m# Good benefits I App.'y in parson Cou^Hy Club at t«ea*hrew tJOB Bridgewater Dr ____ Heathrow. Fl____ DRIVER WAREHOUSE WORKER Localdtb re r,. rat'd Fl# Driraa t L k rm * A gaud r* card Cab P I a m Eir O SERVERS WANTED P a i i t l a m a r a l l a b l r la r he anted applicant* Full lima management , upper' dami nal* ad,tr illin g baauUful oilier, Mil m La,* Mar, IN F IB S O N Man IFkuThurt 2PM «PM SanNrd Langowed Oriron* Debar, Tuition tree beaming rchool arailabl* far thoM waking a rd d factor iSom* condi'iom ap*M,l Cab kor .n fermalian La# Albright IIT IK M Sanlordl or Ba'h Hath***, m i |tjo. L M ar,I IF**V F B IN C H A V E VANFO KD FL No Phone Colls Please Stemtram Brail, Inc BABYSITTER NEEDED! ( aper Earned In Wntor* ere* betere On tjth Re*erernes T t^ ANd U A lii CARPENTERS tip m e n c e d ' StMhng per M b«u»l Hen* te*l%, s«* A TreRnporSetion required' C *M Add 41*1 Legal N o tic e PUBLIC N O TICC The Lend Meneqement Office i% m rese«pl of en epp4t<ei*on to PUBLIC NOTICI construct e 4 a t? e ilb e R r To e Tha Land Management Oftic* r a 10 wooden dock aalfh if in rrcnpl al an applicalion lo orerpod roe! end boet tTorege contlruel a III Fquar* tl boa! ToWI square loofeqe of con dockoiihaf ■ t floating dock if ruction IM sq ft A *r* ant# It raguirod tor t to' i e r f A Affiet H rm b a r f f - •IbarkNrcPott 09 i* la Uequetf for Dred*e on* Mlchrrl O' Brian OF** II f ill Permit for property dr Brgurti lor Ondg* and Fill I wnbes es Lo* M M»*e Perb I’rrmil lor Proport, drwnbrd Subd according lo the plat a* Let I Block A. St JoFint Blror thereof os recorded in Pta* Booh I tir'rt PHI Book |J Pag* St 14. Pages M aO W cllon 14. Saclion IF. Toonthip It Bang* Township II. Range X) located M Lot a*rd on canal otl ltd St on Lobe Florence. Saminoi* John* Blror County. Florida WnlNn commanli mo* td 1 'Nr iiien com men Is may be lidd Oim Iha Land Management Med with The Lend Manege men ♦ O ltlc* . Sominol* C ou nt, j O f f ic e . S e m in o le C o u n ty Strvlcfi Building. Sanford. Services Building. Senior*. Florida HIM Fior »de n m Commanli thouId be rocolrad Comments Should be recoived mth.n 14da,I ot ltd publication within 14 days of the publication of mi* not*co of fhisnofKo MorbHardin. Director Herb Merd*n. Director Land Management l and Management SammoNCount,. Florid* Seminole County. Florida Pubbth Dec II. IF** Publish Dec II. 1m o r i ITT apply BAHAMA JOE'S EIPERIENCED PLASTERER Starling ta lar, ct |IN SO per hour M u,I h*v* minimum ok I YddrarparNwtg_____ M l **" FAST FOOO COOK It nr ko Hart Fra* rnadkal UkKiranc* pa<d race'wn h C i a month App'r N I t u r t l A r r Sankor d INSPECTOR PACKERS L aka M a r, n r r u lr ik ir n g la c ibt, ha, m w adakt ppan.ng, *K Ind A b d FfufF m.rctuuc maidmg ik # rc *ar packer, «**>! *• F Nr Ida PM , m ar, lit* Land Pond B d . la t r M ar, Florid* 111 »** IN V U B A N C I O IBL T B A IN I E Etkatiarki ipn* N Warn * ■ prvaw,' Have udl* •<H i n , au ink* I h ll tpok1 A A A !m p l* ,m t a l, rod W Itlh yr__________________ a t h f p FREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL • a New Career O A New Beginning Coll f reiier Sfw J23J700 KT Y I t i l IN T H I SOUTH High earnmg s poNnfiai Nr q u a lifie d t e le m ir b e t in g personnel Mos^S are I MPM t JCPV Monday Thru Friday l4 ’u*d4fs 'C OGAM ) ODPM Comm«ss<on with guaranteed base Appl y m per son LADIES HELP WANTED Or , H nard r ib a earn Nr C h ntlm atf II meb,al*d A a an I lo work call 24 hr cKordedmatpage M l 1I4J LEGAL SECRETARY Ma*kd#e Person PreNrred Mm ly rs eape#«e#sco Can M I MI* LETS TALA REAL ESTATE If you wont a caree# and no* lust 0 ioto you are the person we need *o tali to Rte re Nosing for professionals and we will even send you to school N become one1 If you already have your license then why wa«t any longer N reach you# financial goals' Call me immed‘aNly tor « confidential interview GENERAL OFFICE HELP Bookkeeping r ip Bondabl* n tm u f, Ml **00 f venmghrs Appfy a person Ansefro s ItaNan I n l i v r s M Ma* V «a f#*h*d v e* Ida ill Hr i > iMFdad' Full or part lima' Ekta'ianl product' Eapiod.ng m a r k ill H igh rommlkkion bat*' J SN*art or *l Grill* RESTAURANT HELP WANTED 400I k s lu m now be ng e< i epted N# waitresses waiters ba rte n d e rs saia* prep eyster bar broiler roess •* » six s»ar* dishwashers bus bars hosNss and »*ne (O P S References and back gresmd esperonce requred l*mch and D'nne# positions avaiiobN Open ng nw or be tore Jon I. set Apply a* Gregory s Restaur on! and C o r t f j U l . ta n fn 'd T a w Vp^are » W % French A m W nN r* Fl W ' thru Thurs IfA W fo I F M No colls ptoosai_______ _____________ • N i T f N Port hmo A p p . 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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>, December 12, 1988; <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/ae4bedfe80a3e8cca32d20af454bbb1b.pdf 33d657fa7d89c628208ae1f65e0d85ee PDF Text Text iM pftM *'' G row th takes its toll BRIEFS 1 Police recorded shots over 911 SF.LMA. Ala — Police say their automatic tape recorder plrked up the sounds of a frightened woman shooting an intruder after site dialed the 911emergency number for help "You could hear most of what happened on the tape at the police station." capt Kandy Lewellen said of the Friday Incident. Steven I) Moody. 20. will be charged whh burglary as soon »a he recovers from a gunshot wound In 'be chest. L *wellen said Kathryn Clecklcr was awakened by a noise early Friday, her '2 n d birthday, and realized someone was trying to break Into her mobile home. Lewellen *ald "She tailed the 9 1 1 number just as In bloke into the trailer." Lewellen said Clecklrr grabbed h> i 37 <at Itier pistol when the Intruder msbed at her E d u c a to rs , p a re n ts s tru g g le to red raw sch o o l b o u n d arie s ■y CAROL J. RUMSEV Herald staff writer Sandy Kannlstras and her family moved to Oviedo from Miami seven years ago after a thorough study of Central Florida schools. Kannlstnu. her husband, and two sons were tired of btg dtv i n m ili and Oviedo ban just ihr "friendly" atmosphere and "good" school* the) were looking for. "IF* the bc»t thing w r ever did." Kannlstras say* today. She la lucky because her *on. I odd. IS. mosi likely will be unaffected by this year * rezoning of Seminole County'* middle anti high »cbools. No! a* forturu*? "re some 30f# lo 5<X) other votiiigstrr*. mserd ng lo ia-k HetoJer. dlrrrior of secondary education Like Kannlstras many of Inside Ihenr students are from families who bought homes because of nearby *t bools It's whal thousands ol Central Florida families have done, which I* why school districts are feeling a crunch, why Seminole now counts 43.000 students in li* total enrollment — up 1.700 from last year — and why talk of a shake-up is to parents frustrating at best It s a frustration understood by llrtslcr and members of two count v wid. task liircrs set up l« study ihe issue According lo Heftier, when student population* shill, when scltocls are built, or when residential git>«ih occur*. schtMil dist ilct* are left with a problem "l-nok. you « ould continue lo dump kid* Into the schools, srui Ju"t keep dumping their. In therr and |usl keep adding tm more and more portables." Ilelsler said 'T h e problem Is the • Projected enrollmont vs protected giowff • Emotions are hard to set aside when your children are Involved • Amount of rezoning information Is both help end hindrance f Page 4A irstroorr. lactlltles tlir cafeteria. Ihe library and ihe hallways ran i ae.-omodafr Hieni And It's no way In lakt rare of students so we have to rezone.” On the surface It seems simple enough — some schools have Ir.o many student*, turv* loo fra Hut task force utrmhrrs mutt irv lo set natural tKiundartes and preserve neighborhoods, and do so with the least amount of student movement Under consider.<itnn are mailer* of ss'eiy. growth history. rnn>'lrr-nl piojerttc *. minority f !B«e Schools, Page 4 A Fire strikes historic pier A TLA N TIC C ITY . N J — A fire roared across Atlantic City's historic Steeplechase Pier Satur­ day. sending thick, black clouds of smoke billowing Into the sky over lire resort city. ofTI-lal* said lrtere were no reports of ln|urte» •nd the fir? was not exp ro 'd to threaten the c. * farmr boa Jwalh ot the adjacer'. Krsotis International Hotel and Casino W hite collar crim inals are their specialty By SUSAN LODSN Herald staff writer From United Prats International reports INSIDE □ World Three killed in Tibet HEUINU — Police opened fire on anti-Chinese demonstrators In Tibet Saturday, killing a Huddhtsl monk and two other people and wounding at least 11, foreigners in the Tibetan capital Lhasa said "The police didn't lire warning shots, tlicy Just started lo about ImitacruiiuuMsiv." said art American iravete* mnftreted bv pksta M E lieljtng "They didn't seem lo care who they hit " Although Tlbrtan authorities refused com­ ment on Ihe Incident, the offlr lal Xinhua News Agency reported a riot In Lhasa bv 30 Huddhtsl monks and nuns No deaths or Injuries were mentioned In Ihe brief dispatch □ Nation Professor accused of abuse CAMBRIDGE, Mass — A Harvard University professor acused ol sexually assaulting his grandchildren told a toddler Ihe alleged abuse was "Ihelr secret." while his churrh ad mlnlsiralor wife warned Ihe little girl her jiarenta would abandon her II she tattled, prosreutors said William Moran. IM. a Harvard prolessor ol Asayrtnlogy. allegedly cajoled the c hlldien into cooperation, while Ills wile. Suzanne I) Moran, told her granddaughter that if she told anyone about the alleged assaults "her jiarents would never come back tor her anil she would have to slay with Grunny forever." Assistant Middlesex District Attorney Audrey I’arr charged. The couple pir.idrd Innocent at their arraign merit Friday and were released on tlielr own recognizance Pag* BA □ Sports NFL SCORES New York Jets.....................................34 Indianapolis.......................................... 16 Philadelphia......................................... 23 Phoenix..................................................17 IN D E X Peek*............. .........oo ■ rlHnm ^ 0C AB Classified*..... ********1 B .........ec Calendar......... ********9 C Crossword..... *•*•#***SC ...... 3 C D ta lh i............ Editorial.......... .........2 D Education...... Florida.......... Hoalth............ ........... 4 D ........... 7 C Natl or|.,......... ••••••**••0 A O p Iri Ion ..... . Psopl*.......... sooss*****1C Parspoctlv*. ••••••••••1 D Polio*........... ........... 3 A Sports........... Woathor........ W orld........... Partly cloudy and mild today Partly Cloudy S k i e s w i l l be mostly cloudy today with a high tempera lure In ihe low lo mid 70s and u 30 pcrieni chance of showers. K nln chances In ­ crease to 50 percent tonight and Monday with a tow In the mid tiOs tonight. HwsMUnit k» *•*M m i Sgt Jtrry Human. n*ad of tha traod and forgary division at whlta collar crima accounts lor losses ol MO lo 1200 billion the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, estimates that each year Development code awaits city approval C h ris tm a s parade pleases b ysta n d e rs By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald Staff writer By BRAD CHURCH Herald staff writer S A N F O H D — More trees, grass and shrubs In parking lots will be one result of a revised land development code which has beet, drawn up over the jiast year and Is awaiting city commission approval. The city commission will hold u public hearing on the revised rode Monday night in city hall and r set-anil public hearing the last meeting of the year The Planning and Zoning C o m m is s io n a lre a d y has approved the 300-plus page document Although most of the regula­ tions contained in the rode are unchanged, therr are some rh u n g rs In perm itting and landscaping requirements, ac­ cording to Jay Mardcr, city planner. For example, one tree will lie required for every housing unit If the code Is approved. This will Ik - most evident In new multiple housing units, Mardcr (mints out. For instance, an upartment complex wlih too units will lie rcqulrcd In plant IOO trees on Itsslte The revised code also con­ tains more extensive require­ ments for the landscaping of parking lots. The present codr required 1U square feet of landscaping to tncludr grass, trees and shrubs. |>er 20 (lark­ ing space*, and (lie new rode doubles tbiit requirement to 10 squurr feel per 10 parking spaers It also says that the required C Bee Land, Page BA SANFOHD - A new wi .e of white .o l.» criminals aimed with pens and plastic credit cards is increasing Ihe work load of Seminole County law enforcement Investtgat >rs "Tld a Job Is h paper trail.-' said Seminole t'nenly ShrrlfTs Sgr J r r y Human, who brads lire shertlF* three-officer fraud and forgery learn "Follow the |>a|irr trail and you come hark In the suapre t sooner or later It lakes a lot of Investigating a lot ol man Irours in handle these rases." he said Hut in many rases, by the time evidence is gathered the suspect has moved lo another area and other vtctans Ihe raac may be rinsed unsolved but investigators will rv-»pen It If Ihe suspect trsuHairs Human said Usually, the white collar criminal Is intrihgrtit and ere altve. Human said "These people arm t going to go nut with a gun and rob a b u s in e s s T h e y 'r e more sophisticated Most are non violent I bey re likely to tie mure upper-class, but not always They make a career Bee Crim e. Page S A LulM .'lSl M 4k) 2f r HwaMPtiaWk, TimHofeomk What would a parade enlltlod Tropical Christmas bo without a young girl and a twirling baton. Kathloon Bent/ ol the Lake Mary Dance School high-stepped In the parado Saturday SANFORD — A crowd til .1trout H.WM)' spectators llnrd East First Slrrrl yesterday for tlir- Joyce?'* Christmas parade Four bands and more than a dozen finals wrre purl ol .t 75 unit mart h from the New Tribes Mission headquarters to Laurel Avenue Palms, hula skirts and coconuts decorated floats In keeping w ith the "Tro p ic a l Christmas" theme Awards lor best float* will be announced Monday and presented at the Chamber of Commerce Dec. I9 a t9 a m "It was about as hometown)' as you tan get." parade spectator Pat Thibodeau said The parude was special because ol |>urtlr!pa lion from bystanders who greeted |iartlrular groups, she said There was a noisy, festive atmosphere as the (tarade moved along the street with people standing clbow-to-elbow and severul deep In some places. Children |>o(>(>rd nolsemakers purchased from dozens ol m etalli-wlggrd vendors roaming the route, while classic-car engines revved and drum* treat hr keep lime for the few participating marching bands. From the police sirens signalling the parade's beginn­ ing until Santa waved from the rear of the march, spectator* nudged their way to curbsides. Jockeying for blrdseye view Many s|tectahrrs said four bands was not enough Although the jtarade was up to jrar with last year, music and the American llug didn't play u big enough juirt In the afialr. according to Kichatd Shull of Sanford "There u v d to Ire more things like the V FW ." Shult said “ This year there's not enough military (Involvement) and you don't see the flag as much ." Partlclpatkm In the |>aradc was down from last year. Jaycces president and |tarade chairman Art Hall said About 10.000 turned out for the 1987 event, which included 112 units. Some units. Hall explained, consisted of only one Individual, while the Indian Guides and Princesses marched with more than -100 members. A Christmas parade to some mean heavy C Bee Parade. Page BA U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �t A — Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 11, i 960 N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E To p spellers compete in Sanford JoAnne said while her father, John, kept his mind on picture taking By SANDRA BOUCHAHINB Jury says scalding death system’s fault Herald ttiff writer ST. A U G U S TIN E — The St. John'a County Grand Ju ry Investigating the scalding death of a 9-year-old girl has concluded ahe was a victim of the aystem. and not of any individuals. The Jury said that aystem has not provided enough money to adequately staff and train employees at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind, and that ultimately was the cause of Jennifer Driggers' death Oct. 13. Although the grand Jury found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by anyone at the school, it recommended 30 ways to Improve care. Among litem are suggestions that multiple-handicapped children should be removed from the school. sialT and security personnel should be increased, and more training for the dormitory staff la needed. "The grand Jury finds, baaed on sworn testimony, that Jennifer [Triggers had a propensity for turning on hot water in the showers and bathtubs at the dormitory at different times of the day and night without the knowledge of dormitory staff." thr report said There is no evidence the girl was murdered, "or that manslaughter or felony child abuse charges were warranted, the Jury sa<d. SANFORD — Winners of the state finals Knights of Columbus Spelling Bee held here Saturday walked ofl with big smiles and medals, and Just a Utile richer. Most ol the 18 participants were students In parochial schools or enrolled In religious classes. Th e y were In fifth through 10th grades repre­ senting schools from all over the state, and had already won at council, district and regional spelling bees. The regional spelling bee was held Nov. 19 In DeLsnd The finals yesterday took place at Father Richard Lyons Council. 2304 S. Oak St. The hall was charged with tense energy before th~ spelling bee started Children and their parents kepi the‘r eyes riveted to the front of the room where the ronle*'-»nt» would soon stand before a microphone spelling words with mechr.nlcal pre­ cision Inmate survives suicide attempt O C A LA — A Marion Count) Jail Inmate scheduled to testify next month In a murder coae was recovering Saturday after reportedly trying to hang himself In his cell Thursday morning, an official at the Jail said. At first, auihortties tnrmght the possible suicide attempt would prove tatal. but Ms condition Improved Fitday and he was answering doctors' questions at Monroe Hospital Saturday. Mid Sgt. Lem Karr timer The inmate was identified as Dennis Freeman. 33. of Sparr. who has a reputation as a Jallhouse snitch and ts scheduled to testify In the Citrus County trial of William Happ. 33. accused of the abduction, rape and murder of Angela Crowley. 31, a Fort Lauderdale travel agent. Alabama patient mugged MIAisi — Doctors lor an Alabama man who came to kwami for treatment of a crippling nervous disorder says It was made worse when he was mugged and beaten during a trip downtown to buy his daughter a souvenir T-shirt. Gene Fair, 33. of Huntsville. Ala., said Friday hla church raised the money to send him to Miami foe treatment, not to be assaulted. He said two men. one of them with a knife, knocked him to the sidewalk, chased him Into a store and look *630 In travelers cheeks during the noon hour Wednesday. Fair Is listed In stable condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital, where doctors say the beating has worsened hi* condition, believed to be Parkinson's disease. ' Whenever a person with Parkinson's ts shaken up. either physically or emotionally, the symptoms get worse," Or. Carlos Singer said. Singer said there Is a chance Fair la suffering from something tarsldes Parkinson's and hts dlaagnosis ts being assessed. The disease usually afflicts the elderly. "1 came down here for medical treatment, not for abuse." Fair said "It’s sad when a handicapped person can't even go downtown and buy a T-shirt for hts daughter. Airman says she is falsely accused TAM PA (UPI| — An enlisted woman at MacDlll Air Force Base says she has been unfairly accused of being a lesbian and has vowed to fight a court martial if formal charges are filed against her. Airman Cindy Moran. 32. an electronics specialist limn Evctgierti. Colo., said an investigator informed lici last ilMHtlli that she has been accused by her roommate of sharing her bed with and klaaing another woman. The Tampa Tribune reported Saturday. “ I looked at him and said. 'What?.' '* Moran said. "I was very upset.... I'm a very straight person." Capl. Dlan Lawhon. an Air Force spokeswoman, said it Is against base policy to confirm or deny Investigations In progress. The A ir Force has discharged three servicemen for homosexual behavior this year, but no Instances involving women have occurred In the past three years. Lawhon said "I'd say that kind of activity Is very limited here, but any allegations will be thoroughly Investigated." Lawhon said. Defense Department policy regards homosexuality as "Incompatible with military service." Just being homosexual Is grounds for discharge. T h r services discharged 1.336 homosexuals In fiscal year 1987, said Pentagon spokesman MaJ. David Super. 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Level II was a group of seven a rd eighth graders A confident Js*nn Bmgman. 12. was firstplace winner. He ta an eighth- A three-panel Judge recited the w ord s. T h e y Includ ed Dr Margaret E. Curran, graduate of Columbia Unlvrratty In New York and principal of All Souls School in Sanford; L. John llallr J r . vice president and editor of The Orlando Sentinel, and Dr Betty Anderson. University of Maryland graduale ami pro­ fessor at th r University of C e n t r a l F l o r i d a Contest winners Included Level I. fitM placr. Jill MacGlh bon MmNrwaS ............ Jill MacGIbbon, 10. of Orlando, clasp* har hands and g'ancea happily at har mothat a* sha It announced the winner of the Division 1spalling baa In Sanlord Saturday grade student at St. Jo h n vtanney. flic future 'a Jiftt U n , be "very happy." but the "A * student said tt was rosy to ace the contest Hts younger sister. Rena. 10. said she helped htm study by calling off words to him Jason ts the son *»f Dennis and Barbara. 794 E Blrrhwood. Kissimmee Level Ilf was four ninth and lOth grader* F‘rmt -'l*rr winner *a» wliui Vane t»io. 14 >1 n in th -gra d e student at St Thomas Aquinas In Davie Gina Marte received a big hug from her mother who was apparently more esrallr than she was over Lie victory "l'm so exrltcd lor her! I’m Just so happy f." her mother. in o n d p la ce . A n d re s Otlvero*. of Sebrlng. and thlni place. Laura Caslmlro. of West Palm IV-ach. Level II. first placr. Jason Brugnian. second place Chrt-Una Edwards of Ft Mynrzi and third place. Ethan Cc> ,r cf Homestead. Level III. first placr. Dina Marie Di Dio. mun>J puce. Richard Jcdlnak of Bradenton and third place. Juliette The ol Lake Worth First, second and third place winners received goid. silver and bron/e medal*, respectively, and checks In the amounts of $|00 *75 and *50 Tills la the Knights of Cot iiinbus highest level for thr spelling bee There Is no national or supreme level because ol the penvr aenw Jw contrslani* to dlflrrent arras of thr count, y to mm|trie according to James Cupp, state general K of (' program director "As far as these rontesianis they're all ehampton* because Urey had to win three times to get here." Cupp said Jacksonville students die mysteriously JA C K SO N V ILLE |UPI| - Three students nt R a ‘ ne* H ig h S c h o o l h a ve died mysteriously within 12 days of each other, leaving their teachers and classmate* in mourning and shock. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the apparently unrelated deaths of lire teenagers, all of whom were found dead In their homes, the Jacksonville TlmesUnton rrportrd Saturday "S o m e of the students are really frightened that their time will he next because we don't know what happrnrd or why It hap|>rnrd." said Deborah Norman, head guidance counselor at the school "Most of them were Just aliockcd and frightened by the thought cf death." Sean Kittles. 17. a senior honor roll student and trombonist In the school hand, was found dead Thursday morning Katrina Poole. 16. a Junto' and a member of the school's peer counseling group, was found dead early Tuesday Kathy Kincadc. 17. a Junior and a member of the school chorus and Ladies of Raines service organization, was discovered dead Nov 27. "There is definitely a coincidence 1 *aid lY trr Lipkuvu St the Duval County Mo In ul Examiner's OfTler, which is conducting autopsies of the bodies "If tire rase* arr pending obviously wr don't have an answrr yet." Norman said the teenager* were friendly and outgoing and not the type to be In trouble with drugs "None of these wrre drug related death* .And they were unexperted That's what makes our situation so unique and an frightening to thr kids." Norman said "Yesterday (Thursdayl, that was thr real shocker, because wr had already had two a n d th e la s t o u r h a d J u s t d ie d T u r s d a v . s t ir s a i d " S o . l o r t h i s I n h a p p e n . It w a s r r a l l v d a y o f m o u r n in g a n d a h o r k " sc hool to help "Those who were really distraught were allowed to go home." Norman said And those tlial wr liiought needed help wlto could not go home, we dealt with them on an Individual Im s Is " The death of a student can have a •>* utertng impact on l-fi behind Hill Slalirrv. a psychologist who coordinates the school district * grief and crisis counseling program - evrn for ihosr win* don't know the deceased Prison health program faces huge deficit LAKE B U TLER (UPI| - The Department of Corrections faces an SI I million budget deficit for Inm ate health care, p artly because of the department’s reliance on high-priced care by community hospitals, officials said. The disclosure about the defi­ cit came during a stomiy meet­ ing Friday of the Corrections Medical Authority, created in 1 9 8 6 a m id r e p o r t s of mismanagement and deaths of Inmates under thr care of prison hospitals Bill Thurber, assistant secre­ tary for management and budget In the DOC. said officials hope they can reduce the deficit to about *8 6 million by thr time the fiscal year ends June 30 by using reserve funds Officials hope cost rutting ef­ forts with further reduce the overspending Medical officials also unvrllrd a budget request of nearly *130 million for next fiscal yrar. a 30 percent Increase over current spending which would boost health spending lo unprecedent­ ed levels. But thr prison officials came under stem rebuke by member* of the oversight board, who com plained there was not enough lulurm.itIon to justify the spending hlkr EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Today...mostly cloudy with u 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. The high lempenilure will Ik- In the low to mid 70s Winds will tie east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. Tonight. Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms The low temjieralurrs will tie In the low to mid 60s and winds will be 5-10 tnllrs per hour from the east. Monday. .Partly cloudy with a 50 percent chanvc of showers or thunderstorms. High iemjieraturrs will be In the mid to upper 70s FLORIDA TEMPS M IA M I I U P I I F lo rid a } 4 tu u r te m p e r a iv r e t and ra m te il a l t p m E I T F rid a y H I La Rsirt A p alac h ic o la 1* U 9 C r u ttv te * 41 SI m *g D a y te n a Baach n ta . 1/ F o r i Lowdurdote It U 0 F d rf M yo rt 44 41 • D a ln u t r ill* re n Ira c a J a c k u n y lll* 14 I I • K oy W a tt 40 10 0 L ak elan d I I 11 0 M ia m i 4) re o O rland o m » • P o n tece te 4] I I 0 S a r a to 'a B radanlon I t 10 • T a iia h a tta * 11 4* Ira c a Tam pa 11 *0 V a ro Baach 43 H 0 a The announreiuent over the school* public address system that a third student had died left student* crying Ortc’ counsel or* ministers and |iarrnt* went lo the ' I don't mind a big Increase if they ran support II with facts." said Sue Rose S a m urls. a member of the authority. "But I have to go to the approjirUlions committee with our rerommrn daiions And brllrve me. thr dejiartment had belter substan Hate It before wr do " A u th o rity members were especially troubled by a *13 5 million Increase In out-of-house medical rare. THE WEATHER Sunday, Docombor 11, 1080 Vof 81. No. 94 Publuhad Dally and Sunday, tic t p l Saturday by IKo Santord Harald. Int , MO H. French A r e , laniard, Fia. n m . The first group of seven, Level I. were fifth- and sixth-grade stu d e n ts. V o u th a c tiv itie s director Rick W. Hum burg called them up to sit In front of the three Judges About 10 minutes later, one girl, eliminated by the word chagrin, stepped out of the rontest leaving a boy and a girl to compete with one another. First-place w inner was J ill MacGIbbon. 10. a tilth grade student at St. John Vlanney in (Mando After her wct>*»>. she soul *r.. fcit very good " She Is the daughter of Susanna and William. 10632 Mamblewood Road. Orlando Olna Marie said she was "happy and excited." She said her favorite subject ts English She lives with her parents at 6880 W . Longbow Bena In Davie. NATIONAL TEMPS City* F u n iil ------------- 1 T MONDAY Bunny 64*40 [ TU ESD A Y PtyC ldy 82 -62 O FU LL Dsc 23 TH U R S D A Y Cloudy 86 -8 6 TIDES MOON PHASES ( * - € W ED N ESD A Y PtyCldy 72-48 F IR S T Dsc 10 NEW Dsc 30 SUNDAY! SO LUNAR T A B L E : Min 6 35 a m.. 7 0S p in.. No MaJ TID ES : Daytona Beach: highs. 9 Ofl u.m , 9:30 p m .: lows. 2:27 a.til.. 3:23 ji to : New Sm yrna Besch: highs. 9:14 a m . 9 33 p m lows, 2:32 a m .. 3:28 p m.; Port Canaveral: highs. 9 17 a m 9:38 p in.: lows. 2 35 a m . 3 31 pm NATIONAL WEATHER CONDITIONS Units* Brass Irtlsrnatlsnsl A blast of Icy air whisking over the Great laikes produced snow quails from the lower Great Lakes to northwestern New England, the National Weather Service said, while winds were d im in ish in g In fire-ravaged Southern California The heaviest snow fell near lakes Erie and Ontario with up to 6 Inches of snow at Oswego. N.Y. and In the northeast comer of Ohio Heuvy snow was expected Saturday in lhe northeast corner of Ohio. A snow squall warning was In effect over jionions of Nrw York state to the cast of lakes Ontario and Erie. FR ID A Y C ls s r 71-52 STATISTICS The high letri|>eruture In San­ ford Saturday was 70 degree* and the overnight low was 35. There was no niinlall during the 24-hour |>crlod ending at H p m Saturday. The temjM-ruturr at H p rn Saturday was 60 degrees and Friday's overnlghl low was 58. a* recorded by the National Weather Service ul the Orlando International Alrjxirt. Hi A tS uguufgu* ty 4 w te > « g *(y A lb * .Ill* | A tie n le p c B illin g * pc B te m w c k pc Bo* ten pc B r e a n t .ilt e r Bwftete tn C h o rio n * pc Chicago wt C incinnati cy 41 3 0 -1 1 u n » 41 « II V4 N 11 II 0*'m« 47 Dm.npt if V 0 a * 44a- n a * pc O u tretl *n D u ly lll |y E l P a te r E v a n ty iite p c F a r g e iy M a rtte rd jx Ite n o M u *y MOW* ten r In d ia n a p o litc y V * n ia t C lly |w e 44 44 14 ji 4$ Mrmpn.icy NUtaeghespc M in n u a p e li* i , H a t h , 111* p< H v n O r t e a n ir Wind*...............East. IO mph Rainfall...........................None T To d s y's sunset...... 4:12 p.m. Tom orrow 's sunrise.....7:04 P iH tbw rgh tn Cor H a n d M * Provtdmca pc Richmond pc SI Lowltpc San Anion lo r San D « g o I San Juan pc Vua'tiacy Spoaanar 07 Ol 64 •• V ii ai Yf 14 01 ii 11 - 0 1 LaiVuga* *y PhOtnilpc If u 30 if 13 if 47 JO )l pc pc >4 JO ii 30 1* 41 ii 14 if JI 1* tf II 11 41 40 13 JI 47 4J n 03 Of » 04 10 •f >1 44 31 u 13 or 13 M Jf If > 10 *1 SI If 17 X N 11 II ■1 N*.VW*|K Other data: r Saturday's high.................72 C Barom etric pressure..30. IO £ Relative h u m id ity.....81 pet X tt JI 30 oa - 1 0 » u M 70 l i t l t e Rack cy L e t A n g aiat I Lowly villa cy O m aha pc P hiladelphia La F tp 74 M ii 44 JO ii i* te i* JO �Sanford Harald, Saniord Florida — Sunday. December It I Man jailed after girls’ bedroom entered SANKOHi) — A man accused of entering Ifir ticdruom of two Rhls wlio hid from him aftrr they heard him knock once on the door of their upartmrnt. was In the hedruotn by Sanford police mid ( harm cl wllh burglary to an occupied dwelling at about 10 50 p m. f-'rlday. Kodncy Lionel Armsiong. 2.1. of 1320 William* Ave. Sanford, i* held on $2,000 bond. The girls. who*e mother was al work, told police that the ripper of Ann Strong'* pan la was open when he entered the room and told them hi* name wa» Ham Bam. The girl* ran outside and flagged down a passing flreflghler. who called police to the scene Poller said the Inlmder did not touch the girls Store. County Hoad 427. rural Altamonte Spring*, at 7 45 p m Friday. Agent* ancslrd Honald Lee A LTA M O N TE SI’HINGS - A Sanford man was among four Jackson. 20, ol 95 Seminole suspected street dealer* of co­ G a r i t e n *. S a n f o r d ; a n il caine who were arrested In rural Christopher Kell It Hrddlng. 21. Altamonte Springs, undercover of Ihe Eco n o Lodge, U S C it y C o u n ty Irtv rh tlg a tlv r Highway 17-92. Fern Park Hoih were charged with possession, Hurrau agent* reputed Salur sale and delivery of cocaine aflrr day. They also reported arresting a cacti allegedly sold $10 worth of cocaine to an agent Hond 1* Winter Park man after searching his house and reportedly tlnding $2,000 Allison l-evcrne Williams, 27. cocaine and drug (turuphrmaliu ol 1026 Terrace lame. Altamonte In that r i w , Ikiv.d Lr< Griffin. S p rin g * , and T a m m y A n n 48. of 210 Moynes Iliad was lurgrrfor. 22. of 12H7 Laura St. unrated at home at 11 p in Casselberry, were charged with Friday. H r |* charged with (MisseMion. vile and delivery of (KMMcmion ol cocaine and drug roeainr a* well a* criminal paraphernalia Hr I* held In fall conspirac y. They arc accused of without tMind, Ircautc hr was selling $10 worth of crack co­ out ott tMind on a drug trailit king caine lo an agent According lo charge when unrated agent* Ihr agent*, (he Incident look said place on Central Avenue, vm lh The Allamontr Spring* arret t» of North Slrcef. where the ar tiNik (dare at Itie Disco Food rest* were made al ft 30 p rn B ySU S A N LO O EN Herald siafl writer Deputy’s patrol car burglarized SANKOHI) — The (Mirol ear of Seminole County *hnill's deputy Turner Clayton was burglarized Thursday nighi while (Mirked at his Sanford house Sheriff's deputies report Clayton's 357 magnum service revolver valued al $300 was stolen along with two speed loader*, two sets of handcull* and IH rounds of ammunition wllh a total value of $60 A window of the ear was broken and Ihe Inm k was damaged when the burglar tried lo pry It open, deputies said Damage is estimated at $225 Two men killed in motorcycle accidents Sanford man jailed in sewer-cover meft I l-AKL MARY — Seminole County sheriff's deputies reported •ollowing u man *u*pe< ted of stealing two aluminum sewer rovers fn>m 107 Ikirrhester Square I ake Mnry. a; about 2 20 p m Friday The deputy stopped ;Jte car Carlton Douglas lluhruw. 73. of 2MII Grove Drive, Sanfanl. on County Hoad 40 A. near llanatta Lake Knud Paula I-*ike Mary police w rrr called to the scene to c harge Ihihrow with grand thrlt. The sewer rover* w rrr found In hi* car. police said Longwcod man jailed in trailer theft IX)NGW (X)D A setond mao Is (ailed lor Ihe thrlt of a trailer from 752 County Hoad 427, Dmgwiaod. on (V t lb lamgwrHtd police fr|«ort charging Kudney Allen Camptirll. 23. eg 151 K Main Avr,. lanigwixMl. with grand theft at 10 45 a m Friday at his Winter Springs workplace Police said ( um plrll was tifiplM ated In the case, and (Miller repeal they rerovered the stolen trailer, which Iwd lirrn mod thed «nd palmed, lu Santo; d Kobcil Dran Wells an 24 of Sanford, was also c barged m the rase Wednesday Tfte frailer Is valued at $2 (MJO HornI for Campbell is $ I .Outt 1A CCIB arrests 4 on drug charges POLICE BRIEFS A L TA M O N TE SI'HINGS — Altamonte .springs poliee are Investigating the iralfle deaths of two motoreyrle rider* killed In separate act Idenl* F riday At 4-OJ p m . David 1. linker If*, of 291 Needle* Trail, Uingwood. was killed when his northbound motoreyrle. traveling on Montgomery Knud, va* hit by another northbound vehicle., the Florida H)>3> way Patrol reported hr the other ac t (dent, at '* 4H p in. on Neath Dike Moulevard. John Kvrrrtt Paul, 21 of 980 Montgomery Hoad *1)1, Allamontr Springs, was klllrd when his southbound motor­ cycle hd the driver * side of a ear ort Slate Hoad 436 He was thrown from the cycle. fh» F ill1said Altamonte Spring* frollre had no lnlom*atlon available on the ai <idents Saturday 1‘iflti } Sarah Jordon, 2 and a half year-old from Lake Mary appears shy as sho sits on Santa s lap at a Breakfast with Santa at the Sanford First Presbyterian Church Saturday Children gavo Santa their requests and recetved small gifts ‘M issin g ’ man claim s tax refund r------------------------------------------- People stand in line to buy Lotto tickets By SANDRA BOUCHAHINC Herald staff wnier SANFORD - The Florida lottery swelled lo S2H million dollar* bringing hnrdr* of hopeful (ackpol winner* to ticket Mile* location* here and elsewhere Saturday Assistant Manager Hob King at the 7-Eleven convenience More. 100 N French Ave . said by about 6 p m he had wild $3,200 In ticket* Just for Saturday, breaking his last week » sales "If* hu*y. very hu*y. I ve been standing at Iht* won derful machine for Ihe (vast .Hx hours You II *rr Iht* liite like IhU unlit about 9 30 p m ." King *atd One man watting on line wa* about lo place hi* $3 let "I usually just play $1 I thought I'd spur* txij Iasi few Cy SANDRA BOUCHAHIN? Herald staff write' cjuarters." Ron Meadow* said while digging Into hi* (Miekri for some spare change. A t A 11C L 11| u o r » l it lumgwood. It was the same story. A L T A M O N T E SPR IN G S John H Hearth say* he I* one of those "missing " (irrson* who ihr IKS couldn I locale In order to (iuy an income tax rrfund Hoot h * refund chec k was relum rd by Ihr (iiml.ll service a* undrhvrrahle. as w rrr clierk* lor more than 3.2fX) other Inchc.Jual* . • NraJi . nd Centra! Florida In Seminole County. I 11 c lin ks worth $24,131 have hern returned this year, tncludmg Hooth's. according to Ihe IHS The federal agenev said It war. unable lo liM'UIr the individual* for lat k ol a i urrrnt addrrs* nr liriaiisr their last name* trad cflanged ilurlng Ihe year Their name* w rrr published and Ihe IHS asked that they rail Itnoth. a *rII-employed (stint­ ing contractor, say* he called the IRS which "did rail divulge" Ihe amount hr ha* coming lo him "Tonight Ihe lotto i* very busy Ye*, th ry ’r. talking alx .l the $2H million and vertte **- sayingrlvey generally li.,r » l $_ Lai n o - lltir '.c Investing $5," Assistant Man.•g. r Harry SrgrrlU said As for Segerllz. he said hr and hi* wile together Invest $5 a wrek on lottery ticket and Saturday night wa* t» except tkfi "I can do |u«t a* well with $2 million as t ran with $28 million.' he u k l. Segrrltz said lie hope' that several (icxiple win Ihr (ackpol "If* too much motley for U,'.,' (crrsoti ' hr wild John R. Booth $•• •dlto-lal, Pag* 2 D He say* he w.tsn'i aware of the irlund until hr read Ills name In Ihr newspaper DUI charges SANKOKD Hie lullowing ( h i soil* lai r a ebarge oi driving under the inlhuru r m Seminole County • Dewuynr Harry hkelly 22 cit 2t*kl t-akr Maiv lllvd , Apt 114. Saniord. wu* arrested by a Saniord (Hillce officer early Thursday lie was also charged with lalsr pnvrstliHi ol a Florida Identification card ami driving whllr his hernse was revoked The olflerr rr|Mirtrd stopping Skelley cat U S highway 17-92 at alioul 12 30 a m Thursday. Pohc e rr|Mirtrd finding a Florida Idrntlll* at loo card In his posarnakiti with Skelley '• p k tu ir The card was Issued u> Dairy Draaync Skrlly but signed Dewuyne II Skelley A computer rherli revraled Skelley'* Tennessee driver* license bad hern revoked • Gerald C Hogge I I , of 109 Wildwood Drive, Sanford, was arrested at 2 05 a m Saturday after drputlr* said hi* car weaved while tnivrlmg 35 mph in a 25 mph zone on Hidden laikr Drive, Saniord. and hll a curb. He is also charged with cairless driving • John Edwin Fauver. 2i> of 671) Myrtle Si Saniord. was arreslrd al 12 20 a tti Suluiduy idler rils car lulled In maintain a single lane on S Saniord Avenue. Sanford. (Hiller said. • Honald Gary Valentine 39 ol 2<**> l-akr Mary lllvd . *105 D. Sanford was arreslrd at 11 02 p m Friday iillrr (Kilire said he (lulled his car onto Country Club Knud. 1-aki Mary, and intolbr l«aili of un oncoming ear CHOOSE FROM OUR U R G E SELECTION OF iN-STOCK COLORS A N D STYLES! 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Sonlord, Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 11, im s Parents try to keep abreast of rezoning plans ■y c a r o l j . r u m m y Haraid Stall Wrltar_____________ T h la y e a r’s re zo n ln g of Srmlnoir County middle and high schools Is considerably smaller than the 1987 shift of 4.000 elementary students. But. site Is of little concent to parents whose children might be af­ fected. Parents fear the breakup of m Tha hallways of Oviedo High accomodate an enrollment of 2.363 students, but the building was built for 2.156 students School administrators must use seven portable classrooms to help with theoverllow. . neighborhoods, or worse, of fam­ ilies. They worry children will be forced to adjust to new schools again and again through the county’s rezonlng process Among them Is Barbara Most, who has a seventh-grade daugh­ ter at Jackson Heights Middle School, and a f'hh grader at Lawton Elementary, who at­ tended Keeth Elementary before rezonlng. As the rezonlng process winds down, decisions will have to be made and emotions set aside. T h is Is what Ja ck Helsler. chairman of both middle and high school rezonlng task forres. Is urging task force members to do. Bet wren the two groups their arc 13 plans for rezoning, but only two will be recommended to the Seminole County School Board Although, lietsler said. It Is likely that a third or fourth option will be Included Parents at recent meetings have tried to keep pare with task lurce Ulcw* They sit hunched It. small chairs, scribbling notrs on anything they ran find: 30 students anil move here. 20 will br added there, options A. B. C. and plaa^ B •.hroujli If. No sooner D one page filled when parents are again confronted with statistics, projections and another plan. came because I wanted to see what was going on. I'm con­ cerned about the quality of education. This Is a problem we have now. not down the road.” To ease confusion, the school board altrrrd rezonlng proceed­ ings so parents will lie kepi Informed throughout thr pro­ cess. According to Helsler. nltrndance runs between 100 and 200 parents at each meeting. However, misinformation has a way of forming with such n complex Issue. "Every now and llien I hear a rumor circulating that we've already made a de­ cision." Helsler said, shaking his head. "It’s Just gonna happr-n. I guess." A major Issue concerns trans­ portation. and the granting of privileges to students who can provide thrir own. Before task forces were form ed, board members agreed that seventh, tenth and eleventh grade stu­ dents able to provide transporta Hon would br left out of the ruzarJng. "If we offer It to the tenthgraders. » hy not ninth-graders.” Krn Lupl to. a Winter Spnrgs father uf two 0*1* do High Srlmol students asked Luplno said It's a quest Ion of fairness, and hr bus support at O viedo High u n il It seems throughout tr.e county. "These kids have already had In make the adjustment from middle school to high school, nnd now we're asking them to make another adjustment.” hr said. "That's not right." Luplno hearted a rnni|Mlgn to rrach other parents and learn of tli'ii feelings on the Issue <)| 700 freshmen parents at Oviedo, the* \< reached 450 Luplno said the rrspons* s are running 3-to-l In favor of the proposal Now It Is also an Issue with parents of sixth-graders, who want the consideration extended to thrir chtldrrn. Hoard mem Iters mutt make the final dr ctsion. Geneva parents with children attending Jackson Heights In Oviedo argue aj'alnnt proposals to bus students to Sanford» l-akrvlrw Middle School, which Is sorcl) In nerd of an enroll inert! boost ” Wr ’re gtlllng p it-a t, and more garbage d u m p s .” one Geneva parent told task force members last week "If you bus students to Sanford that meat.* one (tour a day one way on t but. Instead of 20 minutes.” "Tliere are a lot of statistics which confuse the issue.'' Calvin Donaldson, a Seminole High School parent, said, after sitting through a recent meeting ” 1 SCHOOL GROWTH Crime- Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. December 11. 1968 — SA Land ery and cmbezzelmcnt cases from Ihe Inmate'a bank account him nol even having to show up Continued from Page IA code consisted of reorganization. each month. The count has at the Jail but provided no at the dealership. Human said. Increased by about 300 percent service to the Inmate. All you need lo gel Marled a-* a landscaping be "at grade level or Mardersuld. Tables listing what uses of In recent yearn, aa Seminole Seminole County fraud In ­ white collar criminal Is a stolen above." Murder said this will County has grown. vestigator Robin Yolton tracked purse or wallci containing credit hull the practice some develop- land Is permitted In each zoning The paper trail has led to some the man down and he Is charged cards and Identification. Human n s have followed of combining category are consolidated and creative criminals In Seminole with similar crimes In Orlando said Th r victims discover Ihe thrir rrqulrrd landscaping with color coded In the new document County. and Orange County. crimes through record checks or their rrq u lrrd drainage or for easy reference T h r present code Includes explanation of One man was Jailed after he Another man assumed the audits. stormwater retention facilities assumed the Identity of a Texas Identity of s medical doctor. He Employers who sleal from ihe Murder said an example of a permitted uses in descriptions ol lawyer licensed to practice In Is accused of using a Fax till are also while collar crimi­ parking lot which exceeds thr each category, which requires Florida The suspect contacted machine to transmit by tele­ nals new landscaping regulations Is reference to higher zoning ca teg o ries lo find all the an Inmate at the Seminole phone a printed order for a In some cases, the hank or Ihe one al City Hall County Jail and was hired to $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 B M W f r o m a business that has been victim­ Bulldrrs will also tie rrqulrrd permitted uses T h r document also includes represent Ihe prisoner. The sus­ Casselberry auto dealership. The ized chooses not to prosecute to purchase u site development pect picked up a $200 retainer car was "sold" to the thief with Hut the suspect. If identified, |>rnnll In addition lo a building uniform setback requirements may have lo pay back Ihe loss If permit In most cases the permit along thoroughfares, regardless Ihe theft was work related, the will lie Issued al the same lime of the zoning of thr land along accused probably will be fired. us a building |*ermlt and Murder Ihe streets A fable Is Includrd Human said said thr rlty will print combina­ listing the right-of-way and set White collar criminals do nol tion site development and build­ back requirement for those streets receive special treatment In Ihe ing |*rrmit forms CONNIE BARRY Sanford, Is In charge of ar and the VFW In Vicksburg. Miss Copies of the revised regula­ Judicial system and don't adapt The city commission will set Connie Barry. 59. 600 N. r a n g e t n e n l Survivors Include mother. Ins. tions have been sent to bulldrrs Goldrnrod Rd . Orlando, died Plant City: wtfe. Emily, sons. well lo prison life, where they the fee for Ihe new permlf and developers In the area as arr mixed with motr hardened More stringent dramagr re­ Thursday In Winter Park Memo­ M AROAR ET M. T8CH IR O I -Jeffrey. H arvey. La . G a ry. well as other who may have an rial Hospital Horn Ort 16. 1929 Margaret M. Tarhlrgl. 44. 1019 Philomath. Ore : daughter. Kirn criminals. Human said. "They quirement are also set oul. Interest In It and they have been In Mltrhell. S.D.. she moved In Sherry wood St.. Fern Park, died Odom. Geneva: sisters Kathleen don't have the same altitude as Murder said, noting that re­ Invited to rom m rnl on II. Few 1975 from Sanford to Orlando Thursday at Orlando Regional D o l l a r . P la n t C i t y . A n n other criminals They bond out quirements for drainage of de­ comments have been reclevrd. She was a registered nurse Mrdlcal Center. Born June 6. MrElrallh. Orange Park. Barbara almost as soon as they arr veloped land have been loo lax. M.irdrr said and are tiring lightened by state employed al Winter Park Memo 1944 In Passaic. N.J.. she moved Bennett. Sylvanla. G a ; three Jailed ‘ Many white collar crimes In- and national authorities also rta' Hospital and a Pretest ant to P -m PzrF from Prnsaccta In f*randfhlldren. voi’- i the liiefl Oi more than _ Survivors Include son. Stanley 1971. She was an LPN at T h r revised « odr sels oul Brlsson G u a rdian Funeral Russell Hairy. Orlando, daugh O rla n d o R e g io n a l M edical Home. Sanford. In charge of $300. so arr classified is felonies regulations concerning zoning, and bring stilfrr sentences than s u b d iv is io n s , site p la n s , Continued from Page 1A ters Susan J Barry and Sandra Center. She was an Episcopalian arrangements misdemeanor thrlt charges rl- ;hr*. and finals M. Barry, both of Orlando, and a member of the Church of landscaping buffers tree protec­ lhat lower over the crowd Bul "T h is Isn't a spur of thr noiher. Fac B Jewell. Sanford, thr Good Shepherd. Maitland LUOELLF. M. CANNAVINO tion. parking and sign regula­ sister. Betty Dcnntnn. Lakr Survivors Inrlude parents. t.udrlle M Cannavlno 67. 2 2 1 moment thing They've g-t it all tions. and rrquwr.-nrniB for ihe small-tcwn touch and 8Cdegrrr December weather werr Alary: and two grandchildren R obert and Elute M s th ls Flamingo Dr . Sanford died Sat­ In their heads These crimes ar- streets drainage and utilities 'vrlcomrd by Jennifer Gibbs, weii thought oul." Human said Garden C h a p el H nm r tor l*eu**rr>u. husband .Man son urday ht 756 B ar ana Lakr ltd Because ihe rode rrplacrs the who recently moved lo Sanford "talent ts e*sv to prove.” But It's Funerals. I.ongw ood. Is in I o n , . F t : -| Park; d tighter. fake Mary Bon. Apr*! 59. ID?) present zoning .'«»*lr tnstrad of Iroiu Massachusetts C a ntin g a r barge of arrangements Elizabeth Dubose. Gainesville, In Douglas Oa . she moved to h a rV r. hr said. I< Identify thr Just amrtiding II. the city com person who passes ,i forged sweater and fur Jacket, and brothers. David Maihla. Rutland. Sanford In 1959 from Prnsarola m is s io n w i l l h a v e so m e accustomed lo M acy’a-slylc J E A N E L I Z A B E T H Vl.. Daniel Mathta. Prnsarola. She was a housewife and a check, unless they are dumb housekeeping legislating lo do parade* of larger communities enough lo use their own Idrn CHALPANT Michael Mathis. Orlando, ststrrs. Catholic F'or Instance, the Board of A d ­ Jean Elizabeth Chalfant. 41. Roberta Fowler. Shirley Sullivan, Survivors Include husband. tlflratlon. are photographrd justment will liavr to hr re­ she said she nnd daughter Shell Rd . Deltary. died Thurs- both of Pensacole. Mary. Hawaii M a rio R. b r o t h e r . D a n ie l while commuting Ihe crime, nr e s ta b lis h e d b y o rd in a n c e Bethany enjoyed the crratlvlty and effort behind the hometown <U) al her residence Born Nov. C o x -P a rk e r C a .e y H a n d Singletary. Jacksonville, sister. leave behind a fingerprint on a tieiaosr the present zoning code parade. 16. 1947 In Kansas City. Mo., Guardian Chaprl. Winter Park. Myrilce Glddrns. Jacksonville, piece of forged paperwork In some cases, such as when a will lie repealed with ihe adop­ "I think It s nice that Sanford she moved lo Deltary in 1979 In r liar ge ol arrangements 'laughter. Anna Marta Frederick. couple has shared a Joint hank tion ol the revised code. makes the effort" Gibbs said. "A from Mrlbournr Sh* was an L a k r M ary; sons. Jo h n J . Much of the revision of the old lot of towns don’t " sltrndant si a child rare renter JA M ES D. S FR O I'LLE Lon, ood. Michael. Sanford. - mint and one takes all the and a Protestant. James D. Sproulle. 78. 147 W 111la in V ., C a sse lb erry; 5 money. Human said there !• .* fine line between a civil and a Survivors Include mother. H a c ie n d a V illa g e , W in te r grandchildren. criminal rase Rose Davis. Topeka. Kan.; son. Springs, died Friday. Born in O a k la w n P a r k F u n e r a l The Crime Commission of Joey Chalfant. Orange City, Bedford. Ind., he moved to llorne/Cemetary. Lake Mary. In SA N FO R D — A fire early sponded to Ihe call at 4:03 a.m.. Orlando reported lhal non­ daughters. Terrena Chalfant. Winter Springs from Cayuga. charge of arrangmenls Saturday morning gutted a va­ firefighters said. violent crimes such as fraud or Kanlord. Lea Chalfant. Orange N .Y ., In 1975. He was a B a la lllo n C h ie f W illia m rm b rzzrlm rn t arr more fre­ cant bouse at 413 E. Seventh C ity; brothers. Sam Davis. postmaster and a member of St., firelighters reported. FHenhurg said H to 10 matquent and motr costly, bul not Kaitets city. Kan . Arthur Davis. Rolling Hills Moravian Church The wikmI frame building was frrsoes were found In Ihe build­ as eye-catching, as violent or RM ASs4ahR w J Topeka. Kan . Michael Davis. He was a scttultnasler for the engulfed In llamrs when the ing. Indicating vagrants had properly come Topeka. Kan sisters. Linda Boy S ro u ts of A m e rlra a Sanford Fire Department re­ used If for shelter. floor ever, the commission rr woooRurp.caasit ■ is itt v i West, lot ramie. Wv.. Viola fish­ member of the Center for In­ Fwu**1 ter.Ketker M r* Carnal I ported. Internal theft occurs 15 er, Topeka. Kan . and one dependent Training and Ezfura «' W lastorW •**, fmd ,ridtr times more often than extern*il grandchild lion. Orlando, a member ol the •Ul *•«*•< ManSa* *1 S, lhell. Thirty percent ol all Imst erM Sytanaa Church al Santera a.. Altman Funeral Home. De- church choir, vice president of B & L F U E L O IL SicSar# Dawttt** ana *«. Graham Kara. nesa failures are attributed to Bary. '% in charge of arrange­ the Mid FTorlda Council for the raaM -ftaMns fraud and Internal then, and ments Intar m a n * *111 b e iw I rar^rta I’llnd. and a volunteer for Ihe Dapandabl* Malar**] o*li*.,y such crimes account lor losses of We*C$rc Crists C enter and Roan* may can a* Grama** Rimarai Serving .Seminole ('minlr iV-e-Oarl tram } l p m fw $40 to $200 billion a year CARRIE E L IZ A B E TH (B E TTY ) Hotline in Orlando 24 MR EMERGENCY SERVICE White collar crimes aren't WOODRUFF “Radio Dispatched" Survivors Inrlude wife. Marton •U99****a***wCMWar *Kama Saner, HI Impulsive sets, as arc many C a rrie E liz a b e t h (B e tty ) M . son. James D. J r.. Vienna. Pataoma Plata QrUnqa. Rl I J t U Gramka* R im er el Kam a. V antarW other crimes. ” fl's fun lo trace W o o d r u f f . 0 1 . of 3 5 4 3 Va ; daughter Martha Mills. U**rgaaterrangamanty PrtMNt Thi* Ad A Rtcsivt Ihe paper trail.” Human said Mrllonville Ave . Sanford, died Cayuga. N Y .; three grand­ * 2 M O f f Purtkasa "ll's Interesting to see somr of (>!**«• UIM Friday at her residence Site was children, one great-grandchild. _+Sa CAMMAVtWO. IU O S 14.R WV thr things people come up with a lifelong resident of Sanford A ll Faith M em orial Park. Rimarai aaricat lar Mr, LwOtlt* M It msy be the same crime, but ISt E. Crystal laka A**. She was a social worker for the Casselberry. In charge of ar­ Canna.u* *>. at Lakt Mary. FI 3300946 thr method Is usually dlfTrrrnt. I URuraay *in t» rendu, tea ManO** *4I a m Children's Home Society, O r­ rangements a* •** Oa*i**n C****** *na Raw*, enjoy It. lando and a member of First affiliating Interment *tn ****** at Owe lawn A. GENE JOYNER l*rrsbytertan Church. Sanford Park In Ilav a* l** « i r* agnt’ i m la m* Amar -<an Cancer lo c w t, a t l *U She was a member of the P FI O A Gene Joyner. 58. 1691 mao* W Catania* Or O it n a t Rl* l**»f Women ol the Church. Cochran Rd.. Geneva, died F’rtOoaiaam Part Rtmarai Kama Survivors include husband. day al Central Florida Rrglonal la** Mary. McKarg*#1arrangamanty .John I) Woodruff Sr.. Sanford, Hospital. Sanford Bom Sept. 4. 1930 In Butler County. Ala . he daughters. Kathleen Slmroe. U k e Mary and Susan Woodruff. moved from New Orleans In 1933 lie was self-employed In Sanford, sons. J David Woodruff M S tU Y Y M i lf»e construction Industry and a J r . Birmingham Ala nnd Ar Hwy. 17J3 — F m r Fork •hur I) WiMMtruff. Sanford, and member of Ihe LaFlttr Baptist Ph. 33$ $81$ ( (lurch. Saralsnd. Ala He was a three grandchildren Gena Hurt, Owngr veteran ot the Korean War and a Brwozt. Marti* A 6ran<t« G ram kow Fu n e ra l Home. member of ihe Masonic Lodge Continued from Page 1A oul of It and Rome never get caught... They know It's hard to catch them, loo. "But once they are caught. It's prrtty cut and dry. We don t innkr many arrests In fills sec­ tion. But IT they are caught, we don't go to trial m uch.. The |wper trail has led In them. They usually plead guilty or plea bargain." he said. Human said typically his division works 110 fraud, forg­ Parade Saturday fire gufs house Development is undarway at Alafaya Woods to Oviedo Thi» subdivision, along with Twin Rivers end others, are part of the booming residential growth in Oviedo, which has lead to the overcrowding of Jackson Heights Middle School and Oviedo High School Don’t Count on Santa to do everything for you this Holiday Season!! 10,000 15,000 Schools-------Continued from Page 1A ratios, transportation costs, and most Importantly, development of a plan lhal acromndales students for al trust three to five years. Its been about that long since middle schools were last rezoned, and nearly nine years for high schools Yes. the county Is booming, but not all of II at the same time, or In the same way. Seminole H ig h School Is In an area projected for growth, but It could be five years before they see signs of It. according to officials Arras near Mil wee Middle School und Lyman High School are experiencing only commercial growth, which mrans declining enrollments for (hose schools Too few students translates Into less available dollars for programs "I would like lo have u foreign language class, and a journalism class that we had two years ago." Willie Holt, principal ol Mllwcc. said last week. "I need kids lo provide the programs " Mil wee lias a rapurIt y of 1.262 students. Holt said current enrollment Is 1.046. with pro­ jections for next year set at 944 Cathy Cunningham, assistant / Let us help you with your home Improvements. 20.000 * T» CALL principal of Ovtrdo High School, said 8.500 homes are projected for that area within the next five years. HrstdrntUI development* such as Alafaya Woods and Tw in Rivers liavr changed th* U r uf th r c o m m u n ity . S e ve n classroom portables are used to handle student overflow at Oviedo, and 17 are used at neighboring Jarkson Heights Middle School ITtncIpaJs al both schools are concerned that too many stu­ dents may be taken from thetr schools at one time. "Everyone a rm ti to want a bigger and blggrr piece of the pie.” C un ­ ningham told an audience al a recent task force meeting. "But we can t take a dramatic drop in our enrollment. Il will cost us dearly In funding and programs, and that's not fair in students.” For this reason. Cunningham would like only Incoming stu­ dents affected by the rezonlng Jackson Heights Principal Bob Rainey suppoits lhal approach "W r are lurgr al the present lime,” Rainey told task force members last week "But we have portables, and we can handle the kids It's not Ideal. bul Seminole O ninty can't go another three years without a new middle bt Imm I " The county ts projected to build 28 schools within the next 10 years, according to Richard Wells, assistant su|iertrilendent of transportation A facilities. That's four tunes the number built to the p*<M |n years Of those projected srhools. 20 w o u ld h a n d le e le m e n ta ry growth, six would handle middle school, and two high school growth. The projections arr from a district survey. More Important Is thr survey conducted by th r state De(tanment of Education. The de­ partm ent looks al cu rren t enrollment and recommends ways lo handle growth. State money for school construction can only be used for Do f ;recommended Items, anything else would liavr to br paid for lorully. according to Carry Fer­ rell, assistant superintendent of finance S c h o o l b o a r d m e m b e rs learned Iasi year It would hr after June of 1989 before DOE could perform a survey Because of wtuil It said was thr county's urgent need for school (onstme- tlon. the board sought state approval »o hire a private con­ sultant That study Is rxpcctrd lo be finished In late January Wells said the consultant will lake lulu atvouul the current usage of facilities brforr making recommendations for construc­ tion. For example, the survey could reveal s n rrd to house an additional 5.000 middle school students within flvr years That would mean at least thrre more schools would he needed If 500 empty seats are discovered In a school, the seats arr subtracted from the 5.000 and an adjust­ ment In the recommendation is made Seven plans arr under ronstdr rat ton by the middle school zoning task force. They are *o scheduled to select one during a 7 p m. meeting on Wednesday at Rock Lake Middle School High sc Itool task force mem Iters are scheduled lo make final their plans during a 7 pm . meeting on Jan 5. at laike Howell High School T h r sc hool hoard has final say In the matter, and could send plans bark for revisions, or adopt a plan of Its own I v L (407)321-TILE t i l l S SANFORD AVI SANFORD Don 11st ths BIO BOVS pick your I I F E S T Y I E I 1st nuf Personal C ou rte ou s Sorvtcs O sc Of sting Assistants w o r t tor Y O U In your Hom o or O ttlce At Tremednou* S avings CALL: 330-1406 tOf Megnolis Are. Historic Downtown Sonlord * “ I* ,. •N s t m t u i Mawulactuvar* Sisrssssasm -------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- * * ♦ •tsliusi OPEN NOW ! MURPHY/VAUGHAN VETERINARY C L IN IC J. Brannen Murphy, D.V.M. Joseph W. Vaughan, III, D.V.M. Olltce Hours By Appointment Oatly 9 AM to 6 PM sai 9 am lo 2 pm 2470 0rtan<o Drive (17-07) Sonlord. Florid* 32TTJ SIM 3 2 3 -4 7 0 7 SANFORD — Although school rezo n lng Is an em otionally charged Issue. II is nol the how to's of district dividing that tmg down the process, or so says -Jack Helsler. chairman of both Seminole County middle and high school rezonlng task forres. and director of secondary educa­ tion. "O h bov. It would have been nice to do this another way," Helsler said last week. ’ Our biggest obstacle Is the gathering of Information There's a great deal that mutt lie considered, and each group relies on Ihe data collected by the other.” Jtm Taltnadge. director of m a n a g e m e n t In f o r m a t io n services, said relief Is on Ihe way. A new computer software system Is credited wllh Improv­ ing Ihe complicated process of rezonlng F'or months, principals Rnrt parent representatives have sal holed up lii ofllrcs. mulling over maps, enrollment projections, and school growth histories lo ■Every night when I go to sleep, I have ail these figures running around in my head. | "Every night when I go to sleep. I have all these figures running around in mv head.” said Cindy Nicmlcc. She is a parent representative on Ihe Jackson Heights Middle School Rezonlng Task Force. Is to be In opcrutlon by June and will cost between $80,000 to $120,000, Jbur U sJis'J , Future task force members will benefit (nan a computer generated or digital map Ac­ cording to Talmadgc. It Is a very complex system available only through a few companies. The system must account for n 45.000 student population. 24.000 of which receive school bus transportation at 43 dif­ ferent sites on 240 buses. It will tie used for planning and rezonlng. bus loading and rout­ ing nnd student demographic mapp'ng. Addresses will lie used to Id e n tif y s tu d e n ts a n d electronically locate them on a screen map. This way a task force member could determine th e Im p a c t o f s t u d e n t rrasslgnmrnts to other schools. ’ ll will not only allow us lo see how movement from students at one school affects another, but how It will afreet the whole county." Talmadgc said. The major work will lie the formation of flic digitized map, which once purchased will In­ volve 90 lo 120 days to create. Bids are currently under re­ view. and Talmadgc hop*-* for a January bid award. The system TIT-SUIT T l ■nail *fc December 20, 1988 for JA M E S S W E E T IN G EN DO RSEM ENTS: " H a ’s new In town though hla rools go -Cindy Nlemiec, rezonlng latk force member put together a plan for balanced schools. * * * * * * *, Tha Orlando Sanllnal 12-4-88 >s J iv r t v / SJwkJi A m o u n t of rezoning inform ation seem s endless B f CAROL J. RUMSCV Herald staff writer CITY OF SANFORD ANNEXATION OUTREACH PROGRAM THE B O S S I! BE P IC K -E ll back lo 1906 when his great-grandfather (Richard McPherson) carried mail here. Still talk with him an hour and you swear this 29 yr. old lawyer has lived here 40 yoars. His quick mind and curiosity are complemented by a sense of his city's need, a clear vision and deep love for his new home...Mr. Sweeting though, has at­ tracted broad respect for uncommon maturity, koen vision and ability to com ­ municate with all segments ol Ihe community.” The Sanford Herald 12-4-88 "Mr Swoollng prosenls a positive program for growth manaaomonl through a com­ bination of land acquisition and tax Incentives. He proposed lhal City government Join Ihe private sector In aggressively soeklng new businesses and Industry for Ihe city. H o lid a y T im e D I R E C T O R Y 9 / < z ~ r ^ r > r= SANFORD VERTICALS HANCOCK PLUMBING SUPPLY 750 Wylly Avs. Sanford, Ft 321-3601 PRICES START AT ONLY $25 Sal. 95 Sun. 12 5 10% OFF WITH THIS AD far ** r«a SwU s *wmi ' 330*1141 |Airport $ Sanford Avs. ■S*nlo*d Mr. Sweeting's global view ol tho problems and solutions for Ihe entire city is Impressive. Tho Seminole County Board ol Realtors also endorsod Mr. Sweeting.” ■ ■— H O U■ ■R~ S~ imi t arm si m i tClio* or MAI l MARK PRODUCISIN I HI ARIA CATHY’S HALLMARK SHOP UNiaOU Cl Rill MUMlit ZUUAj URIOIO •HI MJ7 Mrs h ltn o rw u* IBJ pu JAMES SWEETING III C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N «■>„,... Th# City ol Santo"! na* proclaimed an Annexation OuUtach Program btlatan Norambar 1. 1960 and Jv*uary 3t, 1989 Th* purposat ot this program ar* to ancouraga anna, al ion ol property eilhm Ihe Sanford Urban Sarvicat Ar** at ynoen on in* abort map in order to faemtat* urban *#->«• planning, impror* gortrnmtntal taryte* tfhcianc, in araat tuen at public taltt* and utility u n « * to p-cnKJ# adequal* urban taryicaa eithin th* San lord Urban Ary* **] to tquar* municipal boundaria* and reduc* anc'arat Participation |n tha program, br reguattmg annaiaiion. ly purely voluntary on Iha pari Ol a proparty o*n*r Thera ar* a number ot raatony ah, a proparty oanar yhould bacoma a part ot tha City ot Santord Sanford it a pro g rttttrt. tame# ortanlad municipality ehich ollatt a compute rang* ol City lac-litiat tuch at parti and urban tarvtca* auch a* attar aaaar, refute collection City fir* hydrant aartrtca, and in th* naar future reclaimed aalar tor irrigation Th* City Fir* Department hat an aictilant ISO rating ol V and alto P'onda* quick rttp o tt lor all lacalt of lirafigntmg and emergency medical tanneet pluk numerout other program* involving fir* tataty Our Polict Department it aall ita f ed and h*a an aictilant ratpont# record City tat miilag* ahich tupoorti that* tanneat it ligniticantly offiet by aiimma lion ol County tar millagat lor fir* tarvica and road! ahich are not included on th* tai b*Ht for property located within the City. Tha Citv Commit*,on hat authorized th# waiver ol Iha cuttomary StSO 00 annaiaiion petition la* during I ha three month Outraach" period During thia period property owner* of already davtiopad (improved) property will b* iligibi* for lima payment of applicable water and tewar impact f**t which art othanaiy* pay*61* a* a lump turn prior to commencement of utility tarvtca* Thu lime payment provtaion am b* applicable for developed propartie* whenever actual t#wt> and aalar etrvict become* avarlabi* within the immediate vicinity ol your proparty Th* City Committion hat alto authorized wan Ing th* City racraation'opan (pace ft* normally applicable to all ratidantial propartie*. in Ihe cat* ol already developed propartia* which annai into in* City during thi* ' Outreach program If you own property located in lha Santord tarvtca area and would like to bacoma a part ot th* City ol Sanford, pit*** obtain an Annexation Petition complete It. and mail it to City ol Sanloid P O Boa 1RZB Santord. Rlond* 31172 or deliver It lo Sanford City Hall Piatt* nol* that all owner* of record mutt tign th* petition and that il mutt bt notarized Following the and ol th* Oulraach ' penod (February t. tBSfhlhtCity Staff will map all proparti*t covered by anneietion petition* On* or mor# annotation ordinance* will be prepared lo annai all proparllat lor which annexation hat baan requeued, and which may b* lagaHy anneied under Florida Voluntary Annaiaiion Statute* It you submit an Anntiation Petition, you will be adiitart of any action upon such petition It ill* found that your propatty cannot D* immediately anneied. you will bt pro**tad opportunity lo wi'hdraw your petition, o- agree to hav* M retained by th* City for future annaiaiion whan laaaibl* It you elect this letter course ot action. |h* waivtr of annaiaiion fa* will b* *■ tended until annaiaiion can be accomplished For questions regarding any a*pact of th* City a Annaiaiion Oulraach Program or requatt* tor Annotation Petition form* pleat* contact th* office ol the Director o* Engineering and Planning either by mail at P 0 Boi 1114 Santord Florida V TT2 or by phone al area cod# 40T JZ2 3T6t W* hope you will choot# lo bacoma a par) ol our progressive City during this ' Oulraach" program �•A — Santord Harold. Sanlord. Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 11, 1QM Police kill 3, w o u n d 11 in Tibet WORLD BRIEFS United Preaa Inter national Air blast from jetliner kills 3 In Peru LIMA. Peru — An airliner taking off from an Amarnn Jungle city knocked over a brick wall with the air bias! from lla Jet engine*. killing three children and Injuring three adult*, a Male newapaper aald Saturday. The accident occurred as the Fokker F-28 Jetliner look off from Yunm.igu.lv 415 miles north of Lima, on Fnday. the La Cronlca newspaper said Backwash from the Jetliner* rnglnrs toppled a brick wall near the airport, crushing an Infant and two boys age 8 and 0. the paper said. Three adults were Injured In the accident and treated at a hospital In Yuhmagua*. a city of 23.000 people. The pilot was unaware of the accident and (lew the aircraft to the nearby city of Tarapoto. where authontles told him whal had occurred, the paper said The Iwln-englnr Jetliner belonged to the private airline Faucelt. radio reports said. BEIJING — Poller opened flrr on untl-Chlnese demonstrators In Tibet Saturday, killing a Buddhist monk and two other people and wounding at least 11. foreigners In Ihe Tibetan capital Lhasa said. "The police didn't fire warning shots, they just slartrd lo shiMit Indiscriminately.'* said an Amer­ ican traveler contacted by phone from Beijing “ They didn't seem to rare who they hit." Although Tibetan authorities irfused rommrnt on the I n c i ­ dent. the official Xinhua New* Agency reported a riot In Lhasa iT h e police didn’t fire warning shots, they just started to shoot indescriminately. They didn’t seem to care who they hit. J -A n American tourist In Tibet by 30 Buddhist monks and nun*. No deaths or Injuries wrrr rnrrillonrd In Ihe twirl dispatch. "As thr rm wd grew unruly, polirrmrn on duly began lo lake measures to slop the marchers, who w rrr later dl*|ier*ed." the irport said Buddhist monks told foreign ers they staged Ihe drrnonstra JERUSALEM — Dozens of Moslem holy books and prayer carpets were set on flrr In a mosque In northern Israel Saturday and poller were Investigating whether the blare was -cl as revenge fur an Augi’vt hand grenade altar., in the newby city of Haifa. In thr Israeli-occupied tiara Strip Saturday, a soldier on duty at a military Jail shot and killed a Paleatlnlan prisoner who ihe army said wounded another soldier by slabbing him with a homemade knife. An army spokesman denied reports by Palestinian sources that the shooting occurred after prisoners demonstrating at Ihe Ja- threw stones at soldier* Several miles from Ihe Jail, a crowd of Palestinians throwing smnes and bottles attacked an army tool patrol In Gaza City, slightly wounding -oldicr. the spokesman uaJd The patn-1 commander opened fire and Killed a Palestinian youth he s a il! Soldiers also shot and wounded at least 15 Palestinians In the occupied West Hank and Gaza Strip Saturday during clashes. Palestinian sources said An army spokesman confirmed al least seven Palestinians were wounded In separate dis­ turbances In Ihe occupied lerrllotles Suzanne D. Moran, told hrr granddaughter that If she mid C A M B R ID G E . Mass A anyon e about t h r a llrg rd Harvard University prnfrssor assault* "her parents would acused of sexually assaulting his never rtitnr back fur hrr and she grandchildren to'd a toddler the would have in stay w it6 Otanny alleged abuse v.as "their seem .’* forever." Assistant Middlesex while his church administrator District Attorney Audrey Parr wife warned Ihe little girl hrr charged. The couple pleaded innocent parents would abandon her If al their aTalgnntrnl Friday and site tattled, prosecutors said William Monm. 64. a Harvard were rrlcased on their own rrrognlrnni-e p ro fe s s o r of A s s y r lo lo g y . As conditions for release, (hr allegedly cajoled Ihe children Morans w rrr ordered lo* surrrn Into cooperation w hile his wife. ' T h r foreigners. Including a European Journalist, said thrre Tibetans. Including a Huddhlst monk, were killed bv gunfire when lhey encountered armed police outside central Lhasa's The violence occurred alirr two small groujis of Buddhist munks carrying Tibetan na­ tionalist flags liegan to march around the Jokhang Temple. d rr th e ir passports, ohtain permission from the court Iwfnrr traveling out of slate and rut off contact with the grandchildren. Judge Hiller Ir'obrJ set a ptr trial conference for Dec 20 in Middlesex Sujtcfi wCourt The couple, who live lu Del mont. were Indlrlrd earlier this week for alleged Incident* In­ volving a girl, now 4 and a boy. now 7. between June DIMS and June IDM7 Ault.oflltr* »oid Mr* M o r a n i * the c h i l d r e n 's grandmother and the prole*** t l* ihnr step grandfather Su/ann> Moran, administrator at Ihe First Congregational C h u rc h in C a m b rid g e , is charged with rape of a child ruder |(1 bv force and Indecent asMult and trailer) on a child under I t William Moran Is charged with ra|w and abuse of a child under 16 and Indrcrnl assault and b a tlrr of child u n d rr14 Parr told (he court lhal at the IIrne o, the In cid e n ts the children lived with ihrlr parents. , 3 a > v . • - BANGKOK. Thailand - A band of abo l 300 ethnk Kachin guerrillas attacked a Burmese army camp and a police station In northern Burma, rapturing the (M ille r *'»tlon and killing four defenders beforr being driven off by air attack*. Kangomi Radio XAJ - ' Burmese guerrillas attack army, polico ,■ /. v ■LA if M r * v~ ^ * » . n rr^ m aald Saturday. The flghllng Wednesday was the latest in a series of raids by ethnic rebel groups opposrd to thr tough military government III (lie Southeast Aslan nation T h r radio said some 3CM guerrillas hum Ihe Kachin Independence Arm y attacked both an army camp and a police station In Myltkylna township In Kachin stair, about 5GO miles north of Rangoon Radio reports said (our government soldiers were killed and 11 were wounded Tlierr was no men I Ion of Kachin casualties D.iv I‘oiler also shot a 26-year-old Dutch woman tourist In ihe arm bill she was not seriously In­ jured. I he American traveler, who asked not to be Identified, said by phone from a Lhasa hotel At least 10 other Tibetans were wounded. Including a monk. Harvard professor accused of child abuse Unltad Prass International Unrest mounts in Israel tlon fnr Independence to coincide wlth Saturday's observance of International Human Rights Jokhang Temple, the holiest shrine lu Tlbetun Buddhism and Ihe stir of several anil-Chlnese protests w» *<“ t A « V m I • - jffr, . X, TITT r * y ,- F om Unil*d Prats International reports \ \ v , “Wheu>bu Sign Up ' FbrBarncuS^jcnioi Partners Program, \bu Have'fo'MTliem \t)urAge.TlieGood NewsE They Don’t ___ A s k ^ u T A f e i g h t r » NATIONAL BRIEFS Firefighters make gains in L.A. fires LOS A N G ELES — Firefighters helped by slackening wind* gained ihe upper hand Saturday agaiusi a 3.200-acre lire Itut I destroyed or damaged 40 home* and arson Investigators searched for two men seen Just before the blaze erupted The massive flrr, which broke out early Friday In the northwestern San Fernando Valley community of lYirtcr Ranch, was 75 percent contained by Saturday morning and had moved Into the remote Limekiln Canyon area In Ihe Santa Susana Mountains Flrr I)e|iartnirril spokesman Ed Reed said aboul 350 of the more ....... 1.400 firelighters flghlln the hluze remained on flrr lines and lhal full control was expected by 4 p m . It was the third lire in two days lo hit Ihe Los Angeles area T h r oilier fires. In Baldwin Park and in La Verne, destroyed 21 homes and damaged more than 20 others, with Josses estimated al #10 5 million Brennan recovering from pneumonia W ASHINGTON — Justice William Brennan. Ihe Supreme Court's oldest member al M2, was "feeling much b rtlrr" Friday at Beihrsda Naval Hospital where hr Is recovering from pneumonia, a spokeswoman said Brennan look til Thursday w hile al his office, complaining of chill* and lever, and was hospltalt/rd Thursday afternoon The Justice, an unapolngrllr liberal, got a brief visit Friday aftrrnooii '.run President Reagan and his wile, .nancy, who were at Hethrsda for checkups In announcing the visit. Ihe While House divulged no details. Brennan should mis* only one court session, the meeting on Monday when Ihe justices are scheduled lo Issue orders and opinions Alter Monday, the justices liegin a month-long recess and return Jan 9. Drug profit coins bring S1.67 million DALLAS — A collection of "rxtrrm ely high quality" rare coins lhal were confiscated by the frdcrul Drug Enforcemenl Administration when II broke up a cocaine ring has brought S 1.670.405 at auction, auctioneers said Saturday. The money, less a 10 pen eiil commission lo ihe auctioneers, will lie used by Ihe DEA in its fig hi against the drug trade The auction of the DEA consignment came Friday night during the three-day Dallas Coin and Stamji Exposition auction About one third of thr DEA coins wrre sold al a first auction Sept 30 In San Dlrgo. Calif From Unitod Press International reports H o m e o w n e rs In s u ra n c e ? , — c • - • *■* •One name says if best. T TO N Y R IS S I INSURANCE H l»h. 322-0285 * 2 5 7 5 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d to - (h i ru rs In sura net * I iti llurtii I 4i Hi h i i i o i Ini nzm. w*. it jll \ Actually Barnett Banks Senior PartnersH Program is nothing but gfxxl news. 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Calif. - Police and corrections agrnta raided some 200 locations Saturday In a crackdown on errant parolees, arresting about 20 people within the first few hours of ihe opera­ tion Many m ore arrests were expected by day 's end. Police Cm dr Jim Stewart said a task force of 70 officers. Including metnlrers of a heavily armed S W A T learn, and atiout 25 stale parole agents w rrr Involved In the crackdown, which began at 7a m PST Wllllln IK) minutes some 20 ex-convlcls who had violated terms of Ihelr parole w rrr col­ lared without Incident. All were booked and jnllrd without hall. “ Most of them have been parole violators (bull we arrested a couple ol I hr in for possesion and sides ol drugs." Stewart said. "Wr expert contacts wc make with violators will lead us toother violators and olhrrs who may lie wanted for various other crimes." The task force was expected lo raid between IHO and 200 l<x.|. Herns. The crackdown was set up by poller and parole officials who Identified Irriwren 150 and 2(X) parole violators living In ihe area. A similar operation was re* cenily completed in Northern California, but Saturday's action wu* ihr rirst such roundup in Southern California Many suspected parole vio­ lators huve not hoi h r red lo report to agents, as directed w iirn they arc rrlra s rd on parole. Others are susjkm led in rnorr serious odrnses that vio­ late ihe conditions of thrlr rarly release from prison All of those sough I were con­ victed of frlony offenses, Stewart said T eam digs for s o ld ie r’s rem ains Unltad Prass Inlsrnatlonal near Ihe town of Srponc not lar from tlie llo ('hi Mlnh Trail In March H*f>8 HANGKOK. Thailand — A U S military tram flow lo Vientiane In laun Saturday In work with Laotian experts to dig fur Ihr remains of an American pilot missing since Ills recon­ naissance Jet crashed more than 20 years ago. a U S. spokesman said "Th e tram fiew to Vientiane early this morning and then lx-g.ni moving equipment to the stir by helicopter" said 1.1. Col Thomas Boyd, s(x>krsman for Ihr U S Parlfli- Com­ mand. " T h e y arr selling tip camp and prolvably w ool start working 011 the excava­ tion until tomorrow." fioyd said the lli man tram will Join with lain (Ian eounlrrparts lo exravale ihe site where an F-B rcconnalssam c plane trashed The trail, which wound through the Lao Jungles, was Ihe main infiltration and supply route between North and South Vietnam It was heavily bombed hv U S, planes Origin of fatal shot undiscovered Ttie missing pilot Is one of 547 Amerteans still listed as missing In action In Laos A total of 2.387 Amerteans are missing In all ol Indochina. Hoyd said ihe joint excavation, the lourth in Laos so far. Is a sign of improved cooperation on MIAs from ihr Laoilan government. " W r estimate they will be w orking for about IO days, but Ih ry will stay on the Job for as long as It lakes." h r said n m BIG S A V I N G S * ™ T H R O U G H O U T OUR STO RES! Unltsd Praia Intsrnstlonal WASHINGTON — li remained unclear Saturday w lu» tltoi down a privately owned American airplane near Morncco, Killing ftve rrrw m rn who had been on « locust spraying mlMlon. a gov eminent oftkin I said "It had no military ml .inn deputy administrator Jay Morris with the U S Agency for In ternallonal Development u n i Friday "M y personal guess ta whoever did It made a mistake Clearly thta wasn't a intllturv operation “ A mlaalle shot down the I k 7 Thursday near (he southern border of Morocco Another airplane, also owned Ky TAC. Aviation at Chandler, AM/ w..* hit by a missile hut managed to land aalety lla crewmen re ported the crash of the IK’ 7 The planea were flying in International air *(>a< e hut in an area controlled by heavily armed llrdouln gurr'illss Morfta Did reporter* The two l>C 7* had been chartered by A ll) lo apray locuata In Srnrgal hut tlie con tract had eaplrerl Al Ihc time of 3 the altark. employee* of rhe company that owned the aircraft were flying lo Mornrcn to secure another contrai l The rrrwinen were awarr of the rtak* in flying the route from Dakar. Senegal, to Agadir M o ro c c o , b u t w e re n o t specifically warned by Ihe affrrk y of lire danger*. Morrl* 'Th err hadn't hern previous threat* of <ht* nature, an I douhl anyone knew they wrrr running tin* risk, he said Morris and Muriatan ullli lals said they did not know who was responsible for lire daytime at­ tack The PnlUario rrhet* said Urey were not r e s p o n s ib le A spokesman for Ihe telrel* In Algiers said Ihe organization was * “ making a very urgent In­ IK, vestigation" Into Ihe incident The gnrrrtlla group ha* ta-rn fighting with Moroeto for the Independence of (lie Motor* can coni rolled W rstrm Sahara J u s tic e D e p a rt m e n I spokesman John Kusarll said the Fill "la trying to determine whether It was a terrorist at­ tack. “ a cl rc u in stance that would give the bureau legal authority lo undertake an overseas Inv rstlgattoii Crewmen aboard Ihe damaged plane saw Ihe other aircraft go down The exact crash site had not been located, but there wrrr no known survivors, Morris said Everyone on tlir plane that was till went down" In the northern part of I hr Western Sahara below Ihe border with Morocco, Morris said "Why. by whom, precisely where, we don't know Wr view this as a tragic and deplorable loss of Innocent life In an rllort -really to save lllr." Morris called the men "unUaung heroes" who were fighting Ihe spread of one of Ihr most massive Infestations of locusts In JUdecadrs, "a plague really of fhbllcal pro|N>rtlons ” The planes had no nullonal or military markings and w rrr not Involved In anything oilier than carrying Insccilrldrs lo Morocco, t Morris said The 11 S A ll) spraying rllori in 'the region will continue despite . Ihr aliaek, Morris said Ih e government wilt assist In (laying Ihr costs ot recovering and te lu rn ln g the bodies, even -. though the victims were not technically under contract al the time All) Identified Ihr victims us Joel H U ckrnrr. -Mi. and hi* 21-yrar-old son. Frank Kennedy, both of P h o e n ix : H crn a rd Rossini. 49. Te m p e . A H / .: : Francis lledertnan. 47. Cody. Wyo.; and Wesley Wilson of North Platte. 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S E E Five gangsters killed in 14 hours Untied F r a n IwUrwatl— ial REGGIO CALAHHIA. Italy Gunmen drove Into a ((as station Saturday and killed a local Rang boas ami hla son-in-law. firing through the open bulletproof window of their limousine, the fourth and llflh local gang war victims In 14 hours. Police said a gas s'atlon at­ tendant was wounded In the 9 a m . attack that followed the Friday night staying of three men by a man who fired a shotgun through the window of a Hrggl Calabria pizzeria A man S a w y e r e x p e c te d to e n te r C h ic a g o m a y o ra l ra ce '* C H IC A G O Acting Mayor Eugene Sawyer Is polo-d Satur day to rnter a crowded 1969 special election to fill the unrxplred term of the late Mayor Harold Washington. Sawder's predecessor and the rlty'a first black .nsyor Sawyer scheduled a news confczcncc lor Sunday aurr;:-.-»u at which he Is expected to declare hla candidacy In the Feb !INth Democratic primary He will become the seventh announced Democrat and the eighth can­ didate overall " I expect to win handily against any opposition.' Sawyer said lest week, leaving little doubt about hta Intentions As Sawyer prepared lo take the field, one of tlie crowd ol rivals reportedly was preparing to exit the fray Alderman Ed Hurke. who rrp resents a predominantly whllr Southwest Suit aard. stl-edulrtl a tvws conference for Monday, the first day In file nominating petitions for the special election in Ihe nation's third largest rliy Two newspa|»rrs. Ihe Chicago S u n -T im e s and Ihe D a lly Southin'*n. said Saturday tl-at sources confirmed Hurke. 44. had decided t « -nd his catr. palgn. Ilu rk r could not he reached lor comment The published rrpotts also said Hurke llkrlv would hack Richard M Daley, son ol legend­ ary Chicago "lioss * Richard J Daley and the leading contender In early (Milling l.ast week, another candidate. Democ talk ward ( hiss Ed Kelly, dropped out but made noendorsrinritl In the first poll p u blished situ e Daley entered Ihe race on Mon day. Ihe Chicago Tribune re ported Saturday the 46-year-old Cook County stale's attorney led all contenders In one on one m i l i h u p i and was ra te d favorably by 39 percent of Ihe respondents Haired against Sawyer, who became the city's second black c h ie f e x e c u tiv e fo llo w in g Washington's death last year Daley commanded 59 percent lo 30 percent lor Sawyer and 11 percent undecided Alderman Tim Evans, whose supporters claim he Is ihe legit­ imate heir to Washington's re­ form coalition, drew 34 percent lo Daley s 56 percent, with 10 percent undecided The telephone survey of I.03M registered also threw In the name of Jesse Jackson, who outpolled Sawyer and Evans In a hypothetical malchop with Jackson, who has repeatedly disclaimed Interest In a mayoral bid. Daley held 52 percent to Jackson's 40 percent and 6 percent undecided The Tribune (mil. conducted between Dec. 2 3 by Market Shares Corp ol Ml Prospect. 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Then the n gas station In the main square gunmen fled in their car Mana. 43. was wounded, ap­ of Galileo, a suburb of Reggio parently hy a stray bullet Calabria Surace was sitting In Ills l*oltce railed Surace.a rising limousine, with the bulletproof window ndled down, chatting local gang b o s s with a house with Carllsano and station at­ protected by electronic devices tendant Antonlno Marta when and a bulletproof limousine a n d a w o m a n a ls o w e re wounded In that attack. Investigators linked all five deaths to an organized crime family Involved In a months long war with another gang to control the m ulllm llllon dollar drug traffic and other rackets The deaths brought the total of organized crime killings this year to 37 In the city of Reggio Calabria alone, and to more than 200 In the Calabria region on the toe of Italy. 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Tanoy 1 7 *1* M ilckall 111* Fa rra ll 10 IS WottWylO. Lorn*.7 I O fd * I ( *1 BECEIVINO-Pkiiod*tR**i*. B ra n I k loknton | *) Quick I M Car tar I ]7 P tM n n tmin* 7 71 Jana* 0 IM. Await I a* Croon a m Noracok A H Mitchatl > 17. Faaroll I A I A M IN O -P k ll«d * )R k l* . Cunnir*ar»m I R M - l 10* Ptdonn Lomoa TO 10 I MA tA C N l - Pkil—i*lpn'* Brow.. I 0 Colic I 1 Wk.t# 1 17 Pnoonn Doga 1 7. Nunn I M lnt«,caption* PkiiodfipMo ttoap* I] P k o o n I ■ LytoolB Mtt**d la id 90*1* TNiilodalpki* nono Pttoonn DtlOroco** COLLEGE BASKETBALL Col Nr * B**k*tk*ll Ratatt* By Uartad Pratt I Mam* I tan* I fa tt BantNy00.lt Mickaal t l l C ' , Con *7. York U Harvard U Varmont 11 Noty Crott 70. ForMtam M Nantkt 01 TampN 71 Lock Ha**n 7A Watt CkatNr M Ma.n* Farmington |) Unity M M itaricordia 70. PTvarmacy 74 Rotwrt Morn* 41. Brooklyn 17 TaitlN O l. Ikippontlturg 71 York 14 Cll<otNtkiown07 lautkwatl A rkantotlt 14 Houtton 11 Wool A rnona la TAa.ada Lat Vagat 71 soo m m H« SO) W - L -T Nolra w IM Iff ISO tn Ta a m 4 7 1 0-1* I* O i l 1— >4 PA MS SIS S4J sn HI in nt ssi O r an gw bowls NFL SUMMARIES ConnaclicwtM Virginia Al MlMltllpRl SI 74 Marctr 07 7AMwatt Adrian 7L lAonmoutt* 74 Aquma* u Mkkigan Tack 77 Ban It 70 Purdu* M OaPauw 70. lllN M t WatNyan 41 E Mkkigan 7a. Indiana It M ElmkurtlOA. RocktardH F a rm SI 7| SagUMwVH 71 F ranklln 07, Indiana IE M ManoyarM Blutttonfl KaiamaiooA*. ludton tA L A lt E r lA ll T lttln ll l ak •lAnd 07. Mar an* Ika Bapt'H M Miami *1 XayNrOI Michigan 107. W Mickigan*0 Mltaourl M Mampkit 74 Mount UnNn H HahMIkarg A* IO T ) N Michigan Of. Colyin A* Pur Columot«7. It FiondktA Toy Nr 10). A ndanonU Union 7*. Marion 74 Walk L J»tt 71 Nanyon 70 WiKontln*!. ButNrS) PA Iff m SOI m sot Coliege football taama with winning records (ollowlng at laast 10 appearances in the Rote, Cotton, Sugar or (All Tint** ( I T ) Kanaa* CUT *• N Y CIonH. IR m Cincinnati *11tool ton. I r m Oai lot at Wadwngttn. IR m Dttroll al ChtcdRO. I r m LA Raukort «| Jullaio. | p m AAtnnota** at Cr**n Bay. IR m T a r + a Bay at Naw England. 1 p m Atlanta at l A Ram*, a r m 70*w Or loon* at tan Franctkca. a r n Pitt.’BunFf at tan Otot*. * R m Oonoor at l ooftl*. I R in i t Cu m Cmotondat M iam i, Or m Flr*t ■ d o t yard* make It 17-13. On lhr Coils' next plus* from E A S T HUTHEHEOI1I). N J . scrimmage James Hasty In­ Krn O Brtcn came ulT i Iip bench tercepted his second G a ry and led New Yoik lo three Hogrlmom pass and returned It Ihird-qiiarter touchdown*. In­ 16 yards to the Indianapolis 21. cluding a 33-yard mrlkr to Al Johnny Hector run In from the 2 Toon, lifting the J r U Saturday lo on a fourth-and-onr with 10 04 a 34-10 victory that virtually leftlnthe period. eliminated the IndlRna|tnlhi Colts After In d ia n a p o lis ' Dean Irani playolT contention Itlasuccl had kicked a 45 yard O'Hrtrn replaced ntaurr Pal field goal at 11:37 lo cut thr Kyan In the lire! half after the deficit to 24-16. thr Jets followed Rtanrr had thrown three itralght with n 70-yard seven-play drive interceptions. New York im ­ for a 31-16 lead Toon's clubproved to 7-7-1 and won for the record With catch of the season first lime In nine December was a 33-yard scoring strike names from O'ltrtcn on third down The Colts, who moved Into l.e.ihy added a 46-yard held contention for an AFC wtld-cCid goal 5 :11 Into thr (Inal period lo spot by winning •even of their make It 34-16 O'llrtrn com­ previous eljtht, fell to 8-7. Indi­ pleted IO of IU for 115 yards anapolis. I hr drfrndlnd A FC Toon, the trading rerelvrr In the East rhamplon. can only make NFL. caught srven passrs for the playofTs If they finish tn an 103 yards McNeil ran 23 timra unlikely four-way tlrd with New for 100 yards England, Cleveland and Houston New York held Eric Dtrkrninii in the wlld-eard r»re The Cold to 42 yards .tn 17 carries. would then gain the second Dickerson, who ran for I6 » wild-card position voids last week ugatnst Miami, T h e Je ts erased a 1 3-IO had a 50-yard T D reception from halft'me deficit with touchdowns Hogrhrxun In (hr llrst lialf on all three of thetr Mi Im I fjuarrr tiogrbiKtm completed 1C of 30 possessions. Freeman M rNrll passes fur 217 aiul three In­ ran In from I-yard out at 0 33 lo tercept Ions U n H » e F t ib r In U m o tlw iB l Y tuntnad playoff bar tn L*l*rd*r'l R ****** N Y J*t* 1A. Indian tool)* I* PkHadotpauaIT Pkoont* II Dam * Tbxbb Mississippi 18-7-0 .720 15-6-0 .714 17-11-1 603 6-4-0 600 12-9-1 .568 6-5-0 545 Slat* 6-5-1 .542 Georgia 7-6-0 .538 Pann M t M P H I IS T A T E (7*1 OwRla* 1 1 4 4 1 B*n*rd 1 7 4 4 IB Mvndt 40 1 1 )1 . G b**n > 14 4 I A Parry 0 N I I 10. Me I auRklm i a i a I L MadN ck 41 44 4. Srnitn ) t * I ( W*t*nn I 1 44 L McLNw* 44 4 4 4 (a*a*a 7* M tv 1*74 “ tlllL I I [ i l l Smith o n 14 It. Sandbars* 14 11 1 Leonard 40 I I It. Iraki A M 41 I ' I I H . Me Ihtyra 0 A 7 1 I. Coward 7 7 ) 11 BidttM A * I t M Church 14 40 a PaaNr 4 1 44 4 Total* 17 M M 11M Haiti,rsu AAamplu* SION *1. MwoOwrl M Ttir** point I . i d ROOlk-NNmgkit S U N 41* (P a rry U C b to n 41 McLaugTUin } L WoHon I L M cCNm 4 I). Mtttwuri J 7 (Irvin 4 1 M c ln ly ro 4 1. C o w a rt 111 Tata) touli-AAi r**A*i* lt* N I L M iueurl I* 7*uNd out-nan o i H w d t M*mp*ut H a N M (B o lla r d U .M lie o u f t *1 (C h u rch I I I A i t m t — MorngAilt ' to I I (P * rry 41. M iueurl 17 lCow#re I I T*c*»*s.*r*-n*n* A -llt H I N IN A N D O A H (M l CoN* 1 1 1 1 7 . Cote 141 17. Hough 1 7 1 1 7 . Pritchett 1 » 1 1 L Caagor < 11 H I . Matmwwt I * 14 0. H a rm 1 1 ! 1 7. Chamber. » ] 11 ]. UkO 1 1 14 0. OtRJ* 11 I I I Moor* 4 1 44 4. Bool I I 0 4 I T o l a l l — I* 41 0 I I *4 O C O B B B TOWN 1(147 JOcktan 7 11 H 14 Tur-rw « * 47 (1 Mmuwmg k * l l tl. Bryant 41 44 ( 4m,m M i l 4* 14. Bull I t 1 * t* W.n*ton U H L Tkom pun 17 1 ) 0 Muton»Ro *4 140. June* 1 1 1 4 * . E l w o r d t H H I Jottoraon 14 44*. Alien 7 ) 04 A W p w .R tR R tl* r*A *t*-** n M M il* Hatftlme—Georgetown M. l>iAn«noa«k B Tkroogomt g o o N -V d n o ruNkk 117 (Cota* R L Hough I I . Pritchett I A Cooper R ] H c -rU I I D u l l C-ggt I I . B*«l O H . Georg*to on * 7 ( Jockaon 11. Bryant 1 L Bail I I. Tlu m p u n I I I Tat*! tout*-Shenandoah If. Gearg*H iom (4 FawNd out non* R* bouse* -S henandoah I I (P ritc h e tt 1). Georgetown I I (T u m o r *) A u l l U Wanondoah IR ( C l H i r « ). G«*rga*a .n la (Jockaon Bryant. Smith. Thomgeon II Ta c h n ic o lt— Ihonodoah Coach Dutton A -L 4 U [NBA STANDINGS N A TIO O U L B A S K E TB A LL B U O C tattar* CaaNraoc* AtlantK O rltw w L PH 7**w YwX tl • **7 PluiadaigAu* It I *n So*ton f w u* N*W Tartar 7 u u* Ovarian* \ u in Wa«Mng*on 4 11 IM Cantral Drotaan Datrail it 4 rtf Oakland (i * m Atlanta tt 7 03 Owcag* • t MD Ik MUwau*** • • WO IN Indian* 4 II SIS W******CanAaranc* MdwllOMUt* w L Ptf 0*11*4 tl « 44? DiPttf II 7 4XJ Ufa* It 7 411 MM*06 II I iff l#ti AfdttPgt • i* Vt 1 11 000 Pmiih Dunaa LA LaXart t* 1 4J4 Ptwani* w 1 IM Saattta * 1 it* Pariland It * 13* Caidin ll«*a J M Alt LA Cliggart J tl (*» UcrtnyrS 1 1) m Sunday 1 Damn IAll Tim*1 f IT) Ian Antanro *t Portland I p m L* le**rt*tMilwaukee • M p m M indly c tlam* Mioml at Uto*. jhi NHL STANDINGS N A TIO N A L H O C K t 1 L ( AO UE Wa N* CowNrawc* PatrMk DtritMa OF OA w L T PH NY Rang*,* II It 4 IA >7) 111 PDttAsurgh i* ii 1 U 111 I II 14 17 1 M 13* 91 Ptiiiadaipni* W*»7ung*«n t* ’01 11 tt 1 It N t* Jtfta , » ) 111 10 11 4 1* N Y IvJandar* J 1* } I I 9< 1* Adam* Otril«*n M o rt.,*l II f 1 Al 17* 10) Bo* ion II II • It 101 *1 Butt A10 100 9 ) II II 1 » Hartford •1 14 1 11 100 07 OvaGat 1* 1* 7 77 no 1*1 C*nt*a*(l C•«♦****<• Itarrtt Otrittan OF OA PU W L T Oatreit 11 f 4 IA lia 10* *0 #» II II 4 1* 1) L«ui* Toronto II 14 1 I I FI 111 Winnawt* • 14 S 71 0* 10* Ch><*90 4 If 4 I* no 1*7 IfTlflk# DtrilMn Calgary 4 4 A* i n 71 II Lot Angtlat i n 90 10 10 1 V Edmonton •1 10 1 V 1*0 19 Winmgag 101 107 II f S V Vtncourar It IS s V 101 100 Valu'd*, 1 Ratultt PkitadAipriid*. Chicago4 NY Hangar* 1 Rotten I IlN) IwndAy't OAitirt (AM Tlm tt ( I T ) Wathlngton at BullaN 7 (H p m 11. Loult at Chicago. I M p m MfSL STANDINGS (MAJOR INDOOR IO C C E R L E A O U t OB w L Pd 7 1 071 — Itlllm a i AM 7 * Ill 0*11** 4 1 AAA 1 i H*nt*i City 4 1 AAA 1»3 Lot Angtl** Tacom* 4 0 *00 A S 1 171 A Wlchil* San Diago s « M l AW lundAv'l C am ti No gem** *<s*dul*a MxhB a t ' i Oamat Na gem** *( saduiad The llrst half featured ()vr I n t e r c e p t i o n s a n d f iv e quarterbacks. Itogcboom re­ placed Chris Chandler after Ihr rookie Buffered a bruised right shoulder In thr first quarter, Hogrboom threw two Intercep­ tions. Rickey Turner, the Colts' wishbone quurierbark. ran two plays from that formation In the first half. Dickerson's 50-yard T D re­ ception. the longest of his career, came with 13:14 left In the first hall and gave thr Colts their tlrsi lead at 13-10. With the Jets b lit t in g on th lr d -a iid -n tn r Dickerson dropped out of the tiarkflrld. caught a short pass drkrd out James Hasty and raced Into the end tone The Colts marched HO yard* In nine plays lo trail 10-6 on u O-yard Dickrrsoii run on the final play of the first quartrr The Colls had appeared lo lose powtrsolon on the previous play when Mark Hover appeared lo fumble after « tackle by Rich Mlanoat the 9 Krptay otlirul. Al Sahato, ruled Hoyrr was down before tlie ball came louse Th r Jets built a IDO lead In the first quarter. Irish beat Creighton, now 4-0 Unllsd Proas International S O U T H H E N D . In d L Phoriko Ellis scored 17 polnia and Ja in n c Jackson ami Ttm P'r^leton added 13 apirrr Sat­ urday. lifting Noire Dame lo a 77G4 victory over Creighton In other action Saturday. G e o r g e t o w n c m h a ra s s e d Shenandoah 114-44, Kentucky defeated W estern C a ro lin a 78- 00. Missouri got by Memphis State 86-74, American sank Navy 9D67 and Miami of Ohio edged Xaviei GH-til. The Fighting Irish. 4-0. took the lead for g(N>d with an 8-0 run In the final 2 24 of the first half that i.iLde the score 38-30 Jackson and Kevin Ellery hit 3-potnt shots In thr run. and Ellis add'd a dunk Hob Harstad hit a career-high 28 points for the Ithirjays. 2-4. and Chad Gallagher added I I points and H rebounds. In handover. Md.. Charles Smith scored 22 of hls 25 points In thr first half and No 4 Georgetown surrendered Just two Held goal* tn the second hall lo roll lo a 114-40 victory over Division III Shenandoah College Smith. ■ senior guard, con­ tributed IO (mints during a 20 5 run over seven minutes of the llrst half that opened a 40-22 lead for the lloyas Georgetown, using Its famed pressure defense and considerable sire advantage, ou Iscored the Hornets 5H-8 In the second half. Georgetown. 4-0. luu yet to face an NCAA Division I oppo­ nent. defeating NAIA Hawaii Loa. NAIA Hawaii-Pacific and NCAA Division II Si Leo before Saturday Shenandoah dropped to 7-2. with Its two lo urs against Division I learns The lloyas play their hrst Division I opponent Wednesday against Oral Roberts. Ja re n Jackson added 15 points for Georgetown, and Dikembe Mutom bo b lo rk rd seven shon Mario Pritchett led Shettan doah with eight points The I lot nets only held goals In thr seccind hall came 23 seconds Into thr half and with I IN left In thr gainr Its Lexington. Ky.. LcRon Ellis s*-orrd IB points and frrshman Richie Farmer added 15 to Irad Krnturky tn u 78 fio victory over Western Carolina Ellis, who scored 37 points In K e n tu c k y 's 8 5 -8 2 loss to Northwestern Louisiana Wed­ nesday, hit H ul 13 Hutu the lu-ld and 3 of 4 from the freedhrow line. Ilennle Ooettlc was the only Catamount In dnubir figures with 26 (mints, hitting 11 of 13 hum the field Krnturky Improved to 3-4 and Western Carolina dropped tn 1-3 In Columbia. Mo., srnior guatd Hyrun Irvin. Missouri's leading scorer, hit 17 of tils 21 (mints tn th r second half as No. 11 Missouri pulled a w ay In beat Memphis Slalr 86-74 In a nonconference game. Sophomore forw ard Doug Smith scored 18 (mints, (orwatd Greg Church had 12 and srnior center Gary Leonard added 11 In the second half. Missouri improved to 7 2 while Memphis State fell to 3-3. It was the first time Missouri defeated Memphis Stale, which had a 4 0 record against the Tigers In Annapolis. Md . Ron t)r«|>rr scored 20 (mints and grabbed a game high 13 rrtmunds to lead American University lo a 0007 victory over Navy tn a Colonial Athletic Association game Center Draper scored 10 of the Eaglet' first IN (tolnts. and hrljted them to a 45 27 halhlinr lead. I)ralter had support hum Daivl Holmes with 14 points and Mike Sumner with I I . as American improved lo 3-0 overall and H I In thr conference The Midshipmen fell to 2 3 and O I tn conference action Navy was led by Erik Harris with 15 (mints, followed by guard Joe Gottscludk and center Sam Cam.I* w i t h 12 e a c h In Cincinnati. Jamie Mercurtn scored six (mints of a IDpolnl run that snup|>rd a He with ihrrr minutes left Saturday amt led Miami of Ohio to a 68 til victory over Xavier Jim Paul led Miami with 17 points and Menurto added IO Piul hit a bee throw with 3 U2 lell lo break a 58-58 He. and Mrrruro and Jeff Scott each hll a free thorw to make it 62-58 Merrurto added a basket and sank two frrr throws with 14 seconds left to complete the streak and give the Redskins 2-3. a 1*8-58 Irad Will Hurst put San Diego on top? UnltoB F ra il InH mat lows I A TL A N T A — The San Dlrgo Padres made Just one move al liasrhall'i winter meetings, but It could have jum|>rd ihrin right bark to the top of the National league West Signing free-agent left-hander Hruce Hurst gives Manager Jack MrKeon five solid pitchers In thr Padres' rotation — Hurst. Eric Show . Wall Te rre ll. Dennis Rasmussen and Ed Whitson San Diego needs a third baseman, but has young cat­ ching prospect Sandy Alomar Jr. o r o n e o f i l l s p i t c h e r s l o u s e In trade Young pitcher Greg Harris could replace one of the veter­ ans. In uddltlon, the off-season acquisition of llrst haseman Jack Clark won't hurl. T h r Padres may have rornc out thr best following a baseball whiter meetings that produced a record 23 transactions — 11 trades Involving 31 major league p laye rs and 12 fre e -a g rn t signings. A year ago. Ihr Los Angeles Dodgers. Oakland Athletics and New York Mrts swung a late three-way deal that helped pul la is Angeles and Oakland In thr World Series. There was no such deal this year. Hut the Dodgers got first baseman Eddie Murray In u trade with Halthnore. obtaining a big run producer for their Tracy Jones waa u quality lineup With Kirk Gibson balling addition to San Francisco, but In from of Murray and Mike thr Giants still huvr more hilling Marshall behind, all la>s Angeles problems than they rail solve nerds Is lo find a rrplarrm rni for unless Mall Williams lilts a! Steve Sax at second base to third and Kevin Mltchrll grows again lie an N'L West contender. In left. Pitching Is the Dodgers' strong The New York v ankcrs got still, so the" could alTord to give up llrlu n H o lto n R am on some pm lung help In free agents Martinez, who will tie 20 next Andy Hawkins a' 1 Dave La­ season, should help either In the Point but whether those (wo will starting rotation or in thr put them Isn k on top of liusion and Toronto Is questionable bullpen The Chicago Cubs helped Texas made tbe most noise in themselves In Ihe NL East race with Inflrlder Curtis Wllkerson the week ol signing and trading, and reliever Milch Wllhamn. but tbe Rangers si III bnvr sever Thcy also have young outfield al question ureas Who will gel prospects lo make up for the toss the last out? Can Cecil Espy play of Rafael Palmeiro However. ccnlcr field hill time? Is the Chicago still needs relief help catching good enough? Will the and mnltiring of some of Us relief pllrhlng lx- gixxl enough? young players If Hobby Will doesn't learn Adding Kevin Gross lo the Iroin watching and listening to r o ta t io n . S p ik e O w e n a I Nolan Ryan, the Rangrrs might shortstop and Mike Aldrctc to Just us well have burned Ihe the bench won't hurt Montreal, money they're paying baseball's which has young pitchers corn­ all-time leading strikeout pitch­ ing up. The Ex|ms lost notxidy er. they can't replace and General Clrvrland was seen us huvlng Manager Dave D om brow kl’s tinkering could pay off next made an excellent deal with Texas when It gave up Julio season. Cincinnati helped iiscll more Franco. The Indians goi Jerry than people Ihink with the Hrownc. who most feel lias u addition of Kick Mahler to Us chance to blossom, lo replace stall. Dependable ptlrhlng Is Franco at second, a good Iwowhul Ihr Reds need to advance wuy first baseman in Petr and Mahler Is dependable If O Jlrlrn and a (Mitenllal star in nothing else center fieldrr Odd Ibe McDowell, Eagles Continued from IB yards, untouched, lor a touchdown tomnke II 21-14. Phoenix safely 1-rstrr Lyles Intercepted a Cunningham pass In the end zone later In the third quarter to stop the Eagles' only second half threat, IX-I Greco hit a 40-yard field goal with I 11 gone In thr fourth quartet. Philadelphia ended Ihe ocoiing with 12 minutes left In the game when licl Jenkins blocked Greg Horne's punt with the hall rolling out o( the cud zone lor u safely. Philadelphia missed a chance for a rlinchtng field goal with 3:39 left on a bad snap from renter. Cunningham finished with |0 completions In 26 attempts for 169 yards and 21 yards rushing on nine attempts. Lomax hll 29 of 50 passes for 384 yards. �Sanlord Harold, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. Pacambar 11. 19>fl — Morris leads Lady Seminoles Pioneers cut down Trojans By CHUCK B U R D ISS Herald correspondent By JIM RICKRNBACKCN Herald correspondent SANFOHD — Starry Morris erorrd her first two g«al» of her young high school career and Mrllsaa Shurkman added another ecorr us Seminole High's 1-ady Tribe outblaated the Lady Wolves of Deltona 3-1 In girls prep soccer action at Thomas K. Whtgham Field In front of 3 1 fans Hie win Improved the Lady Seminoles to 4-4 on the season and they try to go over the 300 mark nest Wednesday as they travel to Lake Brantley to take on the high scoring 6-2-1 Lady Patriots who were on the losing end of a 2-1 slugfest against lutkc Mary Friday night. Starling with their patented snail like pare, the Lady 'Nolrs gave up a quick goal by Deltona's Stephanie Beaudoin at the 1538 mark In the first half. After both teams battled up and down the field with neither team showing the aggrrsslvr. Seminole's Shannon Sundvall found Morris open on the wing and Morris hontrd the lull In past the Lady Wolves' goalkeeper at the 19 58 mark In the first half. The score remained deadlocked at 1-1 at the end of the first half and the la dy Seminoles were looking for a spark to get their shooting to go fn>m antic to red hot Looking el the stats, the I ady 'Nnles completely dominated the brwlldcrrd U d y Wolves The U tly Tribe outshot Deltona 10-2. but the Lady Wolves ended up with 12 saves rompared to the Lady 'Noles' 4 However. Reno felt that with most of the play occurring around the Deltona goal, something was bound to get Seminole going Morris got her second goal with a flashy assist Irom Jennifer l.lndamond at the 32 34 point In the second tu.ll and then SIMM Km«n took an assist from Julia Robert and Itangrd one Into the up|ier 90 to end the scoring and the game for the Lady 'Notes. Yearick lifts Haw ks From staff reports Jenny Yearick came up with a list trick to enable the Lake Howell Lady Stiver Hawks to stay undefeated with a 6-0 shutout victory over Oviedo's Lady Lions Friday night at Lake Howell High School. Lake Howell Improved to S O and will irturn to action Wednesday agal.nl fake Mary Oviedo fell to 3-4 and will return to action Wednesday at Dr Land. Jessica Cardarrlll came up with Lake Howell's fourth goal. 14 minutes into the second half off un assist from Michelle Harris Tina Santarslrre then drilled U.kc Howell s fJlh goal with lo mliiuua to play off an assist from Monica Compton Yearick added her third and llnal goal of the night with four minutes to play to up the lead to 6-0 h« m Oviedo's Tim Waitanen knocks a ball up flalil during Saturday 's match vs Seabreeze Warsane: ORLANDO — The rematch of Iasi year's District 4 A -I0 title game wasn't the mismatch some had projected, but Orlando Evans Coach Calvin Llngrlbarh and Ihr 1.001 fans that Jammed Inin Fred Pennington Gymnasium Friday night sawenough to realize Oak Ridge Is for real "Think about It. We can't match up with them anywhere on the floor." said Llngclhurh. after his Inexperienced Trojans experienced a 77-66 defeat at Ihr hands of Ihr stair's third-ranked outfit "And they didn't have a rrally good game " Not Hi.ii senior guard Derrick Sharp and Jumping-Jack senior renter Drlmar Polral didn't do their darndest lo keep pace with Ih r Pioneers |6-0| along with Jurryd Shaw- and Todd Newton. It's Just lhat every time the Trojans (2-11 made a run. Oak Ridge responded Which was precisely L I n g p I b a c It ' s l a m e n t a t i o n s Midway through the third period. Sharp's shooting and Polral s rrlenlless rebounding narrowed the gap lo 45-39 Bui Oak Ridge's B-foot-7 Junior center Willie Fisher (21 points). 6-6 senior forward Alonzo Harris |2I| and sophomore guard Patrick Gordon 115) retaliated with a nut lo enter the fourth quarter ahead 57-44. Back came Evans, which connected on 4-of-H free throws compared lo (Vtk Ridge's ll-of-12, behind Sharp 1241 and Poteai 119) Trailing 68-34. SPsrp hit a Ihree-polni shot, nophomnre Q ue n tin Smith scored off a steal and Polral slipped Inside lo slice I h r deficit lo 68-61 w llh 2 :30 left. Gordon and Fisher all but (rrmtnutrd the threat Gordon picked up a loose Itall and popped an IH-loot Jumper, and Fisher slammed ihe door allh a dunk that hiked Ihe lead lo 72 61 Just Inside ihr minute murk "They'd come close and could've had Ihe place rocking, hut w r kepi answering their runs That's what pleased me the most, said Oak Rldgr Coach Ron Smith. there Sf I n n *■ » » » « » wound up scoring the winning goal In the Lions' 2-1 victory In a match between Cists 3A powers Oviedo stops Seabreeze From staff reports O V IED O — T im Walsaurn scorrd a goal midway through the second hull on an assist from Jeff fVRosr to g've thr host (h i. do Lions a 2-1 win over Daytona Beach-Seabreeze on ‘'iturday ahrn»oon. The win boosts Oviedo, the 10th ranked team In Class 3A. to 4-1 while Seabreexe. ranked fourth In 3A going Into the matc h, now stands at 1 1 1. It took the Lions Just two minutes in lake the early lead. Alex Balaudo converting on a pass from R ob M ills, hut Srahfrr/r lied thr score with ■bOlll 10 minutes left lit the Ural half According to Oviedo coach Davr Jekanimkl. settle' stopper Derek Itatrs. sophomore mid­ fielder JrIT Karson and freshman midfielder Roll Oelslrr all played well for the Lions "We played spotty, not as well as we re capable of.” said Jrkanoskl. "Bui we played well enough to win "Seabreeze plays a different style of soccer We're still having problems jelling and finding the rtahl slots for everyone " Statistically. Oviedo controlled t h r m a t c h , o u t s h o o t ln g Seabreeze 15-10 Lion goalie Jeff Hoffman was called upon lo make eight saves while the Seabrre/c 'keeper came up with 10. On Tuesday, the Lions host Dr Land In a Seminole Athletic Conference contest Then, next Friday and Saturday. Oviedo will tnakr a two day swing through Pasco County, playing fellow 3A schools Uni'* OLakes and New Port Richey-Ridgewood. LY M A N B LAN K S H O R N ETS Lyman s bovs soccer team usrd a lot of skill und a little lurk In overcoming the Bishop Mnnrr Hornets. 2-0. in prrp soccer action Friday night at Bishop Moore. Alter a *•orel-ss first ball with neither team showing any deslrr lo take control. Lyman's Richie Sleeves derided he had had enough of the ucnreless night air as hr took a ( m i s s from Bernard Harden and drilled a goal 3:18 Into the second half. ’Cats kick Brantley From etaff reports The next half hour of play resembled the first half us the defensive stars took over. Final­ ly. with five minutes remaining. Harden threw ihr hall Into play ut the Hornet's goal and a mud scramble for Ihr lull ensued When II was all over, a Bishop Moore plavrr would store a goal, but for Ih r wrong tram as Lyman usrd Ihr own goal as Insurance and a victory. Mike McAvoy scorrd a pair of goals In Ihe second half lo provide Ihe cushion Winter Park's Wildcats nredrd and they went on lo claim a 3-1 victory over Lake Brantley's Patriots Saturday In pren soccer action at Winter Park The Wildcats ran their record to 2-0-2 o .trail while Brantley slipped lo 1-3-1. Lake Brantley returns lo Seminole Athletic Conference play Tuesday at Seminole. T h r Wlldcals look a 1-0 lead In the first half on a goal by Sean Mackey off John Duguld's assist. MrAvoy then scorrd two unanswered goals In Ihr second half for a 3-0 Winter Park lead. Brantley avoided Ih r shutout lair In the second half when Troy Wcllzcl scorrd off an assist from Ron Most. SPORTS FANS! I Locked BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW up Lake Howell's John While (lop) has Ihe upper hand on Cocoa Beach's Bill Houamann In Lyman Christmas Tournament action on Friday While went on to win Ihe llrst-round match The 16 teem tournmenl concluded on Salurday night with wrestlebacks. semifinals, consolations and finals For a com plete w rapup of the weekend's action, see Mon­ day's Sanford Herald Brought lo you Oy Ken Rummel D»d you know that me 2 men who ran lor U S President in 1908 both played on spons teams In col­ lege George Bush was the captain and llrsl basaman for tha batabail learn al Vale Michael Dukakis played Junior varsity basketball, var­ sity baseball and tannls, and ran cross country st Swarthmora College •ee Hera* Meta Sf So* A/Vomc K Which college football coach won ihe most bowl games In history? Answer It Bear Brysnl who won IS bowl games during Ms career. see Oddly enough, there was a foot­ ball game in 1968 that was played on 2 different fields — on Ihe same day The game w»r between Troy (Ala) Stale end vi.itmg Southeast Missouri State on Sept 3 It started In Troy's Memorial Stadium — bul me light* in the stadium tailed tarty in Ihe 4th quarter School official* decided lo continue the game al a lighted practice held a Ihird of a mil# away It's believed that's Ihe only college geme In hiitory lhal started on one field and nmsnad on another the same day Mainland-----Continued from ID Mainland, though, derided lo go to Its two forwards In Ih r second half and they did the Job. McCloud had 20 points In Ihe second half w ith Polite p u llin g In II. "W r mixed It up pretty well and a lot ol (tropic goi In thr offense." To !ft said. “ We wanted Mitchell Continued from IB people's shots. When hr starts doing lhal I (hlnk he'll score morr along with getting more rrbounds " Richardson Is happy with Ihr number of rebounds Mitchell has Ix-en corning up with hut feels lhal he could avrrngr 13 hoards a game If hr went alter Ihe ball all Ihr lime Richardson ulso feels Mltrhrll ran lie one of Ihr toughest drfrnslve players In Ihr urea, when hr wunts lo be. "When he ronrrnlrotcs he can play great defense." Richardson said. "It's Just a mailer of when hr wunls lo play defense right now. When he learns to play ihe entire game he'll lie u heck of u player." Mitchell, who Is an above average sludrnl. must also slay out of foul trouble as Lake Mary does not have another athlete of his caliber. I he Rams have the ability lo he a good Irurn without Mltrhrll but have Ihe potential In be u great lean with hint Ihe lineup for Ihe entire game. "Bernard can't gel Into foul trouble, we need him In the game." Richardson aald. "lie's 31 <. been a ro u n d for aw hile and knows whut we expect, w ithout him III Ih r lin e up we losr quite a b it." Mllrhrll Is ulso ihe key man on l-akc Mary's pressing defense, something II liken lo do for Ihe entire game. Mltrhrll plays Ihr point on Ihe press and Is re­ sponsible for the Initial trap. "lie's a big guard on Ihr press and when hr sets a trap It's lough for defenders lo gel rid of Ihe ball.” Richardson said. "His umis and Jumping ubtlliy make II lough lu throw over him and •here are very few people quick enough lo go by him ." When M llrhrll begins lo (teak for latke Mary Ibis season you can bci the learn will be onr lo contend with. The Rnrns have several tulrntrd pluyers but It Is Mltrhrll who carries Ihe weight. "He's very explosive and hr has to lie for us to lie suc­ cessful," Richardson said. "He's u great kid and we re expecting grrai things from him." Mitchell has been on the Lake Mary varsity squud since his so|xihomorc season und Is finally playing consistently. lo w ork Ihe ball Inside early and Phillip (K in g) did a real nice Job. Ihe w ings then picked u p Ih r slack In Ihe second half " FINAL Look lor our special advertl*. manl Friday on the beck cover of Ihe Sanford Herald'* N E W weekly magazine T.V. Week I REGISTRATION (& zM nnM £ ^ORLO FOR PITTSBURGH PIRATE SCOUT TOM EMANSKI'S CHRISTMAS BASEBALL CAM P Held at the beautiful facilities of Ihe Altamonte Springs Eastmonte Civic Contor, December 26lh thru December 30th from 9:30 a m. -2:30 p m dally. CAMP FEATURES: • A format of lulltime baseball professionals Including Jack Hubbard, Now York Yankees organization coach; Jim Gabelia, Cleveland Indians organization manager; Garry Ridge, Milwaukee Brewer scout. Dave Keller, Cincinnati Reds organization coach; Eddie Taubensee, Cincinnati Reds “89" (Major League roster member.) • Including morning inslructlon/afternoon gamesl • Special contests and prizes • Unprecedented student to Instructor ratio of 10-1 or less • And above ell a fun filled confidence building week HURRY PHONE NOW For Your Reservation Call 339-2690 A* enrollment will be limited to Ihe first 80 sluder.te, note as of Sunday, December 11th 63 students have registered make you an instant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 HW Y. 17-92 S A N F O R D 3 2 1 -7 8 0 0 WINNER Jackpot c a p p e d & g iv e n a w a y w e tM y 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PER FO R M A N C E N?«>7J0pm TVtkgm xJn Uzantei 100 p m taytf'w M m vxi Uen-Wse-S* SptcafGrrve P im p OosDStnSiy AnMM Sorry, must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO . KENNEL CLUB U n ite d way �4B — Sanford H t f M , Sanford, Florida — Sunday, Oactm btr 11. ' W Lady Seminoles rout New Smyrna Spruce Creek rises over Seminole 75-66 By MARK BLYTM S Herald sports writer Spruce Creek uaed a well balanced attack, placing five playera In double figures, to upend Seminole 75-66 Friday night In boy* prep basketball action at Spruce Creek High School The Hawka Improved to 1-1 and will return to action Tues­ day agatnat Seabreeze. Th e Tribe fell to 1-4 and will return to action at home Wedneaday against Deltona. "W e didn't play very well tonight." Seminole coach Greg Robinson aald. "W e were forcing things, we were trying to create things that weren't there. That's what a young tram will do. It will take us some time to come together.” The Tribe played tough In the second half and made things Interesting with Iras than three minutes to play. Seminole pulled to within 64-62 and Bernard Eady came up with a steal and fed Robert Moore on a break away Moore, though, ml sard the dunk at'-m pt and was whistled for a technical foul few hanging on the rim "That play turned everything around." Robinson said. "They hit the free throws and we were forced lo foul down the stretch and they kept hitting the free throws." Mkheal ITsiano led the Creek with 17 points. Brad Ridenour netted 16 while Bob Roberts connected for 14, Eric Williams threw In 13 with Mark Southhal! c h ip p in g in I I . E a d y led Seminole with a game-high 20 p o in ts . W ig g in s snd E a rl Williams each added 12 for the Tribe The Hawks Jumped out early and led 20-15 after one period of play and went on to build a 36-31 halftime bulge. Seminole cut the margin to 54-50 after three periods before pulling within two. By CHUCK B UR D ISS Herald correspondent ttMIHOil (Ml - (M r n Cmk s W W W * i t w u m m * i l vnM i c n u w w n t M m i T «I| U K am teauci casta m i — i t w n u. tevM w fl II. Hi— i f n. fwd* - f 14 M m * , 4. WMUm s s rr. t m m i n t a n — tomw u II: twwc* Cr*M N Mr.*w4. U. V w , Cw t •» F«u4(* M - C m * T k M u Ii - 4naar* i G r M t in f r m l . J pr*»* f ' t I WXIMW 4 I S * * , 4 ). I 4 > H « O M 1 ISacam. I*. IstjcsO m s i i rn e ti • it**-ww Samlnole'i Von Eric Smalt looks for somaona lo pass to in action earl*' this season vs Oak Ridge Seminole fell to 1-4 lor Ihe year Friday with a ?5-6e lots :j Spruce Craek SAN FO R D - As the New Smyrna laidy Harricuda* walked Into Seminole High's gym Friday night, they must have been In awe of Ihe power and grace of the up and c o m in g L a d y Seminoles. For a* soon a* the whistle sounded. Ihe much smaller Lady 'Curia* were no mote Ilian mere plankton for Ihe Jaw sllkr play of the Tribe as they devoured ihe Lady llarrtrudas. 60-25. In girls prep basketball action In Iron! ol 401 fans Sherri Reddicks was Ihe queen of the court once again as she poured In a game high 22 jxiini* and rnuhed Ihe glass for 10 rebounds with only limited ar (Ion Reddicks would end Ihe nlghl as (he only player In d o u b le f ig u r e s , h n w r v c r Seminole had all nine of their players score as head roach John McNamara emptied hts bench Ul a dominating ir«rn effort. Ib e Lady Seminoles Improved their season totals to 5 1 while New Smyrna did lls Impression of the Miami Heal hy dropping lo 0-4 on I he seuson The Lady Tribe lakes Ihe weekend off to prepare for Ihe fourth-ranked latdy Hurcanerrs of Mainland Monday at 7 45 at home Showing lhal they’rr ready for the big lime. Ihe lardy Seminoles slatted things oil hy going on a 22 6 first quarter aentlng spree lhal look Ihe Lady Harrlrtiria* out of Ihe game beforr II even got a chance lo gel he.ited up However. ill* only ih ng lhal was heating up w.is Reddicks who Kit eight of the Lady Seminole's 22 Inst perirat points "We got Ihe lull down Into Sherri prellv well in Ihe first half." McNamara Mild of h!« team's ability In gel the Im II Inside on the ntilmanned New Smyrna squad NtW 1MVS4U IHI t*r« < S«fc*-»M~4 Muiwn 4 MwrpS, I S>M*il t K »ll 4 I m m n t l* < s 1. w a s l 1 *4*44 ij 1»n 114414104.1 (4*1 - lr*« I. •*»** 4 S «*H*I 4 (*«*->U 4 r » i | * 4 L**s 4. ( r f f l l n 4 Ta**<* n SUM MaNISM* — 1**1W « IS N** 4*|>>J tS r*ot 11 r » v « ■u* - *■** T*,S**«*H — M** Ts*** M r<l fM* 4M - oar* S t u i M — N w 4 |t*t U t» (I B ishop M oore outguns O viedo in 3A barnburner l y TO N Y DstOPtMlKR Herald •porta writer O' 0 - ‘t —as a game that brought a enr * to I. .» am, could bring a mar. to hta knees. On Friday night In a 3A-6IMstrtct conf M at Oviedo Higu acnrwl, Un otshop Uuort l l u i k u took a 73-70 decision from the host Ltorn. In s classic white-knuckler that left both coaches relieved to get out In one piece. "We were lucky to still be In the game." sold Oviedo coach Dak Phillips ‘ They (Bishop Moore) dominated the offensive boards in the first half. They killed us. Our big men just aren't playing good defense. "I don't know how we stayed In the game In that first half. We had some bad breaks and they shot really well. I really don’t know how we stayed In the game early. What kept the Lions close was that they actually allot a llttie better than the Hornets, sinking 27 of 48 shots (unofficially) for a 56 percent mark Bishop Moore was 24-fur-51 (47 percent). "We would go down and score, then they would come down and we'd foul them." said Vem Hair, coach of the Hornets. "We were helping them score without Ihe clock running. We were keeping them In the game. "We did not play a good defensive game We've been holding teams to 45 points a game and tonight we gavr up 70. Bui the guys bung in there snd won " The difference In the gome were fouls and Ihe resulting flee throws Oviedo was called for 26 infractions, including s costly technical we'll gel to In a minute, that sent the Hornets to the charity stripe 32 times (they made 20) Con­ versely. Bishop Moore was called for 16 four* i r u the Dons shot Just 2 1 free throw* (malting 13) "Th is la a good group n* k > a ' 1 !?•». Cue thing I know Is that they won t quit cm me. This game could have gone either way. but we got a some breaks and a hit a few free throws at Ihe end to give us a lead." In fact. Bishop Moore s last four points esme on free throws. With 2 43 to play. Danny Phillips hit hts third three-poinl field goal for Oviedo to make the score 67-66 But Ella Mavrofrtde* hll a bucket fur Bishop Moore with 2 22 remaining, then Sean Fitzgerald converted one of two free throws al I 46 to put the Hornets up 70-66 This Is when things gol interesting Sixteen seconds later. Todd Torco sink a pass and fed Brad Dolton lo make Ihe score 7U4H1 A storelesa minute went by before Oviedo called a timeout When play resumed with Oviedo In possession, six Lions were on Ihe floor Oviedo's Hector Diaz and one of the officials noticed al Hie same time and. a* Diaz tried In sneak oil the floor on the far side of (he court, a ir« hni< *1 was called on the Lions "The terhnlral was my fault." said Phillips "I didn't tell the kid to come out of the game That was a coaching error." W hlk Bishop Moore's Rob Allen misard both free throws, the Hornets got possession of live ball with 36 seconds left and. 10 seconds later, added to Its lead when John Gucm pk sank a free throw to make the scare 71-66. It go* worse On the rebound of Guem pk’s errant second «*»• Oviedo center Robby Crager was called fbt hts fifth foul, sending him to the bench and Hornet Owen Busch to the line He hit both shots, putting Bishop Moore up f m t l with 27 seconds k ft. All Oviedo had left was a bosket by Holton with 13 seconds remaining lo cut (h r final margin to three. The loss was the Lions' first of Ihe season, making Itiem 2*1 Bishop Moore Improved lu 3-1 with Ihe victory. After playing 3A-District 6 loe St Cloud on Saturday. Oviedo returns to action next Tuesday against Klsalmntee Galrway In another district match-up In Friday night's Junior varsity preliminary game. Bishop Mnorr (testrd Oviedo 40 37 siiNoe 4*oo*i m i- tvws u /m m w m * it ilia*** n. Gw*m*W It M*— >•-•*** I t 0 «s * * > 4 H i q n I. M • Tr***i MIS It ri O v llD O O il Z *■•* s e w * t l W«rn*r 11 Cr*f** tt T s M l e f t II. PSiiiim * 04*4 4. I * Tares « N*ttlt >. " * « 4 I l ■>!* *»■ 1 M(C*i4i*"S r***ti i> t i n t s turn*. Slews * ■» » 43 Q»»*S» » »s*ie* »»•* *Mt| Sitlws Most * _ 61444* > C » » »"* ‘* I l e d I, Oat*** - e s »'S 4 1 » s e t ■ntap Mur, 14 0*<*a* M Ians* awl (Vsa T*r<* l«4M4i •*■** o*«a* • « « « >t. m» tu s - r*a* « >1 o**ea HOW ELL WINS IN O T Thomas Iknips stored five of 1-akr Howell's points In overtime Friday night a s the Hawks upended New Smyrna lleach 73-71. al seven New Smyrna Steve Johnson wss high point man for the Hawka with IB points w hlk Dempa finished with 17, Josh Kohn added 14 and Cortez Graves contributed 10 Lake Howell, which improved to 2-2 for the season, returns to action Thursday a± It hosts Orlando Colonial W I N T E R P A R K T O P S APOPKA W INTEH PARK - Shortly alter me Winter Park Wildcats absorbed a lopsided loss lo Oak Ridge in Ihe finals of The Tip-Off C la talc Invitational Coach Kerry Patrick knew junior forward Andre Htn&kvtat and live subs hud lo tfarl pnxductl.g more If Ihe 'Cats wanted lo keep pate with the rest ol the Metro Conference Eight days laler. Rmgkvist lias responded with bark-to hock performance* that have pleased Patrick and left Winter Park 4 1 and hopeful of a reaper Iaf*k showing in nest Saturday » Great Florida Shootout *1 Klsatmmrr Oscruta High School Alter scoring 13 pufnls and ripping down n rebounds against Orlando Edgrwatrr Wcdneoilay Rlngkvlst rum plrm riiletl point guard Willy Daunk l l » paints) wiih 14 pofnla In Winter Park'a surprisingly easy 59-48 victory * e o e «* n o h ii, ii (hat's exactly whal the Lady Rama did as they relentles&ly attacked the Brantky goal until they had taken a 2-1 lead Lake Mary then used strong defense lo withstand a late Brantley charge and came away with a 2-1 Seminole Alhlellc Conference victory before 801 fans at Tom Storey Field. And. when a Lake Mary de­ fender cleared Ihe ball down field with 25 seconds left to seal the victory, the ghost of Lake Mary future made Its appearance and let the Lady Rams know that If they continue to play like (hey did Friday night, the sky’s the limit. “ The girls really responded well tonight, especially the se­ niors." Lake Mary coach BUI Elselle said. "They had come close so many limes beforr and now the string Is finally over." Lake Mary ran its record to 8-0 overall and 3-0 In (he SAC while Brantley now stands al 6 -2 -1 and 3 -1. The Lady Rams, ranked fourth In the state, have another big match Wednesday os they host Lake Howell w hlk Brantley hosts Seminole on Wednesday. "I'm not disappointed because I knew all along Lake Mary had an excellent ballclub," Lake Brantley coach Wolfgang Halblg said. "W e made a couple of mental mistakes that can be corrected. Lake Mary deserved lo win tonight, bul the season Is far from over." The laidy Palriots took the curly advantage on Tara Hard­ in g 's go a l a nd got som e tremendous defensive play to keep Lake Mary off Ihe board In tlic llrM half U k r Mary s bcsl chance came with 3 22 left In (he first half when Michelle Mattingly hll a shot that was headed for ihe goal but Lake Brantley defender Joyce Tulll* was there to dear It away. Mutitngly then followed up her shot with another bullet b u l th is lim e B r a n tle y goalkeeper Kiml Kurz made a diving save. B ra n tle y also had a few Sark M r*»wa*w4 *•»-> *-«»• 4a,i i ( * > * » - Twt«u«*<t • * » T1»* * * * m > OiV>|u>4 II Dade South upends S C C , 97-93 chances lo add lo Its lead bul Lake Mary goalkeeper Tam m y Scott cam e up w ith some excellent saves whlk the de­ fense. led b y A n n r m e lk r St mirror k. held Its own. From staff report a J e n n ife r M cM aster came within Inches of giving Brantley a 2-0 lead less than three minutes Into the second half when she had a breakaway opportunity. Scott came out and grabbed the ball and McMastrr knocked It stray and Into the . but the official ruled Scott possession and nullified the goal. Seminole Community C o llrg r had a menial breakdown (or a five minute span In Ihe semnd half lo allow Miami Dade Snuih Community College to ta k r a 97-03 come from hirfiind victory In the opening round of thr Brevard Com m unity C ollrgr Christmas Tournament T h r Raiders fell lo 11-3 on the season and will return to action tonight against the loser of (hr Cincinnati Teeh-Brevard mat­ chup. The Haiders jumjred out quick and bull! a lO-fi lead with 14 31 to |>iay In thr opening hull SCC conlinurd to play well a* Terell Barnes and T J . Sralrtta con iirctrd on bark lo Itark Jumper* lo ujilhe lend to 20-12. Seminole dominated the first half and led 43-32 with 2 32 to play before thr half The two tram* then traded buckets and (hr Raiders led 49-3U at tin Intermission SCC came out In thr second half Jusl like the first and upped Its lead to the biggest of thr nlghl. 35-41, with IN oo to jilav The Raiders then went Into then lapse and MDCC-Soulh took advantage and took thr lead The lead Was rut quickly a* Miami pulled lo within 55 50 with lb 42 lo play. Then Daib Terrance Colbert drilled a three polnler to even the score al 57 apiece with 14:50 toplay. Lake Mary then turned up the prase*tre on offense snd wound up putfUtg m me lying goal with 33:18 kft to play. Dana Hoover played a nice through ball to Donna Rohr on the left wing and she was taken down Just outside the penalty box. Rohr then drilled a nice shot on the free kick which went past Kurz and Inside the far post. The Lady Rams continued lo apply the offensive heal bul Brantley's defense, led by Tullis. Cindy Becker and Eva Snyder was equal to the task. The Lady Rams, though, kept pushing forward until they got the go ahead goal with 14:42 remain­ ing Crlssle Snow was on Ihe counterattack for the Lady Rams and she sent a beautiful j>ass from (be mldfkld stripe to Ihe left side of thr goal where Malllngly pushed a allot past Kurz and It trickled Into Ihe net for a 2 -1 Lake Mary lead. Alter Seminole had lutlrn b e h in d . 7 7 * 7 0 . W i llia m s “ Wimpy" Woods and liurnr* ra m r up w ith consecutive buckets in pull before a three polnl play by Hurries connected on u three [mint play to even thr score ul 77 ujdrrr with 5:45 "I was about ul midfield and sent a diagonal ball lo Ihe comer flag and Michelle iMalllnglyl finished It off." Snow said. "This game was so Imjwrtanl to us We knew we had Ihe ability to do It as long as we played with Intensity and kepi believing In ourselves." The last 10 minutes saw the Lady Patriots put on a furious attrmjd to tie the score. Belli Schaefer, MrMaster and Karen Kopp contlually gave Brantley dangerous opportunities but Ihe Lady Rams' defense, anchored by Scolt In goal, slopjied the Brantley comeback short. h *4< k i s a t ia wortta m *k mi -4 »-»*.«• i4 on*,***,* it >4* II D v w l I HtS | *•><•,«* t**me**%s M4*4* « t'M • M4W«* « * v e*>» it a*mn « it i4.ii ****** n w Rams------------Cootlnnad from IB * n * i • v**"** i G**ww* ' 4 I M n 1 1 4 « « | l w * * > l l a t i e i l l - « * i ' Da*** t I**#-, remaining. Lake Brantley's Jennifer McMastor (middle In white), Karen Kopp (right) and Luke Mary's Donna Rohr all oo airborne for a ball near Ihe Lake Mary goal In Friday's action al Lake Brantley. Lake Mary scored a pair ot goal In Ihe second hell, then wllhstood a furious Brantloy comeback lor a 2-1 victory. Allrr trndlng baskets for Ihe nexl few minutes Seminole fell behind 93-87 with 1.12 In play Sralrttu then sank u liner |x>lni field goal lo close Ihe gup lo 93-90 wall 5.1 sr« ond* to play. Mlninl then missed n luyyj) and Seminole hud a clutnce lo tie but ScaleUa't three potni ul tenijit was off the murk. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. December n U C F grads make pro rosters N FL PREVIEW: WEEK 15 By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent Detroit (4-10) at Chicago (11-3) f •-»><* - laariby it Turf — Hl>vrt< Ite m C«Mf« Weyne rental a* ft go-»g te C M t g o to «*"' p « * f * n » net go-'«g to i> r to keep >•(tot* but to ole • toothell earn* her* to thpke r u Image tovet ttu% 1m t « good toonutt teem ” t o m ( M d i W a r D">a "They're taming etto* peep* If ought to fa a good ihaitonge tar eu* f«»'ftf| to lag aha tan Out tot a ho " ltone ettome - Fuehing under tot rard i a game ba re d two ruehing f O l toll aeee lor the tin t lime thli year ( M e M urray hat made If of II field goal attempt! Rutty Hilger tontptotod llo f 11 pavert tor I I I yard! againtt toe-M*t ia*t 1untry t o m detente L l M u V n g » i « , hai 1 eree* h-gh IU let 1 lei Ihii teaian T ite m MrMKhaei toadi team »,»■ II I ta < lt ( R veitoe J a il ten hai f mtortepiiant Pate ruth eealened tanuderaMy eith D l R xha-d Dent auf etih brcaen tog Pittsburgh (4-10) at S. Diego <4-10) Flrtmto —lenOwyttr J Minnesota (10-4) at Q. Bay (2-12) Faegrito — Mimeeofaby I d ir i T u r f-N a t u r a l Mmneiote Caath Jerry Burnt die loot al the Parker i right f e e at at tlreng a team at eg glared alt year P artert Coarh tird y Interne - " I Keren1! teen a W h e n team gtoytng any barter man Minnatoia nut year They fe glaring about at goad at a team tan play, tearing a tot o* pomIt and leaping people trom u or mg any Vtetngt aftonte - Vhouto be ready nut ga etoidid m m the Pat kart alter tot>ng 4 kjmbiet a x ' he ring I pati t*-ta*(*gtad m an emfcerreeting W Id toee to Green Bay O rt to Ihe Pat te rt are the enly teem ttendmg in the nay at M.nnateto t hope tor N FC Central Otolttan Ittie thandeen pith Chicago The y il'n g t whipped Nett Ortoent et 1 and ha.e outwore* eppanentt l*f M m winning Ihe let! t gemet OB Wade Witten camptotod I I ef I I perrer egemtl New Or teem tor |t| ye'dt e n d lT O t Petkert detente - The detente pta ,t terd but tpendt too m yth lime an Ihe field trying to carer up tor cetltf effentire mtttakat Atlanta (5-9) at LA Rams (8-6) Fererrto R am tb yF Turf ha*wei Atlanta C c - * '••- -* f w c h c r tor gm bee' by a dam good towtpe * m-wnel ban Francikce they dto ivtt enough Turf Nature' Chargert Caach *1 'm r r o r i Wte hare a tof rf g u rt whe pear ha> d end g>re a tof a< titor t Mee t ' ! Coach C h a t Nwl — »eu tar nothing t at Hate trere and id C W | c*»id bo t»» he* from the putnr Theca guye are trymgteettabtith themaeiret Chargert r t k h a deteapmed e i beater M e t Mo tone it the .wtM*w Chargert hare at guartertiact Me It ranted llfn ut the A FC . but hat been rtctimiied by wme pupped petit and a tpetty running game mat torcat him to threw etten The tow Marutgadtonae t traupcet can be traied to an ettentf «e ir e mar it ttartmg to lari but it %l>n green t tee ter I detente Met h r r r nW f h l V I t m h end it enteng the wort! m the toegue l l I H a n d lim e it the team t wading ter * to- and may late BB *m Ipencer erne it about me tame tf<e up me mtOdto CB Bed Wawdutr emhert ww n r i tecewderr Iteetert eMenee f t - V eetert here been h#.mg myk latoty Wtm B J d f Or icier briefer it rented Itth ta me A FC but te threw tor three I t n i t i t u n e r re ICnuchu a . . u m ^ a eMwaent march at the end ef me geme tee the wtnnmg were R a m detente Meta Bear I eitheut e TO tor Best lime th.y teatan ui t t a r l r i •■gnr i t i | rtetory Reg ttored I tacey t t ( huape te toci' caawm tokel to ee luwPecter ketm Greene t h 11 taebt and hat > ftw rd to h em a m»d teeten v .m p Ramt hare allowed lire TOt enre*u*nt Out year Ramt eftonta OB ftm f rr *e— -cat mrewn tor duP record leak yarfh and warn N F l e>m i t 10 petto* e t Mem y I Herd •apt wegue m m l i d reteirmg rerdt to ge e m re t t r i y r m t Tampa (4-10) al New England ( 8-6) LA Raiders (7-7) al Buffalo (11-3) Fcewito - Pah it It by t Turf Artificial llurcaneert Caach Bar Peetmt die rt gerton n t r the hump ef beating a geecf team !#<• e e n t to I eWtory tie r A FC f at* charepwn Buflatol New ee ha-e to tee ii we can de if ten er r * c *n a >te the Pahcert here get e be*tor toerpeti team pytynwrety man Buffeto Otoug l U t pfH e.ii yew M he geN evNrde hw y a t r i Me tnwwt hew to trtamate and hen to meee tog geert PetrroN reach R tf mend Berty It >t rery mitcead.ng te hee at Tampa Ray and ludpe mem hr the.r em lee* retard Van hare to ceea a* W e may re cannrved to gregrete they ta re had n e u garnet w<m a tof ef p e d tee— t They hare If glare*t ehe ere n the-* hrtt er teewtd rear he* may A n I gcay i.ta they regalm a!many y n n g g la re * ! 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Elgin Davis of Ihe New England Patriots and Ik-rnard Kurd of the Muffato Hills tlirlr season ts rnntlnulnj! In the National KooMm II l.raj<ur Knli(hts fans well rrmember how Davis and Ford did l heir thlnii for so many Saturday nttfht* at (lie Florida Citrus Howl aKalnst learn* like HelhuneCookman, Eastern Kenturky and (ieornta Southern And now tjolh player* are doln){ the same ajtainst teams like the New York .lets Miami Dolphins and the Tampa Hay Hurranerrs It's a dream remte true fur both of them. From the small time to tlie hl|{tlme Davis 23. of Jacksonville. |IBk3 N6| Ls the all time career rusftlnK leader for the Knights with 2<H>4 yards and 23 T IH Ills 7Kti yards hr [tallied in Ills Ire s h tiM -n yeat IIUN3I Is the most any L C F b a r k h a d r e r r i[ainrd tn a siiiiile season After Dai Is finished hi* 1 after al I T F h r was draltrd New England |330tlt player ovrralll in the I2lh round ttithe I9R7 NFL Draft laisl year I'avls ended up playing in foui games, and hr gained 43 yards on fl carries and returned live klc k‘>f!* for a 2li H yard average I hiring the oil season. Davis got married and unproved his Favorlle Warhmgtonby 1 1/1 Turl Nelu'al Oallat Coach Tom landry - "You gel te much crilM itm nhen you re e Item lit# we ere the I I won tor te many yeart and hat been to to many Super Bowtt People taper t you to do that ovary year end tometlmet you cen t to met t what matet II lough " Wathington Coach Jew Gibbt I mink tow only thing [the rivalry t l loti It both al ut not twtng up at the lap. lighting lor the diviuon llillol or lorn*thing | think that y tow only thing If* tott If t gryet tredilron end ll It e matchup that it alwayt tpec lot beceute it t the Redd mt end tow Cowboyt To me and •or everybody up here. It will elwey t be tome thing tpet let 11 CowPoyt ollente Cowboyt have wont gmeaeay letoaway ratio In Ihe N F L Imlnut 111 end the Item hat committed It turnover! Rotating QB |ob remamt with Steve Peiluer mit weet Intire Cowboy ottente revolvet around good production from HB Mertchel Waiter, who leodt the NFC end it tecond in the N F L mruthing with I .I D yerdt on 111 carrlet Rrdtkmt detente Redtklnt futh detonte wet No I In N F l |ut! four weett ago. Pul hat yielded an average ol lea 1 yard! pe* game tinea Redtklnt have |wtl teven mtetcepltont all teaton. contributing to tacond w ord giveaway takeaway ralto in N i l imtmrt 111 hedttm pact deltnta hat tigtilened up recently, although C Bt Berry Wilburn end Darrell Green have looked vulnerable ell teaton O l d Ravin Caldwell c m n g oil Ihreo tack game egemtl Eaglet Cleveland (9-5) at Miami (5-9) Favorlle - Cleveland by 1 Turl — Natural B'ow nt Coach Marly Schollenheimer Right now we re tllll tn a poritKin where we can control our own devlmy I don 1 mink you con avk lor onylhingelta inthubutinerc Dotphmt Coach Don Shu<a — " l i t my retpontlpuly to pul the bed team on the lieid end try to win a lootbe'i game I I I wet In •he thoet ol tote other compelilort I tor e playolt (poll I d erpec I that o le team playing the Brownt 1 Brownt o'tenw The mcontitlm t running game probably will be without FB Kevin Mack, who It doubilut w th a I nee ln|ury F B Tim Manoe it* carnet tor tot yardtl and HB Earned Byrwr (111 carrlet lor cat yardtl will be Ihe mam ruthmg threat! Qtl Bar ma hover appear! to tiarc thjkan oil allecty ol ri» game layoH due lo e>bow m|ury although ha hay been under heavy pretrure getting tatted II timet in lad two garnet There it e chance WR Webder Slaughter Ibroken arm ) could return Dolphint detente - Pitying poorly otter e good mid teaton ctretth and ranked !*m egemtl the ruth ILB Mart Brow t tt back alter one gem# tutp— tton and thouid there up detente lhal turrenderrd JII yerdt ruthmg let) week In IndienapoMt FS Jervtt Wiiiiemt end H B John ONe'dehl ere lop pe'lor m art on unit that gave ip M p o m it In letl two gemev Do'phint ottrnte - Petting game Imalty untract ed with Dan Marino throwing lor live touchdownt two weett ago and JM yard! and three touchdown! tail week skills in a conditioning program, but Davis oner again w as Injured during a prrseason game, and was placed on Ihe Injurrtl re­ serve list for the second time. Hut Davis recovered, and saw hi* first action against Miami on November <>. and has hern playing rv rr *lncr. mostly on special teams "It's a great frrllng that I'm hrrr playing in the N FL." said Davis, when contacted after a Patriots practice session In F o r boro. Mas* "| always knew that I had the lalrnt to make It tn the NFL. and It's going tn he great that the fans down In Orlando can see me play on T V this Sunday when w r (New England) play against Tampa Hay Maybe I can return a ktc koff return for * T D That would fie great ** And lor Ford 22. (Cordrle (•a I. alter a record smashing career (I9 H S -H 7 ) w ith Ihe Knights in which he bc-carnr tinschool'* all llme leading r e ­ ceiver. was draltrd by the Hills In thr third round ol this year’s draft IGftlh ovrfulli th - fttgli-st ever for a UCF player. Everyone rs |»rrl-J Ford with tils 4 35 speed In the 40. would have an immediate impart with the H ills p a s s in g a lt a rk . especially with Jim K -lly at ipratrrLac k Hu! Ford lias had fits problrms adjusting limit inning against small tune de­ fensive Im i k* (Division II) to major Iragur NFL Dlls In the pfrsrasnn, Ford was put on IH after suffering a srp erat-d shoulder In the Hills I hud Elgin Duvls Bernard Ford prrseason game against Seattle on August Ifhh Since then. Ford's shoulder has healed and fir's l>ern practicing with the team every day. waiting for his rfiance. Just like Davis. *'! feel that I'm ready to step in right now and contribute to 'hr learn.'* said Ford \yhrn con toctrd earlier this week in Hoi falo. N V "ft's great to hr on a tram tlial remit] w in Ihr S iijn r Howl tills season l;’s gre.it to know that Elgin and iiivm -H are representing UCF ll givrs us a great dc al of pride." Hills coach Marv Levy said Ford has till the talent lo Im- one of the Ik st receiver* In the National Football League. "He reminds me of another wide receiver lhal I draltrd In IU7H when I was if.r head roach at Kansas Cltv. C arlOB Csrson ol I^SU Carson came to ihe Chief* very raw ill *rrnts of talent And It look Catlos a c(tuple ol sc awns brforr fir ( -ally got untrai ke-| “ C h a n rrs are good that llernard could fa- activated and Ik - p l a t i n g for us tjefore I lie playoffs." at filed Lev v We're verv luc k> to have lie mar tl Ford Playoff spots up for grabs U n lt w d B r e n I n t e r n a t i o n a l tullie ortwrrn two ol thtrr AM West leaders T h r Ian Angeles N i .. iteitty ha..* scale.* itui^uil Ka'ft' r* are Ih r th io l 'e.cut lied M s|srts al a fate ef one |ier week 7*7. T h r Hetigals can clinch their the |sis! thter weeks With two games left and seven spot* first division tillr since pin] unfilled, that parr will have to Th r Oilers arr coming off their first home loss ol the season — a pick up draslIrallv The ir is no guarantee it will 37-34 defeat aga.'r.st FMttsbor^h "Trying ic, nrtn lr Houston is h.»pj«n this weekend however In fact. It Is possible no nrw going to to- u huge chore lor u»." trams will earn plavoff spets this ib-ngal wide receiver Cris Colweekend Only Minnesota can llnswtirth s.ud "I'm sure they'll clinch without grttiug help from be favored W r liave to piav another team I hr Vikings. 10 4 tietlrr than wr did Sundav |ln a wul tie t>ssured of at least a sloppy '’ 7-10 irtumph over a wildcard spot if they win a* weak Sa.i Dir go traml " "When Houston plays us.” (item Hay. 2-12. Sunday. Cincinnati linebacker Joe Kelly All thier NFt division leader* added. ' they're going to fte mad have a chance to clinch, but they and lighting for their iivrs " nerd help NFC East-leading Houston's loss last week will Nrw York OUnts. !>-5. rntrrrd make It difficult for the Oilers tn I Ii r w e e k e n d n r r d I n g a t in (tie division. They can win P h ila d e lp h ia loss a ga in st the division only If they win their Phoenix Saturday and a Giants' last two and the Hrngals lo s e victory over Kansas Cltv Sunday against Washington next week Ut win the division "O ur objecitve of making thr In thr NFC Central, ll Chicago playttfls ft.isn't changed." Oilrr defeats Detroit and Ihe Vikings Coach Je rry G la n v lllr said lose to Green Hay. Ihe Hears will "We've Just got to find another win the division. San Francisco. way to grt tt done We never do 9-5. can Win Ihe NFC West wit It anything the easy wav. W r a victory over New Orleans. 9 5, always seem lo do things ihr coupled with an Atlanta victory hartf way." over thr la** Angeles Hams. H fi Although they arc tied, the The NFL's three U -3 trams 49er> seemed to have gained tjie have clinched playoff spots ujtjHT hand In tluar Kittle with Hoffalo has the A F C East the Saints in recent weeks New wrapitrd up and AFC Central Orleans has lost two straight. leader Cincinnati and Chicago Including a 45-3 rout against have at least wild card spots Minnesota last week t in- 49ers clinched have wem three straight San Francisco Coach [)■!! There were 15 trains alive lor ihr seven rfmalntng playoff Walsh (minis to his tram's 17-2 |M>sttlons entering Saturday's record m December games since 1983 as a good reason why the games Three division showdowns 49er* will repeat as division Sunday will go a long way champs "Historically, we've sustained towards deciding the remaining ourselves better than olher jiost-season berths. NFC West co-leader New O r­ teams in the league ut this point leans visits San Francisco. of the season." Walsh said Salni Coach Jim Mora said Cincinnati plays second-place Houston, 9-5. and Denver play* ihcre is no lime for dwelling on at Seattle Sunday night tn a lasl week'slM-allng B row ns seek hom e field advantage Unllgd Pr«a* Intarnatlonal Dallas (2-12) at Washington (7-7) IM S — SB M IA M I — T h e C le ve la n d Drown*' formula lor making the pi.mills ts simple — wins over M ia m i M on d ay n ig h t anti Houston the following Sunday adtl up to a home datr In the AFC wild card game. A loss tn either game, howev­ er. Jeopardise* C le vela n d's chances of making the playoffs for the fourth straight year The Drowns. 9-5. were the pre-seavm picks to represent the AFC in the Super Howl, hut Injuries to quarterback Hernlc Kosur. re­ ceiver Webster Slaughter and lulllMck Kevin Muck have com­ bined to turn the Cleveland offense Into an Inconsistent en­ tity. One week, tlie Drown* rushed lor 158 yards on 31 carries In a win over Washington, then followed up that performance with a pathetic 27 yards on 20 carries in a victory over Dallas "Considering all the injuries and tilings of Ihut nature that we've gone through Oils year, wc really huveuT played to our capabilities." said Kosar. Ii* not g'tlng to li.itig with us." Itr said "It won't hang with me. I cjuamntrr you that We w got lo grt Kick on trui k and start prrparlng lor San Francisco There'* loo mot h riding on this game." At Seattlr Kith teams arr coming off datnact'ng !'►**«•* The Hronros must now- sweep their tlual two games amt the Haiders must lose one for Denver lo win the division. The Srahawk* need lo win Sunday, then against ihr Haiders In Los Angelrs next week lo become A FC West champions " l guess when you've won thr AFC Iwo years in a row you think you can go through the motions and then turn It on w'hett you have to." Denver Couch Dan Hreves said ' •' The Haiders have'.l'Htujifi test al Hulfalo Tlie llllls )(Ave lost two straight and nerd at least tine victory lo keep alive their chances of gaining tlie home Held Ihmughmil the plavniT* "I told (firm lo expert It in t» a wind-chill factor ut :U) njcgrc sl ftrlow and winds ol 30-40 mlit s per hou.,“ Haider Coach Mikr Shanahan said. "W c have to prepare fot It mentally and remember if It's a rainy day or u winds day. Kith teams have to play In It If you condition yourself that that's the way tl s going tn be. you won't worry aKmt It. "M y ihm ight (trocess is tli.n It's going to I k - w in d y. It n winds up K i n g 55 or 6 0 degree* in ri­ nsed in that, or close to it In oilier games Sundav. it > Tantpa Hav at New England. Dallas ai Washington and I'it tshurgh at San Diego On Miniday nighi. 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I *■••>..r«t - IRS prints taxpayers rights phamphlet A lieu Internal N r \ m n • « '< ' • p ..i>t» la\|MXrt* ri^llto l» OOU n.nl.O'l" Il •»><'ll* II* '■» y ooi Hiqhra n a I n i M t o | ' llUllltietol nlortlrra ordersplated p la in tal alh Hed n iiiiilin Mill pimped autial.inllallx uTien lln shipping regulations went Into rllri i three ve.irs ago 1.1/ Mi Donald ow ner ol a !•* al I I.n k.tglllg arixli e said shipping In it11<g n iu n i llru s ai i outlied lot m ir Ihird ol Iter Pat N Send liuam rsa fwlnre Ih rse reatrlittiina u cii imposed W alling lot I il a p e r I ion a n d p a v in g lor irra ltlirm rtlmtll F l to f I V l |irt Inialirl IS plal m o lt than lllost nl th rill air alilr to do she said Knaa Klgrr ol Dlltla and Soils lin m Oxeiilo has one orange I f r r III Ilia tiai kx at d I lie Irg u la |Intis air ton attli t tir a.ild In " ll 'Ihiikx.ird g to u rta l uatil to g rl llr nil I out ol lir r r II a not li.tt'1 in d " w ithout a permit l*I <iwr f a . u n i t IX'III e m rd M. sail! t>ei anae tlirx 'toll t lit tirlltx* ll" postal arrvii* Ht a|*« la pan t la too i lose lx Sol so six a Pit |ttal.l! at Ix i■t Manager nl M a ilin g M* ••III" ut* tils Inn lUongli Pnal.it . 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I'.i^ r IO C || �2C - Sanford Herald Sanford Flood* — Sunday, December 11. 19M O u t of crisis cam e a volunteer WEDDINGS Mr. and Mrs. David Holt Thompson, Holt exchange vows S A N F O R D — K a th ry n Jo a n Th o m p so n am i D avid Lee I toll »k’i i m arried in a double-ring, candlelight re re m o n y at 7 p in on Saturday, Aim 13, al All Souls Catholic C tiu rrh In Sanlo rd , w ith lhe R e v K d w a rd C ra rn rc h l nlllctuung Th e brttlr ts the daughter of Kandy and Sue Th o n ijiso n of Sanford T h e bridegroom ts the son ol la-r and Ruth Holt ol Sanfnnl G iv e n In m a n mgr by Lei parents, Ih r bride chose lor her vows a formal length gow n of candlelight •whm and la ir Th e b o d ic e f e a t u r e d a k e y h o le neckline w ith a drop pearl e n ­ circled in from , while the lu c k was low -cut w ith seven row s of pearl strands Her cathrdral train was ac­ cented by pearls and edged w ith s c a llo p e d s c h ilD l la c e . T h e bride's veil matched the schillh lace w ith brad* and sequin*. and featured three tiered fingertip Illusion Her bouquet was a flowing cascade ol bridal w hite am i bridal pink news ititrrspeiscd w ith baby's breath, Illy of the valley. Knghsh Ivy and royal b lu r Halm streamers dodt Iw r Jones serving as m aid of honor was dressed In a tlnor le n g th ro ya l blue satin gow n. Iratnrtng a V neckline, (m uted alrort sleeves, a h ig h spill In track, and a detachable train sreured a I the waist b y a bow She wore baby's breath in her h a ir a n d c a r r ie d a (t o w in g cascade ol hrtda) w hite and pink news, along w ith baby's breath, m in i carnations. Knghsh iv y and royal blue streamers M atching the m aid ol honor in dress, the b rid e s m a id s were S u s ie D a v id s o n . M a r y A n n D a vis. L o ri H lrt. Pam T r s lo Johnson C a ro lyn Kelsay and W e n d y Spivey. Steve Y r a r v attended as trrst m an G ro o m sm e n w v rr J o h n Holt. Hol*. Scott R eagan. D a nn y S p ivey, J im Volioline and Ja c k w ig g in s. F l o w e r g i r l w a s M e lis s a Davidson and rin g bearrr was J o h n K a rth rr A reception followed the cere m o n v al the Sariora C lu b House, w ith entertainm ent by T h e S h y Guys A lia d r D o ne s ie ve / (jo yo ag a from M adrid, Spain kepi ihe bride's bank R ic h a rd The new lyw eds took a wed ding trip lo San Francisco and Lake T a b o r and have settled in Sanford Th e b r td r g r oo m is a warehouse manager lor Solar Tile |nr in I aswllirrry T h e I it l i b w o r k s I b r u n i n l r r at A ll S m a ll Sanford. Cal Parts Iru In B a r b a r a T i n d a l l ts lo n g overdue In receiving just honors for her dedicated volunteer work w ith the A l/ h rlm e r Resource C enter In .. W in te r Park For the past lour years, she has hern f a c i l i t a t o r fo r i h r S a n f o r d Alzlneltrtat B a rtia ru w as the guest ol bnnoi* T h u r s d a y n ig h t .it a b a n q u e t at H o li d a y In n C o urt y aide. Sanford, when area supporters of the resource center gathered for fellowship and frs* in Itv A c c o rd in g to Pat J im is o n , founder of the rrsource center, along w ith her daughter. Shelley B ra s s ie r. B a rb a ra lias gone beyond the call of duty in her volunteer efforts Not only does she lead the Sanford group, but site supplies lots ol tender loving rare, flowers, food and otfier a m e n itie s for A lzh e im e r suf­ f e r e r s , t h e t r f a m i li e s a n d caregivers B a rb ara 's husband. Joseph, was stricken w ith a dementia form of A lzh e im e r's disease m 1MHI and stays w ith a caregtvrr d u rin g the day while Barbara has a Job as a pharm acy tri tun clan at the K mart store In Sanford Bui it hasn't always Ir-en •' way liiih .it.i recalls a h w ith V i L r (;M „t.vl v n -i», ... husband w ho was an instructor In office skills for the (J S Navy Both from M em phis, they met there and were m arried there latter, d u ly called in California. N e w fo u n d la n d J a c k s o n v ille Lake-burst N .1 . and d u a lly . C rla n d o Th e Tin d a lls had a spri u l reason foi m o vin g lo Sanford alter Joseph was transferred to the Naval Tra in in g Center, Or l a n d o In I ‘019 W h i l e In Jacksonville. B a rtu ra said her nest cmnr neighbor, from San ford, bragged about Sanford all the nine " Also, Ib r Lttllr Red S cho o l house here offered an r s c r l l e n t p ro g ra m for th e ir m rn ta llv rrtarrled son, Sam uel w h o was born in Newfoundland in 1‘KLT T h e n e ig h b o r w a s r i g h t . Ila rtu ra said, ami ih r fanrllv wltfi three sons and a daughter m oved lo Sanlnrd in I'thU liirh a r.r suit she is real proud ol her son w ho is m rn ta llv retarded but trainable Samuel has held several |ohs and is now m a special live in program at C lv lla n Hall (rrlando .io.itlili.ite ol Primrose Hall a lai lilts dial tea. h r s *wll trelp skills .not tins to live independently A l o n e t i m e , a m e d ic a l a ut h o rn y told the family dial S a in u rl prnU ihlv would not ever reach a skill trevoile sharpening pencil* II Ills llle ts sharpening (renrlls. then I w aul him lo la lire bes! pencil sharpenrr there Is. fU r lu r a said W hen her husliand liet i m r ill tn 1902. ll.trli.ira sotighi help through the A l/hrlm e r s sopjairt group at C ra n e s Roost Alla monte Njirmgs She said do group sessions help von realize a lot ol jrrople have p worst thou rr*. atdPSoin U Hate In h e spare time ,r*av trom m i u n i M ' i n g Tindall works lull tim s is t pharmacy technician Ra'tia'a <Ittf) ^r* fri.nv Irv m rh you L a lrr. a suppoM (p '-o j was started so S -m lo ril in y In. t' d o i • are nio -e dia l; . J •aregiy. is w lm id em . Ihe Ilie.-'III.'S i> aiil.irlt Vtru WOO I fillet pt "pit I|1| lll> el I b a n ihe S a n f o rd g r o u p < fi r i%l tit.«*• 11c h t •* r.ltt'191% Yillagr L.rk« The S a n f o rd A l/ f r r line r » supjrort g . v . ' '■■-"» at , T. i lo- set mot 1 hursit.iv ul i p ' morilti al H ow ell P l a n XV Alr|Nirt Hlvtl Ik tty Itrne s ib ro -le a d rr nm%i .iir i i r % .m i) p ro m im ii! ii tit hr k «1r |»|ir<| it.islh * »|r% I / %.»)<! I i r , n i r f N m.»v ji N|l t f i fiAf j u m I i I ji I III ll It W.is ..ll li S o i l ' l l i is. o w her* d o ■I'lipl* '•“ ■*> i llo sights visited rlo all » s ENGAGEMENT tfft* #*l »|•« It it* i l i t l|i« r t i l l t i f ic Hcfs ii r tlum ( viilrt I i .is .lk* M fill if |9u» ,4*u . .11- f **•*| 1 4*•**! III.** V4|l fi* f•*f1> r**i»i hit* f*M|** h h* suit 1»•* "I'llUMlIN U *• iru •xt ii*i!Iv r»a* «M*t I.MthhU Ih* S*iiiV**id "A >*111.111 « < a v aile ol pltlk roses i a m a d o u s and heather Lori lo Ferry til A lla m o iili Springs ti daughter ol the hridr. server! as m airon id honor She wore a l ih kiall length pink tat b in gown Wllb Lire overlay w on a headpleir ol pink roses and h.itiy s breath and •allied pink roses w nil ItaltV s hi eat h H n d rsm u ld was l.tsa Madison liro w n ol A llle tm ro Mass a d a u g h te r ol ih> Irridi w ho dressed lo im ili h ihe m airon ol slit ti.nt I...* Hi4, *.411V III *»#»» Mr l h. i .i nil M- .,*«* 1 - j i t § f ii* - I L*|r(<ivi .1(1(9 |If Hut VtN ( rfnf j * t t f r t tit Artirtfnnlh V I P ' i Iru v a l *9*9#* •ft* 1 •rf * 1 *„ 4 •ifl# 1 4*9 «f>* \((M * Mill* tfi* iJffr*l»»t * ' * lM * h#n* «% T9.* . 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M adison, H ansen marry on p are nts’ 51st anniversary Alter ihe i e ie tn o n y a recep lion Oaik |il.ii r al llu Salile Park I lu h hu u sr in 1-nngwond Ru b a i d a n d llarltwra G r e g g ol Sa n lord greeted goesls w it h glasses ol < hiiiii|iagne as I hey a rriv e d at ihe re< e p llo n Rn li.trit G r e g g also took lo Juggling to enter la in T h e n e w l y w e d s tiaik a w e d . l i n g c r u i s e to the P a n a m a ( anal a n d lo C a rta g en a A r u b a a n d C u ra t an ill a m i neat S o u t h Amem a I lie htidegriMim is vli e presl d< id ot < o n s lr u i lion I rr hnology ln< West Pa lm IV a . h I lie h r i d r Is d u e l lor ol tile K e t i r r d Se nior V o lu n te e r Pro g r a m ul Selllim ib' • oillltv f.ttf t )n h li.ills k •r* '« .m'd'iflv >f*« k* <1 frtt 11»* f t» . . ■■,ir» i in* *iiiiii t*', |^.lt*( i A i|k**i it.kl ft# i fjH%t» ss iin milt** l-%.rf«t i f*f* 11 tt* ll* t J- t*k.-l, » -fl *-fIirflk ll ntif || » 1*Uvlllt I*Mi* f*•’ 'll* *lid* *ll* *i| ■J I* ' Ibifl Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hansen I he Wi ddlllg took pi....... ill ih> S i m i# r%|»r•tr«| .« fa«V|(r I tiirilitut \till it14* th« fit %t n l^fit» fh .if f i. C lu b d o ck s h a lls lor season «I* ht! It?till Mi* ill* % ul 4 fit 1st M).IS. I I Si .im iiv rrv irv ol the hndi groom s parents (iiv e n hi im irn.ige hv h> r son lolilt XX llliam Madison ol Sahas u .in the hridr chose lor h< t vow s a lloor length pink gown Willi a H u m p . I hellllim iiid l.il> om l la lle la Ib r lie .nlpie i • li a im e d pllik roses ,m d liabv s life ,ii h a n d she c a r r ie d a •f i i w i l it |it f s *., i in #«11r i-n - *( M ,IV » I| f I* 11\ i Silt!111!l honor Lillies ( i r il lllL ol XV e llie is ilrld I olio a lle m le d .vs I k - s I ma ll U s h e rs were Ik iv id l i r o w n ol X tlle |»iio Mass and Ro bed H a n s e n ot Ito rk ' Ya Flow e r girl w.vs K a re n H a n s e n o l l t u i k ' Ya Mn belli- Jones ot S p m i g h e l d Vti go ddaughter ol l l i r brute greeted al ih*- < h u t c h a n d dls t rt h n ic d |irograrns F o llo w i n g a p re lu de tiy a s irin g I r lo. J a m e s M a n s 'n <d |udiaita|Ki1is bro ther ■■I iln b ri d e g ro o m a n d a m r t n l ie r ol l b ' In dia na p olis S v m p l i o n y p l a v t d his ba s s'■in D o n n a Piatt ol L o n g W 'io d W.vs via al soloist lot i hi net asioti «i|* HA. 91 .it hr.if I Ih* « I 1 l u l l I IlM TIfk A L T A M O S ' I F S P R I M .S loan Sr arion Madison and Itarrv VTcior Hansen wen- writ m a double ring ir r r m iiliv al 7 Hi p rn oil Fnrlav \m || m Xltamonlr < o im m im iv < hapt-l in Altam onle Springs | h> Rev XX .iv ne t. Sm ith i,llii tali d I be bmle is the daughter ol Itcrmte ami l.r-nn.i Sr arion ut llrrl/ XX Ya rite bridegroom is the son III lb tin ami lullcnnc H ansr o ol I t Iriiorlerd.ili J b l M f i H v dt **i t % I i m m Fashion show sparks lunch X t.,. lit*(fl **f* •rM I'M' 1.1 | XA i sf 1 1r v . n i . , ft " ’ « .M il % |ff f||f *,lk* u tin Hi PiifIf!jj c* tmwI% n* kfiMX* tlt.ll fir *1ill pal tore t h.fl.l 1 ll tft N'r .n^ ijitttt**ii% hul rvi Ifin S*H«9«*fvf M H im I lolnl.iy iv tu« fi ul fiiiti ufid* r ifn Mi* hl(t* »l »M #ff -*V it t ;»(• v <tiVin^ him fr*»ftt •vt vI*•* fr***!i tfir * %• It|l||( <«»ii* • •a i n itj|t i mu# .ii r* *it* .% I n its Shift • ► JK f It Uit| fl.t^r •1.|IHI**if Siv*\ fho’rr \ 1It I f i%f i ii it i l ll Iiv bit'll f *iitiitft i 1 ivi fit*rn tt S *i ih it * f ■jit t it* in\ '. jw i* i tin Mni)rlllt( Iiiiii if f fi.nl ft* |*fi«uHil w rf* 1 • f 1 Hi* « %t..i* m . i t i . i k ’ * * .«% fix .1* illllltlf* 1% If.if fir f It.i fi.i Ib .n h it* (,*•! iml if it fl.iiltit t,•>«■«*! ... r y f * 1*1 1rf tn I f (i« v •U*t 1 tlnl •i is • r. li# MrfMi f'k m| rh* Vimrti Ihnmil ih* i* .ifN hiii lijv fifr«l Mfl ffiMf* Coast Ifrr tb llr i. Its si, ,(,|w <1 bool -jin hit i sI in '•’■»!t those glut* trotting II* lit!' ti. D r Notiii.in a n d Li/ d i d o i I* > • I fir r out it t y on I h r 11 l a " si urn lull ended u p lit Sa n l i a i o S. f o r T ti a ll k s g i y i ti v C h ristin a * gill to e.u h . d o r 1.1/ lauglo d Before aritvitiv at tin llu>' o . III P h o r m v \ l t/ win li -lo , had dinner with ■ i g h 1 >. to . • s t o d r n ls ol Li/ liolli a lo i .|,. was .i s, tn.il i i m i i i i <i l l i i a .,,,, Nlllin tliiii » . i » l k v i . i t * n>i > ., recalls, and she had ti"' s. • i to s l u r b uts sun i X Ii i,, -1 group w i|i d o si b » ctvai h a m i t..i*k> -L.i I h r lime U t r i n i s ' l u s M . i l Isiy in l i l lass brought h i ' f.iv ■a i " ’ • i l rr a ball ll ot lolli • '' In In ' and 1, 1/ n iililti il with .i I ugi no Irtrtiil Irom Mitine s..r.t wh A in iilrr (Ml mu i .ii i li h.i% fi.ilf nt .i full List ) hiii , y .it tfir •. flt^t *mIh #n |,rr«rt|fril t.v S* 111111 **1• • iffifi. lilt V * l*llil *tt V’kVlN t.ltRHl Ihr l.ilrtitf if fVlviNi litf1 |filV Ml .1 4(1MM] Mum* ft % , •kll.lllli fife•J* M ills Jtm s crowing slowed down California, there they came o w n s a ladles Phiwrit v Si.ut Htiiiifc'.it vi« r •l.»**vi. • i;ui!rtiht |•!.»\••9 t«i .•t*•,iit .it* Mary w ill lle n r lll llu A l/hrlm e r Resource Crfll'r l lm in r k p a t i d . i i g d o X' to t m i W a n d e re rs P ro g ra m ' >(** n the public flours Icnlav are Iroin l>< a m to ft ur p m x* *% Gudansl d aws fan turnout D O R IS D IE T R IC H J i l l s w e e k e n d ll.llll.ll.i — helping wiltl lire I'lls l Xntm.i Florrla Artist luv it.iiioual P to rrrd s It ••fir s.*n! f h* «t* |tl%t Itr.iiitlfnl S A N FO R D li.trTv.tr.»said DrillwmMl th* ►htii* *,; r.itin tfr* if un i t » n a* Ig t >I »' | 60 Attend C h riitm a i party Hi* N i l if* >ff cl S f 11|lf I* I m «.ti *! . n i d 1 •r*, f » s*f * )•■*( tv .* fl# !*! 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Kdenftcld nl W avtieslm ro G.i Miss A llen graduated from 111.u n io n High S< I iimi I ol liram lou III IMM I w here she was active in ttiii k i runs r m in i rv and i lierrlearilng She attended I my H Mist* as rlistrn i manage! for Miirip t K i n g m F t XV aliou Ihr- w n ld ir ig is s. 1 lm Satin 'lay J a i l I I al 7 |i m in I list I T i l l e d \b t h o ih si r I i i i i i h nr P a n am a < try Ml M ill 11* | li u Vli* I J If I fl Il9 lf l.ll <9 Jll MV id* >S til* I*tf •l.t f it 1114* f•ill* *w • « I f IV I 1 fit ISI iM.k* s|fft4! .*(**114! \* •**l dll**; It* \ tt»* 1hit 1*1* I NEW ARRIVAL XI I XM< is I i S I-‘RI Nr .S h ti n id tail H aw kins ol A llariiool. Springs a iin oon . * ihr- hirtli ..I a ilanghtr r llrittany A n n Im rn at I I Ui p m >.n I hnrsd.iv l)r> 17 m <>r la m b . I to g irl v. eiglied tn al 7 pounds H lim n i s and m easured J t i 'i in. lies in tenglli M a t i i n . i l g ia u r lm o l her is Ioann K> llgr i n ol r u l,ii id.. 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PRFNCII AVE. 215-75R 14 37.81 205-75R-15 37.17 215-75R-15 30.44 225-75R 15 4 0 .0 9 235-76R-15 4 1 .0 7 & MUFFLER *3220872 SANFORD. FLA ENTIRE STOCK - LAYAW AY NOW!! SHIRTS & SW EATERS M ENS LADIES KIDS - _ _ _ _ $ 4 9 9 UP L e v rs l$16" i«vi i i r a u i i ic o $2199 BASICS SIZES 28 42 BOOT OR STRAIGHT LEG PREWASH • Now Vision & Airwalk Shoes • No. 1 Surf & Skate Ship in the Area! Seminole Centre (WAL m a r t p l a z a ) • Sanford • 3 2 1- 31 01 ii v T ONLY 2 mu RE WEEKS i il l CHRIS l m a . ' �Sanford Haraid, Sanford. Florida — Sinday. Oacamtar 11, 1MS — SC CALENDAR AA groups schedule meetings Arra Alcoholic* Anonymous groups rnrrting Monday include Altamonte Springs: • New Life Al-Alon. B p m . 442 S North Lake Ulvd.. Suite 1016 • New Life (iroup. H p in ., open discussion. 442 S North Lake lllvd. Suite 1016 • St. Mary Magdelen Group, noon, cloaed liig hook meet mg. 861 Maitland Ave . Hooin D. CaiNlbarrjri • hark-to-(task* Group. H p m . alrohollca only. H p m.. Iasi Monday of month, open apeaker meeting. Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive ■ ('Iran Air Group, noon, alcoholic* only. Hr bo* Club. 130 Normandy. • Experience Strength Hope Group. 8 p m alcoholic* only, women only. RcbosClub. 130 Normandy. • Good Morning Group. 10 a m . open df*ru**ion Helm* Club. 130 Normandy • Happy Hour Group. 5 30 p in , open dl*ru*aion. Rrtiu* Club. 130 Normandy •Step A Study Alancn. 8 p.m , Senior Cltlten* Center. 200 N Lake Triplett Drive • Step* to Recovery. M p m alcoholic* only. Rebo* Club. 130 Normandy. • Rebus H ub. 6 K) a m . open dl*cu«alon noon. alcoholic* only. Rebus Club. 130 Normandy Longwood: • Survivor* Group, noon open dDrusatnn. 3101 Dane lame • W rstlaki Group. H p m . alcoholic* only. Westlake Hospital. M U W State Road 434 Sanford. • Sanford Group rw»m 5 3 0 p m open dtsrur Hon 8 p m alcnholirsonly. 1201 W first St • Sober Won AA Group noon 5 30 p m . H p m . open (U*r». "Ion. the ®*ha- Club (old driver * license ofTIcel. 2587 S Sanford Ave. Kids' Christmas musical slated A public [>rrf<trm*r)< e of "The One and Only Original Christina* Factory" will lake place on Sunday, flee I I . at 6 p m at Sanford Christian Church. 137 W Airpuri lilvd The children* musical fanlaay celebrate* the true meaning of Christmas Students to get financial aid tips A rollrge financial aid workshop will be oflered for Seminole High Srhanl student* and parent* on Monday. Dec 12. al 7 30 p m in I he *rbool library. San lord Material* will br handed out for more Informal loo call the school guidance department al 322 4332 Woodmen of World to meat Woodmen id the World. Lodge 623 of San lord will have it* Chrutmaa party on for membrr* and their lamllte* on Monday Dei 12. at 8 30 p m at gulnry's In Sanford SSAA to have meeting, party The Sanford Seminole A n Aswa latlon will meet Monday. Dec 12. al 7 p m at the Caaarlberry Veterans fnc Ladle* Auxiliary. 2U) Concurd D m e Casarlbrrry A Christmas dinner and paOy will tie I lie order of the day Overeaters to weigh in A sirp study uf Ovrraaler* Anonymous is conducted on Monday* at 7 30 p m al Wesi lake Hospital. State Road 434. U m gw int Tor more information, rail Charlie at 323 8070 Poets to talk verse First Florida Ports meet al IO a m every Monday In (he lr turn ship hall of L'nttrd Methodist Churrh. Orange City Interested (met* are welcome For more information call 773 8909 nr 574 5869 Clogging groups have class The Old Hickory Slotnpers dogging group hold* da«ar* 7 (1 p m racli Monday at Ihr Knight* of Columbus Hall on S I’ark Avenue. Sanford Fur more Information, call 349 0529 DUIrland C logger* ■logging grou|> hold* rlx u rs 7 9 p m each Monday 7 9 p m al Ihr latke Marv Fire Drparlm rnl at F’lrml Street and Wilbur Avenue. t-ake Mary F'or mc»re mlorniaiion call 321-5267 Sanford Rotarians to meot Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday al noon, al Ihr Sanford Civic Center Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and Irteuds. meet aeparntrly Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7 30 p m Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave . Maitland For more Information, call 236 9206 TOPS chapter to meet about eating A TOPS chapter meet* rarh Monday at 8 30 a m at 420 Oak St.. Osteen F'or more Information, call Shirley al 323 5445 Panic Attack group to meet Agoraphohlad'anlr Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday al 8 p m al Wrsl Lakr Hospital. 589 W Slate Hoad 434. Longwood The support group Is lor those who are alrald l o go out of I heir house and be active In public. ' Name--------Continued from Page 1C study. "All of us knew we had come from England. We knew there were two brothers who came lo America from England." she said In 1978. several Ansley groups held a reunion In Thomson. Ga In an old two-story stone house built by Thomas Ansley. one of the brothers who had come lo settle In America The Ansley name Is spelled many different ways, due to changrs made by Individuals throughout the centuries The liook rover, designed by Ruth's granddaughter, displays righl d iffe re n t s p e llin g * ol the n a m e — A n n e s le y . A n s le e . A n s le y . A ln s le y . A n s le y . Avnsley. Angsley. and Anglesey Ih e original name of the town was "Annasley," meaning a small clearing In Ihe forest that hr longed in a man named Anna Aflrr the arra was Christianized Ihr lilbllcal rha ra rirr of Ihr prophrlrsa Anna was learned about II Is brllrvrd that Anna, aa a result of learning of a woman named Anna. Ironically « hanged hts name lo Anne and Ihe sprllmg ol ihe town was (hanged lo Anorsley Ik-fore the Grants left lor their visit la Scotland and Flngiarid. a t iAik.ii of Ruths suppled her with Ihe name and telephone number of thr retired vicar Lyons In Annesley "When we got to Nottingham. I called him and went lo hts boose Ihr nest dav Hr was so rscllrd lo *re a three I ancestor." Ruth m ailed A friendship developed be­ tween him and Ih r Grants Lyons look them In the Old Annesley Churrh abandoned end tn rutna T h r old *ionr church with a heavy wooden door has even attracted the attention of re­ nowned F!ngllsh writer D H Lawrence In "White IV a ra k ." l a wrrnce writes In Ihr twtll.-[M 4 Ruth said lhat Lyon* handed them ihe manuscript and hrr husband promised. *'We will gel Ihe hook published." Ruth, who has never edited or published a book, said II hold* special meaning for hrr and her family, "I feel really good about II." she said "I just hope people who have Interest in Ih r English countryside can bccomr ac i qu.nntrd with Ih r book." The G ram s have been In eoniaci with Lyons during this lime "When I sent him a sample, hr tr o tr barV tn say. 'I am as excited a* a 5-ytar-old with a new toy.’" Tire publication was a l.imllv project (or the Grants Russell G ra m look Ihe phoios lhal ap|war In the book t A niece die * a reproduction of an old shield. pntslbly ihe flrsi Ansley coal of arms The design was discovered after iu m r plaster felt ufl the old arched doorway, revealing the painting of the oid shield ll was not easy lo identify, but Ruth's niece interpreted It u i leaping lion* ness with fire shooting from II* nine I TV Tha family coat of arms water.** ov*r tr.* antranc* tc Annaslav Hsll m overtook* th* arttranc* to Ann*»l*y Hall tn A-maslay, Nott.ngriwn, England the pew* were leaning In ghostly disorder T h r prayer bonks, dragged from their Inlgr* were «t altered on the floor in Ihc dost and rubble, lorn by mice and buds Hud* m iiilled in thr dork nrstv of the Mad I looked op In the upward well of the lower I could srr a la-II lunging According lo |.yon*' lamk although Law retire dr united the church with great ability and romance, that II Is a work of imagination. In llial thrrr were no br||% in ihr tower at thr timr la u i i l l i r visited lire Old An nrslrv Church Hulh said her visit to England <l.utiled s o tn rih in g hrr lather alw ays said tn vDitor*. hrr dad would alw ays trll visitors "The R uth's granddaughter dr signed Ih e btMik covrr T h r Grants say they are proud of Ihelr w ork, w hich will lie latch sirin g Iso n th r outside " Alter visiting Ihr church. Ruth knows whal her father meant T h r heavy wooden tit mu bad a tail h string i lostitr II ihr bill h siring was on thr outside, visi­ tors were welcome to the door and come in H rr lather s saying Is one lhat has turn [usned down throughout Ihr age*. Ruth sain handed dow n through Ihe gen­ erations Proceed* front the book, which sells for 8 .3 95 plus poalagr. will pay for publishing coni* Any profits will lie spill evenly liriween Ihe Grants and Lyons For more information about " H i l l s of A n n e s le y ." r a il 407 339 5080 Hollywood cashing in on season Indeed "S trouged. " currently No I al Ih r box oilier star* tomrdlan lllll Murray as an FIbene/er like television network e x e c u tiv e w h o s e ’ ’ It a h . Humbug ranks with Ih r (rest Anothrr |* "Oliver and Com pony." a merry Disney animated cartoon which draws tno%rly on I h r Dickens* book " O liv e r T w is t." T h r cartoon puls a kltlrn In Ih r title role and a pat k of endearing mulls as F'agm * H O L L Y W O O D (U P I) Christmas is Hollywood* big grsl buxsdlltr holiday, racking up big bucks with big tr leases aimed not only at entertainment t>ut also with an rye toward ihr biggest prUe ul ait— an Osrar Second only to summer re lease* filmmakers and exhib­ itor* look al Ihe holidays as a time for reaping dollars with movie* lhat will entertain Ihe entire (amlly anti film* lhal will qualify for Academy Awards In order lor a llhn lo qualify ftu Oscars In any talrgory. II rmrsi be released In a Ian Angeles I beater for at least one week prior lo Dec 31 (or constdrraltnn In Ihe current yrar So Ihr month of December usually oiler* a plethora of firm rate Him* In ihr name of both Commerce and art (Kirn they are m u tu a lly rx c lu s lv r, but If a movie com bine* holh. the public. Ihratrr owner* and Ihr studio are well served Serious, hard hilling dramas are usually released near thr rnd of Ihr month In a handful ol Ihralrrs lo tnrel ihr Academy ol Mol Ion I'lclurr Arts and Sciences dradllnr They are not expected lo>comp c o m p rlr w ith Ih r lam lly films rnerttl) p r i n c i p a l l y at I h r a Im The third. Little Dot tit. has hren released only in New York and Los A ngrlrs. and Is u six-hour lulerpirtallon of the Dlekrnsrlasslt Among pit lutes lirlng released lor serious Aeadrtn) Award con­ sideration air srvrral dramas with powerful casts ‘ Mississippi Hurtling." star­ ring Gene Hat kman and Willem Daloe. based on thr rral murder ol three 1(8(4 civil tights workers in Ihr South ' R.iinin.tt) U a thr story of an Idiot savanl (Dustin Hollman) and hts biolhrr (Tom Crutse) who find one another when their lather dies and then rmtiutk on a cross country Irek "Tequila Sunrise" stars Mel Gibson as a reformed narcotics dealer whose best friend Is a cop (Kurt Hussrlll In u violent sinry of drugs and thr underworld "Dangrrous Liaisons.** based on Ih r play by Christopher Hampton, stars Glenn Close. John Malkovlch and Michelle ITellfcr In an I Milt century love Like Yulrtidr shopping and street decoration*, holiday movies are released earlier every yrar. and many opened during the week of Thanksgiving Among Ihr season's movies are three Inspired by ihe works of Charles Dickens, whose masterful "A Christmas Carol" story. ALL SPIRAL LIKE PERMS P«rm Art Casselberry Kiwanis to rise J2995 r • y v / / r / v \ y . y / < > s / .\ Contact Us Al DERMATOLOGY CLINIC / / ( • s ' /- \ / 2425 Park Ave. Afl >*•»## Hittl.tl Nrr.1% Sanford . fni Blemishes, warts, molo*. and tun spots will RESPOND to THERAPY. Surgery. Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, chem ical or m edical treatments all available Lmtlont ot rn® akin or® often pre-mallgnant or malignant and need ear­ ly treatment. ct rum (** s* )3 2 3 -7 1 1 8 321-2197 She’s telling Santa where to get his suit cleaned before Christmas! Get A... yours cleaned too! SHIRTS PANTS SKIRTS w*.u. «** u m N5‘ u $1.75. u $2.00 a ■ A —« A— acwnt W* Now Repair Shoatl in t M u 3 2 2 * 1 1 1 2 FANTASTIC CLEANERS 2727777?7777777777272?7777TO 3*3 IT S T O T O V T O I f* __ M0-- or 545 S 00 H a iti. . . Trsasurt Trtss Ac'd Peon „ s o c o o A •«- Grove Fresh Navels and Grapefruit . . Betty Anne’s Unisex Hairstyling Daybreakers Toastmaster* meet* al 7:15 a m Tuesday nt Christo's Restaurant cm First Street. Sanford Guests are welcome Tousimusters International Club 6581 meets each Tuesday 7 30 p m al Seminole Community College. Room L-200. F'or more Information, call 695-3966, ( SKIN BRIEF However, comedy Is still king of Ihr Christmas Iratlr anti Ibis A rrgular meeting of Overeaten Anonymous I* conducted on Tuesday* al 7 30 p in at FTorlda Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Ave . Sanford For more Information, call Carol al 322-0657 Toastmasters to speak up ''Ernest Saves Christmas'* marks the return of ihr loony lo u d m o u th E r n r s i W o rre ll Iptavrd by Jim V'arnryl In search ol a replacement lor a tired and disenchanted Santa Claus "Th e \akrti G un " glvrs us Ihr world's (liimbest cop. Frank Drehln (played perfectly by Leslie Nielsen) in a non-stop series of sl.i|>slK'k sight gag* Irom the same producers who brought us "Airplane'" pit k|NM krts Christmas trade. Klwanl* Club of Casselberry meets al 7 30 a m every Tuesday al Village Inn. U S Highway 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Longwood F'or more Information, call 83 1 8545 season is no exception, nib-ring a number ol lunny films, among ihem ha* become a holiday It on United Praaa International Overeaters to weigh in H IS TO R IC D O W N T O W N S A N F O R D 2 2 2 -4 9 1 2 SANFORD 201 W. 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Lyons also look Ihr Grants near Ihe old church lo Annesley Hall, where aristocratic faml lies— many of them historical figures, such os laud Hymn — • have lived through the centuries T . CU’ I U S.H 1 S S u n Tm IM m h a m (M START AT ONLY 12 S i m( hW (M i. (W SANFORD VERTICALS - A Bttutltul ntm P irtcllon F m » > A o . C 750 Wylly Ave.. Sanford *25 3 2 1 -3 6 0 1 g g T o Arrive In Perfect Condition. 1/2 B U S H E L ___ $ 22.95 F U L L B U S H E L . . $ 34.95 (Prices Include Delivery To Most States) Order From: g Card's Produce: 2911 Hwy. 17-92 •323-8011 3 5 Touchtone Drugs: 121 E. 1st St. •322-2842 £ ^ g FT Grown, Packed And Shipped Exclusively By £ « WHITE'S RED HILL GROVES ! C h ristm a s O rders By D ecem b er 15th 17^27272727272777tf 2777 ****** �■fC — Sanford Harald. Sanford. Ftortda — Sunday. 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BY Leonard Starr .DON'T 8.A.KE rjH F£A NOT TAklNXJD FROM STAANOCJW, 80. THAT'S ,KAAT. TRY V K tl9 TER STOKACM " 1 ^ C T I FRO^l RUMBLIN’ 100 i A . .San Lot# thol»6h ... ...‘CAPdE r « MAD A T/A/iV' PAY/ G' NIGHT. P EA N U TS by Charles M. Schuli VE5TEHRAT UJAS MV GRAM PA'S 0'«TurAY I A^kEr HIM UWAT THE MOST IMPORTANT THiNb U'A? THAT HE HA? lEAKNEP IN MIS LIFE HE S A lP 'iV E LEAKNEP THAT EVEN WHEN PEOPLE ASk ME THAT QUESTION T mEV AREN T 60IN6 TO LISTEN ’ J TU M B LEW EED S NO KlfVfnlGI 'ffcXJ fW U -Y OVVTt) A M INKftAflICH? SOPTOSERUSUeRSARC Y tH A F lG G E S T O m fA V FOnJCPlE^G. �4C d ^ % 1 I Santord Hoftlg, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. Oocambar 11. 19M — f t Disney’s 'Oliver’ more a likable flick than classic art In Movie Tbeatera OLIVEK ft COMPANY IGl Not one of ilie great Olsnrv milmuted m ovies, this revam ping of Dickens' "Oliver Twist'' Is nevertheless likable futnlly rntrrtatnmrnl. 1 1n Dlckrns talc lias lierti irans|H>s(d Irom I9ih cen­ tury lamdoii lo cnnlrmpurury Manhallao. wllli t als and dogs standing In lor Ihr original FILM S ROBERT D IM A TTEO humans 'I hr story follows the contours of D lck rn s Orphaned kilty Oliver hangs ool with a p.u k of pickpocket dogs led by Ih r human Fagln When Ollvrr is taken In bv a sweri Fifth Avenue girl. Fagln s (kiss Sykes sz-rk* revenge, kidnapping Oliver and Ihe girl T ills Is D is n e y s most u il.a n SUNDAY’S TELEVISION Hollywood— lo the era when you a picture because II had a hoi cast The film feature* three of the best-looking and most glim! n< tors (all with gorgeous blue eyes) In movies today: Aussie dream boa l Mel Gibson playing an I. A drug dealer who Is trying tn go slralght; beefy, tlkahlr Kurt R iim c II as his best friend, who I* also a narrollcs cop; and Michelle Pfeiffer as Ihe slinky owner of an rh-ganl res tauranl. Written and directed by Robert Towne. who gave us the superb TEQUILA SUNRISE |R) Here's "Shampoo" and "Chinatown." a movie Dial li.uk* bark In Old this romantic thriller sets up a new-Style version of ihe eternal triangle Will Gibson's Iasi drug deal do him tn. and will hi* buddy Russell nah him? And which guy will win PfrtfTer’s affection*'* Unfortunately, the movie answer* these question* In murky, desultory fashion SuiprDIngty. Towne'* script stick* to the surface of the characters. Uiggmg down in vague drug dral* and nighttime shootout* The actors are still fine, yet wha» * surprising I* how llllle energy they and tire movie have Evrn the erotic rnrounier* arm I what they might be Playing a Latin drug kingpin Raul Julia Is llte only one who seems fully awake, and hi* rharseter l* a drug-movie cliche 1 fie notKvi of hcNidie* on op­ posite side* of Ihe law Is all we re got to hold on lo— ih.it. and the rather boldly articulated statement that “friendship Is Ihe only rhoice you can make in life "G R A D E 2 stars ethnic antmnlrd rlforl to date. Alas, ihe cornpulrrUcd drawing lack* ih< d< pih of Held and handendted llnrsse of classic Disney M's the characters thcinsrlvrs who will have kids purring w ith pleasure, especially since Ihr voltes are supplied by Ihr likes ol Hilly Joe), Cheech Marin and Bette Midler. Midler gives her brassy Is-st lo the pari of a highfalutin' poodle. and she warbles the best song, loo GRADE 21* star* SCROOGE!) 111. 1.1) Bill Mur ray alwav* stands a bn mosaic his role*, mocking them I hat s why we like him His material rnav gel sappy la* in Ihe ill laird rrmakr of Ihe Razor s Edge I. hut Murray won l H r * ellnrtirssJv hip Placing lire youngest netwiMk president In T\ history Murray is in good misatithropii luns in the lirsl hall of Ibis updalr of Dick. ns ' A Christ ms* t'a-ut Hr s like a nigfitmarr version <A M u * Brandon Tartiknfl — the Datum lint is all itiai mailers lo Ibis greedy young gt> grtirr The movie. *> rlptrd by two Saint •lav Night Live' alumni is ai lls first when saiirtzlng Ihe TV Abandoned in New York City. Oliver Hell) learns street savvy from Dodger (tight) in Wa't Disney s new animated feature. Oliver* Company." . y business corning up will) some dandy ry.unplrs *>f comrttrrel il nownrk insipiditv Bui i lie fhi kens story t> a Victorian morality tale at heart, ami i I m- movie gets in trotiblr — amt tniu schmaltz— when ii tries to iracn Murray s character a Irsstm in humanity Along tie way, the Ghosts uf Christn»a< Past Iroek slat David .lohatisrni and Christmas Preyw-nl K'aroi Kant1 are welcome addlllons to the fun and Ihrrr are lively hits throughout Bui the movie iries to h a v r it b o th w a y s — • Um|xioni!ig the corny Aim-ri tana of Inspirational holiday lilt ks and ending up as mspira I tonal Itsell At the climax Murray and Ihr i asi sing "Pol a Little lane in Y'Mir llrari amt tie speeehllirs "T h e re are people who are hating trouble making their miracles h.ip|K-n GRADE 2 9 stars Imring fiasco stone have i scribed, fi's a miMferately i.lining fantasy jMsilrhe. n jileti wllli a tint- bulrv orp)i pro|)ltesled lo save his jH-ople. evil sorceress queen (Jr.t VI.usill, tier beautiful primes* d.oighier. a dasbl swordsm an (Vat K llin c rl. lo m m tin lly o* elves and fearsome twohr.idr«f The dwarf character* give movie a in sling kld s-sl i hat ill Would lll.lt Ihe t haraclers had as much .ipjs .,f GRADE 2‘ j si us SU N SET INI HCA/Coiumbla. p i!i 95 The alamilrigly uneven B l a k e E d w a r d i ("Vlctor/Vlclorla." "Blind Dale ) directed this Inrrt |m-i1(k1 piety that imagines a friendship be­ tween Hollywood cowboy Toth Ml* (Bruce Wtllls) and rral lilt cowboy Wyatt Karp (Jatnet Garner I Despite the promising w ha l-lf subject. I here's soirfrs th in g unseem ly about Ihr New Home Video m o v i e 's ble-.J of fact, f le t ton J h d W IL L O W IPG) RCA/Columbia. melodrama Hr kin*loess in a 9*9 1)3 This George l.m avRoo buddy movie format. And Willis Howard Nockbuster rrcclvrd a makes a pretty silly cowboy lot »if had press lor borrow log GRADE 1tv star freely Irnrn sourer* ranging Irom (Film grading 4 stars — Ihr Bible In I lit Hillitil! excellent. 3 stars — good. 2 slat* L* le, lie II mtnl t m a in ly is — fair. I star — jioorl needlrsslv gruesome II some (Robart OiMattso Is a movls limes is, tun— especially h>r a Pl» critic tor Newspaper Entsrprlsa rating Yei ibt movie is not the Association ) HOROSCOPE By Bcrnlcc Bede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y December 12. 1BRS In lh<* year ahead you wilt h a ir greater Ih llla tlv r and courage This will rruihlr you lo make changes that will crralr enndmous more to your liking S A G IT T A R IU S (Nm 2.1-Dci 211 In nrdrr to furl hrr your [ter-u-rial ambitions today, you might hair to u v bolder facile* than usual Ur daring whrrr necr**ary. bill don't Im- reckless Major changes arr ahead for Sagiiianux in thr coming year Send for your Astro-Graph prr diction* today Mail SI to A stro t .r.ljill c o tills heWs|M|>er I’.O Hot 5II42H. Cleveland. Oil 44IOi ;M2H Ik- *urc to slalr your /odiai sign. C A P R IC O R N (Dec 2 2 Ja n 19) A r m n g -m r n is that are meaningful lo you financially should br given lop priority today. 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By Bernice Bede O ao I YOUR B IR TH D A Y December 1 1,19SS Long term Improvement* In your basic lifestyle can be achieved In ihe year ahead This can lie a time when ambitions ran be fulfilled ami manual desires gratified S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 Dei 211 II you have an Important financial arrangement lo trans­ act. you'rr apl lo lare belter today than you will later Trrat the other party Involved as fairly as you warn lo he treated yourself Major changes are ahead for Sagittarius In ihe coming year. Send for your Astro Graph prrdlclions today. Mail Si to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. I’.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Iksure to siale your zodiac sign C A P R IC O R N |Dec 22-Jun 19) You should have excellent lorrslght today, and if you act upon it properly, change* for the heller ran la* brought about lo help advance your jiersonal Inlcrest*. A Q U A R IU S Dan. 2 0 Feb 101 The m u ll* should tie good loday lor calling In markers for favors litnt are owed lo you by friends However, frame your requests as gentle reminders PISCES IFc-Ij . 20-March '20) h is Ik ^ u tv c M lu l Remember.' Hopes'ahrf wishes can only become realities when A Jk todai II thing* arm t developing fa*l enough lo *ult you. take direct action PISCES iKeti 20 Man h 201 Much can tie done at thi* time to improve your post lion in lllr II you u*r yuur talents tu thetr lullrsi advantage You have ail yuu need ha M K(€U. A R IE S I March 2 1-April I!)) You may s«»n gei involved In a new project that you'll find eatrerndy stimulating. However, von might not tv- able tn give it the um r and dedication It de serves T A U R U S (April 20 Muv 20) It might tie easier to gel a business asau'iate lo do a favor for you today rather titan laier in ihe week Don't wait loo long lielote making your rrquesi G E M IN I IMay 21 dune 201 Try tu pul Into prat lice Immediately new knowledge you acquire at this time. Through lls use you'll develop skills ami sell assurance more rapidlv C A N C ER (June 2 1-Ju ly 221 Your old light and determination should surface today In rarrer situation* that have lompctillvc elements Instead o f taking M lu i'k seat, go for the gold. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug 221 A l>.irtoersliip arrangement should work mil rather surerssfull) today, provided you r conn IrrpMrt ts equally as ImiIi I and assertive as you. V IR G O (Aug 23-Sept 2 2 j Must of your effort* ami e n e rg ie s iinlav are apl to In- devoted lo a matter which t* mil of youf making, yet if you gel il wurkrd mil projK-rly. you will dettvif lK -r ie flls . L IB R A (Sept 23 Oet 231 Yoti have a loyal Irieod walling In I In wings who ts In a position lo help you advance your Interests today II will Ik- up lo you tu make this Irleml aware of your Intentions. SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov. 22) Your rinanetal prospect* look extremely encouraging at IIns lime, especially in slluallons where your primary concern Is In Irv In provide more lor those you love. it'11988. N E W S P A P E R F.Ni TER PRISE ASSN ihev arc ai led iq>on in a positive ftas been concerning you njj jK*ars favorable now. Don't Itji manner. A R IE S IMarch 21 April 191 If any grass grow under your feel It you're Involved In an arrange­ you s«*e a way lo conclude ft today. ment today where you arr ih-.il SCORPIO lOcl. 24 Nov 22) Il Ing lor high slakes, y o u sh o u ld do rather well. Lady Luck may rtnrId prove worlhwlille Iml.iy to gel In tom b uiih two different I k - instrumental In giving ynu Irieuds with whom you've lo-a lhe edge. T A U R U S (April 20-May 2(>l conluef lately One you koovi Ik-fore making an Important Imm business. I lie- oilier mh laity decision loday. It might is- wise 1 0 1 9 8 8 . N E W S P A P E R KN lo seek advice from friends or TERPRISE ASSN assm-t.itcs whose opinions you rrspcel They could provide you with t oust run Ivr slants. V I tj F loyd T h e a tr e s M i G E M IN I lMay 21 June 201 Your greatest t>enefUs today are P LW A nw N i 177710? likely lo Ik- derived from situa­ 7:4S A 9 30 tions where you share a vested Interest with another. Joint IM ventures look more promising Ilian solo llighis C A N C ER (June 2 1-July 22) ts You are presently In a favorable plaza twisti 177710? cycle lor enhancing your popu­ larity and making new friends Several pleasant experiences could 1*e jtossible for you today. L E O lJuly 23-Aug. 221 Your chart indicates opportunity lor gain from two dlllcreni sourer * M OVVUUIODI today. One may he through personal efforts; the other might come from a second party. V IR G O I Aug. 23-Scpt. 221 la d y Luck lend* lo favor your endeavors today. especially In situations with Intermediaries The spirit of cooperation is the Yntalvst for surer**. L IB R A IScpi 23 Oct 23) TluTHREE MEN & A BABY cvcnlual income ul a matter that 90c THEY LIVE ! W'lRON as BEAGLE 2 Ernesl saves I® Christmas �- * I * ° -~ »* n * o rd Herald. Swilord, Florida — Sunday, December 11, 19M Star-dating just might rewrite cosmic history United Free* International 1.05 A NGELES — Scientists who study unusual phenomena In the rnsmle too — (lockmark* on solar stars and lil|(tily charged storms that sweep through other suns — say such activity ran rrvral the age ol Mime of the brightest inhabitants III the universe Kr(sirring In u reern* Issue of the A s iro p h vs lc a l J o u rn a l, astronomer Don Harrv and cotleagues from the University of Southern Calllurnta declared the age of many hard to dale star* might tie determined by their activity levels "I h.ivr hern able to show that the Mnky rrsv-mblrs a 'slarbursl galaxy.'** Marry salt! o( the galactic borne ot Eatib and Its solar system, "one In which the stars emerged til bursts rather than tiring formed at a steady pace,'* ns many other erlmtlsls believe, hr said. Harrv has focused much of in­ attention on firry solar stars about the sizr of our -1111 olmcivtng 1hem with lrle*ro|irs i t i J measuring their attlvlly with other astronomical devices In attempts to tweak out ihr sorrels of their aj'e. “ My data Indicate that stars In our galaxy were formed m dis­ tinct episodes o m ittin g I I bllllo:i to 7 billion yra u ago ti to 3 billion year* ago and 400 million years ago.’*he said lly studying %un*(>nts. the dark Irregularly *tui|M-d splotches that (iertmh< ally jr* k 11t.trk M>iar stars and are eaused by magnetic storms. ILurv said he was able to date not only single stars ht:l also thi.s - that exist in elttsler* •*(We) ran dale entire rlusirnt ol up to u thousand stars by measuring the relationship be­ tween the brightness anti color ol a large number of stars In eachrluslrr. “ Clusters of dllterenl ages have dlllrrent relationships In tween bright ties* and color.'' lie said. The dating technique Is lm. portant lor astronomy. Harry sa id , because II h e lp s to estnblLJi a s.ar*s age with more ce rta in ty end thus aid In estimations ol the age ol the universe and cluing selenilsl* In on w hen lime tregan Y o u n g c lu s te rs of stars. Harry’s studies rrvral. have very high level* -if act'vllv — violent sofar storm* and episode* ol id her highly charged magnet le activity Till* comparr* to sun llkr stars “ that reside In old 1 lusters (thatl are relatively lit active.*' hr said "Ik-cause we knew that age irtalrd slowing of slrllwr activity Is linked with the slowing ol mlalton. I la-gao seeking a cone tat ton between stellar aging and declining speed of rolMUyn." hr •aid of hi* trehnnpo Using the age m rasurrm rn' and rates of activity absrrvrrt from llte Mt Wilson Obnctefttofy In Soulltrrn California. ILtrtv and his tram studied 115 sun llkr star* wltosr rotational rales wrrr known anti discovered the correlation between age amt rotational slowing Is exlrrmrtv precise This means, lie said, the ages of many ot the bright star* sprinkled ihrooglHmi the r w mo* iiiijht also lie determined by their rotation In spare Doctors decry infant deaths cuinh to m ix lam Seasonal and other (uitrrn* In CH ICAGO — Iharrlira is a Ih r data convinced the rr leading cause of death for searrtiers HkM of tht death* c h i ld r e n In T h i r d W o rld were due to p re v e n ta b le 1 minlMe* tail even m the United microbe reused dlarttiea. with States, about 500 « htldrrtt prr lull (tie Inlaid* (w-rlshlng m tb« year tile from it and dortni* sav hospital presumably tin .ms. ihetr mother* brought itum in Out U iisi many. W'rtttng rrcrntlv In tl»e Journal ttHi late for oral nr inirntrnou* of the A n te r I r a n Me die a I rrhvdralion treatments to work Association, a team tit eight The researcher* note ib.tt :n dor tor* from the Centers lor so me Southern stairs, tilai k Disease Control and Morn* miauls arr |(l time* more likely lifown 1 otiegr ill Atlanta, and Ihrtll w IlilF lllflallll* !«• llir , ol from Oie Mississippi Stale l)v- (tuitrtif ri I hr|F nlu«!y %)Hmr<l (oirlmritl ul Health said t't libs that bail tig a mother uiMler 17 from dlai rhea n r r t ir most vrats of age lot rraw tl .m In commonly In the infants of poor, taut's <h.uu e of dying nf dtar y o u n g , b la c k , u n m a rr ie d (lira live told mothers with little rdutalimi or In tontrast with treatment lor prroalal carr other rhlldnnod b ra ilh pro Study of meihcul record* Irom blrms. "1‘rrvrnllve mrasutrs ftir 10 7.1 t h r o u g h I 0 ft.I in .11 u lr d la rrlira l dealtis a ir Mississippi where many dtar rheal <te.iitis is <ur. and other well known and readily avail able,** the rrsearrhrr* said. ad national i n o.-ds led tht rr ding tlial oral rrhvdralkin theta scan hers to 1 oneludr. **Dlar rheal deaths ennstllute an tin- pv rail t<e suiirssbil “ in vtrtu ally any setting as demonstrated l»ui.m l and preventable hat tton hy ihr suet cs* of this apprise h of (HisttironaMl tnlaut mortality worldw ide lit American children." ' ( omparrd with Inlant deaths Diarrhea tan to- eaused by rotavirus anil several other due lo all oilier <.ruses, deaths mtt tola s, or may act nni|smy due to acute dia rrhe a urr cant er, birth tlelet is or pre­ l»rl>.ip* the most readily per mature birth. It typically kills by vrntahlr with eurretitly existing leading In chemical and water ttirdii.il technology.* they said, Im lulainrs heart and breathing ret ommrtidlng Irilenslllt-d edit p ro b le m s or by* weakening small <.itMifi.il rlforts largrlrd .it Ihr children so severely they sue- mothersal risk United Prats International H « r « are the project* In Seminole County that may affect the flow of traffic: Red Bug Lake Road from •••I of State Road 436 to Autumn Qlann Lana. Eoad widening from two to lour tanaa. Thla ma|or project include* a u b a ta n lla l u n d e rg ro u n d drainage work and removal of existing road turfaca. Flagman or detours may be used, but traffic backups are not expected to be worse than they were previously. Expected comple­ tion: March. Ju ris d ic tio n : Seminole County. , Interstate 4 from Lew ’ in Orange County to |ust north of State Road 436 Re­ surfacing. with all work requlr ing lane closures to be don* and 6 30 am Expected completion. midFebruary. Jurisdiction: Florida OPT. between 7 p m M Qreenway Boul evar d emrSrco to Lake Mary High School under construction. Expected completion: Dec 73 Jurisdiction: Seminole County | jJ | O reonw ay Boulevard entrance to Lake Mary High School under construction. Expecied completion: Dec. 9. Jurisdiction Seminole County. Widen County Road 419 T T 7 T feet from Reed Road to Lockwood Road. Expected completion' Feb 24. Jurisdic­ C R 427 will also bo detoumd tion: Seminole County (not on until Dec 20 map) Curryvllle Road from Lake is Road to 4,300 feet southeast in 'he Chuluota area Asphalt surfacing. Expected Com pletion: Jar.. 6, 1969 Jurisdiction Seminole County (Not on map) £ ~ j | Repair bridge deck and construct guard rail on bridge over canal on Howard Avenue south of Lake Jesup Traffic will be maintained, but flagmen may be present during cnstruction Expected completion Dec 16 jurisdiction Seminole Courtly ( N o t o n m a p ) Silver Lake Drive between souln Sanford Avenue and County Road 427 is closed until Dec 20 for work on the Lake Mary Boulevard extension. A detour Is in effect Northbound traffic on South Sanford Avenuo between Sliver Lake Drive and L*J| Construction of an entrance roed and parking lot in Mullet Lake Park Ramp will be closed until construction is complete Expected completion Feb 24 Junsdiction Seminole County (Not on map) Soap-opera ad series tantalizes viewers United Preee IwtecwaUenel talk lo her again?'* wrote a viewer from Uoston. A woman from Cranston. R.I.. said her reaction to the ad stopped trafTIc In a busy in­ tersection. HOSTON — Move over Maddtr and David. Sam and Diane. and llte cast of characters accused several year* ago of shooting J.R . Ewing. “ You dcr.'t know me. but I In New England, your once- figure you owe me a box of unreaolved crises ere paling in Kleenex.'* the woman wrote. *’l suspense beside the problems of had almost gotten to the point a tortured family featured In a where I could listen (to the ads) soap-opera-style ad campaign without getting misty eyed. that haa become an Instant cult Almost. Yesterday, while Idly classic from Cape Cod to the listening lo the car radio, walling Canadian border. for the light to change. I heard Featuring a 2-year-old squab­ the next Installment.... Do you ble between a father and his have any Idea how ridiculous I estranged daughter. "J ill." the looked with tears rolling down heart-tugging series by New my face because of a commer­ England Telephone Co. has cial. The guy behind me starts housewives and corporate hon­ blasting the horn Who can see chos alike hankering for solu­ that the light hud changed? I'm tions to two nagging questions too busy wiping the mascara o(T — Who Is going to blink, and my face. " pick up the phone to end a The advertising campaign two-year silence? f e a t u r in g th e a n g u la h e d — What In the world did Jill do Crawford family began In July, part of several serial ads by New to anger her father to no end? Talk-show hosts on radio have England Telephone. quizzed callers for their hun­ An earlier series Involving ches. bark-stabbing al an architectur­ A Massachusetts priest dis­ al (Irm prompted some con­ cussed the family's crisis in a troversy over business ethics, sermon on reconciliation. but no campaign In the utility's And the telephone company history has struck a chord like has been deluged with calls and the fanilly-crisis ads. letters about the ad campaign, “ I'm amazed, to tell you the which air* on T V and radio In truth." said Geraldine O'Brien, Massachusetts. New Hampshire. the phone company's advertis­ Rhode Island. Maine and Ver­ ing director. "We've done a lot of commercials over the years, and mont. “ Please, when will the pro­ we've never had this many blem of Jill be resolved?" begged letters, about 50. or this kind of response. a woman from Beverly. Maas. "We've had three or four calls “ What did Jill do? I would appreciate It tf you would let the from people saying. ‘I wish you world know. P.S.: Will he ever hadn't run this. It hits loo close to home.' but those have been the only complaints "We re very pleased with the campaign There are so many ads cn the air we re lucky when people remember our ads." O'Hrlen said "And our phone usage ha* Increased since July ." The series features lather Ken C r a w f o rd , h is w ife , th e ir blond-halted daughter Cathy and their dark-haired daughter Jill. In the first episode, the father hang* up on Cathy when she mentions Jill, and the mother says. "You know he doesn't like to talk about your sister." The ad falls to explain why. In episode two. which aired In September, viewers see the fa­ ther for the first time. H r apologizes to Cathy for hanging up. and says. “ I still can't believe she lefl like that.” Cathy replies. “ You didn't give her much choice." The third episode, which began alrtng on Thanksgiving Day. shows Jill for the first time os well os her boyfriend. Jr|T. clad In a black T-shirt and slipping through a door In Ihr background. “ You've got to call Dad. I know he was wrong about you and Jeff." Cathy Implores her sister. Jill, practlrally In tears, says she cannot call her father, and Cathy warns. "It's been two years. If one of you Isn't big enough to make thut call It's going to be a lifetime." A popular Boston radio talkshow host had some amusement with the aeries, asking listeners for solutions. NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT! We've made it easier for you to place your classified ad. You can now put it on your MasterCard or VISA. P h o n e 322-2611 to p la c e yo u r ad. Sanford Herald 300 N. F re n c h A ve. S a n fo rd �I. SsntofU Herald Sanford, Florida — Sunday Dacernbar ft, 1988 — #C Education Stetson announces conference speakers Pine Crest 'A' honor roll SANFORD — The following pine Cresl Elementary School students made the acho o r»"A " honor roll: Finn-Rratlrr* Include Hr ynn Harrier. Krrl I him. Nelson tlcvcrly. Tony Costello. Ilarhtr Crouse. Tabllha Delay, Kenneth Fair. Jennifer Frankford. Amber French. Jeffrey Gardner. Sheena Grarey. Robert Krnt. Cara laindnn. Trisha Levin. Naltwn M< Daniel. Jacob Moye. Mary Owens. Jonathan Palmer. Jamie Pence, iairry Pringle, Garth Robertson. Jane! Ramsey. Hilly Wilcox. Laura Williams Second grader* include C rysta l C a rm a n . W illia m Espensrhled. Kelly Foster. David Hunt. Jonathan Justice. Lortna Nuemle. Stacy H»a< h. Jason Slpley. Jessica Young Third grader* Include llecky llcnlon, Leslie Hradbury. D o n a ld ( ' a d m a n Jostin Carbone. Sam Costello. Hilly Dunn. Jlllane Fade, Denise Hall. Tracy IDnsroin. Slepharle Murray. Kim Parker. H arry Sanders. Debra Tem pleton. K van Thompson. Yolanda Wadley, llrandon Winstead. Hrrtt Witte Four-graders Include Jean Hrennon. Krllen Williams DELAND - The While llm iv Economic Foretasting Center al conference will lie an examina­ correspondent for National Georgia Stale University in tion of leadership In American Public Radio and a leading Atlanta Dr Hala|r/ak has de­ during a lime of transition and economic foretaster arr among veloped econometric models for ways through which leadrrs ran the speaker* for the second the United Stales and l* fre­ make a difference." said Dr annual Leadership in Aittcrk an quently Interviewed by ihr na­ Douglas Strickland, dean of national conference Jan 20-27 tional nriworks anti jnibhrailon* continuing rdurotlon al Stetson i he W a ll S lf M “ We have a particularly strong al Stetson University. Dr Land •ui h aa panel of speakers who can This year's ihcrne Is "A Nation Journal "and Newsweek Angle's discussion t>l Our approach Ihe Issues from several In Transition " Heading Ihe list of featured National Lcadershlji in Transi­ (x-rspetilvrs " speakers are Jim Angle, a regu­ tion" will be open In the public The conference fee is §75 for lar torrespnndrnl al NPT * All Dr Halajrraks in (in will be T h i n g s C o n s id e r e d * and " T h r Taut ion iv and Economic those registering by Jan 1). allrr that ilalr the frt- Is §95 Responsibility." "M orning Edition ", and Dr "The emphasis lor the year's S|« ctal group rales arr available Donald Ralajcxak. director of the Irom Ihe Division of Continuing Education oirtcr on Ihe Dr Land campus, phone (9041734-4121, extension 407 A special hull-day leadership workshop, "Understanding Your Leadership Style", will follow the ronferenre Jan 2H. from 9 a m to noon Workshop leadrrs are Dr tamer Percy and Rick IPMt h of Prolesstonal ConsultIng A sm * tales Orlando Thrrr will lie an adillltou.il Irr o • 3 r» j*r |Mrtlripanl for this session. Dr Strickland said Lyman band members go to state (.ONGWOOD — Several mrmhrr* of ihr Lyman High School band have been seleclrd In partlrl|iate In the Florida All Slate Hand and Orchestra The following students will travel to Tampa on Jan 5. 6. 7 to perform Lisa Hreglla. Megan Bryant. Beth Hum*. Gina DeLura. Anne Down*. Chris Ed eboh Is. Hlrdl Henson Chris Jaro«lk. Linda SuncUk. Dan Strallon. and Nick Varnedorr International holiday set at Lyman LONGWOOD — Also .t L , nu.n. the Mud nl council is boating an Internattonal Holiday Social Dec 15. front 2 45 p in to 3 30 p m In the school crfeterla Students stvfl and parents are Invltrd to sample Inod from around Ihe world The cual Is $1, and will benefit the Sentinel Santa, the South Seminole Christian Sharing Center and the Marie Taylor Fund, w hkh provides assistance to school children and I heir lamllies Al 7 30 p m . a holiday concert will tie prrsenlrd featuring Ihr symphonic brass choir and ( m i tiand The concert Is free For Ihe holidays, student* are sending greeting cards and letter* to service men and women overseas The campaign t* part m the Non Commissioned t Mflrrra Aa*.wist Ions’* "Prr-vect Uplift." Runners go to national championship Lyman junior Teddy Mitchell and senior Nick Kadkewlch hnlnhed fourth and fifth rrsjiet lively in the Klnny Regional ( h im Count*) Meet in Charlotte N C last monlti. Mitchell and Radkewu h will compete in Ihe National Championship In San D iego, w h ic h w ill be televised Dec 17 on N b C Middle school ail-county band members LA K E MARY — The following Greenwood U k r* MlddlSc head students have Item selected in participate in Ihe All Seminole County Hand Becky Argo Kyle Bergman. Jennller Closrk. Patti Oibaon. Jennifer Bench. Jeff Karshrrg. David Kaminsky. Tatrssa Latiglotd. Adam Llvtngslun, Maryann Nathersnu Mark Next. Steve Platt. Drntse Krtsai Tiny Tim's story at Idyllwild SANFORD — Idyllwllde students and chorus will (ireM-nt a mush al play. "Tin y Tim * Christmas Carol.' De« 15 In Hie s r lw ti's nmlui renter IS r lis m s is r t >tr 1 p m and 3 p m Funding for college available College hound students in need of supplemental funding t an write to Ihe Scholarship Hank for information on private scholarship sources It is a non profit loundatton which works wllh private louudaltorts, the U S De|tartrnent ot Kducallon. and financial aid olflces in aaaure that high school and college students already attending college receive information on private aid soutces Funds are normally awarded on such basis’ as atailrniu standing. ma|or. financial need, and even on a students' willingness to consider a special research project Funds for undergraduate students range from •1.000 to §30 000 per student with most scholarship* renewable yearly Graduate level grants arc also available with values up to §25 OOO Inlereslrd students can write The Scholarship Bank. 13941 East Amat Road, lot Puente. CA 917411 lor more Inlormallou Sanford Middle’s ‘A ’ honor role The loikiwlng Sanford Middle School students made tin school s "A ' honor roll Sixth grader* Include Kenneth Hiker. Shan Brown. Victoria Davis. PhudnngVan Seventh graders Include Christopher Ml.u k. Kara Hickson. Marsha Lu/rnby, Neal Rneschlcln. Brrnda Svalcnson. Brelt Whitlow Eight glade include* Houngnajiha Daoheung Scholarships to seniors given This Is Ihr sixth year Ihr Florida Association of Accredited Private School* Is giving scholarships to Florida seniors. These scholarship* will tie available statewide and are intended to encourage the Male's gradual mg seniors to attend pnalsecond.try school* within Florida Over §1 million in tuition schotaishlji* are velng ollered In degree and diploma progams The scholarship* are available In a wide variety of specialties Brochures. ap|illrallons and (Misters have hern sent lo school guidance oilier* and mrdla center* For more Inlonnaiion. contact the FAAPS S c h o la rs h ip Committee, 1912 Flrrlhorn Court.Brandon.Fla .3351 1.813/6S1-3H77 Ukulele band performs for the holiday SANFORD — Goldsboro Elementary School chorus and Ihr srhtMil's struinincrs ukulele Hind will (lerform holiday music tor Lakrvlrw Nursing Home and Good Samaritan Nursing Home Dee I t Grads will see lots of pressure in ‘real w o rld ’ Unltad Press International DENVER — Thai slip from being handed a dl|iloina to entering ihr job market t* « big one, and o n r of the most strrsslul in anyone * lilr "It's show time: It's really high pressure." says performance psychologist Robert K rlrg rl. "Most people Hunk llial Ihry'rr looking al what Ihcy'rc going lo lx- doing for the rrsl ol their lives." Krtrgcl gives seminars on ct»l lege cam puses around Ihe country lo help students cope with Ihe stresses of college life and w'hul follows. K rlc g rl. author of "The C-Zotie: Peak Performance Under Pressure.” emphaslzrs tli.it ways to hanillr stress can lx- taught Just like any other subject. First, and foremost. Krtrgcl said In on Interview, rrrrn l graduate* should look for a Job llial they tr.illy want lo do. rather Ilian L*ik lor a Job simply because It |iays well. Too many |M-ople look lor financial gain, he says. "Whal I have found uniformly is i hiii (successful leaders) chose lloir caieer because they loved ll. it was a passion, and mu because of Ihe money." he said T h a i co n clu s io n has hern bucked up by several si (idles, he said. MertM P M i i f Timmy T wcawt Young Leaders Daryl McLOin. president o> the Sanford Rotary |l«lt|. watches as Jim Thomas presents ihe Youth Leadership Awards lor October and November to Susan Gregory and Sandra Bryant both senior al Seminole High School The awards ware presented at the regular meeting Dec 5 UF chief Criser resigns Unltad Pros* Intarnatlonal GAINESVILLE - University of Florida President M arshall Crtsrr. a staunc h advocate for hi* insiitullon and *up(*irtrr ol aradrtnie escellenre, Friday announced hi* resignation, t il­ ing a desire to »(»end mure time wllh his lamlly Criser s departure from ihe premier school ol the slate u n ive rsity system effective March 31 c o m e s as police ami athletic investigations examine allegations of drug use on campus Sources said Crtser’s plans were onrrlalrd to thr rurrenl problems But Criser stressed his de­ cision was hased on ihr desire to spend more lime al home. "There arr Irw thing* more luqiuiiJiit lo me than University of Florida, among those ate my (amity, my wile Paula ami my six children." he said Crtser liecomrs ihr seventh of Ihe nine stale university presi­ dent* to step ilowii or announce* plans lo resign In (he pasl 2 '■> yeats. Including Ihe chiefs al the 11nlvrrsll v of Crrural Florida and Florida Allantic University "M y reason* are (x-rstmal and professional and I makr this aimounermrnl wllh mixed led Ing* because these have hern five of the most rewarding years of mv life.” he said "They also havr tiern demanding, ext King, and som etim es fru stra tin g years," "I have served as president lor live years," he said "I Indicated when 1 came that 1 would stay for al least live yrsa This service followed 10 years on ihe Hoard of Regents." Criser. 60, a successful Wtst Palm Beach lawyer, became pi evident of the stale’s largest educational tlist it nl ton In Sep lembrr I9H4. turning Florida s reputation as a parly school Inin one of a strong academic In­ stitution. The Association of American University recognized UF during Crlser's tenure, an honor shared by 64 olhrr top educational Institutions. Crtser’s drive for academic excellence angered associates and powerful supporters on the stale Legislature Y o u r D re a m s Available at: SEMINOLE ~ COMMUNITY :■■ ■ *■ COLLEGE • A.S. or A.A. Degree • • Vocational Training • Continuing Education • -Financipl Aid availableto those who qualify Registration N o w U nd erw ay DATES: December 8 -2 0 January 3, 4 >• TIMES: M o n.-T hu rs.-9 am -8 p Friday—9 am -4 pm Hunt Club: M o n .-T h u rs .-ll am -8 p Friday-11 am -3 pm Classes Begin January 5, 1989 S E M IN O L E C O M M U N IT Y C O L L E G E 100 W e ld o n Boulevard Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 3 843-7001 323-1450 An Equal Accesv/Equal Opportunity Community College > �!lO C — Sanlord Marald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. D e c e m b e r lb lR M Talkers 7. Apply Your Skills Members take all they've learned thus far and apply In II In a speech. 8. Make It *ersuaslvr The speaker persuades Ids audience to h i- viewpoint using the tech­ niques he's learned, and must not use notes. 9. Speak With Knowledge: One talks op a topic lhat he's re­ searched In depth . 10. Inspire Your Audience T h i s m o t i v a t i o n a l t a lk challenges the audience to achieve a higher level of bell< f or action After one completes this series of speeches, he can wear a CTM badge (Competent Toastmaster! T h e h ig h e r l e v e l s — A b le Toastmaster and Distinguished To a s tm a s te r — are atta in e d through further club speeches, c o n d u c t in g T o a s t m a s t e r courses, giving public speeches, and serving as an officer. S o m e i n d l / l d u a l e h a ve rear lira the DTM status In two years. Edwaidssald Bonham Is wild on Impromptu aeven-mluute upeeche* as a valuable pari of Toastmasters Who needs to give Impromptu seven minute sprrehea? P « 30V Blackburn (left). pratk^-d of Seminole Community College "Do you ever get asked. How Toastmasters, it a prims o«umpic of Itow lo catch and keep an are y>wi_ doing on vour (ohF audience's allanlion, as Rosalia Bonham, district educational That's an Impromptu » p w n , lieutenant governor, looks on C w U a a id (ra a P Bonham said "Suppoec you give u woman a marriage proposal Thal'a an impromptu apeech. And when your mother ailw you. Why aren't you married?' thal'a definitely an Impromptu apeech!'* People often find organization and marshalling their thought* the hardest |>art of speaking. Bonham said •’Did you ever hear someone suy. I w is h I s a id s a id such-and-such' or 'I wish I had done surh and suc h'? We try to help you say ’I did say It' and 'I did do ».•*• One must he at least 18 to Join any Toastmasters club. The youngest member of the 17member SCC club. Bonham said. Is a college senior who will be going into the work force and wants to give a good pres­ entation of himself Bonham's club also has an 84-yrar-old m e m b e r w to suffers trom Alzheimer's disease, vet he can still give an Impromptu sevenminute speech, she said Many buslnvaawc.nen are In­ volved In Toastmasters. Bonham said " T h e y 'r e lo o k in g to overcome the handicap of being frtn Je.” Bonham would have Joined I o n a t m a s ir t a w o rn W h e re to Lake M ary Om i (M ifnasn hMlM TOM'motWM Sims Coiiui F * t* a* is w l m m *. 1*1 KOI W U » l « « s S r* astm4 Long wood M*«*'"a ***<• S fM 's* Marls* ■**•*• r*sl Miami l*rtrw* Drive Ll i - l f M d M « I > 1 IMS* W<«sa asa Wwrw Mas e*r » » i " Car* act Cbanana * allay w>ra<*rr *< Ma i n i H w i s l o N M T O I a w l l near Phlladephla. but the club there waa for males only. She said die three all male c’.uba In this district have basically been lold to "shape up or ship out." Toastm asters attracts all reres, both seres, those In wheelchairs, and Ibe blind In fact. Bonham said, a blind woman won the international sprerh contest w e reI years ago One fellow L . Philadelphia had • B EA CH W EA R C O M E CHECK US OUT. V — a. ! | i»aTr.r. shirt a t , - Sl _ - . T T - T T -------- — — j f — s A lb e r t s o n * L n k c M n r y C e n tre I.n k e M n r y (407 ) 321-4099 ran * MESciiANOtat • V la lo n *1348 • I 'o w e ll-P e r a lla • S a n ta O u r a A I* a • l l a r d w a r a • A re v ** • D o fto w n •Serf B«arJ« •I » . ) ! » • ' A * » « ' # S w im w e a r t i i t p m m* | a d nllM any S N i S i r , , 3 2 3 -0 4 9 6 SHOE STORE X$ t real St 541 N. PALMETTO AVE. ori»o o o s M O SS ON SRC. Skate Beard* • A f T M M t f lM Sunset /^B-t Sailboards w J .»• a H t l l % . I » t . i . M . ', w . j I I j S l a M • R * # »M w * a r ' aw. A M T n jS C M A S * * " j: S S iS S S niS B e a c h S c e n e & A C C E S S O R IE S & M U C H M U C H M O R E !!! «— m | r ,o % o f f • S W EA TS • C A SU A L W EAR • S A IL B O A R D S only a voice boa. yet he spoke beautifully— esrrpt for voral va­ riety. Bonham said Pounded by Ralph Smedtcy s o m e 04 y e a r s a g o . Toastm a ste rs In te rn a tio n a l rlalrna 172 (XX) members Meet Ings are open to Ibe public, and whoever wishes to Improve his listening, thinking and s|>eaklng ■kills la welcome lo Join The Daybre«-*T Toastmasters .« . ••»*«* Tr.KUHIIUk • W E T S U IT S M w lu -f *'*<• S lrtm S a rf C srlM A §v4WMS. ax Bo*< H U M * , M M '»W lW n« ( TiWVlay I I I * .-n Can*act C o S J o m O li t o i S o » O M l iU > < W n s l i » S l M U la w k l Mannat SANFORD GIVE SOMEONE A FUTURE t/ts 1//it’ ueason «. / o W c H a v e T h e P a rty D re s s F o r A n y H o lid a y O c c a s lo n l V. 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II the u m tnplov merit olll*« and * he* k hu See S h o p p ln c . I’ uge III) t ouiitv then «ttn it d l* s s H i . a it s a n d to n i o u t l t l l l C s o l l i l w a s t e pro til* i n -tn* s l a t e s I h r o u v ’ l i o u l til* . o u n t t v liav* <h e l l o i t s to huv* dv I.m d tllls S e m in o h t o o litv I* c o " c a l I sic" h m t i e o w n e t s s* p o tor re* v • l i n e S* v r r a l ol th*' • i t v . .III. l . d s i n " * > I* i* .! t sun t l l i e l l • l l l e s I m c a n le* n lint, pit* I .lilts q .h ! liee it t o s l o w w u s l e s l r e u m th. w i. l» a * lime hut • that do* si s o lid w is !, t e l s a i d t t e d Itlak* I* u n t o l d lia s l o a n . *cei I li* I K t e o l a I . m i l l ' " . as' ..I ' o ils i.t r i , up.*, itv tor a I . o u t H i v * a i s press**!* * o o u t v | M . p u i a t l o u c t o w *I* However l o III* *1 III* l e q u i . a . , p 's s la t e S o l i d W a s t e M a t , a g e n t * Id \. I w li ll ie . o u i i t v h a v e a re. V. till*. , r o C ta to nevl season to i >Ml|!e ___ charge charge For gel It I've had it w ith the i ninnieti tall/atHill ol t hrlslltias I don't like to no to the i o tliei grn* T V t " g*"l •• quart ol m ilk let alone Unlit im wav thtnuUh a crow d ol tee i t i r n r h e d lioiisr«v«ves w ho In rn m ill m id hliMMleil killers at Ilir m ention lit the words sale'or Mill oil I tried It Iasi wet k I figured I d get ,h r holiday spirt H o ho ho and all that stull I took a trip to the m alt just to have a look •*•*• Th e |hitkinn lot was crowded. the h ulhllnn was rrow d e d the restaurants were rrow ded Eve ry pl.iif was r n iw d r d It was a virtual stalll|w d r ol |irviplr w ith m o iirv iiaiinlnn out ol their |lot kets H its was a death trap waitinn to lie sprung A .in t to sre little < lilld ir n and old people tram pled lo death'’ .!usi veil hlue hnhl s|iei lal at the K m arl Aril Saturday alleinonti 1,1 |k**rmlrrr would tir an ideal lim e tor the Russians lo take over the i oiintrv Ns S t ' i m n o h to o rC a n t/ e lu lv S rin m o lr W aste I ask s. tn a i l ottl. tuls lo r* * t o u iitv w III. h and li .*' . < h teqilir* . pL*. r *• s# I* l. . rt l* * d ItH l*.*f*'* I* slit* li* <! III. ........lit l i 'p r e s * M a t s l u d v l l o w t o I m si l|i**'l III* slat* i . p i l l * III* *■ n ia p n i. .pdf* t tile o l I he a* • ' t.v l * r •I .i. H . U ) i n ' l l e l i l r* d m t lot I ». C - i i t M C e conic Hi* . * . . m t v 1 i n d t i l l l e q o i i * s e l i m i n a t i o n .1 l e a d .1 . »t t.a .n i •• * ••ill* t 1•*«'« m d • s t a M i s h l a n d f i l l s I. Ian I d e a d l i n e s t o l e i l l o v . | « . l l o t . H i t s tl •Ml* ||.|f t I lie la w r e q u i r e s n t a n d a l o r v « I*u!lf % <M•t let M .1%!* program* lie in r ’tr. t hv lulv I'**’* ft" program sr*k glass l»* f r i l l n * t 1!* fVl«l|«*V ft % * n# a «*|».*|»* •+ plasli. Im lllr* amt ilii i u i m o '. . a n * ............ . w a s t e * t r e a t l i I h r o o c h r*. v i l i n g t o n i i i i * * a n g i v e n Ih r o p m ilio t . i l l ' i d . s * | s * i a t. . . n • * * 1*11 at i o n at •* . r i i t t a l t<* a m . n I iiii lltlil* d* p u t v S t m m o l * * .o in t» ad m in is *r al** f s a i d th* l a * k I o n * w i l 1 «!» nl* w l i * l l » * t lo la -g in a . o i l . s id i io ll* ilio | i p r o g r a m *" si p a i . i l * rei v* lahl* nia ie ri.il* i* *li* l . i n d t l l **i transfer sia m u i I hi im ititv i**-g.m . . ill** t i n g n.ii* * -it «* a n d ns* d o i l i m i r . » . l i n e e v e n M lot* tli* la w w as pass* d In ni.tsi •omil'iiiiim * wi'ti i* •v me pn>ciam* i *i* |. n l * lia v * inoi* than NO |*nrni ol itu pal11. ip.il. d shrill* t III* *•>•ailed , o i h * id * ** p a i am in is mundutniv .a volonf.uv t oil.sid* separation i*l*i* '■ ||t fU.f . . s to i* The O s c e o la L a n d lill. u s ed by S a n lo rd . has a c a p a c ity of 30 m o re years A story of one re c yclin g program that d id n ’t w ork By J U n d e r T t i l h u k s p ro g ra m h o m ro w u iris p u rth a s ril clear plasm M iC ' quartet and plat ril th ru p .q x i and othet ir* v« latilr inalrrt als III them lo I *oil* * lion hv the * llv M A R K B A R F IE L D Harold i t i f l w SANKilRD r i t e r __________________ loin I u IIim k is not a l.uppv 1 1, r m o u r . U l r m an said ih spent ovn a quarter of a inillion dollars on advrrllslnc his l ash lur trash re. v< line and a. ■oinpllshed lltlh Haw do pm gel |*eoplr to pant* qvale when ilies r•alls dull I want lo I olio* k said I lie .i s . la c* ** p a i . i i m C i n v* laid* l i n n * s o . h a* g l a s * n r w s p . i |m i s a m t o l l i r i m a l r r u t s l i o i i l Hi* u i* g o l . u g a l U i g ' a n d p l a t i n g t h e m i n *r|>urut* » i i n l a l n r i s i n M pit k e d u p t.v s|K'. lal li n * k * I he n m . l i n i n g g a r U * g * th - IH m o n th I llv I t lr l*e*qile l<* |MIII* i p a l e spent ol ilir MW HW» p ro g ra m in I o il- k lim in e H" a d v rn is m e III* I o d i n e m usli V id e o s Hoi the •tunrrsiniie ol ih r la s h for I rash pl*.|(t am a dev i< e 1 olio* ** now tails a t(lm inn k was lo S. Ir. I .1 home al random w*. klv and d that home was p|n|** Hv - palatine 'hen g a tU .g r aw ard them wilt. .*• I h r. k Mm d e s p it e III* . a s h a w a r d s th* p p .Clam w a s . H o p H er P ro g ra m . Page III) I ' m S i v n . u k . o o l . l n * h a v * . a i e d le ss |..li. |o il.-k is th* Mu* klnld III <llv s siqinmiemleia >.t sanitation II* *anl R.. ktoid is III. sroillil laiC'st Iilv III Illinois with a hoosinc >1*nsiiv ol p n « m homes is i o l l r i l e d h v r r g o l a i g a l t i a g * M m k* to t rs a m p le t h e t o w n ol I .isi l i i i . n w i . li I* i h a s r r q u l i n l i r s l d i I l l s ..I III* I h i ■ I l i o r . . * ihe** • ** | s u a l* i l l . i■III llt l.............. . rl Ills rionomU Irani liiesilav witli iln ap|*olnln»enl* <d Stanlmd ecu III. lull s pitiless*.I Mil hue I Ikrsklll as *halrtnall nl Ilir Count ll "I Kmlinmh Advisers lurmrr Hons mg and llrlMii Drvrlopinrni he. ir tar\ Carla Hill* as l s lrude Representative ami his hirnd ami leva* nlllliail Rolx r’ M o s I m * kri a* sr< trialV n l. milltieri e W A S H IM .IitN I'rrs td e n t t-lrt t l . r o l g r H u s h m a v h a v e painted lltlllsell into a e o in e l s t i l l In* . alli|silgn p io in isr <*l it" to w la ve s li.lt the e . o u o n m t r a m h r has asselldilrd Is hot t ia p | x .l III i h r n w ill) him eiom>mls tss.iv I lo*v are not lilrolo gl* allv *io. k s>ii«l H u g h h ih n s n n « litel investment analvst l*»t tft*- f list Nllianv i nrp A i i v I h h I v has In tie rt usnituhlv impressed with th r |N-oplr he s put in p l a c e . ” sattl l . a w r i n i r i h i m e r ln r . d u e l m m o i n l s i Im i h r W L K A l l r n u p <d ri m n u iiii l o r e r u s lrr* in ILila I v o w ' d I’.i Ihev •r r l u l n l v have c**"*l 1 I r c l r i n w l s No one i m ild .111 use t h e m Ol tir in g 11 r t iu llM iird hv the Senate ihev w o u l d Join I r e a s i i r v S r . r r i a i v N ichola s Itiadv a n d Due* lot H u l l a r i l D a r m a i i nl the O l l l i r »»l M a n a g r m e n l and l l u d g r i lo help guide Hie r c t i m u m I h lo u g li I lie dillU 'iih ahuals ahead, in c lu d in g r r d u c i l u n nl Ili r na tio n * lo w e rin g t w i n d r i ll Its III lru de and Irileial *1tending I th in k lr r .h u lu g tld hmlget d r i ll III is at the lo p ol the agenda J o h n s o n said A l Ir.isl we ve gul eMleinlsl* "I Ideologues H u s h i oinpleled I he s* leetlnu nl A v e r a g e h o u s e h o ld in c o m e Ups and downs by region , | _w y . . 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" 1..I lit < * **<* i 'to ' progiaui '* •t. . 1 th* •oiti.urn is l..i mu** *>*l* l* tie " • h e r l a w . page tU ) Bush te a m fa c e s to u g h m o n e y problem U n lta d P i a i i In la rn a llo n a l * 11 - • 11 llie ll e .u M * C ' s at n in e * a m i o p to a Al*** tin* N* . *• * n ll * I" l i r l i t " I iln h o n o * se p a l *i* ito .< g a i >.ig. t n o u t h iv i s i t o lll. tals said **i( * w •• k v Musi* III* |aop|t w nil III' ile .lli v il v and iniaginamMi to do ii I n n J a s i no w s k i < h i* I rt n n n tlils t lo i the N a t lo u .il A s s o i i . n t u n ol M a i m l i i i i n t e r s a gire d ll * h a u l to think " I p e o p l e w h o w o u l d to m o l * sophisticated a m i • vprti* it* •*1 lie said It trt u.lln* to lx seen w In III* I ihev < .in l.ishlou an ov* i all hmlg* i i r i h l i li on a n d an nil*'i natio nal r i n m u n l i jmi I ii A that will m a m ta lli the i olllldem e ol III).im tal mark* l* and inieruatioiial hustiie** •**m nu iuiiv J a M iin w s k i s-mf I lir analysts said lh< s r l n n m i s sfiow Hush takin g up the n in* ol hi* admlnlslr.ittnii h i a moi* pi* * Id rn tLil wav Ilian t v id e n i in hi* s o m r i i m r s stir ill i a m p a ig n rh * n. rn m a rk e d hv ih* i* |“ at* d v ow Read HIV lips No new lave* llosklli Is one ol III* a iilh o i* ol the ll r v l h l r lr*r/i that w o u ld sh rink the budget drill U r u n n i n g al $ I l.r> 4fi hltlloii lor tin* *|" tiding vent i h t o u g h a < a p **u tolal *p« m lin g a nd n ham < on e. ..m in i I. g r o w lh lo i..is* revetuti Hill the r \ |te r I * suit till* l* alii mav I m* able lo i olllptnuu** d o w n Ili r i.hi.l ll new lave* l>*<nim I n e v l l u h l e e i lh t i h r r aus* III* r . onom v d.M’s mil . vpanil la*t enough to p tovld i th* i m i * a s * d r r v e n i i r or h r . a u st s p e n d i n g cannot I k- . nl 1 think Ihev Irrllrv . m wlial was s, ild in itic . a m p a ig n lohns**li said Hoi I I III iik t l ' " ••m i n i m , reality will h n d it* wav inn* tit* rt unuiu li jmi I ii v ol tin Hu sh ail m in ls ii.iH n n Siv lo nine m o n th s d o w n the road we || s* r Ihev II lie agreeing I " so m e l o r m ol la v in* reas* * (Misslhlv a gasoline tax m high* i sill ' la v e s u n * Ig are lle s a n d See M o n e y. Page O l) F ie ld s ol E m ploym en t t>ofeted crwng* n r v r t n el f t n ( I 9M -7000) E irc u lx f laTnn ivirtir.t and 1 rruneonxl w o rU fl | a O -* ^ » | P ro tnvicnil " 6 ,k m | 2 7 .0 % | TKhn*cunv and r»U t«d tupped n w o r ltn 3 8 ^2 % ) Saitv p*op* r r r 2 9 .6 % 1 Adminivtrativt luppod and A clancal woriar* 1 1 .4 % | dow n] Pmata houiahoid w o rltrt ^ i Otttar ItrvlCf J ' X u p S w o rttil 3 2 .7 % PltCUiOn* production, craft and A repair worked 12^ 4. Oparatori. labncalon 4i ' ^ p N and labortd I 2 .6 % Farming, lortitry I r r r | down and tiikary worked , i TOTAL 4 1 9 .2 % L �u s to — Sanford H e ra ld . Sanford, F lo rid a — Sunday. O K w n t t r 11, 1 9 U Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld (USPS4I1 1M) 300 N F R E N C H AVE .S A N FO R D . FLA. 32771 Area C o d r 407-322-2611 or H31-0993 Wayn# 0. Doyle. Publisher Ronald W. Movie, Eiecutive Editor Melvin Adtilnt. Advertising Director Home ITelivery: 3 Months. 114 25.6 Months. *27 00; Yrar. *51 OO In Stair Mail 3 Months. *20 25: 0 Month*. *37 OO. Year. Mat OO Owl Of State Mall 3 Month* *21 84; 6 Month* *40 56; Yrar *7R 00 EDITORIALS T ry in g h ard d e s e rv e s c re d it Tw o United Slate* a g e n d a ; want to change lh*’lr Im agr: Th e Internal Revenue Servire und the Social Security Administration. Th e goals recently stated were :or an Increased awarenesA b y the gcne-al public of the m any services performed by the two ag nclea and their sincere desire to secure public approval. Tru ly commendable goals for two agencies never Known as friendly places. The news releases swam ped the newspa­ pers of the nation from the Social Security agency at about the same tim e other officials there decided that m a n y rules must be changed and stricter Interpretations n. A be giver iO various benefit proi t ns. Slash one goal for that agency. Then It was the Internal Revenue Service's turn and they used the alw ays successful ploy of money Just waiting to be claimed. Millions of dollars in refunds were awaiting delivery with only the "where” unknown. Refund checks cannot be forwarded so the cry went out: Just let the IRS know where you are and you'll get y e a r money. A list of oil S< Tdnole County potential recipients was published In the Herald last Monday. T w o ladles whose names w e re on the list called, neither knowing about any refund due. Both de­ scribed th e ir experiences In calling and requesting help as thoroughly uncnjoyable ordeals. T h e y were treated discourteously. The Public Affairs section of the IRS wus contacted and officials there were em bar­ rassed. T h e y said that somehow, something fell through the cracks because all employees were to nave been briefed on the refund program a n d the overall goals. On the other hand, an Altamonte Springs man called and Ills treatment was the opposite. A form will com e first, then the check's In the mall. Maybe It's just hard lor agencies such ns these to tu rn over a new leaf but let's give them credit for trying. S h ie ld , not sw o rd Faced w ith a strong likelihood that Star Wars m a y suffer serious budget cuts next year as Congress tries to reduce the deficit, backers of the space-based antl-inlssllc system are scrambling to Justify (he program. One n e w proposed tw is t, how ever. Is particularly dangerous and destabilizing — the argum ent that Star W ars could be used as an antt-3atelUte weapon. President Reagan first sold the Strategic Defense Initiative as a purely defensive system, designed only to shoot d o w n attacking Soviet missiles and nuclear warheads. But after five years and ♦ 16 billion of research. SD I developers have made little progress. T h e Initial lllght and field testing of pre-prototype Star W ars sensors and weapons Is o n ly now beginning. Some projects, like particle beams and mirrors to reflect space losers, likely will require extensive redesign and years more of development. To stave ofT potential cuts, some S ta r Wars proponents say the system could be deployed Initially for a military mission that Is far less technically dem and­ ing: that of destroying orbiting satellites. Th e proposal is dangerous and drstnbllzing. An untl-salellllr role lor Star Wars Is clearly an offensive mission that would encourage the Soviets to expand. Th e Hush administration and Congress should quickly shoot dow n the notion of Star Wars an an Anti-Satellite program. Berry's World ROBERT W ALTERS Why more women are working harder SEATTLF. — Wives In low- and middle-income families who must work to supplement their husbands wages are hardly a new phenomenon — but now there Is evidence that those women are under pressure to work longer and hardet than ever before, Because the ranting power of ihe men In those families has drchnrd in tic* 1980s, women have been forced to bear Increasing responsibility for sustaining « n adequate household Income, according to a new study. Between 1979 and 1986. "husbands' salaries declined for households In the bottom 80 percent" of the income scale, according to Dm Stephen Rose and David Fasenfest. the authors of "Family Income In Ihe I90O«: New Pressure on Wives. Husbands and Young Adults." Rose Is a highly regarded economic consultant In Seattle, while Fasenfest t* an economist at the Unlvrrrtty of LouUvflle In Kentucky. Their st_ -y was rreemIy pu tithed by Economic Poltc/ Institute In Washington. D C. Wage stagnation affecting the husbinds' Incomes “ U probably a major reason for '.hr Increased work effort of wives ... a* It:*rork more to offori the fait In their husbands' wages." adds the analysts of the troubling situation Without that extra effon by the wives, the earning* of the bottom 60 percent of the nation's households — those with Incomes of *40.000 or less — adjusted for Inflation, would have been 1 \ $38 46 Million' by necessity. £ the standard of living lor m i l l i o n s of families has stagnated for 15 years J During the boom years of ih<- late 1950s. 196C’a and rarly 1970s. the annual inflation adjustrd growth In Income for the average employee was 2.1 perrent In the middle and laic 1970s. however. It declined sharply to 1.5 perrent — and In Ihe 1980*. u has dropped to 1.2 perrent. Mail fraud is a growing crim e WASHINGTON — Neither rain, nor sleet nor snow nor fear of getting taught will stop j-n m arttJfs from fleecing their victim* through Hie U S mall All It takes Is a stamp, an ounce nf Ingenuity and an address list Some of the rapri* uncovered by U S Postal Service liuqiertor* are brautlful In their simplicity A Denver couple srnt letter* to 2<X) Holiday Inns in more than 20 stair* They etalmrd thry had eaten In Ihe restate rant at each hotel and a waltrr had spilled rolfre on Ihe woman's skin The letlrr explained that they hail been told in get Hie skirt cleaned and mall the hill In thr hstrl and they enclosed a receipt lor *30 10 Il workrd Mic couple patkrlrd more Hum *6.000 before ihey w rrr raughl and charged with seven count* of conspiracy, mall fraud “We do still have a discount fare — it’s 100 percent non-refundable and you don’t ever get to come back.” GEORGE F. WILL W a r g e ttin g to o e x p e n s iv e W ASHINGTON - Non sequlturs can be a* Illuminating as epigrams, and Vernon Walters. U S. ambassador to the United Nations, offers a dandy in an interview in Life magazine With Mikhail Gosbachrv in our midst. Wallers' statement bears scrutiny bccasur It Is symptomatic of something worrlsome-an epidemic of complacency. Life asked Walters. "Because nations have become so economically Interdependent, aren't there powerful disincentive* against war?" Walters' answer began: "Ye* War Is going out nf style. There hasn't been a successful war since we stopped the commu­ nists from overrunning South Korea " The last sentence ts murky but certainly false. The Vietnam War was a success for North Vietnam which won It. Wallers' state­ ment reflects our national solipsism: Neither ts real except American preoccupation*. But even If It were true that there had been no successful wars since Korea, that thought would not validate Wallers' first thought, about war going out of style. Consider Ihe rest of Wahers' answer lo Life: "Nations don't go to war Just to get a lot of people killed, and Ihe economic coal ol war is absolutely incredible. All the hurly-burly of Irangate was about *31 million worth of arms that was supposed to have been given to the Iranians That amount would sustain an artillery bombardment for maybe 15 or 20 minutes." Now that communists know that events have refuted Marx. Americans, especially conservallves, are the last economic detcrmlnlsis. Imbued with commercial values, a n d c o n v in c e d t li a l m a n is h o m o r c o n o m le u s - u r a t io n a l, c a lc u la t in g creature-many Americans base foreign policy on one Idea. Il 1* ihe one falsified In 1914 Ihe Idea till commerce conduces to (trace because economic self-lnirrest governs human con­ duct. Pablo Some of Ilia, increase, especially at t li e u p p e r Borlnrconamtc levels, ts attributable to cul­ tural changes that h a ve e n co u ra g e d women lo move from the hom e to the workplace. At the lower socioeconomic levels, however, the dominant force has b e e n e c o n o m ic According lo the new study, the uvrrugr husband's wage fell by 4 percent between 1979 and 1986. requiring wives lo increase their working Urn.* by 18 percent during the same period to make up the dllfrrrnce. Thai phenomenon Is only one as|*-rt of a broader problem — the inability nf Ihe nut Ion's economy to provide workers wllh wage* ade quate to support Ihetr families The economy has demonstrated a spectacular ability lo create new Jobs — 30 million during the past 15 years, an Increase of 35 percent since 1973 that brings the size of the work force up tu 115 million people. Yet ihe median. Inflation adjusted pay level rose comparatively little In Ihe last 15 years As a result. Ihe standard of living for millions of families has stagnated for V vcar. — a marked contrast with the pust-Wotld War II peitud prior to 1973 when the standard nf living rose constantly Many of the jobs created since 1973 went to two categories of new workers — Ihe increasing number of wom-n serHng work amt members of Ihe "baby boom" generation That glu* nf applicant * created a classic supply anddemand situation Hut drove down wage rates, especially for semi skilled or un­ skilled workers with low educational attainment level* tcnrwNtwtaseia iNTtseani a i i n EPSON Yes, war Is expensive and nations do nol undertake II lo gel (jeoplr killed. But nations pay the price In treasure and death because economic considerations rarely are controlling No nation goes to war with a gun In one hand and u calculator in Ihe other. "It's called Picasso." lower In 1086 than In 1979 In 1973. 49 percent of the country's married women under the nge of 65 held Jobs, but that figure rose to S3 percent In 1979 and Increased lo 66 per­ cent In 1986 Economic determinism Is a soothing way of ascribing lo the Soviets familiar motives that nuke them seem predictable, mnnlpulutile and moderate. In the 1970s. the days of detente and Sovlrt adventurism, the West Imped economic forces would produce "Gulllverizalion." Trade Ihe credits would hind down ihe Soviets with a thousand little threads, cum ulatively Inimnlitltzing, like Gulliver among Ihe Lilliputian* In the late 1980*. the Soviet magazine New Times calls gtasnost and perestroika "marvel­ ous keys to Am erican hearts.” At the semi summit this past week, they wrre the keys to the roffrr* of American capitalism Today's theory, uncontamlnated by un association with evidence. Is that Gorbachev wants lo move Ihe Soviet economy away from militarism But before he can build Trum p Tower on Ihe bank* of Ihe Moscow River 12 bdrms , river view. 10 million rubles), he needs Western helplmoneyl lest the "conservatives" (they are Ihe problem everyw here! o v e r­ throw him But 45 m onths in Ihe Gorbachrv era. there ts this perfect contlnutty with the Brezhnev era: There Is no moderation of m ilita ry spending w i t h i n the s u p ­ posedly "strapped" Soviet economy, Angelo Codevlllu of III Hoover Institution, £ n o nation writing In Commen­ goes to war tary, argues convinc­ ingly that the Soviet with a gun In Union. Judged not by one hand and rhetoric of Intention* a calculator In but by Its military Ihe other. ■ power relative lo that of the Untied Slates. "Is as much of a threat us ever, maybe more." We are. hr says, guilty of *nll|>st*m. In this sense: Many American arguments about what Is happening in the Soviet Union urr actually nol about evenls Ihere. The arguments are attempts to vindicate various American policy preferences. After "eight years of near total ad min isl ra­ tion confusion about ICBM vulnerability" (the words of Bren Scow croft, soon to be George Bush's national security advlsrr), the situation Is as Codevlllu describe* it. In the last decade, the Soviets have moved from approximately two ICBM warheads for each U.S. target (mlsalle silos, bomber bases, submarine ports, command and-contrnl center) to approximate­ ly Hirer warheads per target. A decade ago. ihe Carter administration thought we needed 200 mllille MX missies (2.000 warheads) In survive a first strike and threaten Soviet ICBMs field In reserve In fixed silos. Now we ure down to 50 MX. vulnerable In flxrd locations, while Ihe new Soviet ICBMs are mnhllr Suppose Hie srgumenl thut was made a thousand wars ago the argument made even before the Invention of guns -ls true. 1C) ' *M W iilm ^Itft N i l W flltrt G frtp and bulk baud As any while-collar criminal knows. H lhr federal govern­ ment can't easily nail you fur a crime. Il will nail you lor car­ rying out Hi.ii crime through Ihe mail. Bui that doesn't stop Inventive con artists from trying Our assorlalr Jim Lynch looked at a sampling of recent mall scams An Inmate at a £ It will nail you for c a r r y i n g V ir g in ia p ris o n launched a mass out that crlmo mailing to presidents t h r o u g h the of black universities m ad£ He called himself the founder of ihe Na tlonal Association of Black College President* and Chancellors — an organization that needed money. He asked for donations ranging from *375 lo S600 on the promise thal hi* group would lie "a voice for Black college presidents ... and foster Interaction among presidential [leers" A few of Hie presidential |«eer* fell lor It before Ihe Inmale was stopped and tndletrd on 16 counts of mall fraud Postal inspectors also nabbed a reverend of Ihe mulls — a man In Cleveland who used Hie mailing list ol u religious magazine to soiled donations for an Imaginary church Ht.il was lagging behind 111 Its hills As u sideline, this holy man recorded new wave ruck 'n ' roll songs. Nol all crimes committed by mall are designed to bring In money. Investigator* tame across a South Carolina man who mailed sexually explicit photographs lo country slngrr Emmylou Harris lie also sent threatening letters lo Warner Records and threatened to travel lo Atlanta lo kill Coretta Scott King He was Indicted on charges of mailing threatening communications. One (joint rings clear In the litany of Postal Service acams. If there la a sucker Itorn every minute, there nrr at least as many con artists walling in swindle them through Ihe mall. Al Hie lop of Ihe duped list are ihe 374 men who sent gill*, cash and checks to two pen pills. "Julie Saveli" and "Laura McCall." The Iwo placed lonely heurls uds in two su|M-nnarket tabloids Once thry struck up romances through the mall, they conned gifts from their correspondents Hut It wasn't Julie and laiuru who wrre Indlcled by a federal grand Jury As II turned out. the two lonely young women were Iwo enterprising men from Honolulu, INFLATION TA R G E TE D - Sharp price Increases for fall and winter clothing lifted consumer Inflation Info Ihe 5 percent bracket Iasi month. That rise occurred In spite of one nf thr smallest mnnlhly Increases In food costs since Iasi February. Our source* Inside Ihe Federal Reserve Board say 5 percent Is too high and lliey predict action lo reduce 11 to below 3 percent. I f Jack A n lffu n and JattaS f o i l Inert»»SI, IfM . United Fnnlwr* I f nditilc. Inc �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Surtaay, Uscstnbsr 11, I98fl — SO Salvation Arm y offers many services LETTER S A note on prejudice This la a Irltrr about prcjudlcr. Prejudice la not th unique problem of black.* ll la universal anil probably In-nan with the caveman's fear of strangers; und It will Ik - around us long as the world s population Is made up of humans Instead of ani(cls. The Bible la full of referenres to racial prejudice. In the 12th chapter of Numbers "A aron und Miriam spoke ugalnat Moses hrrausr of Ihr Ethiopian woman he hail married and tlx* miner of the laud was kindled unalnsf them" and Mlrtam became a leper. In Sori|(s of Saloman the wife of Klnn Solomon says. "Look not upon me because I am black tiecuusc the sun has lookrd upon me." In Shakesprar's Merchant of Venue'* the object of hate and ridicule was the Jew Shy lock who rrminds Antonio of past Insults. "Fair Sir. you spit on me raid Wednesday last you spurned me »uch a day: another lime you railed me dog. and lot these courteste. I'll lend you money?" Probably the worst example of rarlal prejudice In tills century rat ured In Natl Germany Group prrjudkes Include religions In "Water liable* i a children's classic, there Is an r sample of prejudice again si monks And Paul Katieson* wife. Eslandla In her bonk "African Jo u rn e y" says nf a w b l'r South African tekpboor operator. " T h U Is t*i«" w a v of thr little people, friendly as usual " She leaves ihr Imp.esaton that Ihr "llllle peoplr" ftrlephone o|M-rulnrs and most of thr rrst of us' are no. prejudiced. Having been on tin- i-rrlvlr-* end sli<- sin mid know better — most of os are guilty of some kind nf raTtudlre, and we have hrrn objects of uniruaoiiuhlr dislike Many of our hairs are due tn Jealousy or fear hut most are due to ignorance handed down from parrot* A III tie education and r xpelenre could cure them When I was leaching I lound prejudice againsl handicapped or weak students ixunmnn Led by the class bully llh rrr was always at least one) they made a c hild s life miserable I could usually change most of the claim b> asking Ihnr help In i hanging ihr child's life An elderly woman wb-' lived near tlie sc IionI wav harassed by some of 'he (mptls. She had never done anything to arouse their hair She seemed to Ire afraid and she wav not attractive I think ihr unfair haired nf the elderly Is due *o llie fart that we remind people that someday they will hr. as Shakespeare says. ’ Sans leclh, sans ryes, sans lasle •amrverv thing I have had a lew slurs directed at me. Onrr w hen I rranjrlalnrd to a young tarty because her r ats had messed up my flower tied, she said "You are nolhmg hut an ugly, wrinkled cranky old woman " I said, "There is something wrong with all o! us You are loo fat.** Thai young lady reduced She Is now quite trim am) prrlly A U *’ I could do nothing to erase Father Time's marks I si III have my wrinkles and I'm still cranky ahoul prt* running loose! Luc lie Campbell Sanlord Thanks for 4-H programs Ed like lo lakr this opportunity In express my sincere ihanks and sup|tnri (or Ihe programs sponsored lor children ages 8 IB by Ihe Seminole County 4 II Service located at the County Agricultural Center lliwy I7-D2 In Sanford) To my knowledge. Mrs Stieldd Wilkins Is ragant/er and c lilef cook and tail lie washer for these eve ills M> children (ages 10 and 12) have ticcn lucky enough lo allrnd two programs previously held — Halloween Treals. and bread biking — amt loved eac h raw Where rise can you l-tkr goodies for $2 fic-r child and rut (hem. loo? Th rsr "t Lissrs" air usually field on Saturday mornings hum 10 a m to noon: however, a special Holiday Cookie Factory workshop will be tirld on Tuesday, Dec 20. hum 0 a m lo noon Wftat taller way to occupy your vacationing children live days lielnre Christmas! Shrld.i and her 4-H assistants have done a Irrmrndnus Job and I frrl they all deserve some recognition T h a n k s , She Ida and crew from Th e Wrslmurks (Mom and daughters Miranda and Allsonl! Karen Wrstmark Sanford Christmas gifts to the world Whale I'd like lo give the world lor Christ mas I would give Ihe world a Christmas without sickness, disease or handicaps, a world without sickness wold mean no more doctor hills: a world without disease would mean mil having 1u line) a treatment or a cure: a world without handicajis would mean no more dally si niggles, or slares horn si ranger s And these arr Ihr three things 1 would give the world lor Chrlslmas because giving Is better ih.in receiving Mrs Itoxanr Easlabtook* Sanford Praises Deltona rescue team On Nov. 27 I was the first rar behind a two-car accident cm Normandy In Deltona at approxi­ mately 2 p m As a professional nurse I was Impressed with thr neighbors' ability to galvlul/c projier assistance without panic. They even managed to lake the responsibility of directing traffic on u detour around the accident Hy the time Ihr Deltona F'lre Department arrived. I was again tremendously Impressed with Ihe department's team organization and rapidity of Initiating priorities. I was further amuzrd at the oaacament and Interview skills of Lynn O'Rourke. She was exemplary In lire ability lo achieve Ihe lalicr as well as convey added calm arid stability lo Ihe victim*. The fire rescue people will rract with. "We were only doing our Jolis." I say !»■ the fire rescudc personnel: you did superbly! Keep up the good work! I perceived a lol of (raining and education Ix-hlnd your total team effort on that day! Margaret K Hadley Deltona The Sal vat ton A rm y's Program* Im-hiih religious servlre*. sport*, day carr *ervlre*. Scouting type unit v and aid lo families Religion I* on Important part of li* service*. Not only are religious services held four lime* weekly (three limes on Sunday 10. 11 a m and 0 p.m.; and on Tuesday el 0 30 j> ro I. but the Ulhle I* studied in it* scouting lyjie unit* The Salvation Arm y lias scouting lyjie units for boy* and girl*. The girl* In first through fifth grades are Sunbeams. They are required lo learn flvr Bible verse* and Irll Hihle stories Girl* In sixth through I2lh grades are Girl Guard* The girls meet on Thursday* T h r Sunbeam* meet at 5 p.m and the Girl Guard* at 6 p m The male groujis are Explorer* grade* 1-5 Rangri* grade* 6 8 and Adventurer: grade* 9 -12. Youth are invited to Join the group appropriate for them. The Salvation Army's Community Center I* open lo member* every weekday except Tue* day from 3-9 p m and on Tuesday from 311 p m Am person from first grade upward la welrmnr to |iay the $5 per year membership and partictjMte llusine**men come Wednesday allrrnoon for flasket ball Instruction I* offered In Itaskrthall. v> err volleyball, and table lentil* 'Ihe volleytuill league meet* Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Church leagues meet Monday and Tuesday. A children's volleyball league Is planned lor January. 1989 Youngsters In gradr* 12 and under will tie Invited In join The Instructional table tennis league Is divided Inin two groujis. beginners and those who have developed some skills They meet Wednesdays and Thursdays. Judo Is available to Community Center members of all ages There arr 12 members o( Ihr Sanford Judo Club, which merts Mondays and Wednesdays Irom 5 lo 7 p m For additional Information about any of ihr sjxirts activities contact Henry Ml K ip The Salvation Army's service* lo families are extrusive Their objectives are threefold III lo encourage families to malnialn thr.'r Indepen­ dence 121 lo aid those chronically In distress and (3) lo locale resources to meet specific needs, which they are unable lo accomodate One of ihe Army's staff members Is a social worker who Interviews families and determines their needs on an Individual basis In emergency situations payments are mndr for rent, utilities und prescriptions Gas for transportation, food, clothing and furniture are also provided Relative to locallng resources, a gentle man called In request a right foot They searched the community and found a person who made artificial limbs They lacdilated ihe contact between these two people and Ihe gentleman worked out payment for the limb directly with the maker T h r Salvation Armys Thrill Shop Is a vital part of lls operation and yields about 10 percent of lls revenue, c lothing and furniture are sold al nominal cost. According to Lt. Flanigan, giving Hems to people undermines their frrhng of srlf.resprrt and self-worth Paving something preserves their dlgnlly A contact with Mrs Hill Gletow. a hoard m< tuber since 1970, confirmed till ihe Salvation Army's current programs and services arr sortie of thr best they have ever had Ck IwwiiMf a *cotstwW' #-*! iet«rut*s> si b s is s , Cons*# snd a <*#«>. #* a4*• Vs'S'l Hums- K«.e era O . w-r Sows Guantanamo B a y -T h e U.S. in Cuba By THOMAS FKRRARO Unttod Press International U S NAVAL BASE. GUANTANAMO HAY Cuba — Otl thr edge of E*»le| f'a*iro'* Cuba liehlnd barbed wire and the biggest U S mlneflrtd In Ihr world. *11* a slice of smalltown America Residents call It " G T M O ." pronounced "git-mo." short for U S Naval llasc. Guan­ tanamo Hay, Cuba — the only American military Installation on communlsi sod Some 7,000 people live In Ihe seaside community .. . (rattire* six outdo*. movie theater*, two m Itools, one »i ipligbi. ito/rn* of srWiball fields, an IHJioIr go', tmirse. glam warshqi* ami a McDonald * "I h a te tn worry about a lot of things Out lew Navy ruptain* have to worry attout." says Capi John Hoyd GTMO'* commanding olflcer ami uruiffUui mayor. ti l Mo * chief i,**'; t* to provide training lor Ihr Navy's Atlantic Fieri Mill for the past three decade* a concern ha* Item that Castro might irtvadr ihr nearly century old Installation Consequently, there i* an evacuation drill every three month* (or non military personnel W o m e n and children, with overnight Img* gather on sirrei corners for delivery by bus lo ship* and plane* And around i hr a Ira k Marines provide sreurt tv at a hari>rd wire and mined 17 mile border that separate* the l-.iv from Ihr rr*t id the Island Hut all ha* tarn relatively quiet since an exchange o( guniirr in July 1964. and the biggest lompl.iiiu Isn't threat of attack but rvrutu.il boredom with the routine and con­ finement. Marine Pic. ValUrd Campbell. 22. of Spiro. Okta I* a membrr of GTMO'* liotdrr patrol On ihls sunny day, near ihr Northeast Gate. Camptirll |irer» Ifirough a |>air of hlnraular* al a member of Cuba s "Frontier ilrlgade" a mile away. "Initially, ll* kind of weird looking through Ihe htg ryes at a communist.’ says Campbell, s|M-aktng over the wind whistling through the Sierra Marstra Mountains "Hut you get used lo II — yoc '.ooking at them and them looking at you. Sometime* (hey will wave at you " Does he w avr track? *'We aren't supp:>*e to. ' says Campbell, glancing at a superior officer. "We aren't suppose to makr any gestures lo them.” Sealed al his desk. Ll Hob Hines, public affair* olflier *lm e August 1986, oTers his view of the world o lG TM O "We go about small town American life here You know — gelling ihr kids (o school, getting to > ark on lime an 1 !-lng your Job. "Therr Is something dliferet" here from most ha*r* though Alter a year or so. the walls start t loulng In on you Some people rrler to ll a* rock fever " Top grtprs Include few places to shop la Navy Exr lunge and a Marine Exchange! few women (tile male-female ratio is 5-to-h and. despite all the recreation *aclinic* «nd Palm tree lined hr ache* ,i llmttro number of things to do Mi Ikinald's Isa godsend." Hines says The IN square mile base In southeast Culm dates hark to a 1903 lease ano 1934 trraly that state* the United Slatrs ran slay as long as it wan** or until both countries mutually agree it siiould leave For years. Ihe two were good neighbors Hundred* sg Cutian* worked al Ihe ba*e and Marine* and sailor* went to Havana to drink Cutian rum. smoke Cuban cigars and let off American steam Hut on Jan. 1. 1039. the United Stales Ira bid [personnel to venture off GTM O and reduced Ihe number <H C u I m i i employee*. Therr are now Just 46. all dating track to prr 1959 The action followed Castro's rise to power and Ihe kidnapping and *ale return ol 29 Marines and sailor* Shortly alter tits 1959 revolution. Castro rnmplalnrd. " T h r Naval base ts a dagger plunged Into thr Cuban soli a base we are not going to lakr away by force, but a piece of Und we will never give up " Tension* soared during the tailed 1961 Hay of Pig* Invasion hv U S -liackrtf Caban exiles, and during Ihe 1963 Cuban Missile Crisis that *-*w President John Kennedy pressure the Soviri* to remove nuclear weapon* Irom Ihe Island. In February’ 1964 therr was more trouble In retaliation for the U.S «rrrnt nf 3C Cutian* fishing in Florida waters. Casltucul oil wan t to thr base This lorred Ihe Navv to Install Its own drsallnUatinii plant. lit July of that rattle year, Cuba rlaimrd that .ate of **s sentries was fatally shot by n Marine The United Stale* denied II. saying Ihr Marine fired a warning shot over the sentry's head alter Ihr sentry stmt at another Marine Therr have hern numrrou minor Incl dents." Itkr thr Navy err* ting a 50 foot fence nrar toe Northwest Gate to thwart Cubans from thrown-t rock* at thr Marines and Cubans taunung sentries by stunlng *|>ot!ight* in ihnr eyes, Ovrr ihe years, some Cubans have reportedly fled lo GTM O for asvlum T h r Navy refuses to talk about It hut Castro rrspondrd long ago b, (■Unt'ng tatlus. known a* the "Cactus Cur­ tain." along Ihe border Flvery yrar. Itie Unllrd Stair* sends Castro a check (or $4,085 a* rent Hr won't even cash them I hat's OK with the Navy bras* who Inlrnd to keep the strategic foothold In Ihe Carthtiran "I'm happy to say wr have a very sound and professional and quiet lelaMoitfthlp with our landlord," says Hoyd. "I hope he ICastrn) would say the same about his tenant." In recent year*. II lias hern quiet along ihe frnceltnr Period lenity a stray deer will set olf a mine or a pack of cal-size "banana ruts'* will scurry along Ihe border The last big news was tn 1966 when the Me Donald's opened "What we could use now is a Hurgrr King or a Taco Hell." said Nancy Hand, dining on a Hlg Mar with daughter. Audrey. 2. and husband. Frankie Hand, a 26-year-old sailor from New York City. An aviation machinist llrst class. Hand said. "I feel britrr atxnii raising m y child h rrr than lit some rlty where you have a lot of uim t and drug problems. Huse security Is light." Killing of Mexican reporters still unsolved By JOANNA (MUFFIN United Press International MEXICO C ITY — Outgoing Presl deni Miguel de la Madrid t* be­ queathing tu lit* successor a pledge In solve one ol Mexico’s most publicized killings. Ihr death ol newspaper co lu m n ist Manuel Huendla Fur many, hi* death four years ago h-ut taken on an almost swiilml lr status, for Huendla was one of many. Up lo 30 Mexican Journalist* have Itern killed since 1982 Huendla. an litfluritll.il columnist for Ihr national Excelsior new spa |trr and onl*|token critic ol many |>owrr group*, was shot di-ad In broad daylight by unidentified men as hr walked along a busy Mexico City street on May 30. 1984 Repealed demands that the gov­ ernment Intervene led dr la Madrid to pledge that solving the case would be a priority hrfurr hr Irll office Yet, four years after Ihe killing. Ihe case remains unsolved, wiih many questions unanswered “ Either the Investigators do not know, cannot know or Just do not want to know what happened to Manuel Huendla." said Journalist Miguel Angel Sanchez de Annas, head ol the Huendla Foundation “Clrarly. more could Have been done lo solve Ihe case." T h r foundation was M-t up shortly after llurndla’s death to further his work und lend economic and moral sup|Mirt lo other Journalists. "We do not Just want this case to lie cleared up W r want all Ihr unsolved rases ol mtirdrrrd journal­ ists In Ik - cleared up once and for all " said Sane lie/ The Mexico City-based Union of Democratic Journalises *ays al least 30 Journalists have ticcn killed since 1982 Many wrote critically about thr same issues routinely Iraturrd In Huendla * columns — drugs, the CIA In Mexico, corrupt local gov­ ernments and the powerful oil workers' union Among those killed were Javier Juaret Vasqucx. director of thr Primers Plana newspaper In the western Male of Veracruz, on July 10, 1984 One week prior lo his death Juarez had spoken out against local and slate authorities. Tw t> years ago Ertteslo Flores and Norma Moreno. Journalist* for El P o p u la r n e w s p a p e r In I h r northwestern city of Matamoru*. were gunned down by unidentified men as they arrived (or work. Ikiih had written about drug trafficking and lls alleged link* with the Matamorosclty government Eliseo Munoz, who contributed lo (h r newspaper En Voz lit the southern state of Morelos as att outs|>oken critic of Inca! police and judicial authorities, was lound dead oil March 19. I9B3 "W r are very conscious of Ihr lucl that these killings might nol tic llnked In any capacity lo critical writing bul we must have explana­ tions," said Sanchez. Sanchez Is confident new Presi­ dent Carlo* Salinas dr Oortart will do all jHivsIble to solve the Huendla rase, "Salinas has promised to continue Investigations anti In employ the same special prosecutor (appointed In March)." hr said. "I believe that he I* a man who Is scrlously drdlrutrd lo the progress ol thr Investigation* and that If anyone can provide an answer II will tie him." Should a feminist fight her body’s aging? In anoihrr In the line of consistent Incongrultles that make up m y hie. I Just chucked a log Into thr wood stove and headed off to thr bathroom to dab on a layer of Retln-A You know w hat wood is. If you're unfamiliar with Retln-A. It's the new mlrarle •stuff, they tel! me. Ihal II put Inin Irrr bark rrgttlarly will eventually turn Its dermis twig-young. A derivative of vitamin A. Il's the prescript Ion ointment doctors swear will actually smooth wrinkled skin. Wotd ol u* wonders swrlled the media last February, and women liookrd up drrmulologlsi* until the year 2055 I admit ihr absurdity, al least on the surface, of a woman who lives In the country anil who still cuts mil picture* id log cabins, slathering on an antiwrinkle cream Hill while al one time I might have been embarrassed about the dichotomy. I accept It now as Just another hallmark of grow ing up In thr '50* and ’60s. It’s a htiihtlghl. one of Un­ happy by-products ol growing up in a genera­ tion Dial begun with Donna Reed, lived through Abide Hodman and haven't vet choked com­ pletely In death on thr Insanity of the yuppie years W r came through ll basically unscathed, and nothing If not eclectic — able to pick and choose a little good stufl from each of a lol of grant lifestyles. However. I will acknowledge Ihal wltllr we were going through our many phases, it was darned hard to keep a constant body Ideal We began with the jiertrcl black .mil w hile images of television mothers and teenage debs, gradu­ ated lo earth-mother types who didn't wear makeup or shave liody hair, and ended up living among a generation of women whose age never •.hnwiil - .lain- Fonda. Raqurl Welch. Angle Dickinson. Cher, all of Charlie's Angels and even feminists Mario Thomas und Gloria Slelnem Wltai a mixed message, to be told by thr likes of Thomas and Slelnem lo esteem the aging temples of the eldrrly. to love ourselves despite our sagging packages, while they looked like walking ads for Fairopcun sheep-embryo Injerl io n s ' Doting Ihal rarllrr jK -tio d . p la s tic surgery was lookrd upon us a dental of the wisdom that corm-s with experience, as If to erase one line was to deny all ihe learning that put H there. I Htlnk that Image was a (mwerful one for many of us, fora long lime. Hut In retrospect, the thought. "Wrinkle* are a mark of grrat wisdom: don't ruin ll with plastic surgery." seems us silly us saying. "A lallm fanny and lots of under-arm dingle dangle arr signs ol Intelligence — a life spent tn learning, rather than calisthenics Don't ruin It with aerobics." Thai would sure pul good old healthy June Fonda out of business, to say nothing of thr hearts and lungs made stronger by fitness programs aimed al derrlrrcs anti upper arms ll seems a much more practical compromise to llrst take a look In the mirror, lock gazes with ourselves, and remember it's what wr think about and do that makes us happy or miserable. Then, wr can take another look In Ihr mirror and ask ourselves If there's any «s|>rct of our bodies ll would make u* happy to change. If nol. wr can stop there. If so. wr next ask ourselves If thal aspect tan be changed, and If It would really be worth thr cliort required lo change It In short, would ihr positive effects we'd reap from the body change lie equal to or greatrr lo ihe pain required lo do It? Would changing our bodies really make us happier? That seems a much more worthwhile goal than Ihe stale platitude* of someone else'* philosophy of how wr should Icel and Ihtnk ahoul our own bodies, And Ihe way I see It. more in keeping with Ihe real precepts of feminism. S#r#h 0»*<*-<*•• II # tyndl<#lt<i cotumnttt with IS* Ent*f p»u« A»«oti*ite« �40 — Santord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday. December it, 1968 H e a lt h / F it n e s s Special care corralled at Kare Korral IN BRIEF By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald stall writer Space crystals may open many doors Ullra-purr crystals that scientist* hope to grow on a future eparr shuttlr (light could make home appliances taster and more durahlr. and might even usher tn the rm of ultra high-speed romputera. T im Anderson. a professor of chemical engineering at the University ol Florida. ts part of a NASA-funded project seeking to grow more perfect crystal* of gallium arsenide in space Integrated circuits made with gallium arsenide work faster than stIleo.i based devices They also have the advantage of being able to convert light Into electrtctty and vice versa, which makes them useful In lasers and other device* ''Crystals grown on Earth have a lot of defect* in them" due to gravity, Anderson said "If one of those defects Is present In an electronic or optical device there's a high probability that the device will not meet specifications or might even fell " tn space, where gravity Is l million limes less than on Earth, the lluld flow can be greatly reduced and ihc container can lie eliminated. "T w o common application* of gallium arsenide are for Users fw t-umpaci disc) players and Ilght-rmtiUng diodes (or calculators.'' he said ' With better crystals. both of those devices could be Improved tremendously, becoming both 'ester and more durable." Hospitals unsafe for children? While hospitals arc »up(h>wd to be sale places where Ihc Injured or III go to recover, two researchers found the Institutions may be filled with potential dangers for young patients. Or, Leonard Banco and nurse Ann Power* of the pediatric* department at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine conducted studied environmental hazards that lead to children's accidents in three Connecticut hospitals. The pair Inspected 28 possible hazard categories, ranging from dangerous rut..aims anu atndows to medicines and syringes within reach of lots One hospital had hazards in 17 calrgortes while the others had hazards tn 14 and nine categories Hazards delected tm luded toys that could tw swallowed, unlocked medicine rooms, windows without screens, wet. slippery doors, unguardrd bathtub* broken high rliatrs and sharp syringes or blades left out on |>atlent table* Mo*t accidents occurring in the hospital* had U r n falls One institution reported 51 injuries, meat o', them not serious, trad occurred in three years "Th e T.rajortt*' of hazard* an 1ue to either carelessness in normal day-to day hospital routine nr tack of appreciation of the potential hazards to children within the hospital environment." the researchers said “ Grrater attention must he paid in creating a safer In-Umpltal environment." they concluded In the journal Pediatrics. Noting accidental Injuries have long hern the leading cause of childhood death and disability, the researchers al.to suggest greater attention to salrty in hospitals will set a good r sample for jurrnts tn their home* European high definition television The European Community Is launching a campaign to take on Japan tn the development of a high definition television, or HDTr^systrm. "H D T V Is thr lirst step Into the third television age." according to u recent report to the It) nation organiza'lon. also known as the Common Market "A s color T V transformed the viewing experience mrnj*arr<1 with *1mp|e black and while pictures. H D TV will tiring « hangr w hich is equally dramatic — bigger and wider screen*, rlearer, brighter and more rolortul pictures, compact disc quality sound." In the United Stale* alone, the market for H D TV equipment l* expected in reach hr 1wren $26 billion and *52 billion In thr 10 years after Its Introduction. In 1086. Japan proposed a world standard of H D TV material, which at Ihc lime w-u* supported by the United Stales Europe opposed It because it railed for all existing T V equipment lo be abandoned — from production studios and transmission facilities lo T V sets and video recorder* Circadian rhythms may give answers Is the word "circadian'' unfamlllar tn you? If m i . I'm not surprised It relcr* lo rhyil>m!r prrludlclty: event* occurring in a 24-hour |Mitcrti In ihc future, you'll !»- hearing more about circadian rhythm* tv-cuiiM- scl­ ent Isis are discovering lhat some disease* may lollow a biological lime dock Take heart attai k*. lor in stance Since 1 several studies have shown thai cor­ onary ihrointxisis limiH.irdi.il infarction) and sudden death an­ ti lore likely to take plate lxtwren 6 a in. .out noon than at other time* Seventy |H-reetil ol lint x |m t ted carrltae deaths m rur Itel ween 7 a m and 1*a in. The obvious explanation lor this observation — I li.it patients delayed re p o rtin g pain lor llll ir - o l death cerllllcalex were m e o r r r e i i — was unsuhslann.ile d m a large sludv ol almost 1.000 paiient* When docliirs lM-gan investigating thr eauw of this phenomenon, ihey dlscuv ered tlt.it endogenous linn in.ill factors were more irtijHrrt.ini i ban l he use of calfcltic or nicotine, emotional stiimili or inactivity Although tin one knows precisely why these deaths occur III the morning i here arc some clues The high rale ol early-morning myocardial infarct ion may ladue lo a natural tendency lor blood to clot at this time ol day riot-forming platelets are more active, blood Is thleki r and dots arc less likely lo In- dissolved In addition, early in the Jay. blood (low through coronary arteries is d im in ish e d . These findings suggest that doctors may have lo revise thdr dosage schedule ol m e d ic in e S h o u ld hear I medlralion la- lakrn at lx d..m< • W o u ld lime-release d rugs help protect against m yocardial In la rrtk m ? These questions have yet lo be answered C irca d ia n system* also ailed the incidence of stroke*, which have I k i ii discovered lo o c ru r — ,is do heart attacks — d u rin g the rim m in g hours, p rim a rily be­ tween 10 a.in and noun F u r l her m o re , a u to m a te d , e o u s t a n t b l o o d •p r e s s i i re m o n iio n u g lias revealed an In ­ teresting pattern, again circadlan In (orm Blood pressure le n d s to |H-ak U l w r r i i 6 a m aiul IO a ill . ttit'll pi.lie.iu 'illlll 4 p in w hen another jn-ak appears until M p.m In most people, a pre-aw ake nl ng blood pressure rise is e o n s'sle n lly observed. S| h i i .i I isih are now attem pting to determ ine w iic liirt this conligur.ition will become an im ­ p o rta n t factor in m o d ify in g trcaiiiient lur hypertension. Is th e re a c o n n e c tio n between c u r ly -m o r n in g heart attacks, strokes and high blood pressure? T h e answer awaits lulure researt li Th e circadian clock l* most obvious in our strep behavior. A ls o , m o st h o rm o n e s a rc c y el leu I ly see trie d ; the sleep palleriis ihcnisi'lves lend to atj e d tio rm o iie secretion h i i 11h h N K W S i’ A I'E H I K K I’K ISK ASSN EN Finding daycare for healthy children I* but one problem working parents face. Who wtll tare for thru sick children when they can't afford lo mtss another day of work? Winter Park Memorial Hospital Nurse Nolie's Kare Korral Is the solution for some area parents. The program provide* a place to send ill children during working hours -day, evening or night shifts seven days a week. The Karr Korral makes use of unoreupled tied* In the pediatric unlt nf Winter Park Memorial T h r number of beds available on a given day la determined by thr number of short-stay surgery fiaPents and inpatients In 'h r pedtatiV\. unit. Eight is ih» n. .it bed* npen to the Kare Korral on any day. Winter Park Memorial * nurse manager of pediatrics Marilyn Nolle oversees the program. "Wc Just want lodu what Mom would do tl she could be home" with the sick child, stir said. “ Wc treat them llkr we treat our own,'' Nolle said, by offering thr Koira) children friendly con­ versation. body contact and tender laving rarr Nolle en­ courage* parruts In pack thru chtldr. t'a favorite toy. •'•euri'** blanket or snack* to make them feel at home Since many chlidrin Lave been patients neforr. Nnltr explained, they associate thr hospital environment only with hurting "Ninety-nine prirrnt ol the battle ts getting them to trust you Three-year-old Michael Evans of Maitland spent last week tn Nurse Nolle'* care Tile Kare Korral kept Michael * (larents from missing a week of work while an upja-r respiratory In­ fection kept Michael away from daycare When Muharl arrived on the first day. Nolle said, "lie wu* scared to death ” But Muharl. llkr most kid*. * warmed up to u* once he realized wc were here as frtrnds." By Friday. Michael was all smiles, hugging Noltrj a* If she were his mother. Nolle strained to remember children who couldn't adapt to being with strangers. "Some children adapt to strangers more easily than other*." she said "Hut that doesn't mean It's a bad child or hr's( brlng treated Improperly It Just depend* on the Individual * Beyond a 23-year career of caring for children at Winter Park Memorial. Nolle has six children and six grandchildren of her own. Each member of the 12-member pediatric* staff Is. In fact, the mother of at least one child "We've all b*-en around children for a long time " Nolle emphasized Care ts provided for children between the ages of four weeks and 12 year* old Because they are too ill to go to school or davexr**. Nolle said, each sick child I* confined lo a mom. but not -l bed Nolle and her stall allow the children lo I k - as active os health permit*, white main la m in g con ce rn for crosscontamination between children In thru rare The nursing stall contacts parents of children who need emergency medical treatment Because of the pntrntia! for a ward epidemic, the Karr Korral cannot receive children with communicable disease* such a* chicken pox. me isle* nr mump* The cost ol Karr Korral t* $25 tor the first lit hour jirrtod and $3 jier hour altrrward. with a fee of $15 per additional child Beyond m e dical attention, children at the Korral receive one hot tnral during thetr stev Although Kare Korral Is more e x p e n s ive th a n M ich a e l'* dayi m u -, tn* mother tv llrv rt the cost is wonh her peace of rnlnd knowing he t* getting the atten­ tion he needs Victoria Evans prefer* the sen He when her son is til tierause stir can tie (vrtain he Is getting medication at Ihr pro(M-r lime Among 30 kids ru n n in g a ro u n d a daycare center, she said. Ids needs might tie overlooked “ I wr-uid love to slay home with my sick child." .Janice Shea of Sahal Point said, "but when I can't...it's the next hr*t thing " Shea's two ■fit litre it have Isith VtMtrJ die Karr KckimI Because Spore Is hlllilrd. the Kurr.il lakr* rhlldren on a flrat-come-ftrst served hast* Nolle said Although Nolle i an I reserve spare lor any i hlld, site advises parrnis to call her if a i hlld hev-omr* III at schixil to alrr* her they are Inirrrsled m care fur the lollow tog day By b 30 rot h morning she knnvy* what spare ts available Karen Clarke director nt romitninitv relations cl Wintrr Park Memorial said die service I* kept at i apart!) throughout thi flu and holiday season* whit h hit at once When children are most likely til get ill site said parent* are least likely lo have tune available to lake oil work because holnl.it* are approaching Nurse Nolle* Kare Korral. named to honor Nolle * service to Winter Park Memorial got underway tn Septerntier l(M(>a« a result ol rflorta hv die prdlal. Mr* unit rmpkiyre* Trium ph over spinal cord injuries By LIDIA W AtOW ICZ United Press International SAN F H A N C IS C O - J e r r y Lasso » greatest triumph came .it age 30 — when he look his first step In stx year* Lasso I* a paraplegic The muscular lormrr welghtltfter from Woodland Hills Calif , was paralyzed from the waist down In 1080 following a car arc .dent in East Hanover. N J "The doctor said I had a spinal cord Injury-, would never get brtter ami should learn lo spend the rest of my life In n wheelchair." Lasso. now 33, rec alled In an Interview. "I remember lo this ilav how they slurk a pin tn my legs, look my blood pressure and told me I'd never walk again For six months. I was In and out of depression Then, I decided I've got la twaI ibis thing “ Uisso rm harked on a cross-country odys­ sey that look him to 10 rehabilitation center* specializing In spinal-cord Injuries "Everywhere, they tried lo convince me lalse hope was worse than no hop- at all.*' I.asmi *ald "If that's true, you might as well craw I Into a hole and dir '' Six years later. Lasso ‘'rotted into'* Ihr W'nlkri Institute In P.icltlc Palisades, near Lo* Angeles, which txiast* one ol the country's most exjianstvr and advanced rehabilitation programs for spinal cord Inju ry victims "H err, the •valuation lasted two days Including rardlograms. neurological exam* measurements of response ol 150 muscles b oor scans, cardiovascular workup*, oxygen uptake* and tests of hands and legs/' I .assnsaid Told all was not lost, laisso began a dally, seven-hour regimen of In rrn v physical therapy that Included weight Idling rid lug" a stationary hike, cardlovasc ular rxercises. workouts on pulleys and electro muscle stimulation The program alms to build iiium lr hulk and prevent such common side rffrcisot tdr In u wheelc liatr as cardlovasc ular dlMinlcrs that ra n Irad to excess deposit* id cholesterol, lung problems that can lead to pneumonia, muscle atrophy; Miitrnirig ol ih r hone* and ralctfb a tlon of thr joints deformation ol the *plnr a n d shorirnirig ol the tendons Heart and lung complW at Ions account for 80 percent o( deaths among •pln.dcnid Injury victims. A series ol studies at Itie Walker IllstllUIr show all ol these condition* arc reversible in most ruses with proper therapy “ ln the third monih. they had me doing things everyorir else said t would never do again." l-.isso said "Now I i ait walk 1.000 Irrt on my own jniwer on a walkrr I am to sav the least, most pleased I-assn's dlshrartrmng early rv|iritriue is not unconiinon An estimated VMMid) American* suiter from chronii spinal-cord Injuries Each year 15,000 new victim* are handed a life senlrncr tn a whrrlih.ur — most ol them men under 25 disabled in automobile or diving accident* "W’r have an un.it hronlstn view that nothing can be done lor the spinal cord victim.7, said Dr Judllh Walker Inundrr of the Walker Institute m IMHI and the center * current medic al director who ha* devoted thr past 12 year* to paralysis research "I don't expect (siralyzcd people lo get up and walk, hut I'm convinced murh more can tie done to make them more Imlepcn dent." she said, Aldioiigh evjieriineiiis such as trial nerve r ell impi ous lido spinal curds have o|M-nrd new vista* and reduced some of thr lormrr (lesslmtsrn. Walkrr contend* many dm tors are tun (pm k to dismiss a i use as InijM Irss Walker's Irsts ol 150 |iaraplrg|r* and quudraplrgli * who have spent an average ol three months to *1* month* at tire renter — at $1,200 a monih — have led tier In a startling com lustoit "Paralyzed people may md lie jiaralyzcd aller all ' Medical Professionals... — 0PTHALM0L0GY I III I I I I 11IIIII — MARCELO R. ANAYAS MD. PA 80 Hwy. 17 & 92. DoBary. FL 407 668 1792 1290 E Normandy Blvd . Deltona. FL 407-574 9701 CMIco Mrs By Appointmanl Mon thru Sal WING SURGICAL. PA Kenneth M Wing MD. Diplomat of the American Board ol Surgory 309 Mangousilne Avo . Sanford 407-322 7761 DAY & SAKOWITZ. MD. PA LAKEVIEW EYE CLINIC. OPTHALMOLOGY 901 E 2nd St . Sanlord 323 7480 or Medical Arts C l r , Suite 404, Deltona. 574-1451 MARK NAGRANI, MD 1100 E 1st S t . Suite 5 Santord, FL 32771 Digestive Diseases, Hepatology & Nutrition Appointments 323 3333 JOHN F SCAEFFER. MD, PA J17 N Mangousilne Avonue. 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B AM 5 PM M F 407-3239570 THE UROLOGY CENTER, PA Gonzalo Huaman, MD Anthony J Arclola, MD Adult & Podiairic UrologyImpotence Support Gioup Longwood 767 0249, Sanlord 322 0090. Doltona 574 1421 �Ssnford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sundey. December it H o lid a y ch eer, good n u tritio n I V N Q BYRON are not believed to cure ranrrr but have shown a iMitenti.il prophylactic effect United Pros* International NEW YOKK - Holiday food in a non n r of tx»ih delight and drsjiatr for many people at thin llm r of year, so II should com r us g<Mxl nrws Hi.it It rosily ran lie o aonrrr of gncKl BUtrllton as writ With a III lie* thought olid srrinr rtUMlrrollon. Ihr season's seemingly constant (low ol IimmI •Iocs not have lo lie hazardous to your hr.ilth. say nutrlllon spec lalisis. who ollrr u jiosmvr outlook. Ci« Kl.nl j i a t i i r s wllli I m i w I s of nuts, tr .id t tloiiol holiday frosts, rvrn chocolate trrats lor thr kids t on be worry Irrr pleasures if enjoyrd without excess t o ils of holiday I im m I is quite j i im m I for you." says Dr firkin Morion, o rrsrorrh m irntlst ol Columhla Unlvrrslty ( ullrgr of I’hysirians and Surgeons T h r season favors plenty of foods rlrh In rssrntial nutrients. Including some whose onll-osldi/ing rlfn is in.iv help prevent irrtain forms ol ram rr Orange and yellow vegetable*. like swrrt potatoes and squash irr rt« h m beta <arotrne a nuinrni that converts to Vitamin A And pumpkin plr Is not sotud Morgan adds "The good simf is thr stulf that lends to hr lower In saturated fat." hr continues Nuts arr giHvd fond Alibiing’- th ry 'ir high In rnlorlrs they're also high In unsaturalrd fai high tn fiber rim <alriurn *’ Some liar llra/ll nuts, (ontaln trlrnlum a mlnrrMl also ihoughi to have cancer prevrnlatlvr pro|>rrites And fruits rs|iri lallv rltrus trolls arr high In Vitamin C another |witrntial guard against cancer. Morgan savs adding these nutrients C ra n b e rry laden foods a l.c appear at this tim e of year, often in Julres or relish T h r tungy Iron has long lie rn rrco g n l/rd as helpful In g u a rd in g against u r l n . i r v i r . n i in fe ctio n s possibly by m a k in g It more difficult for hac terta tn stick to th r u rin a ry tract lin in g T u rk e y , the w hite meat without the skin. Is recom m ended as ve ry 'ow In fat "If one tries not to eat high quantities of desserl that are Itlgl In fat. that also helps." he said, adding " It's all kind of h a rd ." “ A vo id large quantities of salty snacks liesidrs Increasing yo u r sodium Intake w h ich Is Istd for anyone w ith any blood-preaaure problem s, they m ake yo u thirsty, w hich tends to make you d rin k ton m u c h ." h r %ay% - W h ich brings us to the second big issue — ah cdiul Nut o n ly a r r t h r r r k n o w n risks assoc iated w ith d riv in g , but. If you are at all concerned about y o u r weight, alcohol contains huge am ounts of calories " M od ria llo n . not deprlvatic*i Is the key at holiday time rspec i.illv as vte n tls ts In c rra s inglv a rr convinced that low-calorie d irts greatly enhance file expectancy, retard some disease and |Nisslhly slow Ih r aging pica ess lip s to avoid some obvious holiday pitfalls Im hide using a sm aller plate for yourself so It a piw ais you a rr ra tin g more and dishing out the food In Ih r kite!...n to cut dow n on taking additional h elp in g sIro in serving platirrs A n d while c h ildren are swee .s. says M o rg a n developmental n u tritio n eat Irutts and nuts as snac Ixirn with a likin g for w ho spec lall/es in encourage them to ks D ia b e te s diet c a n re d u c e heart d is e a s e ■ f JK A N II S TO R K S United P r a ts International D A L I . A S — A d u lt un se t dialiries usually ta il tie con­ trolled th rou gh a i omhiiiation ol ■tral drugs anil diet, hut linding the right diet (or Am t rk a t 7 5 million adult d lahrtlr* Is a dll Ik lilt task I’h- sictans tndav -rr looking wtih iiiirrrst at a new diet that lias a higher tat rontrnt than conventional dirts tmt whirli lias been lound to help reduce tmth IiIcmmI sugar levrts and fatty ac ids In thr IiIcmmI irlati d to heart disease The d lllrrrn c r apjieurs In t the lv|ir nl lals coosorord r searchers at ih r University id le s a s S o u th w e s te rn Me d u a l Center m- jmiM m I in a recent Issue of the New England .lournat of Medicine T h r diet was developed as all alternative to conventional high c a r b o h y d r a t e d ie ts r e c o m ­ mended lor most type II non Insulin d r| irn d rn l (balletic* sail) Dr A h h lm a n v u tia rg ih r prm c I|m I Iiivc sllgalor Adult oi.set dlatiellc s arr twice as likely as non dlalietle* to develop heart cll*> ase. sciexjiert* usually rrrutnm encl a dirt m which 0 0 percent of the ralortrs come Irorn carbohydrates 25 p e rm it Irorn f.it and 15 jierrent Iroin prnieln " 'T h e A m e r ic a n D ia lir ie s A sa<m tat inn recomm ends sue h dirts lor dlatiellc s so as to reduce the saturated tatty acids and keep lo w density- lip o pro te in Imagine... Never clean a contact lens again! II.D I.I levels dow n, hut such diets c all lead lo Inc teased levels ch t i.^ lk r r ld r s and lower ley-.s o l h ig h d e n sity lip o p ro te in s II ID L l." tiarg said laiw density h|H>proteln% are a lv|ir ol cholesterol linked to an increased rtsk of heart disease IID I. the s o -c a lle d " g o - i d " c holesterol. Is thought to otter *vi»n»> protection acjalnsi heart ptnttiems Th e logic carladtydrale diet also m a y not adecpiately control hliMul sugar levels lor some pMltrnls I he researchers substituted scene molicHilts.itur.dec! lals. like o li v e o il. (o r s o m e o l the • arhohyctralrs Th e new diet gets up to 50 |M-rcent ol Its c .dories Irorn lals. and 35 per c c ut Irorn carttohydrales "We chose m ououns.itunited lals lire ausr they a rr as good as |Milyurisaiuralrd lats In lowering I.D I. c holesterol In cum partslon lo iK ilv u n vilu ra trd lats. they do not low er good c h o le s te ro l." (ia ig said T h e protein c o r .i.n i was not rh a n g e d Each diet provided 200 m illig ra m s ol rholesterol and 30 gram s ol dietary liber Th e high (at diet was tested tn IO m en whose sugar levels were not controlled by* diet alone since I i IocmI sugar Is the most im|Hir taut p r o b l e m m d ialirie s. tiarg said Survey: Florida tops states in good health practices behaviors. By PA TR ICIA McCORMACK United Press International N EW Y O K K - Elrirtd dents outshined those of 20 other states in following good health practices, arc ending to a llra h li Across Atnrric a survey by Lout* Harris and Assoc late* lor "P re ve n tio n " magazine A m o n g four major cities s u r­ v e y e d . N e w Y o rk le d L o s Angeles Philadelphia a n d th r C h ic a g o m e tro p o lita n a r r a s according to the five-year su rve y rrlrased Th u rs d a y T h r s u rv e y was based on telephone interviews w ith 1.250 conducted Iwtwren H W 3 and l!W47 in the 2 1 most jMipcdous slates, covering 7M peri r n t o l th r nation's population and lor the mrtrojKilit.cn arras of the lour largest cities Phlladrljihia at the time w as ra n k rd above San Franrtsco m population P o lls te rs as».rct a b o u t 2 1 specific p ra ctlrrs th .it 103 public health r t p e r ls have identified as prom oting gocsl health — sue h things as diet, eierrlse tv rig h t control, auto safety, sm o k in g and alcohol use drug use Florida topped thr list w ith V i r g i n i a ser o n d and Mass.cc husetts third K r s ld e n t s ol M in n e s o ta W isconsin and Indiana had the worst record lot good health practice*, the report said The pollsters developed an index d u h b rd the "P re ve n tio n Index." that listed all the good liealth behaviors If all those polled in a metro region or state practiced all 21. the "P re ve n tio n Index score lor those places W OUld I k - |I S) The national average " P r e ­ vention Index score cam e In at 63 3H. based on percentage* surveyed found tn t>r jir.ee tic log t h r k e y h e a lth p r o m o t i n g Th e Itehavlors and the jterrentage of a d u lts p ra ctic in g them, ai c o rd in g to the report on the survey that had a m argin nl error of 3 percent plus or m inus — Do nut sm oke. 72 percent: avoid sm ok in g in bed. 112 per cent wear seat Itell. 57 percent, avoid d rivin g alter drinking. 77 p ercent s m o k e d e te rlo r in home. H i p e rrrn t. socialize re g u ­ la rly . 8 3 p e rc e n t frequent strenuous exerci»e. 35 percent Islrrnuous exercise is d rlln rd .is exrrcism g so that "y o u breathe heavily and y o u r heart and pulse rate are accelerated (or a jiertcMl lasting at least 20 m in u tes": regular m eans "three days a week or m o r r " | — Drink a lcohol m o d -la te ly . Hk perrent (he a vy drinking is defined as "th re e or more drinks a day w hen you do drink 'I. avoid home accidents. *'l p e r­ cent lunil l.il in diet 54 percent, r jtn ta iii p ro p e r w eight 24 percent a lw a y s obey speed lim it. 55 jiercent annual blond piessore test H4 perrent. take str*M to control sires* 68 percettl t o n s u m r lltirr tjli fieri .-nt — Lim it cholesterol lit diet 42 perrent g e l j d e ij u a I e vitam ins.m inerals 50 jierient annual denial evarn. 75 percent limn scMhum m diet. 54 percent limit sugar in diet. 40 percent 7 H hours sle rp night HI jx-r cent Am ong the m.t)or states scor­ ing alatve the national average nl « : 1 H w e re F lo r id a . 6 5 0 5 ; Virginia 64 34: Masaathusr its. 0 4 28 N e w T u r k . 64 15 . ('altlornta. W ashington. 63 OH. Mic higan t»:i o5 I'ennsvTvanU. 63.77; Georgia. 63 50. Texas 63 .50 llelow average New" Jersey 63 35 M aryland. 63 07 Illinois 62 07: North Carolina 62 57 M is s o u ri.. 62 2 5 . Lo u is ia n a 62 15 Tennessee. 62 05 O h m 0 l 08 NORBERTO E. PRIU M.D., P.A. IS ANNOUNCING THE CLOSING OF HIS NEUROSURGICAL PRACTICE AS OF JANUARY 31, 1989. M a t A ' * Urged To Contact This Othc* Balo's That Dal* For Transfer Of Madical Records. Settling Accounts Etc mans Vou N O R B E R T O E. P R I U M . D . , P. A. 1403 Madlcal Plaza Or. Sulla 214 Sanford. FI 32771 (407) 321 4490 • ■‘Feel Goo d A g a i n ” LAKE M AR Y BLVD. C H IR O P R A C TIC OH. THOM AS F. VANDCLL. D C. Chiropractic Family Health Center •02 I Lafca Mary Bl«d (Suita 107 Baykaad Cantar| Sanford, FI. 32772 • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY • PAIN CONTROL • WORKER S COMP • SLIP & FALL INJURIES PH. 322-9300 ^ FEET Dr. Frederick I. Pearl POOIATRIST A COMFORTABLE OLD AGE II you rr a meinber tlie Senior Citizens Sri vou know you have InCs i>t t tmijMfiv T h r growl h tn the niinitM-r id olilrr jws^tlr is amazing Irorn :l million aged or olilrr in I'XJil to morr Ilian 23 million tr> ■lav laingrvlty Is wonrtrrtul. anil II s even morr wonderful when vou ran move atM iut easily and comfortably That means taking g<MMl i arr of your lert *Act outing to the U S National Center lot Health Slatlstlrs Im lulunent of tfie lower exirenillles Inc hiding Hie leel Is one of the tna (of causes nl artlvlly IlmllaUuil A I m iu I one Inutlli <>t all nursing liorne |Mllents can t walk at dll and another one sixth ran nne sixth can only walk when they have help Hun I grit your teeth and decide lo grin ami tiear any Iimii pro tilems you may have They w ill on ly get worse until vou gel the help vou need You want lo continue to live a useful and sattalving (lie Vou want tn tie as mobile as you can able in work at home and in com m unuy artlvltlrs Your (MKhatrtst can hr one of your ties! itirmis by IIrating anv loot jirnhlrms you have and mak­ ing you tret <nrnlorlahle again w h rrrvrr vou want yrmr leel tu lead you 8 1 50 Oo you hear but not understand words? Do people seem lo mumble or shout? If you answered "yes," take our oiler F R E I electronic nearing testy will be given at tn# Beitone Hearing Aid Center this »ee» SAsroso wt uoo i m S IrMCt 6* Cars#* K 21*4 ll otitoaA /ii woo IISO DM INC H i t IMl "• Mac M m r Cj Ai r Impotence doesn’t have to be a - problem Of CT.N1KAL ILOKIIVX, 830 E. S.R. 434 Longwood. Fla. (407) 331-1600 CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEALTH ' i* Ind:ana W isconsin. 61 42 Minnesota 6 0 4H New York C ity 's score was 64 55 and the L o s Angeles m etrojm hian a re a 's 63 73 — I m ii Ii above average Philadeljihia and Chicago m rtrn arras came in lielow average — 63 20 and 62 25 respectively ' At this time s p rv ilir reasons lor the differences are a matter ol speculation. Th o m a s Dvltdahl direction ol th r "Prevention magazine survey said " T h is data provides a starting jvouit lor study ol the jMipidatloo ch a ra c te ris tic s that u n d e rlie these t>rh.ivtor variations C L IN IC O N YOUR 1988 — SD DR A W . W OOD A ll Recent medical science tus nude dranutic advances in the treatment of impotence. Thousands of men luv e Ix-en restored lo potency again by urologists through iut the l Jmted States using ihis treatment. Once again men and their partners are enjoying fuller more satisfying rcUtmn Jups. A free booklet. “ Impotence; Causes and Treatments" can be yours for the asking It explain- how tin- treatment iutilurd and the type of impotence it can help. Once you have read it. you may wish to discuss your situation with one of our physicians who specialize tn the treatment of unpotcnce. •CHIROPRACTOR- . 1 THE HEALING ART A . • v VT Introducing ACU VU E' Disposable Contact Lens by Johnson & Johnson Dr. John Hammerli 549 W. Lake Mary Bird. (Oriltwood Village) Lake Mary, FI 321-7497 Have you ever *Ioj>|k d to think m ay make your D uly m o rr prone the healing art and wtial II to disease and other tiochly Ills means/ It's mil magic, hui li IK T h r most ckiicale and lm|K»rmrlhiMl Dim tors of chlrojirartlr tnril organs of the nervous system use- Hie naiur.d lirahh m r t h i K i. arc located In your brum and Ikisrd mi tii.itiv decades ol srlrn sjilu.il column A lthuug h Ihr title observation Like other lit .in sjitne s i i j i im i M s and hrl|is protrcl dies eg ilie healing arts, rhlrnjirur- llicsc vitals ni-rvi s, am misalign lie Is I m i i I i an art amt a srlrricr menl may cause intrrlrrruce witli A normallv liinciionlng nervous iIn- How ol n rrvr Impulses That's system Is vital lo ginnl liraltli All w tiy ctociocs ol clilropractlc coil of tlic structures and cells in your centralr in tills .lira I mmI v dr|K-nd on Imjiiilses carried by your nervous system. When these Impulses travel unlnlerIII I tie IMIrrrsI nl lir t t r r h ra llll rupted. your organs and cells arr Irorn thr o ilier of atilr lo function normally Hut W oodall C h iro p ra c tic when thrrr Is Interference, either Center Iimi much or not enough nerve 1400 8. Park A v e . supply- your tissues and organs 322-4762 cannot funci Ion properly This Sanford. F L i i I m iu i S U P P O R T G R O U P ON IMPOTENCE 7 p.m., Thursday, December 15, 1988 Dr. A n th o n y Arriola. Urologist Central Florida llcgional Hospital All VI elecimr • KIIKK • HrfrrslinienU For inforimilioii call: IMML.'LUs-TTi!4* WuUrology Petite*** 1403 M e d ic a l P l a / a D r iv e S u ite 101 S a n fo rd , F lo r id a �•O — Sanford HsrsM. Ssnto'd, Florid* - Sunday. Dsctmbr H , IOM Law BOOK REVIEWS Continued from Pegs ID "One of the most effective ways of encouraging recycling Is providing container* for the homeowners." said l"cte Grogran, director of materials recov­ ery fur the solid wuste consulting f i r m of K . W . B e c k a n d Associates. "In most of (he new program*, the receptacle ta pro­ vided by the city or the (recycl­ ing) company." Christine Velez. San Joae curbside recycling project man­ ager. said during a 1986 pilot program of 60.000 home*, half the homes were given sets of three containers to collect re­ cyclable materials and half w rrr not. Velex said In Ihr arras where Ihc container* were dis­ tributed. 72 percrnl of Ih r homes participated, while only 38 percrnl of the household* participated In the areas where no container* were provided. Velez said Velez said San Jose now has pUsllc containers distributed In 175.000 homes and Is collecting n e w -paper*, a lu m in u m , tin cans, plas'lr bodies and mixed glass 'r three se|>ara:e plas'L' containers The container srls cost 814 each, rrprraer.il- g needy a 82 5 million etty In v rs tm rn t In the containers alcne. Veler said Ihelr rlly's house liold gar tMgr collection Iso con traded lo private companies, bul recyrllng ha* enabled ihelr city lo reduce luiusehold mon­ thly gartiage hill* by about a dollar. A lth o u g h some elite* Ihroughoul the country have gone lo cash Incentive programs lo encourage voluntary recycling •attlclpatlcin. Velez said Tan Jose oiler* none "We offer no Incentive other Ilian telling the people this Is British spies still shock Mask of Tre achery By John Coatello (Morrow. 70S pp.. 823.95) Krpercusslon* Irotn (h r Cambridge Spy Hlri|(. which rum r lo liuhi In 1951. arc still nulling skelr turn* In English cloacta. The latest thakri in litis eye opener by Juhn Coalrllo. an English historian with good Ameilcan Conner I Iona. Mask of Trrarhery" la built around ihr biography of Anthony lilunl. known a* "the fourth m an" In Hie ring Ihai Included Guy Burges*. Donald Mai Iran and Kim Phllhy. The ihrrc defected lo ihr Soviet Union afirr working a* double agrnt* in British Inlrlllgcnce In Woild War II Coalrllo aaya hr examined tome 4 OIK) U S. documents in preparing Ihla book Dial technically vkilate* the llniiah Official Secrrl* Act and may have a bearing on current prupoaaU to strengthen Ihr law that alrrady clanipa a tight lid on freedom of the prraa tn (irr.vt Britain What Coatello did. much to tlu confirm a­ tion of the British Ministry **f Orfenw. * u seek out Hrttisl. documenta In the United Stain, which tuu* lwen provided to U S Inlrlllg nee agencies and ihr Stale Depart­ ment. Under a U S •British agreement. the»e paper*. Mill rlaaMlIed aa aeriel In Itrttaln. were not meant to be made public Hut they wound up in the National Archive*, whrrr they are available lo researcher*. and In Fill file*, where Costrlki obtained them through the IrreloR i of Information Act Ualng these plua Interview* with forrnri U S tntrlllgeiue official*, Costello catnr up with *orh mnctu*iou*a • It was tilunt and not l!urgr«a. a* ha* been believed, who served a* the rrcrutlrr lor Ihr Soviet* at Cambridge Unlverwlly in the 11130* • The F i l l * u h |i« •tr«i lilunl rtf tiring a So* tel agent In 1951. but the British embarrassed about the extent of Snvlel prnrtrallon of their chief Intelligence service*, denied It and refuvd ro permit FBI ig"*ms to question lilunl when hr w rn l to Washington • Hucklrigtiam Palacr had a vested InirrrM In covering up IDunt’a past betause hr wa* aenl io Europe it Ihr e.vl of the aar ir rolle r I from raptured German archive* all reference* to die royal laimly. particularly I how pertain ing lo the Duke til Windsor * alleged pro Nazi activities lilunl * la*l Job wa* curator of Ihr royal lum lly’%art collertloii • FBI D lm -ior .1 Edgar Hoover conMderrd Ihr duke and bl* American wife, the former Walll* Slmp*nn. security rtr.k* and waited the Hrttl«h to intrrn them for Ifie duration of the war. • Hltmi wa* not ihr chief "mote" In Hrttloti Inlelllgrnce; It wa* Guy Liddell. one of the top officer* In MIS. who was never Investigated although lie wa* a clone associate of Blunt and Burge** and traveled In their homosexual circle. • The Hrlllah system for clearing people lo handle aecrct information wa* a disaster, it lying extensively on the ' old boy' tradition of trust lug people with Ihr right family and school connection* to run the most sensitive espionage agencies The extent of the damage Ihr Cambridge spies did before, during and after World War II probably will never be known outside of the KGB • What Is known, and deprrsslngly detailed by Coalrllo, Is that a small group of rollrgiair intellectual* made fools of Ibr British In trlllgcnre services and Foreign Offlcr. which perrr.tMcd them to work their way Into the most sensitive posts dealing with British national security. Iraking Ihr nations lop secrets lo the Kremlin Blunt, who died In 1983. confessed lo i * espionage role In I9G4 If. exchange for liTinimlty from prosecution. Hut lbs public never knew about It until l"rtrne Minister Margaret Thatch* > nr.nounced it u. the Hour*, of Common* In 197P "Mask of T rra c h o y " lime* the operation*of Blunt and hi* rolleague* from Cambridge lo Ihelr graves in a slory. aa the subtitle stale*, of "spies, lies, buggrrv and brirayal." I art Ing .3e Waters: An. *ties In lb » King Years. 1 9 5 * 1963 By Ta ylo r Branch (Simon and Schuster. 1.064 pp.. 824.95) Taylor Branch argue* in the preface lo thl* epic eflort. In write a history of America and the civil right* movement during Martin Luther King Jr.'s leadership, that "King * life is ilie best and most Important metaphor for American hlMory in I lie watershed pnMwar Vear* ” It Isa thesis lhai other historian* undoubted­ ly will challenge, but in this wide ranging monumental tapestry of Just a dr rad.- of American life Branch make* a prrliy good rave for It The param irrs are crucial h* 1954. ihr Supreme Court handed down ihr landmark decision outlawing school srgirgatlon. and a young King look up Ihr past mate of Dexter Avenue Baptist Chun h In Montgomery. Ala . from which he would lalrr lead the plvolal Montgomery bus boycott This first of a projected I w o volume work end* In 1963. ihr same year King helped b-ad the March on Washington and delivered hta I have a dream" speech and the year I "resident Kennedy wa* assassinated Grandm a — Lrwta Grtrrarii IN — 2.2031 N O N F IC T IO N 1 C hild S ta r — Shirley Temple Black |4 — 13.2031 2 A ll I Really Need lo Know 1 Learned In Kindergarten — Kobert Fulghum ( I - 9,6791 3 Oracle: A Love Story — George Burns 17.5401 4 Senatorial Privilege — t-eu D.imorr 15 — 0.0771 5 The Laat Lion — William Manchester 12 -4.4791 0 T h e W ay T h in g s W o rk — David Macaulay ( 6 - 4.4 IH| 7 Seven Stories of Christm as Love — Leo F Bu*caglla(7 - 4.2551 8 Th e Eight-week Cholesterol Cure — Hubert K. Kowalski 12.2351 9. The Home Planet — ed Kevin Kelley (2.2 IH| 10 D on't Bend Over In the Garden. T R A D E P A PER B A CK S 1 The Cat Who Came for Christm as — Cleveland Amorv 11 — 16.887) 2 Love You Forever — Hubert Munst h (3 - 4.3421 3 Beloved — Toni Morrison 16 — 3.6411 4 W hy Do Clocks Run Clockwise? — David Feldman 12.946) 5 Separated A t B irth — Spy Maga/lnc 12.919) 6 Hero W ith a Thousand Faces — Joseph Campbrll(2.499| 7 Love. Medicine and Miracles — Berntr Siegel (2.405) 8 The Power of M yth — Joseph Campbell (2.(KK)| 9 Co-Dependent No More — Melody Brattle ( 8 - I.7HI) 10 The Far Side Q allery 3 - G ary Larson 11.6741 UP1 report SAO P A U L O . Brazil — Brazil's rodeo cowlxiys arr an upwar dl y m obile bunch They smoke low lur clgarelies, trim Ihelr moustaches and study Ihelr form on video cassettes. And ubovr all. they dream of America und of winning golden "Top Rider” hel l b u c k l e s on N o r i h America's professional rodeo Hnrull. " In the United Stutc*. (here's this Idea of Ihe cow­ boy as Ihr lopo. Ihr healthy, handsome guy who gels Ihr best women." said Eanard Klbrlro. president of Ih r steer-riders' association. "It's something we've gol locopy.” They did Ihelr best al Brazil's first National Cowboy C hu rn p lo nshl|> . held lu N o ve m b e r in a covered s l u (I I u m I n t h e b e s t neighborhood of Ihr nation's "Th e rec-pMon lias been J-'*i »emUc.' Wall said "Bart ol Die reason Is we were Ihe first In Ihe slate and everybody wa* wat­ ching us In see If It could work There wa* a lot of civic pride Ir-vdved." Wall said Ihelr lown p r o v i d e * IO gallon plastfc boxes lor rest denis All Ihe materials bring recycled arr mixed In ihr ion lalnrr and lalrr *■ »a-a>rd at the landllll by machine. sI m sum Curbside collection has pro duced Inleresllng results In ihelr town Wat* *ald She said a form of neighborly peer pressure on residential sirrei* has produced more participation by home­ owner* not wauling lo br out­ done by Ihcir neighbor* W a ll said Ih r containers, made from recycled plastic, bear Ihe slogan "We recycle" wlikii adds lo (lie lielghtiof Imod pride as container* arr plated by Ihe curbs for collection separation In the future with a mandatory program. Tullork N kl be will provide runtalner* lor the homes and use a *r|iaratr truck to collect the recyclable* he said part of ihe problem wa* acceptance was people saw the same truck picking up thru rrgulai garbage and their recyclable material* which developed a thought live rrryctables were bring thrown away Allhough Tullork esllmalrs Ihc rlly spent 8429 lor each ion of recyclable* <oiledrd In the program, hr still doesn't regret hi* first iry al recycling "li was priceless." Tullofk sakl "Because II forced people In think about these thing* Shopping— Talk aItooI your Ideal photo opportunity A litre picture of Ihe kids with Simla would lie a great Insert lo a Christmas card lor Ihe grandparent* Oh. sure If you don't mind Ihe kid looking like he's Just gotten a good eloar-up look at Freddy Krueger ll's some kind o( mind altering drug ll's something they put In the water »r release Into Ihe atmosphere al Ihla lime ttl year You know whal I think ll Is? I think there's a satellite In nrbll that emits some kind o( radiation that penetrates our brains ll’s programmed lu lx strongest m December. Thai s whal they were doing on Ihe Iasi shuttle mission — irplaelng Ihr salrllltr Thai's why ll was so hushhush Ihr saddle In Ihr early days of Continued from Page ID Ihe Kragun administration.-and alcohol. Johnson said you don't have lhat crowd "‘They have a history of being around now." said Holierl Depragm atic." Chlm erlne said drrlck. chlrl economist lor Ihr "They strike me as bring doers." Northern Trust Co ol Chicago The appointment* may In­ "This Isn't a group lhai In d i c a t e l ha l B u s h I* less Ideological und more modrrulr llsrll has said Hurt higher taxes than Bresldent Keugan. who would shakr Ihr founilatkms of launched hi* first four years with Ihr republic. It's Ihelr leader a dr terminal ion lo bring Ihr who has." Dcdertck said. theory of supply-aide economics The appointments show Bush Into reality. us Ihe establishment moderate "Th e difference rrally Is lhat he appeared brforr ihr cam­ Ihc supply-skiers ... they w rrr in paign. Drdrrli k said "You lakr lhai (or good or III." D r d r r lr k added "President Kr.ig.m was an extremist and look whal hr accomplished." Juslnnwskl disagreed, saying tills team ha* Ihr poirnllal lo articulate an economic strategy a* (Mtwrrful a* Hr.ig.m V "Th e Bush administration has not yet had a chance lo artlcu late the funrrpiu.il Inundations of Its economy st r at egy . " Jaslnowskl said The chlrl arlnr. however, will ultimately be Bush. Ihr unalysls agreed Coatlnaad from Pofa ID out-of-work fat guys? Children are st ared lo death o( these clowns Bul silll. those mommy* and daddy*. In Ihe spirit of Ihc holiday*, drag Ihrlr kit king and screaming. Irar-streaked youngsters up lo sll on Ibis old. fa! guy's lap and lelt him whal they want for Christmas Money bv Berke Breathed BLOOM COUNTY (JOTXWTH A r x irv) hvaxcanc mr me biggest city. Slick pastel Slelsons sold for $12 G irls In rllngy. srqulnrd dresitr* vied wllh Ixxiicd youth* In designer jeans und expensive tussled shirts to udd an Amertcun Western touch n a m r Mine* n me xt/mew fe*i/y*eAT rc a v A n A local band called Texas Stiow fiddled and stomped through an amplified reper­ tory tii.it dealt mainly wllh roses, ribbons, und Ihe lone­ some trail. ________ _ Klbrlro. 24. has been riding rodeo since he was 15. He nays his nose was broken four limes, his lefl arm Iwlce and his ribs twice. "Now It's more or less a Job." hr said, "bill I love II." Hruztl bus a frontier tradi­ tion something like Ihc Unit­ ed Stairs of a century age- In parts of Hie wild Interior land owners and gold prospector* still pack pistols — and use them. To help cities. Bell said Ihe slate agreed lo pay ihe rnllrc 83 million lo 85 million annual rosi for Ihe program through revenue generated oy recycling materi­ als. such a* glass and newspa­ per. As a result of Ihe stale subsidy, homeowner* saw no garbage collection fee Increase* East Greenwich, a small town of 12.000 people, was Ihr p llo l rlly In the stale program and slnrr starling Ihe program List year, has been able io reach 90-percent participation, said Nancy Wall, town solid waste coordinator. Allhough Ihe town council established a warning system followed by a maximum 8100 fine for rrsldenls who don't I M r t l r l p a t c . no lines have been Issued. Wall said didn't rare * Tullork ended Ihc advertising and -ash program a year ago and since then, he said Ihe recycling level lias remained alsvul Ihe same Tu llo rk said he Is dralling legislation lo recommend lor stale approval which would allow Ihe clly lo adopt mandatory curbside ContlBMad from Fog* ID Tullui'k said Tullork said the city conducted a Irlrphour survey of 400 people who reported 68 percent were rrcycllng some or all o( Ihe lime Hut Ihe amount* o( material* actually tiring rollrclrd helled lhat rrsull, Tulluck said Belorr Ihr Cash tor Trash program was begun year* ago Tulluck said Ihr rlly had a newspaper recycling program In place that was removing one-half at one percent of Ihe gartiage (rum the waslesirearn. although newspapers typically represent up lo 10 percent of Ihe total waste going lo a landfill Al Ihe end of 18 months, only I percent of Ihe waslesirearn was bring rrrnoved by rrcycllng newspa)wr* double bul still very small "Big deal. It mean* 99 perrenl of It wa*n I gelling taken out," Tullork said The people here must havr a dlHrrrnl kind ol srnsr ol humor or something I mean II was crazy lo oflrr a $1,000 But the people around here |usl M A B 8P A P ER B A C K S 1 Th e Bonfire of the Vanities — Tom Wntfe 12 - 4.4551 2 Love and War — John Jake* 11 — 3.0451 3 Tt.a Tom m yknockera — Stephen King (4 - 2.55.'» 4 The Math — Dean Knout/ tIO — 2 14H| 5 Silve r Angel — Johanna Lindsey ( 2. 1721 6 Fam ily: The Tlca that Bind and Gag — Krm.i Bnmhrrk ( 1.8591 7 Tim e File* — Hill Cosby II.8351 8 T re a s u re — CliveCussler(5 — 1.650) 9 Kaleidoscope — Danielle Sleel |7 — 1.542) 10 Se arch the Shadows — Barbara Michaels 11.1101 Brazilian rodeo riders dream of the big time As a result of ihelr voluntary recyrllng program lo try lo reduce ihc demand on Ihelr landfills, about 60 percrnl of Ihr city's 147.000 household* havr signed up. Barker said Barker said half Ihr homes in the clly are provided wiih a 90 gallon container which Is used for the collection of re cy viable material* The contain r n are collected monthly Unr.cr and her contract. I he other hall of Ihe ciiy’s h om e* are provided three Marking tunlalners like those used In San Jose These - -nlalner* are picked u p '.rekly. Barker said the program lia* been able lo reduce household waste going tu ihr city landllll by • ur lo five percent and com­ mercial wastr by 25 percent, for a total of nearly 30 percent One of Ihe first cities in the nation to require rurtislilr sr|«a rati on of gar bage is East Greenwich. K I Th e Khode Island Legislature passed a law L» 1986 rrqutnng -very com­ munity tu begin mandatory curbside separation by 1990. said Carole Hell, senior stale environmental planner. Hell said the state was faring the rapid filling of Its main landfill and needed lo a d fast Program THIS WEEK'S BEST SELLERS F IC TIO N 1 The Queen of the Damned — Anne Kit e (No 3 Iasi week - 5.202 copies ordered I 2 One — Kit liard Bat h 12 — 5. 115) 3 The Polar Express — Chris van Allsbtirg (4 -3 .8 3 4 1 4 Dear MUI — Wilhelm Grunin Maurice Srndak 11 - 3.368) S T ' . Banda of Tim e — Sidney Sheldon (5 - 3 3291 ft Dragonsdawn — Anne McCaffrey If* 2.9021 7. A n y th in g for B illy — l-arry M< Muriry ( 1 0 - 1.8821 8 The Cardinal of the Krem lin — Tom Clancy | 9 - 1.5511 9 The Shell Scckero — Kosamunde Ihlcher ( 7 - 1.3681 10 Alaaha — James Mu hrner 11.2671 what need* lo be done." she said. "M andatory separation would be an insult io ihc people her e b e c a u s e t h e y pr i de themselves In helping out." Velez said clly councllmrn were facing a nearly full landfill und had no permission lo build a new one when they decided lo begin the recycling program about three years ago The clly of Seattle, Wash., faced similar landfill pressures when It began It* recycling program In February. Lorlr Barker, the city's wa*|e reduc­ tion project manager, said both Ihelr city landfills are being closed and are designated as Suprrtund cleanup site* A new landfill Is being opened, she said r S' — m \ 1 V 7^ 5* * W \ a \ ^ ’*♦ \ ^ ) m X-W i u tm T) (jp*y ( if f \ ] J Jm J a J j i meuw w v m �SUNDAY Sanford Herald D e c e m b e r 11, 1 9 8 8 E Classified Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 10 n » i > c » lh « . . S X • Am HOURS » n m n t m u m i . . . M C • Am too A.M. •7*9 M L ] i m K i i t H H am . . 7AC • Am HOMOAY tfcru TODAY 1 Um .................... 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I IM IN O L I D A V ID N B l M N ltN C O U N TT. FLORIDA C L E R K O F THE CIVIL ACTION NO C IR C U IT COURT m i*aa CA** L BY CactH*V Ikarn F IR L T NATIONAL RANK OF OapwtyCMrk C H IC A G O a Nalwna* Bar* *"0 PublHfe No.ember M 11. Dt A llo t to*Mr crmtwr a fe It, Itaa DE K IR Plaintiff. IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT. IN 9% A N O FO R SEM INO LE K I N N I T H l M ARINI a* *> DaMndanit C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO M la li CA ** L NOT 1CI OF L A l l IMPf d i a l s a v i n g s N O TIC E It fe**tby o*rar tfeat pur w a r I W Ma Final Judgm-r* ASSOCIATION a California Corporation. at Faraclatwra and Law tnMrad Ptatnttlt, Ir M* tawta panduig m Ife# vt C ircuit Cawrt #1 Ife* E IO H WILIIAML RAY ERL. T C r N T H Jwdkial Catwll. m and lor SEM INOLE C o u rt, Florida Civil A ct«n Nwmba* a m in d id n o t ic i of sale aa laa* CA at l m* mRtrtigrwd NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Ifeal pw ftuanl ta Am ardad Clark v ill kail M# praparly Summary Final Judgment at liluaWd In t*R Cou"If da Faraclatwra antaiad an Dr Ltfitwd •( iambar I, it** In Ife* Circuit Unit *0 1 R. LAKE HOWELL lou*l m and tar Lamlnal* ARM S COND OM INIUM a Cawnly. F lo rid * . Cat* No faridanir i — attardwg M ife* II till C A N l vfearain IM Oadaratian at Candammiwm P EN IAL SAVINGS ASSOCIA and I afeibilt anrwird tfe#*#*o *ato,dad in Ottkial Hatordt TION a Calllarnla Carperalian I PtfeMttl and W i l l I AM l Itoo* IMF. Pag* 11A*, ol tfe* RAVERS It Dttondanl Ma un Public RaernOt at Samlnal# dartignod Clark will tall a' County. FfeaRa loga'fea, viM public tal* M Ma feigfeall and an wnduidad irM'ytl ir l*w tomnon aWnwntt and limilad ball txddyr tar caih al M* * » ,' Irani dear at Ife* Sam mo I* common aWmanlt dactaiod w* Comity Courtfeauca m Laniard taid Oaclaratlon al Can SaminoW County Florida al Mo d a m ln lw m I* be An a p pwftananc* M Ife* atsv* Can hour at II 00 a m or Ife# lllfe dam iM m Unit day of January. A D lt*t ifeal tailain root property tituoty and togatfear aim *H iNucturat bamg In iam lnot* County. Improyamanlv flaturav appll Florido dak* bad at lot loot antat and * | » v i l » M « t l or taR lard o* mad in tor|wrvlwr Tfeat c t r la l n Tovnfeouta itwravilfe al public uW. ta *fe* P a r c o l k n a v n a t L a i J. W IN D W AR 0 S Q U A R E . SEC fe.gfeail and bail bidder tar each TION O NE. according la Ife* al 11 oo a ttack A M . or Ife* ll Plal Mar*at at recorded in Plot day ot January Itot. al ife* Watt Fran! door at Ife* LIMIHOCE Rook I*. Pag* it . ot Mo Public Cawnty Covrtfeawt*. Varlord. Bacardi ol SamlnoW Count, Florido Florid* O A TE O Ml* > day ot 0* (C O U N T SI ALI comber, A D life* D A V ID N B IR R IE N DAVIO RE N B IE N C L E R K OF THE Clark o* M* Circuit Court C IR C U IT COURT By Jane [ Ja io v k Ry Jana! Jatavk Deputy CWrk Oapwty Clark Pwblith Oh II. II. IN* Publlth D m It. II ItN O f l ICR D E L I0t £ F OAVION BERRIEN Cl IR K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SCMINCSf Cawdy F Ry Ian* f Jatavk Deputy CMrk Pufeaiefe Oar ll U 'Ml Of Mt thereof recorded in PLAT feOOO |« PAGES »I ANO 1 < P lR L IC R f >ROL OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY Fl o r id a D A T E D al S A N F O R D FWrda PW* Fday *1 0 OAVION R IR R lfN c i i f e - o r thf CIRCUIT COURT S IM IN O ll Caernty U w U a Ry JarvC Jatavk Dapwty Clark fubi.m Oar II It IM* O i l Ml C O R R E C TE D ARENBA SEMINOLE COUNTY feOAROOF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OF PURI 1C H I OPING C i n M a t a tf m am p m TO WHOM IT MAY COMCt RN NOTICE IS HEREBY O lY lN THAT <fe* SammaM CataWy Raaraa* Adiue*mar* veil candiot a pwfeur feaarmg M < CONSENT AOINOA R aaORIli MOMI/A I AORICULTURI (ONE * JUAN AORIATICO RAJ* *1 *tT( A I Aprkurfea* Zara Te peace o "Mb,# *wmo iRameiaWmorti an Tor Korto* MA S*. *wr 1* | I H *06 H f at « « l a Raw* ' i vuw L M MW wr Mooa arM I at C* *M lO I L T I I Ttwe pubtk W a "W b* fe**d m Ream V IM a* **w Samnvw ( aun,, Sarrcat BwMmg IMI t » » * • Shea* Santa,* H a d * am (w, amber i* lag* a* • a* pm m at tea* Vv, #****. at pa n Lw v , Han tammarry lead vrM m# lard Manage marl DwacMr *m ba iw iu a v a * Par lane e y w n f •> R » p N « k**,ue) **w k* feaard F a lta r dr*a.n H i l d a fey toHmg a * I IM * * * * * * ttaunc are ad.‘tad ma* i* may decide M avowal rey b c i w r mad* *f M l two* mg Pwy i d need a retard a* m* pracaadmg i H d Mr await pwrpaaa that may read M m u i ma* a rarfeatwr i h k * a* MW 1 1 i iii if gi •• m ak wfekfe racar* weld ** *ta taetuvary ard , T i—• wfekfe aw appeal U R N Latwi par Saatwr Ml IMS F Wald* lc**utat LIM INOLf COUNTY ROARDO* AOIULTMINT RY R IN T U C K fR CMAIR*AAN p.okitfe t W i k . 1 II iaaa D « K la*A IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT. HONT I f NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO M I I M C * ISP I N R I F O R F E IT U R E OF S a M M U N lT E O S T A T IS CUR R ENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS TO E award »Mva>d Jr . IM BaraMw O rird Altamwky Sprmgt FL D M ' and ail eHwrt afe* claim ar mMryi* m Hw tv Me mg pr*M*r», al Sal I P0 US cwrfyrcy afewfe #*t tailed ar ar afeau* ife* ' Hfe a*r *• Augwe* ' M* a* v nee, IM* F tpiarwdr V * . Apartnwn* a l l ( ana bar * , SamiryM C ferlp * Wr da by •<* fwm* *W*tl by *fe* Sammaw laim*f StwWIkg D#p**t«wri Sammaw Cacmty FwrMa •fee , .1 appav. f a t a . — HOtaOtlAgiE S JO SEPH DAVIS JR cn igtfe aa, a* January -tar a* I ■ A V m loam n o * tw ife* yurpot* *a tiling * Pytilwn Mr RuW M S*Wv Cawe* ard Mr Fma* tfearnd no* tw O mMt m l a k i V * afe, Hw dee,»*bad MrW'Wd M Hw uea a* *» ***# by HW SfeariH a* SamirwW Ccnm*y. f wr ida upwi araduemg du* v 0®' Hw* ifea lama aat weed m Sammaw Catmly. Florid# m .w talw t *a tfe* feat at Hw SUM a* Florida d ra -rg wife t w * ,abaml and * * r (* anm*I oltaniai pureuor) M Florda S*#*-ta» t i l **' M* I HE RE R V C l R T lF Y Hw* Ifen Na*Kt and i*l oc *ampan, mg pwodmgt or* twmg v n d r ----------- - ta T WrKU S*a*uMt t i l M* Ifea Hut ]fe*fe day a* Naramba, ’ taORMAN R WSXF IN&EB STATT ATIORNI Y BY ANNF f RICHAROS RUTBERG A S A lOk t at* F .,1 * Shea* Sonlord Florido UTM Pwfelieh Dacamba'« 11 '*•* O IL 11 Ife I HE C IR C U IT COURT. E I G H T H N IH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . L IM IN O L f C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O M l l l ' C A I I I IN R E F O R F E IT U R E OF A IM JF O R 0 VAN V FH IC LE IDF N tlF IC A T lO N N U M R f R t U ( BKAiaa* NO TIC E OF F O R F E IT U R E P R O C E IO IN O S TO M*cfe*rd A Murker ala HagW Part Road Ml R R,*d*r*ar F I lin e a r M l HagW Park Raad. RiadmMn F l M C I ard all ktfeart vfea claim an mWratl in Itw Mnavmg propart, alar* IM* Ford Van VIN F laf R KAIatl vfekfe oat w ind er o* about Ife* }S*n day al March *M* ol or near Nartfe end M erer, S*'***i A Itomen N Springi SaminoW Cawnly F lorido by and being feaid by tfe* Sam>noW County Sheriff i Daporlman* SaminoW County Florida vfeo alll oppaa, baMra tfe* H O N O B A R li K E N N E T H M L E F F L E B. an IHfe day •• January I R t a l l R A U in loom Nil* tor d a purpma al tiling a Petition Mr RuW M Shov Caul* and Mr Fmal Order ol ForMOiPa vh y **w daknbad prop*,*, ihould no* b* torteiMd M Hw wio ol o» low fey **w Shorrll ol Sam mow County. F lor id* upon producing due proof Ifea* **v com* v o i weed tr SemirmW C ourt, Florida m «iol*rwn ol ifea lave al tfe* S**N ol Florida dra'<ng vtlfe contfotiand and o*fear criminal ot tan 1*1 purwant M Fo n d # S*alu**i kM Ml Ifea I H E R E BY C l B T I F Y Ifea* •fell Nat tea and i*l accompanying pWadmgt are being taryad pur w an l to Florida S*alu**t Y U 1*I Ifea tfen »«fe day *1 Norambar IM* n o b m a n b W O LFIN G EB STATE A TTO B N F y BY A N N I E BICHAROS B U TR E B G A L A >00 E a il F k t l S*rrat Seniord F lo*Ida m i l Publitfe (Ncrfebrr a II IM » O IL H Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI IIOHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR LIM INOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA CataNa R M I C A B P ME TMOR FIN AN C IAL INC pm m ik t . rt G E O R G E IV f Y G AY. E T A L NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M L ! N O TIC E IL H E R E B Y G IV E N pur m a rt M a F mai Judgmar* a* taryc ■****• datad Daaambar a raa and artarad m Car* No a a M D C A g t P *f Itw Ctrcw** f*wr* *• H a E IG H T E E N T H Jud icial C lrca il In and far S E M IN O L E Cawnly. Florida Vfea,yin ME TM O R F IN A N C IA '.. INC It *fe> Plam-ift aid G E O R G E IV E Y G A Y . JANE G A Y ar* ffea OaNndantt I alll tall M tfe* fe.gfeail and feat* Rtdaar Mr catfe al Ife* Wee* her* dear *1 ife* Seminal* lo u r* , Cawrtfeawt* * Lartar4 FMrM* el If aa a m ar *fe# dey at January 11 *«gt **w taHoving Met*Wad prigm*, ar ta* Matfe Mi te-d F aval Judgamart TH I W E L T M F ffT O F 1 0 ' M AN O ALL OF LO TS II ANO l| IN f i x * • OF TH E LO U TH i OF TR ACT I* S C I O NO B f P i AT OF SAPLAN OO S P R IN G S A C C O R D IN G TO THE P LAT TH E R E O F AS H i C O R D EO IN P lA T ROOK t P AG E * OF TH E P U B LIC R E C O R O L OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY FLO R IO A O V E N RANGE R f FR IG E RA T O R , D IS H W A S H E R INTH I CIRCUIT COURT OF TN I IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASI NO M l l l l CA Ft P ONONOAGA SAVINGS BANK garbage d is p o s a l w all TO W ALL C A R P I T P R O P E R TY AO O RELL HI P A L M S P R IN G S R O A D lO N G W O O O FLO R ID A »M R W ITNESS my hand ard *w tea* of IfeW Cam' a" O h .am fear I, >M* (SEAL! HONORABLE O A V IO N B E R R IE N C Wr* at Mw Cwcwl Cawrt By J a r a f Jatavk UepwayCwrt Pub* ife tw. II i* IN* D E L Ml IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI l«TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT IN ANOFOR SI MittOt I FI OR IDA C I N I * A l JURISDICTION 0 *V ISION CASE NO R m i CA ** » J lA k rl PlamtiH t WiLLIAAAM DITCH NOTICE OF LALI PURSUANT TOCHAPTIR tt NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwrtuan* M an Oder *r F maI Judgment t l t a t u t w i daWd Norembar M IM* and artarad m c*t* N* gg i m CA gg p *t •fe* Ckcw‘1 Cawrt at ma 'fefe Judicial C n a a ll w **>d la# Samm ai* C ounty F la n # * «fea*am DFtONDAGA SAVINGS RAN* <1 **11.*1 and W ILLIAM M D ITC H *1 al ar* Datan dart* I veil tail M Hw Mgfeael and bat* k itdti Mr la in m Hw wbby J* Hw Sammaw Cocmty Cawrtfeawt* M Lorkard Sam man (n n * y F*ar«1* a t llM a c M c * AM an Hw FVtfe day at Da kerdvd pragarty *. u * Mrlfe m tad Order ar Fma* Judgmar* I* ml Unit IVC. T l ’SCANY PLACE A f i d t r - i - ' u — PtfuSF ONE accardmg M Hw 0*tiar**<an •* Crrdwnmiwm H w er* rocardrd m Ot a w l •*»a f l Raa* *1*1 Pag* t i l and a* amandid m O tlm a i Rycard* Rev* Ilia Pagy Id* Pubik Race ft at Samm ai* C a v a fy . Fie ri* * ikaral* ir t la d in g lim ila * Common IW m avtt and an m pyldad Udarael m Ife* Common f wmarUt *t sad C y a n * r a* w* fewtfe m Ma Dm Id, a*wr [>aMd •• Vanfew4 F wr da Hw* M**r**N*.*m*w. IMF O A V IO N R E R B IIN A iC w rt CwcwHCourt Saminew Caddy Flat da Rr Jana f Jatavk At Dapwty CMrk Puau ife Oac *. II IMF O f L at IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H I l*TH JU O IC IA L C IR C UIT O f FLO R ID A IN AN C FOR S I M I N O l l C O U N IT C ASI NO M ia m C A f f F l O I N I R A l JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION , E D I R A l HOME lO A N M O R TGJUJE CO RPO RATIO N p l a in t if f -a * - I J O tIP H O A V II C IT IC O R P S A V IN G S OF F lO R lO A a F#dH*i L*ymgt ard l ear Attac wtwr PlataHW •% STACY P AU l O »A ltO « D 9 A llO * NOT 1CI OF s a i l NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Hw* purtwarf M a Fmal Judy mart *1 Faradaem* dated O* Coe* IM aa 111* C A M P a* Hw Cwtwrt Court *1 Hw f gfetaanm Judicial CNcwit in and tar S a m ir* !* C«un*y F lo rid * wfearam C lfIC O R P SAVINGS OF F L O R I O A a F td * * * i Sa.mgt and I j a r Ateacwfean al PtacntiH ard PAUL D F A llO R and STACY 0 TA IL O R ar* I wk4 tail M Hw c p a i ' and feae* t dda* Mr cath a* dratl F ra rl Dear a* Hw S im maM Cawrtfeawe* M l N Part Aranw* Sonfew* I Mr Me a* I I a i n an Hw la day at Jarwary. it** '*w M navm g dee, • Iv d pngarly at tat Mr Hi m to d F awl Judgment M wit Laa M ard HW Nartfe «e at Lot t l Riact t l ARE v i r Ik FIRST A D O lTiO N accardmg M tea P*a* *ta. ta* at tacardad m Plal t a a a P a p Tl Public Bacardi ol Sam uw it Cam** I Wr da DATED **wt *H> a* December MRR D a .d k Banian cw rk at Cawrt By Ja ra f JatavK LWpu'y CWrt Pubtith Dec II II IMI DEL Ml WORT B TC DANSE R A N D a n n o a n s ib NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN purewani M an O d e r a* F mat Judgmar! #* ferae Med# daWd Oac amber I, IMA y a w yd m Civil Cat* N H im F N Circuit Cow** *1 Ifeo l IGH T I E N TH Judwlo* C waadl •» #"d Wr S I M I N O ll C o d % f Wnd* .f e y ,yin F I O I R a I ^ O M E L O A N M O R T G A G E COR P O R A T lO N . P la ln lit t *a* R O B E R T C D A N S IR AND A k k DANSE R HIS W IF I ar* drW rdentitl. • well tail M Hw fegpwt! ard bail I a i l ' Nr cam AT T H I W IS T F BOM I DOOR OF T H I S I M I N O l l CO UN TY CO U R TH O U SE SANFORD. F L O R lO A a t 11 F t AM January II. itgt itw tenavmg Oak. dad prep*.*, at •** Mrlfe fe ta d Fmal Judgmar! M v*i LO T 1 SMADOWBA* UN IT ONf ACCO R DING TO THE p la t IN BE RENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEIOINOS TO Robert RodriguaJ ULM North Daw BouMrord Tampa FL 1M1* and Oil others oho claim on tnlatkil In few lo*loving properly al la) fee* oo US curt arc , which vai t*< rr<1 or a oboul tfe* *0*fe day ot Augutt iia* ol or nr a, GoHtnuo* Aport manll longvood and SaminoW County Lorrtctlonol Focllily Fly* Pomlt SaminoW County. Florida by awl being held by Ife* iaminoW County Sheriff t Dapoilmarl. SaminoW County. Florida who will oppao* balor# l*w HONOR ABLE KENNETH M LCEELER on IHfe day of January IMl ol I » A M in room Nila Mr **w purpoto ot filing o Ptlilwn lor RuW *0 Show Ctwin and Mr Final Oder ol ForMitur* why Ifea drknbed propat'y ihould not b* lorlr.'rd M *w use of or tow by tfe* She,III of SaminoW Cocml,. Florid* upon producing dew proof Ifeal tfe* tamo wot uted m SammeW County. Fwndo w ytoUHan of Ifeo love of Ifeo Slew of Florido (Welmg with contraband end o'fea, criminal ottrniat putuanl M Florida Lla'uWt *11 Ml Jfea I HEREBY CERTIFY tfeat Ifelt Nolle* and lit accompanying pWadmgt a n b r ig tetrad pursuer! M Flor Ida LlotwWi *D Ml J0a. Ifeil Iktfe day of Norembar. IM* NORMAN N WOLFINGER.STATE ATTORNEY BY A N N IE RICHARDS RUTBERG A LA 100 Eat* EIrtl St* tat. Sonlord FRuido HIM Publitfe Dec a Dec 11. IM* DEL La th er e o f as re C O RD ED IN P L A T ROOK la P A G IS r* AND >«t PUBLIC H i c o a o s OF L I M I N O L f c o u n t y F l o r id a O A T E O *• S A N F O R D F W* d a Put I t t y ol Oac amber DAVION R IR R IIN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SI MINOS I Cacmfy » Ry Jan* I jatrvH Deputy Clark Pubinn Oac II. It iWt O IL ••* NOTICE OF PUBLIC h e a r in g U.M.NCU count t p la n n in g ano 20m n g C0aam6Gj0n JA N U A R Y A, 190 9 7 0 0 PM N00 m w i 20 itM iNOc C COUNTY uLHV>£li U.0G , SAN# ONO. f l OHiOA — dkTm * ikufiaiMl---- CD (l) m iu uiAiiAn AFKAlJ nil UPB'Atf kcjunr True » 1 (A grlcalfaag) la » • U (Slagle I t a l I f ) I r i M t friai C” 1 (ft«t4ll C a a v rc ta ll I* ECU (Planned I m t n l a l Ofyrl u f el | I l i a * a **. buyaeb..,, ......... -* tl j \ MIII mt I rR I . * \ , Ife » 11 4a d-l* k I m- J A h V III44 IN THI CIRCUIT COURT. 1 1 0 1 * 1 1 1 NIH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. SIMINOL I COUNT V. FLORIOA CASI NO M 111* CA II l F O R F E ITU R E OF L*J Ma 00 U N IT E D S TA TE S CUN m is w i f i SHADOWRAf MOM I O W N ! RS ASSOCIATION INC O f F IN D A N T lS l rmstI L l. r i. KJ » ^ ^\ »4 * (A e lr g lf ‘ ■^Q ^rA U l ipilSUAAO kc junr frud • - IAA (Single I awl IfJ ta Rf (K rtld rn llal P iu ltlilu n a l) "I M tI |•M e| 4«Ri «* ta 11 fe t.'f la* — 2a___ tai# r . i M j ""17 fefe«|R.a|t/OUR‘|R ItFURlf klM BN1111R CiftRBlS 11110 Mllll I ! IAA0 HAAAUMRI ISAAAUK Mill K lURSIWUU. PIRSOIS APPlAiIBU Al HR PUfel 1C IKAKIRG H ill St IKAMJ UKAUI. IRAKIRGS M f 61 ClMlIBlKU IKiff I IM 10- III* AS IJbRU AUCSSAKT. 1 URIIR K BlIAItS AEAIEARU ■» CAIt IRC 1ZI I IM r«S , EM �■NPMNMPNPMPPI t l — Sanford Hatald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 11, i960 — Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IK A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FL O R ID A C iH ia a m u a W W S I JdfttSW 'W ' CHASE H OM E M O R TG A G E CO R P O R A TIO N . Plaintiff. yv V A P O IV C H IN O Trulto* * u n d x toa peevtttan tX aTru tf * ^ m nnwt datid Narembar l Itt*. krwwnat TrutlftoeRCS. *1 we , X M , Datondonii N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO SUR E SALE RV C L E R K OF C IR C U IT C O U R T Not Ha It h xaby givon mar ma undxtignad David N Itorrtan d a rk at ma C lrtu ll Court at Samlnota Caratty. Florida, m il. on ma l«m day o< January, lit*, at H OD A M . at ma Front t o r at ma Samlnota Comity Cairn homo. ta ma City y at Sant Florida, attar tar ta N and tall at m *tlc auNry la ma Mgheat and batt b u ttx lor cath. ma tallow mg Otter toad property trtualad In Semintot County. Florida, to a it Lot I t . N IU O E N L A K E V ILLA S PHASE I. accenting to ma plat macro! at racardad in Plat Rook J*. Pagat f t tt l. Pwb'ic Racardt el Seminal* County. Florida purtuant ma final t o r re at terucleaure antarad m a rare pending m told Court, ma ttyla at n in th It C H A S E H O M E M O R TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N , r t V A . PO C V ER IN O . TrUtlar under ma provitaaatt at a Tiw tl Agraamanl data« Nan n a t r L ltd* knann at T rv tl ttd tR C L at u t .at at W ITN ES S my hand and at Octal tool at taM Court Put am day at G rtrm bar. IN I IS E A L I t y Jana E Jatnmc * deputy Clark Pubinh O k II. to I tat O f L I II IN T U E C IR C U IT C O U R T. FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C IR C U IT C IV IL NO R M ItC A ttl JA M ES W SHIR A and D ONNA M SMIRA. hutbond and vita Ptowilifft. BOBBY R BLACK and DONNA J B LACK, hutbarad and avtta N O TIC E O F SA LE P x tw a X la Chapter d N O TIC E I S H E R E B T G IV E N purtuant te an O d x or Final JudgmoX at f x * < taker* doted I, ta C o w He R t l l l C A R l ut me Clrtutl Court «t the Eign leenm Judicial Circuit In and tar S a m m a it C o u n t ,. F lo rid a , ••herein Jemee Hf Stura and Donna M Shite are Ptotafifft and B atty R Block and Cam e J Black are detendanti. I trill aall la ma fugheit and bail bidder lor tath a< ma n o il Nani door ot me SemlncN County Caurlhaww M> Sanlord Samlnala County. Florida at ll t t o'clock a m an Itw tm dor at January. proper i , at tat harm m taid Order or Final Judgmant to w t l ______ lo ! 77. Rtoct It. Eatlferrwt Subdi rltlon. Unit 1. according la ma plai maraal at recorded m ; Plot Boat 11. Pagat to and II. Public Racardt at Semmeie Caunly. Florida DaNd al le m mata Count,. Florida ton S day X Dacambar IP O A V IO N B E R R IE N A t Clark. Clrcufl Court Sam mole County. Florida By Jana l Jatawic A t Deputy Clark Publith Dec 11. IE I N D E L II* N O TIC E O F SALE NAME SPACE Serrtce WorM CIS . JatmOuptry Cl Allan P rlm ai Cl Slava P dm te C ll • Karl Schroadar C ll le ir ltO v ttt C ll P a ir, Hatcher CM . Vincent Broc ale Ot ■ TrotaanHall AN Calhy Allman Al Barbara Smith A* Pat*, Hale her C71 R ottrt Johnton E »A MHkay Joyce BIT Clay C ia r, 01 Par tone’ property cemltlMg ol tola m e llre tte t. lam pt drattart with clothing, aall paper tem plet, electronic! mitcollanaowt boret and o«har 1 paruorsal llamt wtad In the homo m il be told lor cath al public ta N on i] u It al itA M al baton addrttl to talitly onnor . Iwn tor ronl duo In accordance ■w ith Florida Statute* Salt Storage Facility Act Secttont ll O U a n d U M J Alt llamt or vpacat may not br t *va.i*b**l detoot ttl* ' A A A Security Storage a ll Airport Blyd ■' Seniord Florida m i l ■ rot m i n i ; Publith Dec II. II IN I r D E L SI — Legal Notices ‘ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U B T. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO. N IMP CAP* L SUN B AN K . N A TIO N A L ASSO CIATIO N. Plamtitt. K A Y E M IC H A E LS and S T U A R T T . SM ITH , har hutband. B AY F IN A N C IA L SAVINGS BANK, and arty tat known hate*, devil***. grantee* cradttartend other itaAnwwn par tent or imknown tpdu*a* claiming by, through, and under N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E N hereby given mat the u n d e r lin e d O A V IO N B E R R IE N Clark ot mo Circuit C o u rt al Samlnala County. Florida, will on me n m day at December U N . at II W o'clock a it . t l I N WMl Front door at the Samlnolf County Court homo. Santord. Florida, otter ter ta N and tan ot public outcry to mo htghati and t»a i bidder lar cath. ma taHamng deter >bed property tlluota In SemlnoM Caiaily. Florida Let* M end J* W IN G F IE L D N O R TH According ta me Plal Iturret ot racer dad m Plat Boo* J* Paja* II and It. Public Record* at StmlnaN County. F wnd* pur*uanl ta Itw Final Judgment entered Ut ltd cate pending M taut Court, the ttyle ot which it Indlcatad aba 11 W ITN E S S my hang and ot I »oai teal at t x d Court mi* Nth day el November. I N I IS E A L I D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L C K ..O F T H E U R C U lT C O J R T By Jana E Jatawtc Deputy Clark Publith O r A H " r t DEL < N O TIC E O F F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Natlea It hereby gluon Ihol I am engaged m h u i r e u al I N I S an M rd A re Sanfv/d. F L Sam mate County. Florida itadx ttw Fictiltaut Nam# ot CLASSIC A U T O and that I intend ta regular toM nemo wtm bo Clark at the Circuit Court. Saminrta County. F tartda to x cardance wtm mo Proaittan* ot mo FHfMouk Nano Statute* T a W II SattNn MSOt Florida Statute* toil /tr'SoNt Fentcca Publith Doc II. I I TS NBA. Jan I. IN * DEL N IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E IIT M JU D tC S A LC IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S IM iNOl I C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE NO. M 11*1 CA d* P AM E R IFIR S T B AN K. F S E . l/k a F irtl Federal Laving* and Lean Attociatwnat Miam i , Plamtitt A H M E D A LI SMAMABUOOIN. ETA L. N O TIC E O F FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N purtuant ta a Summary Fatal J udgment el l u t c u v r daNd I. I Cate He W l i n C A «* P at me C irc u it Court al the U T H Ju d icial C ircuit in and tar S am lnala C a u n ly. F lo rid a , wherem A M E R IFIR S T BANK. F S B . t/k/a F lr i t Federal Taring* and Loan A*toe ration at Miami. Plamtitt and AH M ED A L I S H AH ABU DO lN. f T a l . a t attendant*. I win t*ti ta m e hignetl luddar tar coth al me W ail Freni Door at me SemmaN County Caurtbouia. Santord. Fidrtda at II M a cta tk A M an ma Jrd day M January. IN*. Pw Judgmant. ta wit Lot 11. B E L AIR M ILL* U N IT O N E . x c a rd m g ta the Plat thereof recorded » Plat Baoa 1 1 . P ag ai r and I . Public Reed'd* ol SeminoN Caunly Florida IN C L U D IN G S P E C IF IC A L L Y . B U T N O T BV WAV OF l im it a t io n Th e f o l l o w ING E Q U IP M E N T R ANG E O V E N DISPOSAL DISHW ASHER FANHOOO C E N T R A L HE A T AND AIR TO G E T H E R with all itw un peoremert* now or haroattar a a ia m a n t i. tig h t* ip purtanancat rant* royaltiat mineral, ail and get right* and profit*. wator water right* and water ttack and oil fiitvro* now or heraefler a part of the property including replace m*ntt end addition, thereto D A T E D itu* i*t day of Do " d a T i O J T b E R R IE N Clark Circull Court By Jana E Ja*awic Deputy Cloth Publith Dae b i t , IN t DEL C N O TIC E OF PUBLIC MEARIHO The SaminoN County Board ot County C x n m ittio n x t will hold a 'p u b lic hexing in Roam W IJO ot tha County Satyica* Building Santord Florida. January 10 IN t J 00 P M . o» a* won thereafter * at potubto, to contidx the tallowing R EQ U ES TS TO R EZO NE * I HAGEN D EV ELO P M EN T R EZO N E FROM A I * A G R IC U L TU R E TO R IAA SINGLE F A M IL Y R E S ID E N TIA L P Z N at - Parcel 1 In Section IS TowntMp A Range 1* Duff Kt rt . Further drier,bed at M acre* Keeled on ttw watt udr at Myrtle * Lake Hill* Road, north ol Nortnbridge Subd‘r>uen 7 H UG H H A R LIN G - REZONE FROM A I A G R IC U L TU R E TO * N IAAA SINGLE F A M IL Y R E S ID E N TIA L P Z tt M A portion ol Parcel 7C In Section 11 l o w i n g JO Range JO Di»tnct rt Further * drtcribad i i I I I k rev located*® r n ' ol Matter Annuo and norm * ol W r '*»# * 7 JANE A O R IA TIC O H tZ O ttE FROM A (A G R IC U L T U R E TO R IAA SINGLE F A M IL Y R E S ID E N TIA L P Z t t r t — F x t a t t 11 •J IJA and IJB in Section 7*. Tewmhlp 71, Rang* 11. and alto Parcel* a 71 V 11 JIB TIB and M A in Section 7* Townthip 11. Range * J1 D H lrltt t l Further drtcribad at Ud f acre* located tenth at '• Chapman Road and eetl ot SR ala a PARK A V E N U E O E V E L O P M E N t CORP - REZONE FROM i A I A G R IC U L TU R E TO R IA SINGLE F A M IL Y R E S ID E N TIA L ;P Z M M Parcel ) in Sactlwi A TowntFUp A Rang* K Ditto let rt Furttwr dreertbx} at IS acre*, located an me watt tide ot Itw Lcmgwood Lata Mar , Road touth ot Humphrey Road R EQ U E S T A PPR O VAL OF A M E N O E O D£ VE LOPME NT PLAN I G E R A L D R U T B E R G — R E Q U E S T A P P R O V A L OF A M E N D E D O E V E L O P M E N t P LA N - Parcel T* in Section la Townthip 11, Range 7* Diitrlct 14 Further deter bed at a cate halt acre parcel M ated on it a watt tide ol Me, Hand A ranua. JOS' north at Oranole Road I hot* In attendance will ba heard and written comment* may be tiled with the Land Management Department Hearing* may be con 11nurd Irom lima to time at found necettary Further detent a .a labia by calling H I II JO F item cm t i l ■; N O TE Par ton* are edy.ted mat ll may with ta appeal any t o ip o n made at mi* mawting. may win need a record ot mo : proceeding* and lor tuch pur pole may may need to tnture mat o • y u .K .i m f t - v l S' mt procee ds* It cimdr. wfiicJa r x x d KK'ue** . the tottimony and irKtanco upon which the etta**1I* t o t t t ' ■' SectionTBt 0101 Florida Slatvta* B O A R O O F C O U N TY COM M ISSIONERS S E M IN O LE C O U N TY FLO R ID A I B Y H ER B H A R D IN . D IR EC TO R LA N D M A N A G EM EN T DEP AR TM EN T ■ SA N FO R D FL O R ID A 17TTI * Publith Oat II. 1*1* D E L »» Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E IITM JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A C IV IL DIVISION CASE NO: M M * CA** P A M E R IF IR S T BANK. A Federal Saving* Bank. Plaintiff. IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U B T. IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FL O R ID A C A S IN O M «1 * l C A e* P E D M U N O H IL L and C A R O LY N M H ILL. Plamtitt vt L A R R Y G B A N G E R T, P A U LIN E B A N G E R T. A L F R E D B IL A N S K I. NANCY B1LANSKI, and any i x t nwwn hair* dantra*. gran tar* creditor* and other umnawn pxto nt x unknown tpoukat claiming by. through, and under any at the tt t io named County Courlhaut*. Santord Ftondo. Ottor tor kata and tall ot public Outcry to mo high**! and bat I bidder tor cath. th* tallow ing datcribadprapart, tlluota In Sominota County. E tar KM Lot 14. D AW N E S T A T E S . S E C T IO N I. x c x d m g to m* ptot thereat at ta txdad ta Plat Baa* Tl. Pag* It. PuMK R# c a r d t at Seminal* C aunly. Ftonda purtuant ta ma FtnX Judgmant antxad m a cat* pend mg In to d Court, th* ttyta X which It indlcatad abort W ITN E S S my hand and X liei*i tool X taM Court m it tm dayXDecem ber in* IS E A L I D a vidN Berrien C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT By Ja n a f Jatawic Deputy Ctart Publith O x II. IB IN* O I L I II JAM ES R M A l L E T I and F R A N C E S M M A L L E T I .hit WIN FR AN K M A LE m and M AR Y M A LE T i l , hit wtto FO R D M OTOR C R E D IT C O M PAN Y, a carper alien and C ITIC O R P PERSON TO PERSON FIN A N C IA L. N O TIC E O F SALE PUR SUANT T O C H A P T IR 41 N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pwrtuanl ta an O 't o or Final Judgmant at taroctotue* data* Nevembev » . Itab and antarad m Cate No S4 t r t CA 04 P X th* Circuit Court Ol me n m Jutociwl Circuit m end lor Samlnota C o u n ty . F lo r id a , w h e ro in AME R lFIRS* BANK. A Fedar ol S o v ln g t B a n k . I t a A M E R IF IR S T F E D E R A L SAV IN C S A N D LO AN ASSOCIA TIO N A Unitod SiaNi carport •tan. Plaintiff and JAM ES R M A L L E T I at o l. are Deton dam*. I win tali ta ttw higtttt and batt kiddti tar cath in the tabby at me Sam mete County C ourmou*e m Santord Sam maio County Florida at II M s ’ctoct AM i n I N l t a la y at D t tcrtttd p o p a rt, at tat tarth i Fu laid Order r Final Judgment towtt ‘. a t i t . B l a c k B , G R E E N W n o O LAKES. Unit II. K c x d m g ta ma plat mar am at rocavdad In Plat Boot I t Page* 1 ana I. Public R x o i d* at SaminataCapm, Ftavida L-to d at Santord. F uwide. Rut I > d day al November ttat O A V IO N iC R R IE N A t Clark. C u t ut Court Semina*. Cum Ftarici By Ja n a f Jatawtc At Deputy Ctar t Publith D m A II. IN* O f L 41 N O TIC E Or F IC T ITIO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby g van mat I am rngtgad m butatrta at P O Baa tab Faro Part Samirwia County. F lo rid a under the F i c t i t la u i N am e of N EIG H B O R H O O D NEWS. TH E C O U R IE R . TH E TIM E S and dial I intend ta rogitta laid name attd) the Clark at the Circuit Court. Sominota Comity. Florida In Mcardance with Itw Pro* It tent at the Flctlttaua Name Statute* T o w n Sacttwt ■Al m F tar Ida Statute* T*W W Janet Publith O x It. It. 11 Itgt Jan I. lta* DEL** LAKE R U B Y . FLO R IO A N O TIC E 1 0 E IO leper eta taatad b d l tar m* Itarn 11*tad bataw win la r* catvod m m* attn* at m* city Ctark La«* M x y . F tand* until I R P M an January a itoe Butt wilt b* publicly at me al City Han lid E la ta Mary b a .tr i x d Suit* H I Lata Mery Florida Lata b*dl wttt b* returned ta tender unopened A ll *Wb mttaim t (ball ba m x i x d a m a wtm Bid SpecilKetiant ava-i abia at ne charge m ttw City Ctart tOftica Bid Itam 1 Canttruction at twelve 111! 1 Addition Ot 0 turn lane and tapar w tattling mtartMtian It mailing me. lailta City Ctart F O tw m Lata Mary F t M itt ll del IVX mg t t l 'i r r to City Clark U t E Lake M x y Bautovard S ta te m la ta M x y F l U'aa The City raiwrvot the ngrd to r*|act any ar all tad* aim or w it h e r ! ( I I I * ta w a iv e tathrucaHtw* ar ta accept ma bid which in It* bail ludgament batt tarvat ma mtaratt at Lena M x y Cat! ot tubm itlx at th.* tad it contidxad an apxatwnai cueI ot mo tv d to and than not ba potted on to or borno by the City Data* O x ember t. lta* Publith O x amber It. I I Itai D E L *1 IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF TH E U T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O M MO* CA at L S O U TH E A S T M O R TG A G E COM PANY Plomtilt. JA N IS M M IL L E R E T AL NO TIC E OF FORECLO SUR E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N purtuant ta a Summary Final Judgmant at Faroetoture datad O x ember I. IN* and antarad in Cate Ne M M O O C A d t L o tm a C irc u it C ourt ol the itT M Judicial C ircu it In and lar Sam lnala C o unty. F lo rid a w h e re in S O U T H E A S T M O R TG A G E C O M P A N Y. Plamtitt and JANIS M M ILL ER E T AL x t drtandent* I will tall to me highetl bidder tor cath a< me Watt Frtnt Door ot the Sammolo County Court hovte Santord Florida at II do O'clock A M on Ihe loth day at January, ltd* the tallowing Oeu ’ bnd property at tat term In ta d Summary Final Judg men! to wit L O T 4. C L U S T E R G , W IL D W O O D A P L A N N E D U N IT O E V E L O P M E N T . AC C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T TH E R E O F . AS R EC O R D E D IN P LA T BOOK I*. PAGES I. I » and 10 OF TH E P U B LIC HI C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E c o u n t y . F l o r id a Together with all tl'u c lu rrt and im prorem enti new and ha'e*He» on taid land and lirturat attMhed thereto, and all rtntt Ittuet. proceed* and profit! Mcrumg and ta X l 'u * tram ta d pramita* all at which x * Included within ma forego In g d t t c r l p l l a n a n d the habendum 'herrot rite an gat. lItem ataci'K watar and other twaling cooamg 'alugataimg lighting plumbing, vmtilaling irrigating and power trttam t machinal appitanca* future* and appurtenance* which x a now X may hxoattar p x lam to or be uted with, m or on taut pram.iat. a ran Hough may may ba detxhad x daixhabta D A T E D mi* I day at Da . I* O A V IO N B ER R IEN .C tark Circull Court By Jana E Jatawic Deputy Ctart Publith Dae II. II IN* D E L lid Oetandantt N O TIC E OF F O R E C LO S U R E U L « N O TIC E Ik hereby given that Iha undarUgned David N B x nan Ctark at ma Circull Court at Samlnota Comtty. Ftarkla. will on Iha Itai day at Janw xy. Itor al ll » o'clock a m at m* Wall Front door ot Iha Sommota Caunly Caurthauk*. Santord. F tar da . attar tar teta and tall at pubik outcry M m* highat' and batt bKktrr tar cath. thd tattaw ing d rtcrtttd proparty tHuato m Sam matt Cawvty, F tar Id* L o t T A B. B l a c k I I . SAN LAN O O TH E SUBURB B E A U T IF U L . P A L M SPRINGS S E C TIO N Mcordtng to me plal tharoat at rocordod n Plat Baa* L Pag* l l h . Public R acxdt *T lemmata County. F tarda purtuant ta ma Final Judgment antxad m a caw pending m ta d Court ma ttyla at wtucti it WIT NESS* m y hand and at ftctai tael ot said Court m it Jm day at Itotomtwv. I M IS EA LI David N Berrien C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C U U H T By .'ana E Jatawic Ooputy Ctark Pubitah Doc II, II. Itai O I L W1 in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t IN A N O F O R • S EM INO LE C O U N TV . FLO R ID A CASE NO to n * l CA e* p G i AO VS B E N N E T T . Ptamhti. RANOY R T L K M A N x d DONNA R t CKM AN. tutwita N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E IA 1 E n o t i c e IS h e r e b y G i v e n yuvtuenl ta a S um m xy Fm X Judgment at F x x t a x a a datad Natam bx II. 1*M and entered m m* Cat* No N I W C A R F at ma Circuit Court at mo tdt* Judicial C irc u ll ■» and l x Samlnala C a u n ly . F lo rid a , wherem G LA D Y S B E N N E T T it Iha P la ln llM and R A N D Y R V C K M A N and D O N N A R YC * M A N ara i m Daian I < (udder tar cath X me Wat' F rx it (ta x X ma Seminaae Caunly Ceurthaute Santxd. F tartda X it •* a m an ma Wm mg d rv n tw d ro X ptavart, at w i tarth m taid S x n m x y F n x Judgmant ta wtt Lett I *. I* and tl. BMtk F. N a t* ChutuXa x c x d m g I* me p iX thereat at ro ex to d m Plat B a X i. page ta X ma Pubic Caont, R xxd * t* Pi TOGE IM t F R with *U thW im tnt* rum r twrepTler an m* x * p x t y atat X I a a t a m a n l * . r i g h l t , ap purtanancat rent* reyaftiet m m x X . X t and gat nghio and X X tt* watar >ighlt and watar •tact, and X t tiiturot nair X hxeatta' a p x l X me prattrty. X tu Datad mtt t m day X D A V ID N B E R R IE N Ctart X Court B r JaneC Jatawtc Deputy Ctark Pubinh O x A II. lid* D EL at in t h e c i r c u i t c o u r r FOR S EM IN O LE CO UN TY FLO R ID A F R O B A T I D ‘ VISION Fu# Nwrwbx dd to* CP IN RE E S TA TE OF JE W E L L H F G E N E E R G E B Dxaawd N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The adm inttlfaltan vf the atiata X Jewel L ttagrnba^gtr. d d c a a ta * F ile N u m be r M tot CP. it pending in thd C ircu it C o v 'l l x Samtywir C o u n ty . F lo t >da P r e la t e Dinner*, me a d X e tt X wh*h It Saminai* Cacmty Courthgut* Probata Dtrttian. boom R i l l Santoro F tar Ida Th* ngmat and adWatta* X the per tone' raxataniative and thr pxtanai raxatanlaHya t attorn#, I #r# ta' lor th be taw All mtorattad partant , are racym'ad to fit* with th.* epurt w it h in th r e e m o n th s of THE FIR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS NO TICE I I I X I c tfm t *ga nt> Itw atlato and III any oblociion by on in to ra titd pa'tan an wham mtt nXtc* net tarred that challenge* Iha .*iid tty X Iha will, th# gu#',tK*k«nt X th* par tonal repratantolira v*nu# x |XI*d«tion « l th* eftwrf a l l C l a im s a n o o b jc c TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R EV E R B AR R E D Publication x m it Nottc* hat begun on O x amber a IN I Pa'tanal RrpratantaHra Jx a 'd n * Moiliwjn IM M ytlic Wood Catta'bxry Ftortd*ll>0> Attorney tor Per tone i Repreteniaiirt Roberto Mark*. Ekguir* JVC E Rabmton S I . Suit* M i Orlande. Ftonda JJkOl Telephone rOJ aJ1 i n I Publith O x A II, )*tl DEL U IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T .IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO M i m C A X P U H ITE O C O M P A N IE S FIMANCI AL COR POP A T ION P Xritm K E N N E T H S J E T T and P A TR IC IA A JE T T .h itw ito IT T FIN A N C IA L SERVICES THORP CONSUM ER DISCOUNT. H O L ID A Y SPAS A M D E ITN E S S C E N TF R S INC .and any unknown hairt. deniaat. gran lee* creditor t, and ether unknown partant x un* nawn tpoutet claiming byi through and undtr any X the above named Oetonrtenl* Detmdanti N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NO TIC E I* hereby given Ihal iha undxtignad David N Bar ra n Ctark X th* Circull Court at Sammota Caunly F i x id* will on Iha 10th day at January, itot at 11 00 o'clock a m *t ttw W rtl Front door ot th* SemlnX* IN T N I C IR C U IT C O UR T OF T H E E IO H T E IN T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF T H l S T A T E OF FLO R ID A . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY C IV IL A C TIO N CASE NO M l i l t CA X P F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION Plamtitt K A R E N J ANDERSON In * '•dually and a* Trwtta* X TH E A N D E R S O N T R U S T .X X . Oatandanlt N O TIC E OF SALE taolu a it hxaby given that pwrtuanl It th* Fm X Judgment X r X X ta tu r* entered m th* ob#e* t l y lt d l e n t In th* C ir c u it C ourt ol to m in o l* Count, F tar id* I will tX I ttw pretax ty tituota m Somk-wio County. F tarido. Cvtr» ■ttd *i L O T >. BLOCK A N O R IM O R L A N D O T E R R A C E . AC C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T T H F R F O F kS R EC O R D E D IN P L A » g o C K .1 P AC E !• O* T H E P U B LIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F l o r id a ot pubiK koi*. ta too hvghatl end batt butter tor i Ota ot ta* Ptotl F rant t a x X ta* Sammota County Courtaouto X tawHerd F lo r id a at I I PR A M on January ft. M X D A T E O Out I day X O* O A V IO N B ER R IE N Ctark X C V it a l Court By Jon* ( JoaawH Deputy Ctark Pubinh Ok 11.14 lta* D E L WI MOTICE OF F IC T ITIO U S NAM E butmett *1 P 0 H i Ion tor 4 F L » ; n Sommca* Comity f tar Me under th # F l t l l i i o u i N a m # of K IO K A R D S and that I intend ta ragiitav teta name wtm the Ctark X thd C itrta l Ceurt Samlnota County. Ftavida M x t x d o n r * with th* PraeHMnt X too F ktwiou* Nome Stah/te* To W It Station M I X F tor Me siatota* m i /k PeVM ia M Adam tan Pubitah O K A It. I t IS Itot O f L El IN I N I CIR CUIT l OUR f FO R SEMItaOLE C O U N TY FLO R ID A P R O B A TE O IV IS K M File Number ta to! CP IN RE E S TA TE OF S x r y B Gtover ll U k bated NOTICE OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The odm ontlralien *1 the atiata X Larry B G tovx II. d o to a t o d , F ile N u m b e r to t t l C P it ga"dmg m m# C ir c u ll Court for Samlnota C o u n t y , F lo rid a . P robot* O v ltm n th* aowatt X which n h e r * Part Avenue Sam man County Caurthautt Santord FL B FTI Th# name* and addrattat X me ywrtanai ragretonlaiiv* a n d Ih a g a r t c n o l r a g r t tantatiu# t attarnay ar* tat torm baton A ll mtorvltad p*r*an% x t '•Wu.red to bid with nut court W ITH IN T H b E t M O NTH S OF t h e f i r s t P U B LIC A TIO N o f TH IS NO TIC E III ail Claim* agomti iha #*i*to and 111 an, o b la ciio n by an in!*r**l#d p x «e n an whom Nut nXK * nat tor red Iha* challenge* ma , x d ity X iha win m# wuw‘if*cali*n* X th* p x tonal t*pr«**nt*tivd vanu* K itatadKtwn X the court A L L CLAIM S ANO O B JE C TIO NS NOT SO F lL E O W ILL BE FO R E V E R B A R R IO Publication X th.i N X k * hat begun an O x vm b x c toe P x tenet R*pr*tonl*tiv* Joann G tovx L y K In* •OJE AAt'tw Sltaal Santord FL M ill Attorney tor PXtonai Napratanlaliv* John E award jane* P O Boa I N I MOO S Hwy 11*1 Co***ibxry FL M W Mdt Fla Bor f IIIM J Tttaphan* 4C1 lie itoo Publith O k 4 II. ito* DEL M ■N TH E CIR CUIT COURT E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT .IN A N O F O R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO M i m CA X L C A L IF O R N IA F E O IH A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS S O CIATIO N , a corporation orgamtad and antimg imdar the law* X the Unitod S ia m X A mat ice Piombfl P E T E R L 6 ROTSCH and hit wil* SUSAN J B R O TSC H W A Y N E SCHOOL F I E L 0. T R U S T E E , BRYAN P KING W A L T E R SE A R S O N and JA M E S M B L Y T H E , o k a J IM B L Y T H E Defendant* N O TIC E OF SALE PURSUANT TO C H A P TE R tl N O T I C E IS G I V E N Ihal purtuant la a Final Judgmanl dated D x ember | ttte m th# abov* ttytad ceuta I will tall to th* highott and bet* bidder tor cath at Watt Front Door ol lh* Sammota County COur thou** S antord Samlnala C aunly, Ftonda at II 00am an th* 10th day of January. I to*, th* toitow mg detr 'toed propxly Lei U . Eatl Camden, accx d ing to the plal thxaol at re curded in Plal born MJ page* El. M . and E*. PubHc R x x d * X Sammota Caunly. Ftonda D A T E D mi* tin day X Da r e n te r. itof D A V ID N B ER R IE N C lark X Iha Court By Jen# E Jatawic Oaputy Ctaf* Publith D x II. IE. MM D E L IM 17— Ctm tttry CtMEHRT PLOTS j avail mOaktown Camatary, Cardan X C h 'tllvt SKfton M l Lead attar «PM 25— S p tc lB l N o tic e s CSCOUC A NOTARY For 0*1*111 I K d i D i l U F tar id* N Xory Attoctatton PIANIST TlltfiUd 1 [ntfrt*iAiR| Availabta tor home A club Chr itt mot Par ttat C A L I We,rw Eli S ill 2 7 - Nursery A Child Cere CHRISTIAN FAMILY HOME Long weed Araa Children agat ) mot to I y*t Avail day* night* A wtaeand* Hal Kendo* 4 t rt teg . (allege caune* completed 11* 110) C N R IttlA H M O TH E R X an# CMM would ut# to taag your* M my ham* H X meat* lie ■ CXI M i Mia 10VINC HOME CARE PITH PRESCHOOL P'eruwd activtll** H X hxch A I t n x l l dolly EviXtanl Retar erne* Convanwni toco l x D ot k t e n , Ratal Man tar* F r l . !A M tPM tT IIM A __________ HRSFBTPMI M O TH | ■ O F O N I all* a to* of T IC ta E've Day <X* m my HMdan L X * Horn* Mon thru Fri Cod MJ M U altar «pm SS— B u sin e s s KUAMAIAET SJUESS AMU TH E TOURIST IIw LD M WEARS CASH START SEUINC NOW!)! Tba BayrRigo* Ovid* will •Fww you how ta pal H x ta d and where ta buy * * x t tram whatatotor* A l u y c r h 'i H I t a x cat k* tan edrtiae O RDER T O O A Y III at* lU A toT M C A V ISA JUcaptad FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY Jam Dynamic le tx e X ie n X S x v u a Campan* f o m a lt a 0 ligwv* mcarna Coir p itta training and menage mem atxtlanc* Etctoarv* tarrrta ry U n lim lfa O p a r ta n a l C*o i taaei* m i eat i**t PACKAGING A IH IP P IN O BUSINESS IN SANFORD P**t*<! tar a tohtad l t r a il 111 no lake* *im BOB M BALL, JB P A C S M LAKE MARY R E A L TY _________ W 4 1 IE B t A L E S TA TE CLA11 tel H » mciydei bueea p r U y u r n e metrue fix ' Do* x avamng ctotaat E R A S«heX X •*»> I tl e l* CALL ERA S TE N S TR O M R E A l T t INC MT JeJEx H i V K L e g a l N o t ic e s IN THE C IR C U IT CO UR T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR SEM INO LE C O UNTY. FLO R IO A C A S IN O M M 1 A C A X P L E S TE R Z iM M TR M A N x ta S f I ^Ut ZIM M ER M AN n .iw ta Ptxnrift* RUSSELL E HARPER G i f NWOOL) VILLAGE INC and THE SPRINGS COMMU N IT Y ASSOCIATION INC N O TIC E O f SALE N O TIC E IS H E B E B Y G IV E N Ihal on lh* P d d*r °i Janwxy ltd* a* l i n e n a I to* t e n dear at th* Caurihout* ot Samlnala County Sontard Ftonda. Iha Kttte*<grwd Ctark ••II i dev r toad real yryyt*, l L X 1. Bloc* B. *1 V ISED P L A T O F T H E S P R IN G S G LtN W O O O VILLAGE SEC T ION I, K ta rX n g ta rh* p ix to x a X at rK x d a d to P u t Book to page* ft and 14 X to* Public b x x f t X Semmraaa Coatofy Ftonda towa'tau wiai x i am d .uted I Jim intxatl to to* Graanbaii x a o t P a x an **<d parly x " V I apKificXiy k#r tor to m to* O K lx e lw n X C#v* n a n lt and R atlrlcfion* f x Cwn wood Village Sacin n I at racxdad to Offic1*1 R x x d t Boo* til. page elf X to# PuXW R x x d t X SarnmX* Caatoty. Ftonda an F tb ru x y J. U M *• emended by tool Ameradmanf r x v d v d an July IF. I t n in Official Necxai Beak tea Pag* III* X to* Public kvcxda X Seminal* County, F lurid* the eta'll*id tale will be mod* pultuanf ta * Summary F mol Judgmanl m ix e d Id Civil No M MJt CA X P now pending In th* Circuit Ceurt of th* Eighteen"! jud-ciel C vtw il In and la r Sem inal* C o u n ty, F tar id* D A T E O Itai* Jflh day af Noram bx, lta# Ctart X the Cwciwl Court By Jan* E Jaaawc Dapvir Ctart Pubnth O r A II. lta* DEL M IN T N I CIBCUT? C O U B T. I I G H 1 I I N T H JU DICIAL C IR C U IT. IN ANO FOB SE Ml NO l ( C O U N TY , FLORIDA CASE NO M 1*41 CA r t L C A L IF O R N IA F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a i or pore lion xgom rad and aaitting under Iha law* ot to* Untied Slates X America, Plaintiff. rt C Y N T H IA A F E R R E R , a tingta p a n x i and C L A U D E T T E V W ILLIAM S a itngtape'vto Defendant! N O TIC E OF SALE PURSUANT TO C H A P TE R tl N O T IC E IS G I V E N tn*t purtuant ta a Final Judgmanl dated December 1. 1**4 In toe •tore ttytad cOvte. I will tell ta toe highetl and twit bidder lor tath ar Weil Fran! ttox X to* Samlnala County Ceurtfaoui* Sanford. Somlnol* C ount, F tor id* el II 00 a m anih# ipth day X Janwxy. Ito*, to* teltow Ing deter bed propxty Lai I I H O L L O W B R O O K , auaxtlurg ta in* Plal toxaof at i x x d e d in Plal Book U . Peg** M and 11 Public R x x d t X Samtoeta County, f i x Id* D A TE O toll tlh day X Da (ember in* O A V IO N B ER R IEN Ctark X to* Court By Ja n a f Jataralt Deputy Ctark Pubnth D x 11. if iFtt D E L 111 71— Help Wanted SS— B u s in e s s O p p o rtu n itie s CARPENTERS O BO SSW K Manufacturer **l 1| y r t Need* local d-tlrtbutart tar tnock 4 o 'h x vending route* Handling Campbell'*. Chat B a y d x b d M . 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I----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sanlord Herald Classified Ads I I MAIL TO: P.O. Bon 1657 I I Sanlord. FL 32772-1657 I I . O N L Y ONE ITEM • 1100 OR LESS • M UST IN C L U D E PRICE I I I I P R IN T A D H E R E :— _________________________________________ I I I I I I I I I I I NAM E PHONE I A D D R ES S I I Subtcnb* To The Sanford H*rald I ) Y g t ( ) No L Sanford Herald "Serving Seminole and Southwest LVi/iis/.i CmiHf/cs" 300 N. French Ave„ Sanlord 322-2611 �4 1 — Sanford Mtraid. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 1 1 , 1066 1(3— H o o m Unfurnished / Rent i l l — Appliances / Furn iture 153— AcreageLots/Sale A rtkigM S C C I O T M U i w i wwtm i w *ni _ _ Property / Sale STENSTROM • i t ’ACf n u l l # ' Brand m *•111 In p*g Paid 1111*111 tacritxttor MO x » m ) ________ TO P Q U A L IT Y R E B U IL T REALTY, INC. CMUirOlAIESnVM L I K I N E W ) 1 bdrm . 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I U m C aih* 4r* l C e U in y i Aaid Mena Firaplaca talar Hal dra«ar ta ry a Lai M|NV f X TR A S IIft_______ a t m 117— C om m ercial R ented ot owners. f ss Down CtA toy Tia* M i aC T i c Nan carpal Can tar I inane lay (p y y a tn a n t FMA VA LOW DOWN H I M 333*3031 321-2720 322-2420 Bwy-taN/Tri 1$I W H W T 4 lfi • A l t LOOK 1 SI 1 i It, 147— Industrial Property / Sale FREE RENT tonkary I d a 1 O H A n I bd*m . | Lain Can M A. iprinklar A alarm lyttam Through The Farmets Home Administration, You Can Move Into A New Home At Amazingly Low Terms. Payments Are Based On Your Family Size And Ad|usted Family Income. See Us Today! Let Us Explain This Sensational Plan. Seasonal And Corporate Apart manta Areiiabte leaking Program* To lu ll Tout NemdS 14f— Commercial Property / Sale . Your New Home! NO DOWN PAYMENT ONE MONTH HUCfOAUI! .. W H Y RENT When You Con Own Before You Lease! |j.(M ES LEE SP RING S o r!I " ‘ i V / . 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SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Celt 321-8532 fl i t n M m ife i SfH I i . i U / iu h lii ( wnilrvTni ('a/r. Urttaarr .Su/ydiinrnft 13f tfTJ Cleaning Service /Iflfn cl if 6/1'* tre e Service FRANK Rarnharf painting A p r r t w r , ciaaruny i| yry r ,p R iln n u n M l llkl .1 P a in t in g V 4 Home K opiir u 2---------- JA2-J87R5 ECHOLS TR EE SERVICE fraetttim alayt Lon Prxayt I X Iny Slump Grinding Toy! M im td a y o r n ifa _LafTh a Profoyiionaic da it a O ULAfM to iio it ffiQ A 'IfCKJfm 0 * » Aft*iL-« lw iF o a O riO R O A ||M| rV#wirtry|l| £• f^ M ta yif l/tll44 14 *#V# 9ldA iWili' ^dtdld«* J n s tira n c e Coverage Always Pay$! ifT<w nM «|fiioiw n*iN*v<r«iikcr rvorw roa rou CALL |kOn l i t M M m il h u h a AMOOATI* mtuRANCE aqih cy <nc t k » * « i M c y a n rv jjijy �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. December 11. IM S — •* lt f — Ptt» t Supplies 235— Tru c k s / Buses/ Vans 200— R e g is te r e d P e ts SIAMESE CAT Accessories ROTTWEILERS Seel AeM*. 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Oiljndo Ave. (Hwy. 17-921 Sanford, Fla. 32771 MurauEE Aei»«ne |R w ih eW d an e tM in R F w V I h e w M i e t la . VI a d l m n w a F A I R l i t ta d In tadr I f t n j r u t a r It nr err COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST Priced From The High S70's To The Low H O O 'i OR SANFORD AREA RESIDENTS H I/O R IY f TO APPRtCWT! m W a r iu i Aadra* Acyl e Vad P V P A v< attar laao out C new Wararrw hoemaker Ve P V P A I I P cautooAT'ii attar milt CONSTRUCTION 2 3 3 -Auto Paris / Accessories T R A IN T O BE A C O M P U T E R P R O F E S S IO N A L ONLY 6 MONTHS. YOU C A N GRADUATE A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST •WOOD PROCESSNG • DATA BASE AFPU CATO KS •LlECnOMC SPREAD SHEETS ABASE M -f • a tU D o a P LA TE O N E ID A # • lilterw arf • IfB C W 1* m V|d) TRUCIS A MOTORS M Fard Matar a<m t waad Irani dwktl and prattura » ‘a»a V10C Itr j Rank Meier naadt card t'M • It Camp#' Tap VW • II Fard dad VU Ui-iir» Tiailart '« • « « ,m < oat lade t t n Fard Ptekap U K tarj Ckaee PKkap aim DAY OR EVENING CLASSES • BEGINNING MONTHLY FINANCIAL AID • JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE CALL N O W - 69 5 - 4000 FLORIDA TECHNICAL COLLEGE loko Kathryn Plata - 1237 S. Hwy 17 92. longwood. Fl 32750 a u t E D T lR t V a l a . a i i . I l l l l l l aidaradialt ) aitb pood Iraad lart Tatan all Cad na< Cimarran VJO *or an e Can ba m « at tie w Cr»t*ai 0* er ia <IM >><r FOR GIFTS!!! YOUR SOURC G IFTS FOR HER FO O D G IFTS OF GOOD TA S TE DICKS APPLIANCES Chrtgtmtt *s *tw prf*K t ftm# she tR te iF ie A ftt d ' M in Frww<* Ave Uetfrtf Fl S M C IA L O C LIC N TI* m OtlfCtlblB BttOrfrf'tM ChqfiMikrt btk) pjitr >#%' K N IO H IV V H O E VTORE HwtP Pupp'at Naiwralirart Dan a l Glean Vlippart Ladat EDIBLE PRODUCTS ell Late Mar* Bt.d at e Mar. F I Ml m i MRRdbAQi k'mJ mmh mo»e1 m I F m iI H . '% 0 -lt c la x f , / eSingle Stoiy / living J / • 1.2 A 3 / Bedioom Apia ■E •Yyjvhri'Dfyo' “ Y o u r A g e tn «M4 S f ie c a il* Is GIFT CERTIFICATES Y o u r F IR S T M O N T H R E N T (EXAMPLE 35 YEARS OLD RENT $35 00) Connections • La u n d ry Facilities Available P l v g e q e v a e Pantnev Available • Out vide Storage Available a Cable T V Available a Pool a fie .tubful Landscape • O n Bu> Line • Clove to Shopping end Major Highw ays Oiv* tflt p#Ht<t fill. T Ke f eft » i food boAtfh 9 a r d e ,i? APA R TM EN TS 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford (4 0 7 ) 322-2090 Ollice Hours Fri. 96. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 11, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1988. 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>, December 11, 1988; <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/075a55c6bb074eac4514fd1397775349.pdf fa000a363e43896e29bd21cd992cba3e PDF Text Text nrir p-*£ ■ ? i^-VH P 8 l FRIDAY Sanford Herald B itt Year, No 93 - Sanford, Florida School battle lines drawn NEWS DIGEST GROWING PAINS Rezoning plans draw sharp response BRIEFS Five and Id year ptoje chnns lor Sem inole C ounly schcxtls from several local factions at meeting Army copter crash kills four STU D EN TS TEG U C IG ALPA. Ilo n d u ra * A U S A rm y CH-47 transport helicopter crashed near Ih r northeast r o i» U l c ity of O lb a T hum day. KtlllnH at least fo u r A m r rlr a n so ld iers. tS r U S. Embassy M id . A fifth soldier tr* m issing. H **dd A u th o ritie s found four Ix x llrs at th r site of d ir c ra s h . M id r m b n i y s p o k e sw o m a n A n n r Slitmun«t C rjK i t* a |M*tt r lt y «*n I h r m u llira s t r o u l atKNft ju o m ilrs north *»f Tegucigalpa. the capital Suspect a horror film fan GREENFIELD. M ar* - Polk-* searching ih r l,nine til (he suspect In th r m u r d r r of a you*)* w om an seized h u n d re d * o f h o rro r m o v lr a M lfa rt*. In c lu d in g v ld r o ta p r * . m *g *z » n rs . tw o’* - . and m ask* worn by t o r v tiu m in ih r ••Friday I f ir l.'llh " movtca. d o cu m e n t* released Thursday showed The r m irt d o cu m e n t* a u g g r*t « hU arte m otive in ih r m u rd e r of IK -yrar-old Sharon Gregory, who wav slabbed about tw o d o /r n t lm t * and h rr throat idll O d 24. Ih r d*x u n ie n l* M id T h r o n ly u u p r d — M ark Itra n rh . Ml d l^n iitw a rrd a flrr ih r m u rd rr and was found draci last week, h a iu tlnu from a I r r r __________ From United P r * * * tnlernatlonal report* By CAROL J. RUMBEV Herald staff w if* Coming Sunday... SANFORD — Lines were drawn al last n ig h t* Sem inole County high school rezoning meeting, b ut l l ir y w r r c n 'l o u tlln ln if d is tric t boundaries. Parents of Sem inole H igh School s lu d e n l* fold zoning task force m em ber* they needed a d d i­ tio n a l students lo support school program * — p ro gram * like llie ({Hied classes, and advanced placem ent «lasses, w hich ({enerale d o lla r* (or schools They am asking that an area c u rre n tly toned lo l.a k r Mary llt t l l i School he reto ne d lo Sem inole The suggestion. w h ich was fir»l made at an earlier task force m c riln K . l» now draw ing h ig h e m o tio n s b o th (ru m l.ake M ary and Sem inole parent* H is also upsetting a segment o l the black c o m m u n ity , w ho Iccl that because of r . . . w » L * 4 0 -p c rrrr* •—n m i'y r* » tn , '»**• highest In llie county — the srlim tl l* being Ignored , "M y ch ild happens lo lie black, but I don I w au l h im penalized.' Leon Brooka told an audience ol a pp ro xim a tely l(X) people I am a la x paying. p ro d u c in g c itiz e n and I w aul som ething lor m y * lilld For llio o k s II w ill lie years lirfo re Ills son Is old enough in J u r iid Sem inole, b u l- 'n other parent* at last n ig h t's in e rtin g the Issue .s of im m ediate concern T h e ir suggestion is one ol six plans under consideration by task lor* e members C u rre n t An overview and analysis of the Seminole County School B o a rd * proposed f*ro n ln g plans □ Nation U.S. plane shot down By VICKI D eSO R M IlR Herald coirespondenl SANFORD — In an era ol Instant, easy ta re everything, people have come lo expect that even C hristm as trees m ust come In a b*»*. fu lly d m ir n lr d and ready l*» w arm die heart One m ight e xpe rt, therefore, that the days o l w alking slow ly th rough a lot tilled w ith freshly harvested tr.e s u n til |usl Ih r rig ht tine was found, lied and bundled Into the fam ily ear. ate over. Not so. in sist ih e p u rv e y o rs o f live Christm as trie s who are haw king Ih rlr wares In d ir area W e e k e n d s a re busy lim e s Sanford parade 10 a.m. to m o rro w INDEX Drldga...........................*B F lo rid a .........................** Claaslhad*..................» ■ H oro e co p * ..................*B C o m ics.........................OB N a tio n ..........................« * Calandar ....................5B P a o p l* ..........................AD C ro ssw o rd ................ OB ....................................... 3A Daar A b b y ...................SB S p o rts ...........................JB Editorial...................... 4 A W o r ld ........................... BA Sunny and mild today Calm w in d s , (air Irn tp rra 70s m ake Oils a b a u llfu l day. Hul the w inds w ill uris*- lo n lg lil n i l be cool w iih m aybe of 20 percent chance ol rain I n ­ m o rro w w ill l»c cool­ er* s k i. - ............ lu r e s SUBSCRIBE la tis h a Raines (left). 11. and Adam Cornelius. 10 help decorate the tree a! Central Flood* Regional M oipilsl The two are sludenl* at T O Ham ilton Elemanlsry. wtie*o kids maile then own decorations lo proudly display on Ihe hospital • Ire* A tree grows in Sanford, sort of 9e* Pag* 1B .l" ‘l ... III I he 3 5 .7 3 6 IB .IS O 3 0 .0 4 9 CONSTRUCTION D O LLA R S By ISO? 0 2 5 m illio n 2 3 .S m illio n O H igh S rtn xil H y 1997 M id ii. litK '* fw lMnx 1 3 7 .S m lld o a 7 6 5 m illio n 6 0 .0 m tlM *m Hh • M(>tfXM V* « S»x ■ vBRAD CHURCH HsrsKJ staff wnn>* P eg* 6A A T LA N T A — I l n u r H urst Is nol like ly lo la­ the b a s is lor a C ollusion IV hearing Horst, w ho distinguished h im se lf l l i r r r W orld S r r lr s ago. c a u g h t San D leg o'e p ilc h lo r a S5 3 m illio n c o n lr a d T h u rsd a y w In n he reached a I lite r year agreement w ith the IM drrs The J Q -y rn ro ld th us ended Ih r most p rrs s u rrd hiddm tt Is ililr lo r a baseball player since the ow ners closrd I h eir « he* klxsiks al Ih r end *il the I9H 5 season ••Fm s till o|K-n lor Imslness I v r gol a p llc h rr lo peddle.” Manager General Manager Jack MrKeon of the I’adre* sa iil In ih r lobby nl ih r hotel that housed l » * r b a ll's w ild e r H irelings during the week W r sat«l before WC gol here we wanted In gel a p llr h r r a n d a b ille r Oy 1997 K lentenizrv Middle H igh School Sears subsidiary wants a piece of mall action MOSCOW Relief w o rk e r* struggled lo restore eome semblance of tir d r r Friday am id die widespread destruction caused by a power tut earthquake d ia l killed in is *d ll»ou*and* *»« people, left hun dred * *»l th ou san d * home lew* and obliterated r n t lr r to w n* President M ikh a il Gorbaehev w ho cut *h o rt a visit lo Ih r U nited S tairs. Cul*» and llr lla ln b rru u a r *»f Ih r «a la m lly. a rrive d lu c k In M<*s* **w , a||k KlUlaftk «|iui WAD lli lu k l i i t f r i t W i r h f f H tu rf* In Arm m W e w h fff* ch«rr**h «n*irrrw rs d m s trd 70 OOO people died □ Sports Bosox ace now a Padre 3 7 ,3 8 4 1 3 .0 7 0 K lrim -n la rv Middl* Ih tffi Si Ikm»I Bee S ch oo ls. Page 5A □ W orld Quake death count al 70,000 WASHINGTON — U nkn ow n assailants shot down a chartered U S airplane. pre»um hably lu llin g live crew m en, and ila in a g rd another In a missile attack near Morn*m s southern border, an area c o n tro l In i by h e a vily arm ed IW-doum g u rn tlla s U S and Moroccan o fficials w ild Thursday II was not * In u win* was rrs fm iis ih lr l*»r Ih r attack, lu ll a spokesman lor Ih r p ollsailo fr o n t r r l i r l ({mop e m phatically denied in v o lv rm rn i and offered to assist in In ve s tig a tin g th r Incident S ee P e g * 0 A lly 1092 A Jan, 5 vote slated lor 7 p m nl t-ake Howell H igh School w ill so lld llv the task lo n e s rrzo n ln g plan Their recom m endation* along w ith those of Ih r m iddle school task lo n e w ill go Indore Seminole C ou nty S* I mxiI l**»aMl m e m b e r* f«»r final decisions The tx m iri date has n ol t e n i set The *rea discussed Iasi night e nta ils eight Lake M ary subdivisions bounded by Stale Road 15 *>n llie west. H ighw ay 427 on 17 03 on llie south A southern! borders. Hospital Road and Seminole H igh b o u n d a ii on Ih r eastern tm rder. and Lake M ary Boulevard and Seminole H igh boundary on n o rth lo .seminolc H igh School • A ll we re hearing is wr.at s w rong w ith the program s al Sem inole.’ Karen Fiey. said f i r y llv rs In l^ ik r M a i\ Woods, has a ir n ih grader and w ould la- a llr c lr d H llie suggestion become* re a lity " W r *p rn t quite a hit of m oney lor a custom home so our ch ild could go lo L ik e M at\ H igh and now w r find one y t.tr taler he II h a ir lo move W hy. hr* ause Seminole needs program s ’ li dorsn I make any sense When co nstructio n rra a c * at Semmow •!" *.h<>.l w ill have • slud en l ra p a c ity ol 2 2 « l □ INSIDE I9 .U 9 I 9 .9 6 0 1 3 .6 1 1 M u h llr High S*iMX»l S A N FO R D - T h e a n n u a l Jaycee* C hristm as parade is scheduled lo In-gin al 10 a.m. tom orrow on E. First S ir r r i. In trout ol die New T rib e * Mission headquarters The parade ro u te Is west a lo n g th e W'. F irs t L a u re l Avenue A rt H all, president of die Sem inole Sanford J a y c rrs said tH) m ills , in c lu d in g d ire r band*, a rr scheduled lo lake p ari Tingrand m arshal ta C h a rn a Davis, die C hannel 0 television noon news program anchor fierson. h r said. The them e of Ihe parade Is “ a tropical C hristm as " H ull said parking Is available u l any of the m unlcl|>al lots d o w n to w n as w e ll as Ih e cham ber o f com m erce b uilding . lo r area C hristm as dee vendor* w Ih i offer a va rie ty •>< sizes shafirs and prices A random sam pling **l area l h rtsim as t i ” m a ile rs found p ricing la s e tl o n dee s|^« m s height and aesthetic*. For exam ple, one m a ile r sells a * 10 lialsaltl Hr and a *400 balsam hr Height and aesthetics - color and lullncs* - account for Ihe *390 difference. Onr i h Ut i *i 4 * to *ri tiMit Hr at and a 7 foot hr al *:M 1 •»«» F o u r - 1<* 3 feel trees al one produce m a rk rl stall as low as S I 3 and l l - l o 12 fool tr e e *range lo S -10 Al a Seminole Counlv nursery. bals.un .its range from *-1 09 lor a 4 l««*i m-e i*» 929 99 _______ W IN TE R PARK III* F.asi *< iH f.tl I'k a u la IM .innitig Com m Hatnn lias a dilem ina how lo del Mir w hat * r lln ia die three d e vrlo jx is iHojMislllg iu.il«,i .i«>|i|iing m alts Mm tn a ih S iiu llk w V^Hiniy sh ou ld m eel i n galn«om m t*al*ai auprosal. I Io n ia n a sulisidkiry <*• Near* l***r»>o«-k a *j«» «>r ('Im a g o . IS d a la*«-s* i l n r lu p r i to f.n>;saie b u ild in g n s lio fip ln g <enter in th r Niai* lt*».«l 40 In le rsta l* I a rra |<i |B i si nt*itl%r*k iM llw i i» iii|k im toll! IIH |» U lililllK l o om ll s propv I revue m e n m lllre **• •(» P*«»» T h u rs d a y (lin in g a in e rtin g in W inter Park Ih r co m p an y plans .* *»*MMXI0 - p . a ir loot 'h<>plrt" f t m a ll a lliie n o n h w e a t com er **t S R M iam i I 4 The r n m m lllr r Is also aw alilng l**im al appll* a i mmis (or approval Irorn two n ilir i * i atifianles p lklllllltlU k||fi|i|ilM |[ i i m IU III • 11« *tt« • M H vin Simon A A s - m a n s of Im fU n a fio lls has prom M rtl a o n r m illio n s*fu.ur loot rn« k a r tl m all In lx- I all* d N r iilllio lr Mall n il III* • asl side ol I I atxHIl a h a lf m ile sm ith id S M Ml l^ is i .l.o io .irv I tie Hahn I *• **l I-** ■)*etl.r I a lll a nm iu m ed plans f..t a I 2 n u ll........ lexii m a il am t r n t r iia ln t iir n i *ompl» » •••• die west side ol I I Iw lw r r n Uike M a li Ik n ile ia rd ami C«ainlv H*m *I 4 tiA lo h r called llr .illu o w lo w n C r n lr i I h it m all is planned .»s p a il of C a m rM . a |ir->|xese d 2 50 a* i r m a ll, e n le tla ln m e iil a n il rrsM lenllal d rvrle ijn n e n i al ih r n o rth end eel .Irn o I ’aiiloc* I s llr a lh io w developrneni I V i ause a ll l l i r r r piupiesids a ir lor d iv r lo p m r n ls o l regtenial n n |M *j. the rrgMtnal p lanning co u n cil Is m p i ’ r rd I** approve i l a i i plans Ihe p l.m n iiig iiM in c ir * approvals <>i dlsappm vnls w ill lx- |*.»sse-«l Oil lo Ihe S em inole C o u n ty C o m m is s io n as feeononendalM ins and ih e c m in iv *«HinnlssMni w ill m ake dii- lln a l tlrcIsMin m i whi* li ptt>Je*-l or projects a rr upptoveil M rm tie rs ol d ir projef l i n o r e o ilim ltle e a g rrr ■hid d ir area l annol r t n m itlil* .•Hi s iififx n I l l i r r r m afor sli<»fipnig m alls w llllln I wo m iles *>l r a th o th e r llu i some c m n io llle e incm liers d u n k li is nol ih r P lanning C om m ission'* job to *l* « i*l<- w hich «levrlo|*rr Is most Ilk* I v lo so* <re d Im am ta llV C liff l .title II n r i i l l l u dllre leil *d llie planning age-m v. said i I m- com m ission s th iiv Is m il so See T re e *. Page 5A See M a ll. Page 5A W astew ater com prom ise proposed J im C ounty w ants Yankee Lake w aste dum ped into w etla n d s By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer _____________ ________ Ih h lr deputy co un ly a d n iln ls ira lo r. s.u*l die had no plans lo use llie pro|Xisril I I M ills it dir siale a p p ro v r* Ihe w rlla n d * «lls|x*s.il system Ih r w etlands system was presented to group **• *•■•• o f lliia ls io ii I r n v lr iin iiic iila lls ls Ih u rs d .iy a l d ir M illd a tld o lllte s ol III*" I *11101) s Yankee l^ ik e plant designers, t 'am p. Dresser and Mi K r r In* If * ,• g ri die w etlands fx-rnUi. w r don l w a ill lo liu lld the R ills .' I lllilr said llllile said die high lo s t In c o tis lrild M ills m a k rs Ihe w etlands s y s lriu prrlerahle W a ller Thom pson, regional biologist lor Ih r s ta ir |)r|> .irim e u l o f N atural Resources was pleased w ith I lllilr s d r. la ra llo n I lia iiifiv .ii v iid in die u p p rn x lm a lr aiea of die the p n ifx is rd RIB system is x m ti hrush d ia l serves h o m e s lo die threatened « ro ll )av lie said l l i r r r is also a large gopher u n d e population In d ir M llla rra ••Thai w ould lx- a gixxl argum ent In use lor die w r l lands p c rn ill.” s.u*l I Ml Harden " I die F'rlcnds ol W rk lv a . T hom pson (lu ffe d u l l l i II*' h r wihim I have l*i review aerial ptmlogrnphs nl die area In d e le rm liie where die R ills In tn id c on the anim als' h a lilliiis Al least one K ill w ill have lo In- <u n x tm c le d lo See P e r m it. Page BA i o i i i i IV .. M AITLAN D - Sem inole C ounty, w ith in ih r next two weeks w ill apply lor a slat* |x m ill lo d u m p Mealed sewage front d ir Yankee laik* plant n il*, m a tin wetlands lo eventually (low into the Si. Jo hn s R iver, a co u n ty o fficial said T huraday. . , 11 llie Florida D epartm ent ol E n v lrn n m rn la l R rg iila d o it approves d ir p e n u lt In die next live lo six inonthv. the co un ty w on't use die rapid in fill m l ton Im siti IMIM system d ia l Is about lo receive a perm it Im m DhK S tnlt o lhclalx and rn v lro n m e n ia lls ls said they had few object Ions lo die a llr rn a llv r . The RIB p c m ill had laced an ap|x-al by lo n iu i Seminole C ou nty com m ission candidate AH Davis B ill he said Wednesday he plans to drop die appeal »hn« d ir co un ty had little In le n llo n m use a RIB system l)K R c l l li i a l s have said th r y don » a n llr lp a lc slgulhcant o bjection* lo llie wetlands |»ermU THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL HEWS COVERAQ 'm s m & �*A — San lord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday. December 0, 1986 . i NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STA TE FLORIDA BRIEFS Early prison release restrictions endorsed Accused cop killer prompts policy probe Martinez aide: ‘Substantial questions’ T A LLA H A S S E E — Gov. Hob M a rtln e x ' lo p lc|(al a ld r said T hursday th a t new evidence raise* "s u b s ta n tia l q u e stio n s" about Jam es Richardson's m u rde r c o n v ic tio n In the poisoning o f his seven c h ild re n 20 years ago. Peter D un ba r, general counsel to the governor, said a te am h e lp in g In h is review o f R ic h a rd s o n 's conviction w a s a tte m p tin g to Independently v e rify new testim ony by fo rm e r Arcadia police ch ie f R lrhurd H am ard th a t Richardson w as framed. D unbar d ecline d com m ent about d eta ils o f his report on th e case, w h ich he expected w ould be given to the governor w ith in tw o weeks. He has been In vestig atin g the case for about s ix weeks "H u t o b vio u sly, m y office and the people that are assisting u s (In the probe) w ould not have devoted th is am ount of tim e If we d id n 't th in k there were some s u b sta n tia l questions h e re ." D unbar said. R ichardson. 52. a fru it-picker. was convicted of the m u rde r o f his eldest ste pch ild In 1967. a fte r a ll seven children ate food laced w ith p arath lon . a potent Insecticide. He has served 2 0 years of a life sentence and w ill be e lig ib le fo r parole In 1993. By MICHAEL MOLINC United Press International TALLA H A S S E E - A state comm ission o n crim e T h u rs ­ day endorsed legislation In ­ spired by th e C hortle Street case to e xclu d e Inmates co n ­ victed o f viole nce against law officers fro m F lorida's e arly release p ro g ra m . Hy a u n a n im o u s vole, the stale C rim e Prevention und L aw E n f o r c e m e n t S t u d y Commission recom m ended to the L e g is la tu re a b ill tb a t would m ake anyone convicted of murder, assault or battery against a p o lic e officer In e lig i­ ble for p ro visio n a l release r r r d lls “ It w ill Just Im m e d ia te ly happen, th a t w hen the c o n ­ viction (for violence ugalnst an officer! la k e s place, the gain time Is a u to m a tic a lly voided." said Peter D u n b a r, general counsel to G ov M artlnex and a m em be r o f the crim e commission The D rp a r tm r n l of C orrec­ tions m ay a w a rd provisional release c re d its lo inm ales a l­ ready earnin g tim e ofl for good behavior w henever the prison population rrn rh e s 97.5 percent of design capacity. The p ro gram Is a reform of a d m ln ls ir a tlv e g a in lim e , which u »*SI»»c- proposed soon after he took office In 1987 to High Court upholds two death sentences T A LLA H A S S E E — The F lorida Suprem e Court refused T hursday to reconsider a ru lin g u p h o ld in g the tonvtctkm . b u t not th„‘ d ea th sentence, o f a m an w ho m urdered an associate who threatened hts life over a • 10 debt. The u n a n im o u s ruling raid J u a n Handa was p ro p e rly convicted o f the 1985 Pinellas C o u n ty murde.* nl M rlb e r Tyrone " T e r r y " Denmark. The Justices also said evidence showed the k illin g was m otivated by H anda's fear for his life The co urt com m uted Handa's sentence to life in prison "H e 's h a p p y a’ nd that m u c h ." -a id M ilita n t p u b lic defender D ouglas cUT.oor o f H artow. w ho handled Handa's ra se on appeal. The co urt o rig in a lly ordered the co m m u ta tio n this s u m m e r, but Handa's law ye r askrd for a rehearing, arguing a nrw tr ia l was necessary because the tria l jud ge failed to instruct the Ju ry about a Ju stifiab le homicide verdict. "W hile th e co urt should have given at least a m in im a l d e fin itio n o f excusable and Justifiable h o m icid e ," the revised opinion said, iw 'im fl was not p rejudiced un«u«< llm v was no evidence th a t w ould have tu p p o rle d e ith e r defense." keep the state w ith in Inm ate population lim its established by u federal Judge. The revisions adopted by the 1988 L egislature subject freed Inmates u p lo 9 0 days beforr th e ir release date. Street ts accused ol g u n n in g down tw o M rtro-D adc police officers Nov 28. 10 days after he was granted early release after serving 55 |K-rrent o f his 15-year sentence for attem pted first degree m urde r. Street reduced h is sentence through v a rio u s form s o f gain lim e , used lo rew ard good behavior. Prison officials said h r m isse d o u t on several awards o f gain tim e because he was a d is c ip lin e problem Street w o u ld have been Inel­ igible lo r m ost gain lim e h id he been p ro s e c u te d u n d e r F lo rid a 's h a b itu a l o ffe n d e r law. " I t's not a reaction lo the Street case speU flcally. b ut we concluded from that situation that anybody w ho m u rd e rs or assaults a p o lle r n ffir r r should tie excluded from provision release c re d its ." -m l C orrec­ tio n * Secretary R ichard D ug­ ger. a co m m ission m rtn b e r The (Mitel also Is considering w h ith e r lo resum e (tariffing convicts, a m ove that w ould give the stale broader powers to supe rvise in m a te s upon Ih r lr release Gain-time policies may add to problem U nltsd P r s is Intsm atlonal T A L LA H A S S E E - The early relrase o f Inmaies to avoid prison overcrowding la h a m p e rin g rehabilitation p ro g ra m * and may be ad­ d in g lo the crim e problem , u r e p o r t b y th e s ta te A u d ito r G e n e ra l's o ffic e says. "T h e p u n itiv e and deter­ rent effects o f Incarceration m ay be w ra k rn e d by 'h e sh ort le n g th s o f stay In p ris o n ." auditors said In a report released Wednesday on the state Department of C orrections release policies and program s. T he report says 62 p e r­ cent o f the 13.536 Inmates released In 1087 between J u ly I and Dec. 30 spent •ess th a n six m onths In prison, effectively rem oving th em fro m most reh ab ilita ­ tio n p ro g r a m s and d e ­ creasing Ihe punitive effect of d o i n g U n it. "In m a te s w ho stay In prison Iras than six m onths c a n n o t r o m p le tr r e ­ h a b ilita tiv e programs that were designed lo require anyw here brum rig h t to 24 m o n th s to c o m p ile ," the »dd The average le n g th o f tim e b e h in d b a rs fo r a prison Inm ate t» 1982 was 2 6 m on ths — e x c lu d in g sentences o f life In prison, death or those longer than 50 years — w h ile In 1987. the average lim e served was 16 m onths. Florida has been under a federal court m andate since the 1970s to keep Its prison population below 98 per­ cent of available bed space. A num ber o f program s — a d m in is tra tiv e g a ln t lin r . c o n tra c t release, parole, supervised c o m m u n ity re lease, basic gain lim e . In ­ c e n tiv e g a in tim e a n d m en torlou s gain Itine — have been Introduced lo keep the prison population below ih e c o u rt-o id e re d m axim um An inm ate recently nr le a s e d u n d e r ih e a d ­ m in i s t r a t i v e g a in - tim e program was charged late L±«i m onth w ith firs t degr** m u rd e r In th e s h o o tin g deaths o f tw o M etroDade police officers In M iam i T h e in m a t e . C h a rle s Street, had served a little more than one h a ll of a Ift-y r a r s e n lc n r r at the tim e of hts release Nov 18 Family of girl killed on ride sues M IAM I — T he fam ily whose d a u g h trr died after a rnldwayride collapsed filed suit Thursday against the ride owner a n d the H row ard C o u n ty Youth Fair Inc asking for 810 m illio n In damages. fh e s u it alleges James E. Shares Shows Inc a .V th e Hroward C o u n ty Fair failed to p ro pe rly Inspect and fix th e 14-year-old rid e and warn the p u b lic o f a ny possible danger, said M urra y Sam s J r., a Miami law yer. "H ts m y understanding from ru m o rs alone tbat thrre is 8 1 0 m illio n of Insurance out there and w r w ant to Involve the Insurance c a rrie rs ." Sams said C hristie Schafale. 17. of Cooper C liy . died Nov. 23 when th e Monster am usem ent rtde collapsed The accident, which a lso Injured six people, was blamed o n a hidden crack in an a rm on Ihe rtde, Ride o w ners were warned in the e arly 1980* ot pote ntia l cracks like Ihe one blamed In the H row ard County accident, said Jon E y e rly . the grandson r»l the founder of fcyetly A lrrra ft. the now -defunct company that made the ride He aakl w a rn in g s were issued ttreatise tests showed "th e re w ere a rra s o f cra ckin g .'* W ally R ich. F lorida's chief u m u s e m rn l nde Inspector, said there was no evidence Shales knew o f any cracks. The 14 S p ide r amusement rid e s In Florida, similar to th e Monster rid e , were orderrd shut dow n Wednesday u n til th e m etal p arts o f the rides are X-rayed. Martinez asks cabinet-term limit TA LLA H A S S E E — Gov. Hob M artlnex said Thursday he had asked R epublican leaders In the Legislature to push a b ill th a t would lim it C abinet members to no m ore th an two consecutive term s In office. " I th in k th a t the Idea Is you are there to provide a p u b lic service, not have a public ca re e r." M artlnex M i d T he resolution w o u ld take effect In 1991. Under p ro visio n s of Ihe measure. C abinet members c o u ld serve no m ore th an iw o consecutive four-year terms, a lim it now Imposed on the governor M artlnex w ants the Legislature to pass the reso lu tio n and plare It on the 1990 ballot If approved by the voters, the m e a su rr w ould begin affect any C abinet m em ber holding office In 1991 M artlnex said he was no) proposing ihe c h a n g r as a m rans o f strikin g back a l some current C abinet m em bers w lih whom he hus had disagreem ents He also denied II had partisan overtones. From United Press International reports LOTTERY The dally number Thursday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was ID a L Straight Play (numbers In eiact order) $250 on a 50-cent bet, 8500 on St L 00* 3 (numbers in any order) $60 tor a 50 cent bet. $160 on S1 □ Boi 6 (numbers In any order) $A0 lor a 50 cent bet. $80 on $1 □ Straight Bo* 3: $330 In order drawn, $80 In any order on a St bet □ Straight Bo* 6 $290 in order drawn, $40 it picked In comblna tlo no nS l bet Floridian named to national GOP post A ustin has been credited w ith helping Hush w rap up Florida ORLANDO — F lorida S late e a rly d u rin g the p re sid e ntia l Republican C h a irm a n J e a n lr c a m p a ig n , e n a b lin g I h r v lr r president to d iv e rt resources lo Austin w ill be nam ed to the No 2 slot for th e Republican Na­ other states. She barked h im In tional C om m ittee, she has c o n ­ 1980 w h e n he ra n a g a in s t Ronald Reagan firmed Austin said T h u rs d a y evening Florida was a big w in n e r for she "was lla t t r r r d to lie chosen" Hush and the Republicans Nov and scheduled a news confer­ 8 Hush treat M ichael D u ka kis by ence for Friday In Orlando 20 percentage points and U S A longtim e su p p o rte r of I’ rrs l- Rep C onnie M a rk edged U S dent-elect George Hush. A u stin R ep K e n n e th H . " H t l d d v " w ill replace M aureen Reagan, M ar Kay lo t a Senate seat Re­ the president a daughter publicans also w on tw o U S Oov. Hob M a rtln e x re c o m ­ House scats from the Democrats mended A u s tin fo r the post in a picked u p tw o state Cabinet recent m eeting w ith Hush, and (tnsts and made gains In the R e p u b lic a n C h a ir m a n L ee Legislature Atwater was to m ake the a n ­ "W ith the success that we've had In F lorida, w r can ce rta inly nouncement United Prasa In ts m a tlo n a l United Frees In ts m a tlo n a l MIAMI — E n v iro n m e n t.ih s i* and farm ers m e i w ith w ater officials T h u rs d a y lo ta lk a!tout a pro|K»4l that w o u ld placr most .if Ihe hurden on saving Lake Okeechobee, s o u th F lo rid a 's largrst freshw ater lake, on land owners. At a d a y lo n g w orkshop In Miami C ity H a ll, the center of disrusslon w as u draft o f the Surface W ater Im provem ent anti Management Plan, w hich c u ll* fo r a d ra m a tic re d u c tio n In "phosphorus lo a d in g s " into the 730-square-mile lake hy 1992 The plan Is th e most sweeping LO CAL FORECAST T oday , home patchy dense lug e a rly Hits morning th e m becom ing m ostly clnudy w ith a 20 percent chance of s h o w ­ ers. H ig h * In the upper 70s W in d m ostly east lO iiijih T o n ig h t...p a rtly clnudy w ith the low s In the upper 50s W in d lig h t n orth Saturday...cloudy w ith u 3 0 percent c l lance of show ers. H ig h * In the low In m id 70s W in d northeast 10tn 15 rn p li. Florida J i m POSTMASTER. W M lO d u u c h o j t i lo THE S A N F O R D H E R A L 0 . P O Boa 14SJ, kan lord FL »F TI. Hama D o ll.« r* 1 M entfti, I I C I l j t Manttn. M l M . T m i , t i l M In SUM Mall: ] Month* ITS U| t Month. Sir M j Y ear, U l M Out or S lltr M o ll: Thraa Month. U l Mi t Month. MS M i Voor i n X Phone COOTt 111 l i l t . a n il p o llu tio n measure r v r r tor th e la k r. One co ntrove rsia l |M>tni in the plan w ou ld rrq u lre people o w n ­ ing U nd on Ihe lake lo have land-use (le rm lis The pi.m con­ tends th is w ou ld aid in en­ forcement The fa rm e rs said they w r r r not opposed to a plan th a t would save Ihe U k r. the second largest frrshw ’uter lake In Ihe United Stales beh in d l-u k r M ichigan h ul they were against the pre m ature im p le m e n ta tio n o( any strategy that m ay prove fruitless In the end " I compare th is lo the Stealth B o m be r," said sugar cane fa rm ­ er W ayne Hoynlou. "Y ou may not kn ow if It w ill fly. hut you ttn v ril it a n y w a y ." The 113 page SWIM plan o u t­ lines a strategy lo cul down Ihe am ount of n u trie n ts going in lo I he lake, w hich ha* an average depth o f 9 feel The lake has lieen choked by algar grow ths caused by the Urge am ount of n utrien ts dum ped Inlo It The plan In d lc u tr* (ti.it m in i of Ih e n u t r I r n 1s . p r i m a r i l y phosphorus, ro n s ls l* of n in o ll irom d airies It says one solution would he ftir U nd ow ners in hulld rete n ­ tion points on th eir property, a move w h ic h some of the farm ers EXTENDED OUTLOOK A lw a lrr s till m ust lie elected w h e n th e N NO m r r t s tn January, as m ust Austin Hy trad ition , however, the president names the HNC chairm an, and the chairm an names the cochairm an s a id w o u ld t v r o s i l y a n d | m l r n l l a l l y p u t t h e m o u t o f b u s in e s s Others said a D r|ia rtm rn t nl Environm ental H rg u U ilo n (dan c u rre n tly In effect Is w orking but has not h ern operating long enough fur m ajor result* to I*occur. What yo u're seeing Is d ra ­ m atic im p ro v e m e n t." said ran c h rr Sonny W illiam son 1 dan I know o f a n y th in g technologl<ally th.ii we <an do to Improve I h e q ua lity of w a t e r . " The governing board of Ih e South Florida W ater Manage­ m ent D istrict Is expected In postpone a scheduled Friday vole on the plan NATIO NAL TEMPS * SUNDAY C le a r 8 0 -0 4 SATURDAY C loudy 6 2 - 4 0 M IA M I IU PI1 — Flood! I t hour tompoeo tuf*« andram lall a l i a m f DT tod*? HI La R fin c*te» A4 u 0 00 Apalachicola 21 ss 000 C rn tn a o u 0 00 n Da y*ona Heat h K At 000 Foci Laudo'da'a •1 4? 000 Fori M y*r* SI 0 If n Datnatylltt SI 000 n Jackxnyilta K FI 000 Kay W all to 40 ooc L a v a !*** 20 0 00 M iam i n to S4 0 00 O rion *) 20 91 0 00 Panuar ola Varava* a Bradar-Ion • i 40 000 44 44 0 If Tallahavvao • 1 K 0 00 Tampo Sf 000 n Vaco hra<>to 42 0 00 Wat* Palm tlaach MONDAY S u n n y 6 4 -4 6 M J Dsc 1 6 ( \ FU LL D sc 23 ( BEACH C O N D ITIO N S D aytona B e a c h : Waves are 1 foot and glassy. C urren t Is calm w ith a water te m p era ture o f 07 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 1 to 1" i fret and glassy. C urrent Is ra lm . w ith a water Irm p e ra tu rr o f 67 degrees. Sun screen fa cto r: 14 r W EDNESDAY P ty C ld y 7 2 - 4 8 S T A T IS T IC S SATURDAY: T A B L E : Mm 7 50 a m . 10 10 p .m . MaJ 3:15 a m .. 5 55 p in T ID E S : D a y to n s hi g h . ------------ - TU E S D A Y P ty C ld y 6 2 - 6 2 SOLUNAR F IR S T FLO R ID A TEMPS y TIDES MOON PHASES Bench: Friday. December 9, 1988 Vol 81. No 93 Wcond C la n P o tla g * P i id »l laniard. f a a t a t t r r o t w i n n i n g ' l r < llnoa THE WEATHER IUVPS Ml ISO) Fla In 1986 An Orlando resident, Austin has headed the Florida GOP s i n r r 1984 S h r w as v ic e r hair woman for five yrers hr fore that M a u re e n R e a g a n , a c o n ­ troversial c h o i c e among m any Republican* lor the No 2 posl. was told by A lw a lr r al a lun cheon Iasi week that stir would not stay in the |»-*i Reagan s c ritic s thought she svm hcffi/rd n rp o ttm ii rather than Ihe tin* Okeechobee pollution solution sought S a n fo rd H e ra ld P v M ith a d D a ily a n d V im da y, t i c * * ! k i l u r d i y by Tha la n ia r d H ir a ld , Inc , >ao N French A»a . kanlacd. bring th a t to the national le v e l." Austin said. "W e need lo repost lio n o u r s e ls r s In become a m ajority p u n y ." She sahl K rp iib llra n s have succeeded in Florida "h y rlta n g log o u r message from negative lo positive and by bard w ork She also said the [tarty needs to do m ore to a ll ra d m inorities Austin. 54. said shr ha* worked w ith A tw a te r lor years Jo ckeying to rrp lare A u stin already has tiegun Martlnex has h re n b a r k in g Van Poole. a form er H row ard County stale legislator w ho now Is secretary of the s ta ir Dejarrtm ent o f Ihislness R egulation Austin is sup­ porting C h e s trr Clem, a form er slate G D I’ vice chairm an from Veto I tr u d i w ho ran for governor 1 n r> .i in i .’ I in lows. 9 :2 6 a .ill..9 :3 6 p in.; in.; S m y r n a U each: h igh*. Net 3 10 a m , 3 :28 p m .: lows. 9.31 a.m .. 9 41 |i m ; S e b a s tia n I n ­ le t: highs. 3 1 4 a m . 3:17 p m . BOATING S t. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r In le t - Today .w ind m ostly cast 5 to 10 k l* Seas I to 3 ft. Ita y and Inland w aters sm ooth lo a light chop. T o n ig h t .w in d cast to northeast 10 to 15 k l* Seas 2 to 4 ft. Hul hig he r In the gulf stream Hay and Inland w aters a lig h t to m oderate chop. S atur­ day... w ind northeast In east 15 k l* Seas 4 to 0 ft. The hig h tr m p rru tu rr in San­ ford T h u rs d a y was 76 degrees and the o vernig ht luw was 55 as rr|M>rtrd b y the U niversity of Florida A g ric u ltu ra l R rsearch and E ducation Center. Celery Avenue. There was no recorded ra in fa ll durin g the 24-hour |>enod e nd ­ ing at 8 a m today. The le m p e ru h irr at 8 a.in. to d a y w a s 0 9 degrees and T hursday's overnight luw was 58, a* recorded by the National Weather Service al the O rlando In ie rn a tlo n a l A irport. O ther data T h u r s d a y 's h ig h ................. 92 B a r o m e tr ic p re s s u re ..3 0 . IB R e la tiv e h u m id ity .....8 5 pet T W in d s ................................ 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IS 14 40 24 SO I t 11 i t 11 1) IS I f 11 «] » I f 00 4] 24 •f n *1 41 14 22 44 «0 24 I f 42 u X> S4 n 4l | l SO 11 12 11 24 04 42 12 44 14 4f n 14 24 XI 14 44 f t 4* I f >t » M 11 SO 44 44 H n 12 u 21 n n 24 0* 04 OS ir 01 14 0) 19 10 14 Of Of �. . . . . . . Sanford Horaid. Sanford. Florida — Friday. December 9. 1968 — 3A I POLICE BRIEFS Several arrested for cocaine sales SANFORD — A Joint Seminole C ounty — Sanford undercover operation In Sanford T hursday n ig h t netted two Sanford men and a 17-year o ld boy. • James Edw ard H unt. 25. 115 D eltiune Circle. Sanford, was arT rstrd by C ity C ounty Investigative Bureau omenta a fte r r:e reportedly arranged to sell $20 In cocaine to un undercover aueiu at about 11:15 p m. A fte r receiving the $20 from the agent on I3 lh Street. H unt reportedly escorted the agent to South Olive Avenue, where th ey were approached by a 17-year-old H u n t reportedly exchanged the rash for the cocaine and CCIB agents arrested H unt and the boy. H un t was charged w ith p urchafe. possession. sale and delivery of a controlled substance He was taken to the Sem inole C ounty ja il where bond was set at $2,000 T he boy was taken lo ihe co u n ty ju ve n ile detention renter • Robert A n th o n y Davis. 23. 1815 W. 15th St.. Sanford, was arrested by CCIB agents at about 11 4b p m near Southwest Hoad and IHth Street after he reportedly sold an undercover agent $20 In r r a r k cocaine. Davis was charged w ith possession, sale and delivery of a controlled substance He was taken to the Seminole C ou nty Jlul where bond was set at $2,000 Man arrested for marijuana possession SANFORD — W arrent T im Bell. 23, 012 S Sanford A ve „ Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at noon A policem an reportedly found h im In possession o f a sm all am ount of m arijuana The arresi occurred at the com et of Seventh S trret and Fine Avenue Bell was charged w ith possession of less than five gram s o f a controlled substance Bel! was taken to the county Jail where bond was set at $500 Man arrested after traffic stop A L I'A MONTE SPRINGS — Mlt hael Paul Jarbeck. 38. t i l l Brennan Place. Longwood. was arrested by an A ltam onte Springs policem an at H a m. T hursday after a traffic stop on Stare Hoad 434 The officer r r p u tlr d ly dlsco'-ned <t plastt*- bag c o n ta in in g a s m a ll am o un t o f m ariju an a In the glove com partm ent of J a d w rk a car and several partially-sm oked m ariju an a cigarettes The officer also rep-rt.-d fin d in g a pack of rollin g paper In J a rb rc k s shirt pocket J a rh rrk was charged w ith possession of Irsa Ilia n 20 gram s of a controlled substance and d ru g paraphernalia. posse<Mion of a suspended driver a licence and d riv in g With s •••snendrd d rive r's licence He was taken t r ‘ he Sem inole C ounty ja il w h rrr bond was set at $500 Fired deputy’s hearing recessed •rS U S A N L O D 1 N Herald staff writer SAN FO RD — The appeal h e a rin g fo r a llrc d Sem inole C ou nty s h e riffs deputy arcused o f ra p in g a neighbor was re­ cessed on T hursday, pending review o f u second sei o f In ­ dependent lie detector tests the deputy said he passed The dep uty Is try ing lo get hta job b a rk A lth o u g h ih e fiv e -m e m b e r s h e r if f s c iv il s e rv ic e b o a rd hearing the appeal had to co n ­ sider n o th in g more than the In fo rm a tio n available to S h e riff J o h n P o lk, w hen Polk fire d d e p u ty D e n n is D re g g o rs in October. Sanford C ity A tto rn e y B ill C olb ert, ch airm a n o f the c iv il service board, agreed to delay th r boa rd 's decision u n lll Dec 21. M ra n w b lle . the board w ill re­ view the second set o f h r delector tests Dreggors said he (tassed after fa ilin g a s h e riffs polygraph trs t. The board m ust decide o n ly If Polk fired 28-year-old D rrggors. who was a deputy for about three years, for other than ju s i cause I f that Is th r board's ru lin g It could r rln s ia tr Dreg gors If the board rules In Polk s favor. D rrggors only tecotirse to try to get his fob back w ould b r th ro u g h a c iv il suit D u rin g a c rim in a l In vrstig a lio n by l!n » l» i l f f * d e|M rtuiei.. and s ta te a tto rn e y In to th r a lle g a tio n s against D rrg g o rs . both h r and his accuser were g iv e n He d e te c to r te s ts In llrr v a r d C ounty Sgt. B ill Massey, w ho ad m ln s le rrd the tests, ir s lllir d ib .il in in * o p in io n the wom an was tru th fu l and D rrggors was not H r also act used D rrggors of H rM IM S h I * HISwW Jed burman (left) sits next ip foim er Seminole County deputy Dennis Dreggors as Dreggors holding his h rra lh at live In eight seen;,it intervals during b is trs t In an effort in d istort ih r results Massey, w ho wild h r has ait m inistered atiout 2 <*x> ll<* d r (elector tests In the Iasi l l i f t t years, said Dreggors was the most nervous iirrs o n he has ever tested Am y D rrggors. who testified on behalf of her husband, s a id t h r d a y D rrg g o rs lo o k t h r Brevard C ounty lest h r was In a panic beravtse h r was a !r* ‘d *r" was going lo tm arrested there and bis law yer was im i w ith listens to a woman te s tily that Dreggors tied sexually assaulted her h im The lust hinges on who is te llin g the tru th b rr.iu s r in ­ v e stig a to rs have no physical evidence lo support Ih r woman s claim ■ The Seminole Stale Attorney declined to prosecute Drrggors on charges of sevual is iite ry and e x p o s u re o f s e x u a l o rg a n s . I m-i ause ol a l.i< k of physical evidence The Slate A ttorney did recom m end that Polk review D rrggors status as a deputy apH D rrggors was 11red D rrggoi s law yer. Jed Berman of W in te r Park, has u n til IV c 18. I m ake available lo Ih e U tard a ll inform ation and r r cords on un Independent lie d rie r tor lest, which lirrm a n said l) r r g \' *s loo k and passed. a fte r ta ilin g ih r earlier tests The 28 year-old woman a ccu s­ ing Dreggors. his form er Geneva n rig h ls ir. w ho has since m oved lo V rro Beach, lesllfled he s e x ­ ually harassed her for a y e a r. S h e s a id h r to u c h e d h e r . exposed h is sexual organs, m a p r le w d s u g g e s t io n s a n d I n Sec D re g g o rs . Page 3A Attempt to steal meat leads to arrest ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — An O rlando man was arrested Thursday for strong arm robbery after he reportedly attem pted to steal a W i t piece o< meat from the Goodin?'. grocery. 1074 M ont(fiim e*v Pnad Altam onte Springs poller report Bryan Dean Pahmeter. 18. 4002 Lake Conway Dtvd., attem pted to leave the store w ith o u t paying lo r a price o f meal hidden In his coat Pahm elr was stopped by the store manager and taken to the manager s office, p o tlrr report. Pahmeter reportedly tried to escape but was chased and subdued by store employees He was charged w ith strongarm ed robbery and la k rn to the co u n ty ja il w here bond was set at $5,000 Man arrested on lewd behavior charges LONGWOOD — An Orlando m an was arrested Thursday afternoon after three girts reported he had exposed him self to them . 1 tie guts reported lo police that a car approached them In Ih r 300 block of Donnie T ra il .is ih rv walked borne from sc bool As the car pulled alongside them , the g irls reported the d riv e r opened his car door, revealing his (tanls were pulled dow n and that be was fond lin g h lm srtf The g irls *r|M ra (rly gave m atch ing Id enllflcatluns of Ihe m an who was slopped on Stale Hoad 434 The g irls then In d ivid u a lly td rn ilfle d th r m an us Ihe suspect Norm an A ld rn H ire, 25. H45 Oak Manor Circle, was arrested and charged w ith lewd and laclvlous behaviour on a c h ild under 16 years old He was taken to the county Jail and held on $2,000 ttond Stromberg-Carlson names Anthony Cobbe president ■ r SANDRA •0 U C H A H IN 1 Horaid alalt writer systems group In a previous post w ith S iro u tlierg-Carlson, he was a senior vice p rr s ld r n i of operations and »u s to m rr service for llir r e years "C onsistent w llh the overall G IT strategy, we w ill co ntin ue to rm p h a a l/r greater In lrg ra llo n of nur U S and U K operations We w ill be d e v e lo p in g new n rtw o rk technologies th a t w ill serve Ihe nerds of o u r custom ers In Ih r U.S. and a ro un d the w o rld ." Cobbe said Jones, whom Cobbe Is suc­ ceeding. ends Ills second twoyear contract and w ill re tu rn lo the U n ltrd Kingdom to take a m a n a g e m e n t hoard p o s itio n w ith G IT . according lo Morgan LAKE MARY - The Strom ItergC arlson Corp announced T hu rsda y th r a p p o in im rn t of A n th on y H Cobbe. 45. as its president, effective Ja n I Cobbe w ill succeed Ernest Jones, president o f the corpora­ tio n since 1985 Slrotnlw rg-C arIson, a leading designer and m anufacturer ol telecom m unications rq u lp m rn t. Is a subsidiary of GEC Plrssry Telecom m unications Co. (OPTI w ith corporate tira d q u a rlrr* In G re a t B r it a in L o c a te d on K lrirh a rt Road. It Is the largest GPT com pany In th r United S ta te s , a c c o rd in g to S ie ve Cobbe. who Is B ritish , has M o r g a n , p u b li c r e I a 11o n s lived In the Untied States since coordinator 1982. He and h it w ife. Linda, Cobbe. form erly executive vice o rig in a lly from V irg in ia , reside president and 22-yrar veteran of In Longwood th e te le c o m m u n ic a tio n s I n ­ Founded In 1894 In C hlrago. d u s tr y . has h e ld to p le v e l m a n u fa clu rin g and operations Slrom berg-C orlson/G PT makes positions at Plessey G IT and m ore than $2 b illion In annual sales and employs about 25.000 Stromberg-Carlson He was orlg Inally pari o f the u qulsltlon learn w ith about 5,000 In Great B ri­ ta in In the early I960s. the In 1982 Before beco m in g e xe cu tive com pany moved lo Rochester. vice president. Cobbe served for N Y and siurled Us m ove lo Florida In the I970s one year as director o f m arketing "W e ’ve been a m obile com ­ and business development for p a n y ." Morgan said. O P T 's t d e c o m m it n lc a I Ion EMERGENCY CALLS THURSDAY • 10:10 a m. — Seventh Street and M ulberry Avenue, brush fire. • 10 29 a m. Wal-Mart Discount C ity. 3053 Orlando D rive, unlocked car door. • 12:11 p in. — 4 10 Orange Avenue, m edlrnl call, woman. 93. not transported. • 1 2 :3 2 p .m . 1903 C o u n try C lub Road, bru sh fire. • 5 04 p.m. - 5 I0 W . T h ird St., pot left burning on stove, m in o r sm o ke d a m a g e to kitch en . • 7 :2 9 p m . 2 4 2 5 S. F re n ch Avc.. tra u m a c a ll, w om an. 45. not transported. • 9 38 p m.. 107 Sem inole G ardens A p a rtm e n ts , lulse alarm . Six Mile Creek cleanup plan proposed ■ y J.M A R R BARFIELD Herald sta ff writer SANFO RD T o a v o id a potential $2 5 m illio n cost to clean s to rm w a le r flo w in g o ff the planned 1 5 m ite expressway bridge over l-ake J rx u p road designers are proposing lo clean d irtie r w ater com ing Into the ta k r fro m the Six Mile Creek at the same or less cost. If Ihe plan Is approved by the Sem inole C ou nty Expressw ay A u t h o r i t y 's e n v ir o n m e n t a l c o m m itte r, storm w ater c a rry in g p olluta nts w ould be allowed to flow from ihe bridge d ire c tly Into Ihe lake untreated T h e p la n w a s m e t w i t h cautious approval by the c o m ­ m ittee members Thursday, w ho said th ey m ig h t endorse it if ihe y had m ore In lo rm a tlo n . " I t is s u m rw h a l fu r r y as to bow m u c h effect I Ills w ill rea lly have on the lake ." said Bernard Yokel, president o f the Florida Audubon Society, a com m itte e m em ber. Joe B irch, senior scientist for ihe expressw ay’s e n viro n m e n ta l co nsultants, Breedlove, Dennis A Assoc., Inc. IBDAI. said Ihe creek has m uch h lg h rr levels of toxic heavy m etals than can be expected from the bridge ru n o ff B irch said the levels In the lake ol rtne . lor exam ple, range from 2 6 0 lo 450 pounds per year from Ihe creek But. h r said, the am ciiint could reach o nly 21 lo HI pounds per year from the bridge, based on tests o f other highw ay bridges in ihe stale, in c lu d in g Ih r fille rs tale 4 bridge over L a k r Ivanboe In Orlando. B lrrb said levels of lead from the bridge m lg h l be h lg h rr from Ihe bridge than the creek The creek Is c u rre n tly show ing levels 17 lo 52 lbs per year, but highw ay bridges In the slate have show n lead levels ranging from 34 lo 253 lb» per year. Birch said. He said those levels can Ik - expected to drop as the use of leaded gasoline declines and Is elim in a ted Alex Alexander, deputy assis­ tant secretary of the C entrul Florida d is tric t o l (he stale De­ p a r tm e n t o f E n v ir o n m e n ta l Regulation, warned that s tric te r state p o llu tio n c o n tro ls m a y produce a situ a tio n where p o llu ­ tion from S ix Mile Creek and o the r trib u ta rie s feeding Into the lake m ig h t lie reduced or e lim i­ nated. leaving ihe bridge as the p rim a ry p o llu te r of the lake. “ It could be, In five or six years, the bridge m lg h l become the m a jo r p o llu te r." Alexander said A lexander said HER and o ilie r stale a g rn c irs are p la n n in g lo study the p ossibility of p u m p in g several feet o f w ater out of Lake J rsu p . T ha t w ould allow p o r­ tions o f ihe bottom lo harden, w hich could lead to fish und vegetation regenerating In ihe lake. T he lake has been polluted from years o f sewage d u m p in g and a g ric u ltu ra l runoff. Alexunder said h r w ill seek expressw ay a u th o rity lurid lug for th r stu dy. W a ller Q g bu m . BDA laborato­ ry director, waul cleaning ih r creek w ould reduce n u trie n ts p o llu tin g th r la k r by tw o lo lour p e rre n t. B ir rh said a ll or a portion of Ihe creek would be diverted Into a retention pond w hich w ould allow th r heavy m etals to fall out. th rn flow through a w etland to fu rth e r clean the w a lrr proposed expressway ru u lr on ih e n o rth w e s t side of Lake J rsu p . ihe more than 300-acre s tir wotdd hr purchased from ihe owners. N atural Land Corp . of M iam i, to offset the N O acres of n atural wetlands destroyed by th r expressw ay, said G erald Itrtn lo n . executive d ire cto r o( ihe expressway a uth ority. T h r w etland proposrd for the c r r r k cleaning lies wesi of ihe B u i Barbara Bess, rn v tro n m en tal m anager o f ihe DER w etlands resource m anagem ent d iv is io n , said ihe d ep artm en t u sually requires a 10 to 1 m illgallon of destroyed w etland*. If so the expressw ay a u th o rity w ould have lo purchase m ost o r all o f the 1.300 acres owned by N a tu ra l L a n d C orp.. B rtn ro n said D eputy co u n ty a d m in is tra to r J im Bible said (be 1.300 acres could be used for a regional park TIk‘Holidays Quincy’s Family Steakhouse is ready to share the holidays with you and your family. Now you can come in and take out our delicious Fresh Baked Yeast Rolls. Buy ’em by the dozens in our attractive Baker’s Box. Your family and friends will love them1 Come in and buy Q uincy’s G ift C e rtifica te s. Available in $5 and $10 denominations. The perfect gift for everyone. Q uincy’s Banquet F acilities are available to you for all your holiday get togethers. Please call us now for reservations. So. whether you take the holidays home with you, or share them here with us, you’re always welcome at Quincy’s, ’cause we like folks like you. Happy Holidays. yk LikeFolksLikeYou! �4A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. December 9, 1908 Sanford Herald . i U lM M I M#> 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA. 3277 I Area Code 407-322-2611 «»i 831-0003 Wayne 0. Day la. Pvbllther Ranald W. Haile. Ciecvttve Editor Melvin Adklm. Advert.ling Director Home Delivery: 3 Month*. 914 23:6 Month*. 927.00. Year. 931.00 In Slate Mall 3 Month*. 920 23: 6 Month*. 937 00; Year. 98U OO Out Of State Mall 3 Month* 921 84; B Month* 940 30. Year 97fl 00 EDITORIALS No easy foreign policy choices Kona Id Rcngan's biggest foreign-policy disappointm ent ts his failure to topple Nicaragua's Marxist regime, which alter nearly a decade Is still a promising client of Moscow In the Western Hemisphere. For O e o ^ c Bush. Central American represneta an opportunity for fresh approaches but also intractable hazards and a growing sense of erts'p. Th e first circumstance Mr. B l a Ii must come to terms with Is Congress' refusal to resume m ilitary support to the anit-Sandlntsta ConIras. Unless the new president can prrsuade lawmakers to arm the Nicaraguan resistance — which at this Juncture ts not likely — he will find hlnisrlf stripped of his most potent policy tool. M oreover, w itho u t Am erica n-su pplied weapons and supplies, the 12.000 Contra fighters lodged tn base camps In Honduras will soon be transformed Into a tide of refugees. Th is tn Itself will present a major new problem for the incoming administra­ tion. diverting attention from the m orrIm port ant objective of containing Sandinlsta aggression. As a product of U.S. policy in the legion, the displaced Nicaraguans are Washington's responsibility. Th e collapse of the guerrilla movement would impose Immense strains on A m e rica n relations w ith H on d ura s. E l Salvador. Guatemala and Costa Rica. These weak democracies have deep economic and political problems of their own and are not eager to absorb remnants of the Contra forces. Their resentment toward Ihe United States for creating the refugees by Its vacillation would ire enormous, especially from Honduras. What options would he lelt to President bush and Secretary of State James Hake r in a post-Contra era? One widely discussed proposal ts to open direct negotiations with Managua on security Issues. Th is would satisfy a demand of Nicaraguan ITrsldent Daniel Ortrga but at the same time confer upon him a legitimacy he does not deserve. Even If an agreement were reached. Mr. Ortega's record of fla­ grantly violating the Central American peace accord demonstrates that a treaty with the Sandlnlstas Is not worth the parchment it's wrttten on. Another notion bring urged on Mr. Bush Is to lift the U .S. trade embargo against Managua In exchange for Sandinlsta pledges to Implement democratic reforms. Foreignpolicy pundits label this the " c a r ro t " approach, on the premise that Nicaragua m ight respond to promises of economic support sooner than It has to the Contra "stick.” Th is Idea Is naive wishful thinking of the worst kind. When President Ortega signed the regional peace agreement Iasi year, h r promised to allow full freedom of speech, fair elections, and other democratic measures yet. as soon as Congress cut off military aid to the Contras, the Sandinlsta leader promptly reneged on the agreement, establishing once and for all that he will n rv rr relinquish power to the ballot box. Th is leaves the new White House team facing the threat of Increased rrglual instabili­ ty and substantially reduced leverage to c o u n te r a M arxist regim e that grow s militarily stronger each day. Berry's World j t s ^ HELEN THOMAS Bush wants to let bygones be bygones W ASHINGTON — President-elect George Hush says i t ’ s the A m erican w ay to forgtve and forget the slings and arrow s o f the harsh cam paign In w hich he emerged the victo r. And c e rta in ly he Is a c tin g as If It w n e all a game, a ll tn tra d itio n and n o th in g rem lsa tn Ihe way he sought the presidency. But some p n lltk a l p u n d its th in k th a t Bush's cam paign ngalnst Massachusetts Gov. Michael D ukakis was a sorey co m m en ta ry on w hat It takes to get elected tn Am erica Accent the negative. A il is fa ir In love and war. Bush, ru n n in g 17 potr.la behind at the outset, took the advice o f his bard ball counselors and h it home run s w ith h is focus on the Hedge of Allegiance, prison fu rlo u g h s and defense tp rn ding Those on the cam paign tra il said th a t he was "k in d e r and gentler in the m o rn in g and then reverted to the form his p o litica l m en tors wanted at late afternoon and evening rallies Ills paid com m errU ds were alm ost sinister at tim es, so u n lik e a Yale educated m an o f Ihe aristocracy H r w ou ld give reporters a look m eaning that he a as s till a good guy and there are some saertftcra that are necesaary In the heat o f the battle T h is h u n s me more th a n it h u rls you wa» the gerers* im pression he tried to convey. When It was over and the race was won. Bush proceeded in a tra d itio n a l m anner to mend JACK ANDERSON S&L chief is cheerleader W ASHINGTON - M D anny W all, the chief fr d r r a l regulator of the lame saving* and loan in d u s try . Hunks It * hig h lim e people starred ta lk in g about the "neglected sale of that In d u stry — ihe no percent of the th rifts that a re n 't fa ilin g tf D anny WaU were a fire chief be w ould im p lore us to ^ r n d more tln w P ausing on the house* that w eren't on fire The nation la w a ilin g for the SAL chief to come u p w ith a plan for p u ttin g nut the fires I hat are b u rnin g H r * m a k in g on II In the m eantim e, another financial re g u ta ln r la ta lkin g a rn s r about how to manage the savings and loan insolvencies Dial w ill i u m taxpayers anywhere from 9flu hi 11am to 9 IOO trillion R e g re tta b ly th a t r e g u l a t o r w h o I* ta lk in g some sensr Is n o t In c h a r g e o f s a v in g * a n d lo a n s u p e rv is io n He I* W illia m S e ld m a n , c h a irm a n of the Fed r r a l D eposit in s u r ­ ance C o rp . w h ic h regulate* com m ercial ELLEN GOODMAN Reflections on marmalade BOSTON - She is suffering from an impulse to make orange m arm alade H may pass if usually d ors She has the Jelly ( U w . from tw o year* ago to prove (hat My Blend think* at her m armalade fancy as a tradition attack, although the reexpr ■» moat assuredly not from her fu n k y lineage t*jt a H tn her palate Although she a m am assuredly not a tradmonai w om an But she regards rid s nsometw or sc- * h r says as part o f a trend, a surge m the la u n d e r and d uratio n of Die tra d itio n attacks la b m r t f and the propie we both know Am ong t h e o v a l m odem o f them there see-m* to tie a longing for the com fort o f w hat » «4d T his Is a tren d th a t ra n be w e n tn the magazine she open* lo t me the kin d that I* geared to homes and houses T ills D r r r m b r f. the C hristm as roto rs that deck those pages aren't green and red. hut shades of gold and um ber The in te rio r* resemble m anors lit by a crackling fireplace There la the im p lica tio n , the su bte xl. that every real holiday home should have at least a hearth The scene* that come to eye repeatedly are Edw ardian or V iciu ria n . or even Georgian They arc variations of Ihe patterns Inscribed on sheet* and w allpapers F urn ish ing s for an English ancestral home, the sort of place that has a spaniel or two. where A llsfa tr Cooke m ig ht be found In a c h a ir warm ed by wassail and a plaid lap robe ' In a il p ro b a b ility , the tables In Ihe m aga­ zines were construed by some h ip food stylist In m id-tow n M anhattan, dressed to k ill In black leather, who glazed the tra d itio n a l goose and arranged the tra d itio n a l feast under non tra d itio n a l strobe tights. The d in in g room was probably captured by an equally hip photographer in Jeans w ho sliot the Noel feast In highspeed color. Bui real-life hom es and tables are also fu ll of such Im agery and such co ntrad iction s T h l* year there w ill be electronic toys under m any a Dickensian C hristm as tree A com pact disc w ill play C hristm as carols. A m icrow ave oven w ill m ake at least one fruitcake. Or one batch of m a rrm la d c THE MAGIC WORDS fences and to assuror that h r would be able to Everyone is a good sport Bush feels he can start w ith a clean slate. Ills belligerency on the come home now A ll Is forgiven "Som e people h ustin gs appeared to be an attem pt to toughen d o n 't understand the c a m p a ig n ." he said "They th in k th a t when you ru n against someone in a h is rig h t-y e a r Image cam paign, that in ju re s frien dsh ips T h a i s not In t h e v ic e p r e ­ true I t s w o n d rrfu l the w ay the Am erican sidency ss one who p o litic a l system w orks " was seen and rarely W ell. It lakes tw o to tango Bush may fin d that heard w hile It la the Am erican system to give a new S uddenly, he had president a honeym oon, and to give h im his to be h is ow n m an m om ent o f glory d u rin g Inauguration week. It and observers w I hi could a ll be of short d u ra tio n U he proceeds on had w atched h im In one legislative crack and they on another. a va riety erf top scale Bush Is going to have to do a lot o f s tro kin g tn Joba over the years, keep happy the Dem ocrats, w ho control both w rre n o t s u re houses of Congrraa Many o f them represen I the w h e t h e r th e re a l libe ra l w in g of ihe D em ocratic Party and they G e o rg e B u s h w as have enough votes to call the shots 1/ he decides stepping forw ard or J meetings have to co n tin u e the Reagan conservative agenda not. been marked Bust) la having a sm ooth Iran Jtlon since he B u t n o w he by smites, w ill succeed a m e m b rr of h is own p arty There b rlie v rs that the oph an d sh ak es w ill be no m ajor d is ru p tio n o f the W hite House p o i.rn ts he skew errti and friendly on J a n 20. Inauguration Day. sh ou ld let bygones conversations* Sine* t h e vice president has a .i office tn the be bygones He has West Vvtng of Ihe W n ltr House, he has to lake m e t In g o o d fe llo w ship w ith D ukakis .1 Jackson. Pal o n ly a few steps to land In Ihe Oval Office He also has hren In tim a te ly involved m .<11 R obertson and Robed Dole The m eetings have bren ina i.*“ d by smiles, a s p e c t s of the R ragsn a d m in istra tio n th ro ug h h a n d s h a k r* and fd e n d ly conversations — but tw o te rm s and has presided over Im portant rrts ls not e xactly tension free d u rin g the post e le ction m eetings and Ihe d ru g task force rh a t w ith D ukskbt iw U h It occurs to both o f us that there Is m uch conversation now about nesting, as If the h o m in g i n s i l n r t . o n c e e x t i n c t , h a d m ysteriously reappeared among o u r national species It is true that young couples are going banka to e xtra o rd in a ry len gth* to ow n a home The iro ny m th a t more of them now work outside th e ir Nazars just to p a r for t lv n r houses Today, "liv e d tn " ts a look rather than a rea lity Fam ilies m ay actually have lews lim e under th e ir ow n roofs th an any previous generation A t tim es It s e rin * that homes are e nvironm ents we cre a tr for Ihe lives we don't arruaJIy lead because we a rm t In them They buSd fa m ily m o m * for sm all fam ilies and e ia tm a tr k lfrh e n s fur people who ra t fewer, low er meals In them L ike m y friend Ihe m a rm a la d e m a ke r, m an y of us w ork long hours tn contem po­ ra ry ofRrea behind a m o d u la r d e s k . In D a u h a u t b u ild in g s w ith w ind ow s th a t d o n 't o p e n , In a rtlfle tal workspace* w ith plants that are chosen for th eir a b ili­ ty to liv e w ith o u t s u n lig h t. W hile we are there, our home* sit like e m p ty stage seta w a itin g for u * to come back and act on them f th e re seem s to be a lo n g ­ in g fo r th e c o m fo rt o f w hat is o ld ■ J It Is possible that the less tim e w r spend there, the more Im po rtan t they are as our theater. Our Interiors m ay have come to represent som ething, a fantasy life about home and fa m ily , a place o ut of n la rr w ith our real m od em lives T h is m ay tie especially true d u rin g the rlaborate annua) short run produc­ tio n called the holidays. W ith tosses in h i* s is te r In d u s tr y m o u n tin g at m ore th an 91 b illio n a day. f R e g r e lla b ly . S e ld m a n r e c e n tly th a t re g u la to r o ffe re d some sage w h o 19 ta lk in g co u n cil H r proposed 9ome so use is a ID (m ini plan for im p r o v in g Ihe nan o t in c h arge J trim s deposit Inaur a nee s y s lrm H r also called lor quick a t lio n lo deal w jih live IUO in w> th rift in s titu tio n s in the worst ro n d itlo r w hich he estimated w ould cost about b illio n Q u ick act rial l* not W a ll's forte lie ha> been chairm an of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board since J u ly 11187 and lire sttuatlor lias gone from r rl* ls to catastrophe But V/all hasn't bren s im p ly tw id d lin g hl> th u m b * H r spends a lot of tim e feeding I hr p u b lic a warmed over slew of excuse* ant! obfuscation W all s ta lls w ith a lig h t a p p rllz rr — |i doesn't m atter who caused the crisis Follow ing ts the m ain course about the know n o lh ln g s w ho are p e d d lin g o u lra g e o u estim ates of the cost of the ta x p a y rr bailout For dessert. Wall serves up an a iry n o u lllr ol trib u te to all the th rifts th a t are not insolvent II you listen hard, you »an hear the belch from the SAI, operators w ho destroyed their t h r ill* w ith greed D on't w r llr away asking f<» W all's ir c lp r * He lias a fetish for secrecy T h l* year, the Hank Hoard has convened o n ly three public meetings, bul ha* m et at least 70 tim e* lir h ln d closed door* O ld agency hand* believe th a t's a record. Am ericans have alw ays lived in tw o lim e zone*’ now and then. But the gap between present and past Is greater for us now People w ho w ork In hi-tech environm ents and eai oal bran acquired a modest yearning for com fort fu rn itu re and com fort toot- fur the fantasy w r r a il tra d itio n , even If o u r real trad ition s go back to K rakow Instead o f Kent D uring some of those sr< ret meetings. Wall doled out tax breaks to ric h Investors w ho (hi ihe governm ent a favor by ta king over Insolvent In stitu tio n s H rcent estimates ol lost la x revenue because of llaate secret deal* range upwards ol 93 b illio n Bul those figure* come front people W all considers w ild eyed a na lysis — the Congressional Budget Office, Ihe J o in t Com m ittee on Taxation and several private lln u n tla l co n su lta n ts In short, a n y ­ o n e w h o d is a g re e s w it h W a ll's o w n "d o n 'i-w o rry -b r-h a p p y " m ath Is w ild eyed Maybe that gap Is w hy there's a passion to put a tra d itio n a l ambiance around m odern w orld. For a w ood-burning fireplace In the m id st o f central heating For a V ictorian p rin t on o u r no-lron sheets. It m ay even be w h y a th o ro u g h ly modern w om an w ith tw o serious su its and a lap top com puter ts a t this m om ent s till th in k in g about Jars o f orange marmalade W all is still not a d m ittin g that any lnxjMiyci m oney w ill be needed for the I ni IIouI while m ore realistic insiders are try in g to settle on how m any billions o f d o lla r* that bailout w ill coal. More than 900 savings and Itxina. about 2C percent o f the th rift In du stry, are flat broke, w lih an estim ated 4 00 more in s titu tio n * hanging on by th e ir lln g r r m il* ICI I***, WaiSm**** Pnl Wntiri Of««f ■r Am * Zr i im ii C **TO *M . IN *. Oat* Vaa Ana Unriari Faatwa IrriK aN Ik . �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. Dectmbei 9. 1908 - Trees- FINANCIAL Stocks open slightly up U n I M Fraaa International NEW YORK — Price* Opened slightly higher Friday In modrralr trading of New York Stock Exchange issue* T h r Dow Jonra In du stria l average, w h ich fell I I 92 Thursday. wait up 1.25 lo 2142 1X1 sh ortly u llr r ih r m arkel ojirnrd Advance* rd g rd d cclln ra 378*300 am onf( the 1.320 iMUnt crossing the N rw York Slock Exchange ta|w Early turnover u m o u n lcd lo •b o u t 12 .3 7 1.000 aharm Slock prices eloaed lower Thursday for Ihe Ural lim e Ihla week In alow trading a m id aontr pro.1t taking on gains won earlier In Ihe week Analysla aald a lack o f newa follow ing Soviet leader M ikhail G orbachev's early d rp a rtu rr from the United S la lra led the m arket lo focus on th r weakness In th r d o lla r and bond m arket ua well a t Interest rales and Inflation. Hut despite Ih r pullback In prices, they aald Ih r m a rk rt held up re la tiv e ly well amid p rofit ta king follow ing gains w on earlier In the week " l l 'i i am azing that a fte r Ihe rally w r had Ih e rr'a not m uch weakness,” said Don H Mays, director o f Investm ent strategy at Wheat, First Securities In R ichm ond. Va Maya aald h r saw th r pullback co m in g when Ih r m a rk rt ahowrd signs o f ru n n in g out o f steam In Ihe previous session Dollar drifts lower, gold, silver down Unltsd Praia In lim a Ilona I The d o lla r d rifte d lo w e r Friday In light .fa d in g on mosi m a jo r f o r e ig n c u r r e n c y m a rk e ts Gold atoa m oved lo w rr. In earlier trading In the Far fcasl. the d o lla r w eakened agalnal the Japanese yen on news of W rit G> rtnan central h an k in ir r v r n t on and Ihe restgnallon of Japanese Pi n a n r r M in is t e r K ile h i Mtyaxawa The liank of Japan said the d ollar dosed at 132 43 yen, dow n 0 511 yen from th u rs d a y s c lose T r a d e r s s a id ' h r W< s i G e rm a n c e n tra l b a n k 's In tr r v r n llo n raised q uestions a b o u t w h e th e r p u lle y coordination among Ihe Group of Seven monetary powers lo defend Ihe dollar rem ains In ­ tact f h r ti-7 's solidarity m ight Ire c o lla p s in g as ih r Hund rs b a n k show ed it s d is c o rh a n tin rn ! w illt lire m ark s fait w h ile the lia n k o f Japan wan try in g lo prop up Ihe dollar,** said a dealer al Sum itom o T ru st and R anking To said A dealer al another foreign e x r h a n g r b a n k s a id * M tva /a w a 's resignation Is not genat news for those w ishing lo supporl th r dollar ” M lya xaw a resigned as II nance m in is te r and deputy prim e m ln ls irr am id Japan a worst slock trading scandal Friday In Europe ihe dollar hrgan th r day in F ra n kfurt at 1 7375 West G erm an tnaiks. down from I 74 m arks on Thursday A g ric u ltu re tra d e ta lk s c o lla p s e Unit** Press International M O NTREAL Key tta d e t a l k s I n v o lv in g U S a n d E u ro p e a n n e g o tia to rs h a v r collapsed las a use erf a belter d is p u te over g o v ritim e n t su b •id le s to b u rn e r* cm both sides Ol ilo A tla n t ic ■ailed ,o •» !lie th rtr tongsian d in g differences enrer Ihe rxlen t In w hich larnt support program s she m id tie rurbe d * We were unable to achieve a s a tis fa c to ry c o n c lu s io n .** U S A g r ic u ltu r e S e creta ry R ichard Lyng sold at a nrw a conference Representatives irf lice U n ti­ ed States and I tie 12 m em hrt Dow Jones European |,<onomu l o t i iron Dow J o » « • A verages n ity al a tevtew erf in te r n * IO OO a at. tto n al trade law under Ih r M l Indua 2145 27 op G .ztetal Agreement on Tariffs 20 Trana <144.61 up and Trade, or G A TT, broke crfl 15 C llls 185 16 up ta lks la ir Thursday, having 65 S to rk 8 13 92 up Local Interest Throe q uo tatio n * provided by m em bers o f the N ational A s s o c ia tio n o f S e c u ritiz e D ealer* a rc rrp re se n ta ffve / n f r r r f r a / r r p rle r a as o f m id -m o rn in g today I n in d e a le r m a r k e t a c h a n g e th m u g h m it the day. T rie r* do not In clud e reta il m arkup o r m arkdo w n Bid Aak A m erican I'u m e rr 3W 3H t u r n 'l l Hank 33t<* 33H Ftrsi U nion 2 tri* 20H 31H FPAL 3D* 34 H Fla Progress 34 U 43 H MCA 43 17V* Mughra Supply I7 H M orrison * 22 H 23 N CRCorp 53H 53 S Pteaacy 3A 40 S cotty's 1 Dk im boulheaat Hank 22 h 2 2H S unT rust 2IV4 21 w a it tztsney 65H 65H W rs tln g h u u s r 53 V* 52 h H runawlek 171* I7 H hhj HK V*H Fla N altooai IH H 181* W inn D ixie 44H 44 v* Emerson ........... 30 V* 30H Gold And Silver NEW YORK — Foreign and dom estic gold A allver prices quoted In d o lta is per tro y ounce Friday QaM L o n do n I’rrv m u s close 423 50 crfl O 25 M orning fix in g 422 20 off I 30 Hong Kong 422 50 off 1 0 0 N«w Y o rk C um rx spot old open 419 80 crfl 2 00 .•tmex sfsH •Over Open 6 l i f t off 0 0 23 S ** 3 56 I Ml 0 18 1 33 fl.c in d o n m o rn in g f ix in g change ts l a i r d on Ihe p rr vtemx day aelosing price.| SchoolsC ontinued fro m Page IA Seminole s tu d rn ls d u rin g Ihe tie askrd to look into Ih r p ro ­ live year rezonlng plan They b le m o f s tu d r n ls a tte n d in g Ai say h rv 'v e heard lliese kind o f sc hools out of zone cording lo Assistant Principal In Ihe m eantim e. Seminole jiro jn lio n s lor years, bul have H o b b y L u n d q u la t.* c u r r e n t ju rriilM say Ih rv a rr tired irf e nrollm e nt i» at J.861 However, seen l l t l l r in Ih r way erf grow th A l-a kr Howell representative w alling , tire d trf hoping, and by >eat's end tier school Uadi I tonally loses 10 lei I I | r l i r n l ol said th r lr school had also been some say I (red of begging The m id d le school zoning task la rg e lrd lot Irrm rn d o u s grow th I I s r ll 1 o I I in r ll I d u e t o (care Is lo meet 7 p m . Dre 14. w hich tailed to occur. w ithdraw als and d riqsn rf* The rrz o n rd d is tric t w ould at Hock L a k r Middle School lo T he opp usllr Is true al la ik r verft on Ih r lr plan M rm b rr* are allec 1 a m in im u m erf 49 s'u M ary H ig h School P ortable clasM oom s a rr lived In Itousr an dents According In Lun dq ulsl. considering seven plans lor r e t abundance ol s tu d rn ls ll Is nol that n um ber would mean tw o o m m r n d a lln n to the s ch o o l new teachers few Seminole High, board c u rre n lly a dram atic problem b u t w ill be ll n o l red u ce d and If s lu d rn is quail lied lor th ro u g h rrrcm lng. according lo g lflr d or advance jilu e r m rn t Jac k ilr is ir r . chairm an ol ladh classe s, additional revenue lor m iddle am i high school zoning sc hoot program s Continued Horn Page 1A Sem inole p a te n i* are hungry ta s k fo rce s I l r i s i r r Is also m uch lo decide whether there ts (or those p ro gram s T h e y 're director erf seeoodary education proud of (heir school and th eir a m a rk rt (for ih r m all*! as to lo r the school district l ake Maty jvarrnts argue lhal s lu d rn is , lu ll feel c h ra lrd III deride how ih r lr development would affect Ih r com m itm ents of c-ounly population p ro le r l'in a trrm s of curric u lu m . Ilr is ir r said public agencies lo servr them " he has taken Ihe Issue to th r list Sem inole High as b rin g In a C o m m u te r C h a irm a n Lee g ro w th area, w ith enrollm ent Sem inole C ou rtly School Hoard Increasing n a tu ra lly o v rr Ihe C hairm an I lr is ir r believes there C o n s t a n t in e o f A lta m o n te n r x l th rre -lo five years A higher ate other ways lo best address S p r in g s s a id Ih e p la n n in g Ih r Issue <i( crfin.iU un.il equably com m ission should go farther total enrollm ent I mmisI s b in d in g than that " I t Is Ihe mission of L u n d q u la t a n d S e m in o le al S rm ln o lr. and lh a l board the p la n n in g ru u n rlt to decide If p ir e n ls tear anile Ipaled grow th m e m b e rs s h o u ld s tu d y th e th r m u rk rl w ill su pjxiri pro.m a ile r Hoard m rm lirrs w ill also w o n 't occur in tim e to help Mall C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A for n 7 1/2-foot tree, and Douglas or Frazier firs range from $34.93 lo *5 9 .9 9 (depending on height| The most r x p r n s lv r tree found In the sa m pling was a Colorado blue spruce w ith a price lag of $900 lo *1 .2 0 0 The price rrm a in s constant, rrgardless o l Ihe day o f Ihe week or Ihe volum e o f lra ffle "W e e k d a y s are n a tu ra lly slow .” explained M lk r Wudyka who traveled from Ih r tree farm In M ic h ig a n w h e r e h r is employed l-ooklng around the lent erected near a conM ructlon site next lo the new l-a k r Mary Centre, ll was cram m ed w ith s p u rr. pine and cedar, bul no ruxlom ers "O u t weekends a rr a d lfterrnt story. T his past Saturday w r sold 65 Irre s and Sunday we sold 87.” Other vendors agree that sales follow the (M lle m that W udyka dear tille d Rudy fh ih ra v rtz J r . owner of R udy's Cedar Fencing cm U S H ig h w a y 17-92 In S a n fo rd , added lh a l as II gels closer to C hristm as, people w ill make p tm liases every day Even to he wild more than MX) Irres helorr Iasi w eekend's ru sh Rudy sells irre s in a corner ol m s fencing ta rd ily lo make rx tia money in buy C hristm as gifts, b u l also because h r enjoys seeing people experience Ihe Joy of C h ris t mas. ” 1 keep m y prices as low as I ran.** he said. O ftrn he w ill g ive a Ir e r lo someone at no cost If he feel* th e y r a n i afford lo b u y one, D u b ra vctz charges a b o u t $4.50 per foot for his w hite [tinea from N o rth Carolina, d epending on the fu lln e s s of th r tree T here Is no formula for p ric in g a tree baaed on quality a d m its D u b ra v c tz It's an n r s t h e t lr th in g *T Just slum ! hark and sec w hat a tree looks like T h e p re ttie r ones go for a little* m o re Ih r ones w ith empty spots go fo r a I i t l I e l e a s . ' ' h e e xplain ed "N o th in g In th r lot Is m ore th a n $35.*' Me says th a t Ihla Is o n ly h is th ird ye ar In the tree s e llin g h oslnrss, b u l sales are k r r p in g p a rr w llh past years C arl l-e ltz has three tree lo ts along U S . 17-92 in the San fo rd -L a k r M ary area Me a r know ledged that artificial trees have ta ke n away from Ih r l l v r I r r r m a rk e t, hut he aald sales h a v r r r m a in r d nearly Ih r sam e for I lie n in e years hr has h e rn tra v e lin g to C entral Florida fro m his W isco nsin tree farm "T h e re 's a certain portion o f Ih r p o p u la tio n who w ill a lw a y s w ant a liv e tree,” l.irtz said Mr said h is operation tries to p'u vtde M im rth in g lor everyone "W e have I hr smal l four and a h a lf fool tree | * I 7 | fo r an a p a r tm e n t or Ihe s m a ll budget and we have several 12 foolers l$ 1 0 0 | fo r ihe target houses or b usinesses." l.irtz said th a t he sold tw o ol Ihe tallest Irre s lo « pair of homeowners lu s i weekend. Most rxjce rls agreed that the pric es w ill re m a in steady (or th r next lew years, T h r drought ol th is nasi su m m e r h u rt only Ih r smallest of trees In five to seven years, when those trees would have been ready fo r harvest. Ih r prices w ill skyrocke t Wudyka said lh a l last year the farm w hrre h r w orks planted nearly 70.(XX) trees, bul only 18.000 s u rvive d ihe to rrid heal and lack of p re c ip ita tio n L ie !/ rrjmnecl s im ila r losses "F rie rs s h o u ld rrm a ln ihe same for a few y e a rs .” said Metz encouragingly “ A n d w e ll be painting nrw* trees next year and imping for m ore ra in ** For (hose w h o want a tree more h rs h ly r u l th a n (h r variety found cm road side lots, there Is a lw a y s ih e d o - l l - y o u r s e l l m ethod John and L e s s lr P unilnr. for example, own and o p r ra lr th r J and L C hristina.* Tree Farm on Palm Way In S anford There, jir o p lr can lake axe in hand and c hop d o w n their favor lie tree Mrs Pauline s o ld lh a l th rtr prices urr about $4 2 5 per foot. Dreggors C o n tin u e d fro m Page 3 A lltn ld a lln g th re a ts before he forced her lo p erlnrm a sex ac 1 — him a* his house Aug 10 Dreggors tienled lh a l he had sex w ith her th a t day. Jdthough he a d m llird to having physical contact w llh her Dreggors said lh a l on three other occasion* Ih r w o m a n t w ic e v o l u n t a r i l y performed oral sex cm h im and once, he sale* they performed m utu al oral sex am i had In* lerrourse The w om an was no! In th r hearing room al Ihe sheriff's dejvartmeni d u rin g ihe testim o­ ny of other witnesses Dreggors was In th e h e a rin g fo r a ll testim ony D u rin g her testim ony Permit Continued fro m Page IA j a s iair requirem ent lo be able to retain one day s w orth erf effluent on s tir. H itrfr said. Thom pson w ill review the best stir lor Ihe H it! Under th r ptn|Mmrd county w etla nd s sy s te m , i r r a ir d el11in-nl h um lice p la in w ill lie sprayrd onto the southern edge nl a 575 a< r r w etland area on Ihe Y ankee L ake s ite Thr w a s lrw a lrr. al up lo a half Inch d re p . w ill How the I 5 -m llr distance lo an old canal on the •lie and e ventually flow Into live Si Johns T h o m a s S r h a n z r . a COM e n g in e e r, s a id i h r w e tla n d s should remove high levels ol |M>llulanls such as jihcMjihorus and nitrogen b rfo rr it reaches ih e c a n a l M r s a id i h r wastewater com ing o ut of ih r Ihe w o m a n described a u n iqu e physical c harac trc s iir lh a l she has w h ic h w ould should tie obvious lo someone who had very In ilm a ie contact with her Dreggors when asked e a rlie r lo rto lr any th in g he notlcrd (ha t was u n u s u a l about her body d u rin g the lim e h r claimed be lead in tercou rse w ith her. did n ot m ention lh a l rharac irrlsilc D reggor s testim ony In Ih e hearing. P o lk's lawyer David V K ornrelch. erf Orlando said, confilleted on some key points w llh •w o rn te s tim o n y Dtrggors gave In his p r r h e a tin g deposition The w om an admitted lh a l cut one o n ass tun during ih r year of rrp o c trd harassment, she d id consent lo perform a sex act m i Dreggors. w itli a prom ise from h im (hat he* w o u ld leave her alone alter th a t. She said she w as under d u re s s and lh a l Dreggors had tn ttm id a ie d her by Im p ly in g th a t s h r could be a rrrs ird and th a t th r stale m ight lake her baby son from her She said Ihe harassm ent continued u n til Ihe Aug ID assault, The w om an s a id she was .if rul J lo report the harassment to ether law- enforcem ent o f­ ficials, because she feared re­ p ris a l since D re g g o rs was a deptnv x h rrtlf H ow ever. Sharon lly d r r . a J e h o v a h ’s W itness w ho d urin g 1987 and I9HM visited th r w o m a n and taughi her Itlh lr lessons, lesiihed lh a l Ih r woman co n fid e d in her that she was being harassed and (eared Dreggors On Aug 11 i h r tlu v a ftrr the rrp u rird assault, lly d r r said she plaid w ill already be Ir r a ir d lo visited ihe w um un. a»nt Irak Uild high tr v r ls erf rlra n n rsa and (be wetlands w ill provide an addi­ about Iba tnrkdrm w Hydairflouk Ih r woman borne w iih U't< and tio na l n itra tio n laetcr they discussed i h r s ttu ^ jio jj w llh Hut a w etlands system ca n H y d rrs husband, w ho reported effe ctively rrn to v r phosphorus the allegations lo A ltam onte for o n ly e ig ht lo 10 years, before Springs jxrflre T h e case Was 11 stops to fu n c tio n , said Law son H im referred In ih r Seminole Snyder, a project leader lo r the C ounty S h r r l i r * D epartm ent Florida G am e anct F rrs h w a trr T h r wom an m o v e d lo V rrn Flsti C om m issio n Hearh that day S n yde r said older w etla nd s systems have treen (mind lo Ita v r T h r w om an's reputation was challenged bv D rrg g o rs ' lawyer a re d u ce d a b ility lo rem ove S h r a d m llird lh a l In the early p h o sp h o ru s a lte r rig h t ye ars Lera use phosphorus and o th e r IB8Qs she w orked as a lopless dancer, and was tw ice a rrrs ird hv products b u ild up In t h r S h r was once a r r r s ir d for pro* system u n lll I h r system can n o slIlu tIo n and once* a rrrs ird lot longer process ll. H lb lr s a id Ihe rciunty h a s grand Ih rlt a u io . S h r said shr w a* nol p r m e r u lr d on those m ad r p la ns fo r that e ven tua lity hv re q u irin g large usrrs s ig n in g charges lly d r r le s t tiled lh a l d u rin g ihe year th e wom an said up for Yankee Lake c a jK irlty rig hts to a lso agree In accept Ih e D re g g o rs h a r a s s e d h r r I h r woman was m a k in g a sincere Heated w a s lr w a lrr lor Irrig a tio n effort to turn h r r life around. and other consum ptive uses N irtJtknf • X r m r + t ( W k r FULTON CENTER posed C o m m e rc ia l d e v e lo p ­ p ro lr r t ih e r n v im m r n t m e n t." h r said A ll Ihe developers are scouring O ttk e /H e ta ll Space " I don't th in k ih r planning ih r n a tio n fo r r o m m ltm r n ts agency has ever Interfered w llh Irom tup nam e rrta ilrrs and a ll free enterprise's rig h t lo fa il." are co n fid e n t they ran com pete G ulU rl replied. "H u t It ts our w ill) (h r o th e r I wo proposals d u ty lo In lorm public Unties ol For e x u m p le. J F P A how ll w ill a lfre l ih r lr Invest­ Associates, the public relations ( ah ,Vim Tor Inlnrmalhui m ent In In fra stru ctu re lo srrve arm of t h r P a u lu rc l family b u s i­ (407) 321*9968 them .” nesses. released a statem ent J lD INTEREST Simon A Associate* and lla h n f r o m e n t r e j T r e n e u r J e n o 8SS Fulton St Sxnloid Co a ir preparing Ih r lr applica­ P aulurcl w elco m in g Ihe llo m a rt tio n s and Gullte*. said It Is proposal. reasonable to assume a ll three a pplication* w ill be s u b m ille d al a U iu l Ih r same lim e. “ Mow do w r c o n s id e r Ihe n jtp llc a llo n s ? " G u lllr tt asked. DspAndiblg Mslsrsd Otllytry "D o we consider A In lig h t of H Srrvtng S rm ln o lr Ctmnlv 2* HR EMEROENCY SERVICE and C: and when H comes In do FUEL **R*dio Dlspstchgd" w r consider II In ligh t of A and C ?" OIL G u l l l r l s a id It Is a re a l Present This Ad & Receive SERVICE * 2 oo O f f p u r t K ji* challenge lo ih e jila n n tn g com ­ I i Jf M m ission sta ll lo figure out how to r o n s ld e r Ih e a p p lic a t io n * , 181 E Crytlsl Like Ays. know ing lh a l probably a ll three Laks Mary, FI 330-0946 ol th r re n te r* w ill not tie h u llt. bul nol kn ow ing w hich w ill Whether each plan should be considered as If It w ill be Ihe only one In (he area, o r one of tw o or three Is a problem Ihe stalT w ill have lo w restle w ith . Tw o o f the most im portant c o n s id e ra tio n s Ih e p la n n in g RENT ANY NAME BRAND 19" COLOR TV OR 25" COLOR TV comm ission m ust decide Is how AT REGULAR PRICE & RECEIVE A REMOTE CONTROL the proposed developm ents w ill a lfre l Ihe fragile environm ent FOR ONLY P*R WK. along Ihe W eklva River Just west of tw o of Ihe proposed m alls, und A M E R I C A ’ S B E S T R E N T TO O W N S Y S T E M how they w ill alfect tra ffic on • TV • VCR • WASHERS $ DRYERS • REFRIQERATOftS 14. S R 46, C.R. I0 A and laikc • LIVINQ ROOM * OININQ ROOM FURNITURE • MICROWAVES Mary Boulevard. The developers m ust s u b trli 2 7 0 1 B P IN E C R E S T C E N T E R • No Deposit* detailed plans on how they w ill (C o r n e r 17*92 & 27th St reet ) • No Crodlf handle drainage and how m uch Chock* m oney (hey are w illin g to sjK-nd • Ron! By Phone In build roads to handle ihe t m r • FREE Delivery tra ffic Ih r m alls w ou ld generate, ' i— — as w ell ns hrtw tn r y w ould B&L FUEL OIL E P H IL H A IR E Phil Hair. 88. 2HH4 Je f­ fe rs o n A v r ., S a n fo rd , d lr d Wednesday at South Seminole C o m m u n 11 y H o s p i t a l , l-ongwood Horn J u ly 22. 1900 in Norway. S C .. he moved lo Sanford front t h r t r In 1925. Mr was a sell employed autom otive m echanic bom 1950-04 al San­ ford A v r m id I5 lh St.. Sanford, and a P ro lrsla n l Mr was a memlH-r of ih r Sanford Lodge No. 1241 HI*OE S urvivo rs Include w ile. E m ily S la rr H air: slsler. Lena H air T urn er. Pensacola. G iu m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e , Sanlord. In charge of arrange­ m ents. 8* rn ih -d a y Adventist S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s o n . Charles. C restline. Ohio; daughlers. Ellen K lim . Callstoga. Calif.. F lorence M ursh. Lake M ary. M arilyn Sloan. M iddletown. N J.; b ro th e r. A lo n z o . F ori l.a nd crdale; 12 grandchildren: two great-grandchildren Ha Id w in - Fa r ic h lid F u n e ra l Home. A llm n o n le Springs, in charge o f arrangements. H O D E R T L . M ARCH R obert L. M arch, 50. 179 C harles S i.. Edgew ater, riled Wednesday. Dec 7. al his resi­ dence. Horn J u n e 28. 1932 In Nashville T cnn.. he moved lo C entral Florida In IU57 from T o le d o O h io . Me w a s a n Ironw orker. U S A rm y Veteran JE S 8P .R . TANNER J e s s e R. T an ne r. HO. 015 and a P ro lrs la n l S u rvivo rs Include sons. Ricky W oodland C ourt. Lake Mary, d lrd Wednesday at Florida L iv ­ t-ee. Edgewater. D arrell, New ing N ursing Center. Forresl C ity. Sm yrna flench: daughter Hobble H o r n M a r c h 19. 1 9 0 2 in J o ir. Edgewater: slsler Nancy Kingston. Jamaica, he m oved lo S h rrd e it. F a y e llc v llle T c n n .; l-a k r M ary from Tom s River. b r o t h e r . F r e d M a rc h J r . , N J . He was a lilt Iru ck oje-rator C alifornia. O a k l a w n P a rk F u n e ra l (or C ontinental Can and a Sev- Hom e/Cem elery. l-a kr Mary. In charge of arrangem ents FUNERALS HAIR. E PHIL G fs w v d r Tunwsi M n x n tor W/ E PS a M«ir M o« Sonlord -h o d-od S M r a v li , *111 l» 10 » m Voturda, of lo X td o w Comotory •O S R n Roymond Crock** t t l l d t l i n , F o o fid t m i | ( o il at G ronO o- f u n r o i Homo Sonlord S l i i n n ,n , tZodOyl tram » Ip m Grsmko* F m s t il Harm#. Sanford. In cSorgo of arrangatwanS TAYLOR . C A R T ft A A S tf F u n a ra l v a ry te a t lo r M n E artS A nn Taylor, |) M S tric k la n d A *a , •S o potkod m a y Sunday w ill bo Said I p m Saturday at S f)rin g t« ld M n t w a r y B a p itti Church. *01 Cadar A v a . Sanford, w ith Pat«or Enoch R lr a r i o ffic ia tin g In fo rm a n t to fo llo w M R aU iaw n C am atary C allin g fio u rt far fn a n d t w ill ba h old today fro m J I p m at tna cbapal Wilton EKfwiborgor AXorfuary. Sanford. In tbargo of arrangamtnft KELLEY. WALTER JR M a m o rla l k a r.K a c lo r M r W o lftr K oltoy J r , tV o* 104 W YfS S I. Sanford • ! « d ad Oac 1 w ill ba b ald a t A ll S a in ti Dal raranca Church al a p m Saturday w ith B u n c o Johnny K ln g e fllc la t'ru ) faa>' ,'«r Func.-I M r r a . S i- lo r d in charga a l arran g a m an ty OW N A T V & VCR DECEMBER SPECIAL VCR S2 . 9 5 SANFORD < AMERICA 321-4780 �•A — Sanford Hsratd. Sanloed, Florid* - Friday, Dacambar 9, 1968 U.S. airp lan e s h o t d o w n Brennan admitted to hospital WASHINGTON — J u it lc c W illiam Brennan, the Supreme C o u rt's oldest sod m ost lib e ra l m em ber, was a dm itted to Het heads Naval H ospital T hu rsda y s u ffe ring from pneum onia but was In good cond itio n, a co u rt spokeswom an said. The announcem enl o f B rennan’s Illness w ss made In a brief statem ent Issued In I be a firm o o n by the Suprem e C ourt p u b lic In fo rm atio n office. As of 9 30 p.m. EST. Brennan was " I n good condition and restin g co m fo rta b ly," said co u rt spokeswoman Kathy Arberg. A fte r Monday, the Justices begin a m o n th long recess snd re tu rn Jan. 9. Brennan. » h o turned 82 In A p ril, has had a n um ber of health problem s In recent years, p ro m p tin g h im to consider — and reject — re tirin g In 1979. H r was treated fo r a cancerous tu m o r In h is throat In 1978. H r also suffered a sm all stroke, te m p o ra rily Im pairing use o f his rig ht a rm and hand In 1979. In 1987, h r suffered fro m enlargem ent o f the prostate but was not required to undergo surgery. Brennan cut his head and required stitch es In June 1988. m issing a court session Ju ne 24. but an aide characterized the In ju ry as not serious Brennan has been on the bench for 32 years and has never wavered from hts libe ra l, expansive view o f co nstitu tion a l rig h ts — a view ‘ lis t baa meric h im a frequent target o> conservatives. EPA beefs up arrests WASHINGTON — T he E nvironm ental Protection Agency said Thursday II stepped u p enforcem ent d u rin g the **-r«T year ended Sept. 30 and m oved to prosecute m ore polluter > than ever. The EPA said Hurl between Oct. I. 1967. to Sept. 30. 1988. It sent 372 cases to the J u ttlr e Departm ent fo r c iv il prosecution of companies that allegedly violated e nviro n m e nta l regula­ tio ns The previous record n um be r was 342 In fiscal 1986 The agency said It also referred a record n um be r o f c rim in a l rases lo I be Justice D epartm ent In fiscal 1988 — 39. compared lo the previous annual h ig h o f 41 In fiscal years 1986 and 1987. EPA A d m in istra to r Lee Thom as said In a statem ent. "T ire figures that we are releasing today should put the regulatory c o m m u n ity on n o tic e lh a l the EPA Is serious a b o u t enforcem ent and w ill use the fu ll range o f enforcem ent tools at Its disposal to bring about com pliance — In clud in g c rim in a l sa n rlk m a ." T he EPA said Its use o f non-Judlcial a d m in is tra tiv e orders to force cleanu|is dropped s lig h tly In Bara! 1988 because o f changing asbestos rem oval laws that emphasized public education rather than enforcem ent. The agency Is s u e r 3.G85 a d m in istra tive orders In 1988. rtm ip n rrd to 3 .194 In the previous flsra l year. EPA o ffic ia ls said sta te e n v iro n m e n ta l agencies also Increased enforcement Ui fiscal 1988. re fe rrin g 904 c iv il cases to state attorneys general and 9.363 a d m in is tra tiv e orders Both of those figures are h ig he r than fiscal year 1987 levels Attack assailants unknown, five crewmen presumed dead The Algerian-barked Bedouin g ue rrilla group hits hern fig h tin g W ASHINGTON Unknow n a ru n n in g war w ith Morocco for assailants shot down a chartered Ihe Independence o f ihe M oroc­ U .S. a ir p la n e , p re s u m h a h ly can controlled W estern Sah.ua l in tw o DC-7 airplanes, w hich k illin g live crewm en, and d am ­ aged another In a mtsaile attack w ere c h a rte re d by th e U.S. near Morocco's southern border, Agency for In te rn atio na l Devel­ an area controlled by heavily o p m e n t. cam e u n d e r a tta c k around noon T hu rsda y w hile arm ed Bedouin guerrillas U.S. snd Moroccan officials (lyin g rrn p d u s lln g Insecticides said Thursday It was nol r lm r from Senegal in Morocco. U.S. w ho was responsible for Ihc officials said. An AID spokeswom an said n n r attack, but a spokrsm an for the Pollsarlo Front rebel group em ­ plane rranhed and " a ll five (U.S.) p ha tically denied Involvem ent crew m em bers ore presum ed and offered In assist In In ­ «W d " The second aircraft was d im aged but managed to land vestigating Ihe In rid rn l. United Press International nt S ld l lfn l. Morocco. J u s tic e D epart m en l spokesman John Russell sold :*tr FBI " is try in g to determ ine woetb e r It was a terrorist at l i n k , " m c irc u m s ta n c e th a t w o u ld give the bureau legal a u t h o r i t y to u n d e r ta k e an overseas Investigation. The A ID s ia trm e n l said ih c planes "re p c rts d ly wer? sub Jectrd to a m issile attack.'* but governm ent officials said AID and (h r Slate D epartm ent had c o n fir m e d Ih e p la n e s w ere v ic tim s o f a missile attack The tw o DC-7s were fly in g Insecticides lo tie used d u rin g a n n u a l desert locu st-sprayin g operations aimed at saving crops In the Sahel a rra of the Sahara Desert, an AID spokeswoman said. Thursday R ichard Carper. 36. broke hts last T hu rsda y afternoon after receiving the com m unique signed try Jam es Pinkerton of the I p o lity developm ent Ite m message said the Bush a d m in istra tio n w ill co m m it to xg the AIDS epidem ic a lop p rio rity and pledged to w ork lo prevent d iscrim in atio n against those affected w ith the v iru s Nancy Door, a m em ber of the W illam ette AIDS C ouncil S uppon Group, said site fed Carper his firs t meal tn eight days m ushroom soup, rye bread and a glass of m ilk . Carper began his last Dec. I at hts hom e against the advice of h ts p h y s ic ia n , v o w in g n o l lo eat u n t il he heard an acknowledgem ent o f the severity of the AIDS problem from Bush s a dm in istratio n, and lo die If necessary, In the process of liv in g ic le y on w ater, tea snd a v tta m ir d rin k , a ftrr already being in poor health due to AIDS. Carper lost 17 pounds and suffered dizziness and nauara. There were co n flictin g reports on the exact location o f Ihe p lanes w h r n Ih e a tta c k o r r lin e d The Moroccan I’ress Agency sa id th e d ow ne d plane was stru ck by a surface to air mlsalle w hile fly in g over M aurtlanlan le rrtlo ry . Some U.S. government officials said the a ln rail were In Moroccan alr*|»acc. hot others said they w en fly in g In an International corridor P o l l s a r l o o f f l r l a l s iti W ashington denied Involvement In the attack Hurricane-force w inds, fires batter Southern California U n ite d P ress In ta rn a tio n si LOS ANGELES - Hurricane force w in d s b lasting th ro ug n S outhern C alifo rn ia Ignited a chain-reaction of fires ili.it de­ stroyed or •£( ' f l home*., s e n d in g h u n d r .J s o l people fleeing foe rove r and leaving more than a h a lf-m illio n u tility custom ers w ith o u t power T h e n o to rio u s S a n ta Ana w i n d s , b l o w i n g in f r o m C alifo rn ia's desert Interior up to 9 0 m ph. trm p o ea nlv knocked out electrical power T hursday lo m ore than 5-40.000 ru s lo m rrs from Santa lia r tiara C ounty tn San Diego, u tility com pany of fin a ls said Gov. George D ru k n irjla n said an Office of Em ergency Services operations re n te r was o jir .cd lo im m lt'T t I k * s p tia d of the fa i s ihe damage and the weather u n til the w inds pass Weather forecasters said the w inds could re tu rn Friday or n ext week. At least tw o (trr flg h tr r * and several civilia n s suffered m in or eye and lu n g trn ta tlo t. There • l i t no reports of deaths or m i.ja r Injuries because of the r '. ' J fa m e d fire -, w hich ranged fr o m m i n o r th e a s te r n S a it Fernando Valley to Ihe eastern edge o f the San G abriel Valley In Orange C ou nty, a f l t r dc s lm y rd one alm ost finished lu x ­ ury In c u r under ro n s tru rtlo n In latguna Niguel and heavily dam aged another Thursday evening when » ;,n U b b - embers from the o rigin al blare across lo Ihe sreond home. Orange C ounty F trr Departm ent rit*|M ti her B ill W a lk r r s a id . D a m a g e w as estim ated »l $120,000. G osling w inds Mew down a te n t at a Ho- r Parade float ru m , wr. y in the San G abriel M ountains <iotlull c o m m u n llv of A n ia i. h r m lly dam aging five floats "The winds whipped Ihe trill ... and rrarkrd Ihe beams lik< they were lo*uhp»chs." wild Tim Kates, president of Fiesta Parade Floats one of two firm s m aking floats under Ihe lent "H ie floats ■UAte'rcd m*J«r damage " D o * t ie d pow er lin e - w ere M am ed for a fire In sutm rhan B a ldw in Park, where flames In a p a p e r r e c y c lin g p la n l w ere fanned by high winds tn lo a fire sto rm that destroyed nt dam aged 23 homes, stx businesses and 20 sheds garages or other ....'.bu ild ing *, county Fire De­ partment spokrsm an Joe Sifva said Damages were estim ated at M 3 m illio n "W e have estimates Ihe w inds reached between Nt and 100 m p h ,” S ilva said. " I t s like a d ry h u rric a n e fanned an In fe rn o from M ane to home 1' The lire hr ok.- out atom ! m id n ig h t T hursday and burned into th e m o rn in g Bush's message ends AIDS fast EUGENE. Ore. — An AIDS sufferer has given up his fast o f rig h t days a ftrr receiving a com m unique from the tra n s itio n Ira m of Presidentelect George Bush, supporters said U lr The spokrsw om an offered no d e t a ils as lo th e p o s s ib le perpetrators o f the ullack. but said M ororrun government of fli tala were cooperating in an Investigation First arrest under new drug law UP1 r t f s r l LO S A N G E L E S A y o u n g in a n a r r e s t e d Ih u rtd a y w ith ISO grams nf i r a k rename la ic s a m in im u m of life in prison w ith o u t p a io le In w hat prosecutors said was Ihe firs t use o l a s tiff new federal a n ti d ru g law R ichard W lnrnw . 21. a known gang m rm he r. was arrested le rlo rr dawn at hts Los A nge 'e s ares home where officers found about ISO gram s of crack. 93.000 In r a s h a n d a lo a d e d handgun Sheriff's Deputy Larry Swanson said W inrow was ordered de tallied by U S Magistrate C h a r le s F lic k p e n d in g a iK /h - t thill hearing Mon day SHOP TOMORROW AND SAVE M c P u t ff S O M f ITEMS A M IN LIMITED QUANTITIES Electronlcs&AppMances SaleEver! Town purges fatty foods SAUSAM TO. C alif — In a bid to became "A m e rica s first cholesterol-free c ity ." the upscale tow n o f Sausallto In M artn C ou nty launched a cam paign tu purge the fa tty s tu ff from rrs la u ra n t menus M ayor Robin Sweeney, amng w ith some chefs from the c ity 's num erous restaurants, announced T hursday the beginning of N ational Cholesterol E ducation Awareness M onth. "C hefs from Sausallto restaurants w ill com bine together to e lim in a te c h o le s te ro l fro m th e ir re c ip e s , u s in g o n ly cholesterol free products from now on — no saturated fats, o nly Item s that are n on -ch ole strro l." a spokesman said. The colorful sm all to w n on San Francisco Bay. Just n e rth of the Golden Gale Bridge and offering a spectacular view o f San Francisco, has num erous restaurants along Its shoreline and Is a popular tourist a ttra ctio n reached by f r n y from San Francisco The offlrlals. c itin g the corning holidays, said "th e re la danger for the tardy w here evidence Indicates (hat h ig h blood cholesterol la u m ajor ris k factor for coronary heart disease" for ns m any as half of all m id dle aged Am ericans Newspaper study prompts review SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Officials fro m Ihc federal g ove rn ­ m en t and the W e ste rn slates a rc re v ie w in g p o te n tia l selenium-related hum an health risks b ro u g h t to lig h t by a seven-month newspaper study. II was reported Thursday. In articles published Sunday and M onday, the Sacram ento Bee reported evidence o f toxic levels o f the trace elem ent selenium In the bask food supply of m illio n s o f Am ericans The Food und D rug A d m in istra tio n to ld the Bee Wednesday It planned a thorough review of Ihe rep ort, although o fficials said th r lr own irs ls to date Indicated no hea lth threat. The In trrto r D epartm ent acknowledged that Its ow n studies overlooked potential risks lo people w ho eal fish and w aterfow l th a t are tainted w ith selenium F u rth e r studies w ill be conducted at seven W estern sites ofTfrlals to ld Ihe Bee. State governments also are taking a ction as a result o f Ihe newspaper Investigation. Including those In Colorado and Montana F’n h llr health officials In Colorado considered reopening an InvestIgatlon of a cluster of Infunl b irth deform ities lh a l m ig h t have been related to selenium , and M oninna o fflrla ls reportedly asked the FDA to determ ine whether livestock In that slate hud unsafe levels of selenium In Ih rlr I Issues IN S A N F O R D , S H O P A M c D U F F S U P E R C E N T E R AT: O ther stales round to have especially hig h concentrations o f selenium III water and p la ids were Oregon. South Dakota. Nebraska. W yom ing and Nevada. The Bee Investigation found elevated selenium levels In superm arket foods In Sacramento. Chicago, W ashington. D C., Atlanta. Great Falls. Mont.. Rapid C lly . S D.. and M ontrose, Colo HWY. 1792 SEMINOLE CENTER (MM*1 -HI N O B■O D Y U N D E R S E L L S M c D U F R ____ . . ■»«. .— . lo o s e lO w rS K I C U U M tll Mtouef * u r * r t we ■ *» © •(» « . d e w feel ic « w * i.*» t.« d e n < « on *en»(*ett\««d‘*f*n •-**»> te«rt, d m u m p t tv n g n tn e jd m d m * » rrer-pt m * • tend tou «rr*vew •-» the pr<e <»«*•**» e tfw» guamtw ace. not n > i lo nvru**r.#e» ecceoutt neom «c*eta exstnro. or gam, out or tMunrn ta r . u m e oon no* W i to an ted qujntrt* m n rtve w e v " o a atenomtiwort tne m a t t * *w m erinjnaw tro t s ’ * * » * e .a u n r *o» n t w t U t r (*» ue or Ore. f t . from < Of a ttO 't j& H im x From United Pres* Inltrnellonal reports ** •• ."^ V -,-7 T r iT T * �■ ■ ■ M m H B H IM O T - Sanlo’d Sanford Florida — Friday. Dacembnr 9 19M — 7 * Former Fed branch director indicted NCWAHK. N J . — A form er m em ber o f the hoard o f th r Federal Krrst-rve Bank of New Y ork was charged T h u rs d a y w ith le a k in g in te re s t-ra te In ­ fo rm a tion to a brokerage firm In (h r n a tio n 's first Insider trading len gthy federal m venllgatlon Into Ih r dow nfall of the bankrupt [le v lll, lire s lrr A S rh ulm .m In r brokerage o f Llvlogstun Five fo rm e r H evtll. H rrsler executives have been sentenced to prison for ih r lr purls tn a s e c u ritie s frau d schernr I hat allegedly cost custom ers $100 i m c Involving a highly pi million official o f I fie Federal Heserve system Knla-rf A Hough was accused In a six-count federal grand ju ry In d lr tm rn t of leaking secret in ­ form ation on ih r discount rate, the tn lr r r s t rate charged tiy ih r Fed to m em ber bank*. The in fo rm a tio n was allegdlv used to reap m illio n s o f dollars In Illegal p ro fits for a New Jerseyfir m th a t traded In In te re st Hough, who also served as ch airm a n of High Point F inan­ cial Corp parent of the National Hank was a Federal Heserve Hunk director representing small hunkers Irom I 9 8 2 to I OH-I U nite d Prase In te rn a tio n a l D u rin g h is te n u re . Hough allegedly gave confidential In­ fo rm a tion to G ilbert Schulm an, tils friend and president and t o o w n e r o f H e v lll. H rrs le r Schulm an testifying at h is fraud tria l last year denied discussing tn lrr rs t rales w ith Hough, a l­ th o u g h h r a d m lttr d b a y in g d in ne r w ith h im tw lre after Federal Heserve m rrt logs S chulm an also (entitled that he made tw o personal Inans totaling less than $50,000 to Hough, but said they were repaid rate-sensitive government securities, a spokesman fur If S A ttorn ey Samuel A lltn said Hough, form er president o f the NaI tonal Hank of Sussex C ounty tn Ifraiw -hvllle. laces a m axim um of 29 years tn prison and a • 141.000 line If convicted on all ■.n u lls I he charges -.gains* Hough a resident of laiyton. N I . who resigned h is lunik p its ld e n ry r a r llr i th is year, .lent Iron* a Popular pool The pool table room at the temporary youth recreation cantar in City Hall i i a popular place The center located In the ground floor o f the south wing o f City Hall, opened e couple c f weak* ago fo serve u ntil a permanent site can o« ton no or Dudl Thu fomu> Youth M ing of fhe Civic Center la being remodeled into e senior activity center Lawyer recom m ends SH A give Sm ith a hearing • y MAO CHURCH Herald staff writer allowed a< <ess to Ih r A u th o rity 's ret tints or rninules of |iasl Inert SANFORD — James Sweeting III. In ir r im attorney (nr th r Sanford Housing A uthority re c o m m e n d e d again Thursdayn ig ht I U.u ifte authority allow fired executive ilirevtor K lltott S m ith to tia vr a grtevancr hear trig Sweeting said be hail received a le ttrr from S m ith s attorney ‘'r ilin g aomr <use law and «ug gestirtg rhat the A u lh o rttv may hr liable lor denying lire hear ing S m ith who was bred in S rp tern tier ap|waled tor a grievance lieartng. hut Ih r grievance was not tn a proper Inrm Sweeting r e io m m r n d r d th a t th e A u th o rity grant S m ith e xtra urn* *1* llle I he Ip u> at ice Alid iu a hearing n u ll T ig J * u il x tl a bearing tint rirn tw r lir t . f t i taw hia allorney a ile n d rd breauar they said they had dot been tngs In O rlo b rr, the A n th .in ty tie rile d S m ith s request In set another date for Ih r hearing although Sweeting advised them to hear th r grtrvant r Sweeting told the tasird that rto su it teas tir r n llle tl In court bv S m tlh tiu l tfia t be expected one to h r filed eventually Sw eeting aixo said h r had r r c r iv r d a com m unication from the U S D ls trh t Court nl Apl*eals in A llanta concerning the status id Linda W illiam s sex d iscrim in a tio n suit against the A u th o rity W illiam s at th r lim e acting e x r c o iltr director, sued lire A u th o rity alter S m ith was hired • barging site was (tasaed n x rr foe the (oft tire ausr site was a woman. S w e e t in g a a id th e b o a rd Id J t S d W B l t o * II x n u t t e d Ur •b le n d again*) D m- suit at It* rv-st m eeting W ft Hants i* again ac tin g in lr r lm executive director and Sweeting said she should h r excluded In wit the m eeting dor Ing dlsrossion of ih r board * defense rtf Ih r soil S w e e t i n g a ls o t o l d th e A u th o rity m em bers they should deal w ith co ntracts for legal s rrv trrs . and for W illiam s as a c tin g I n 'r r it n d ire c to r next m onth Sweeting was appointed In ­ te rim a llo rn e y in Septem ber a flrr allorney Ned J u lia n re ­ signed Irotn the position a flrr a m o lmri was marie to fire h im at th e same m e e tin g at w h ich S m ith w as fir e d S w r r iin g agreed lo serve u n til Dec .TO C om m issioner Hob Hall Sr was absent from the meeting and tw o m atters w r r r postponed u n til J a n u a ry a fte r m o tio n s ended in Ue Votes ._ J u ra t ti m ails a tnuHcai it* pay « m . i ams the same salary S m ith xws la-mg fiaid when he was f i r e d ..n d t h e m otion ended In a tic v o ir w ith Itn r a lll <md A lb e rt* Jh -irevillr voting lor It and C hairm an Alexander W inn lit and Hubert Frazier voting a g a in s t ll Sweeting told (be A u th o rity m em ber* that ll W illia m * was not paid th r u m r salary a* W illia m * for the w in * work the A u th o rity w ould b r liable It another w i di*» m m n aito n *u ti w r r r tiled A rlio n on the m otion w a* tabled u n til January when a fu ll haord l* expected to h r p»r*ent F ra ile r amt W inn both q u r* tlo n rd u he it (h r isiard wa* going to tirg m a d y rrti*ln g for an rx rv u m r ctirrctor to succeed S m ith S xxre ttn g *a td an e x e c u tiv e director cannot hr htrrct u n til Ih r p* M it t o n i * a d v r m * f - d , . . J iQ l Romance to lead parade SANFORD — The K lv rr* h lp Komam- w ilt be ih r fla gsh ip in lhe First Annual l - i k r Monroe ( h rts im a * H*at Parade on Sal urday Dec 17 at 7 30 p ru T h r (M radr w ill tirg in at t lir I 4 and 17 ‘ >J bridges and r n d oil shore fro m t l i r New T rtb r* M ission h ea dq ua rter* m ra sl Parade ro rn m tlle e m em ber G rofl H arnett said about a dozen b o a te rs h a v e r e g is te r e d to p a r t ic ip a t e A m e e tin g fo r p a rtk Ip a tin g %kl|*prr* w ill H p m Dec 13 at the fto w n to w n Holiday Inn A panel o f Judge* w ill award C entral Florida Wood (L in k s South Sem inole C ounty llra m h w ilt extend hour* o f operntlnn h rg in n in g J a n I The branch, located m Phvstn a il * Plaza on State Hoad 4.14. I* open Turwdavr* a n d Wed-itft k» m jm a u l I e jitu * - ,-J 1 Available at: SEMINOLE ‘ * COMMUNITY COLLEGE j . *' • A.S. or A.A. 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The w hereabouta o f the vehicle waa not k n o w n and security forces launched a search, police M id. Five or six S ikh e xtre m ists armed w ith a u to m a tic weapons stopped the P unjab Roadways bus In the v illa g e of T a lw ln d l D aM undha Singh, about HO m iles south o f th e S ikh h oly c ity o f A m ritsar, as It traveled to the central P unjab c ity o f Ludhiana, police M id . They M id the radicals ordered o ff m em bers o f the S ikh id ig to n . the m ale m em bers o f w hich are Id en tifiab le by th e ir turbans and beards and female adherents fro m th e ir dresa and steel "k h a ria " bracelets The gunm en then drove o lf w ith an u n k n o w n num ber o f Hindu passengers, police M id Anniversary spurs strikes GAZA CITY. Israeli-occupied Gaza S trip — An Indefinite m ilita ry curfew In the e n tire Gaza S trip and a general strike by Palestinians In the West Bank shut down the te rrito rie s F riday on the first annlvereary o f the Palestinian u p risin g against Israel's 2 1 year occupation. I'ra e l Radio reported se cu rity forces were p atrotllp g m ain highways and c ity roads w ith in Israel to p re ven t attacks on the anniversary day. Israeli Arabs also planned marches In th e ir co m m un ities in solidarity w ith P alestinians In the occupied West Bar.U and Gaza S trip. But o n ly a p a rtia l strike was observed In Druse vlU»£-? In the G clan H eights, ln n e v r f b y Israel i f i r r Its capture from S yria d u rin g the ir«F7 Six Day W ar. M erchants In A ra b East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank kept th e ir stores U iu ttrre d for a second day tn observance of a two-day general s trike called to m ark F rid a y 's anniversary The call also Included the Gaza Strip, w here m erchants were shut down by the m ilita ry curfew . The a rm y Imposed the Indefinite curfew on Gaza's more than 630.000 Palestinians at 9 p.m . Thursday to prevent violence In the Im poverished coastal s trip where the u p ris in g erupted one year * to In the J a b a lls refugee camp O.t Friday, the m ilita ry closed the West Bank tow ns o f Kai/'allah and N ablus to loum allsts to prevent "p n M lb le disturbances w h ich we hope w ill not come on th is anniversary day." an a rm y spokesman said. Board split on Newfoundland crash O TTAW A — A slim m a jo rity of Canadian A via tion Safety Board m em bers concluded Thursday that Ice on the w ings was the most probable cause o f the I9S5 A rro w A ir jet crash In Newfoundland th a t kille d 248 U S soldiers and eight crew The nine-m em ber board was spill, w ith five m em bers supporting the Icin g theory In their report on the crash o f the Arrow A ir je t. w h ich was ferrying the soldiers home for C hristm as from pearkeeping duties In the M iddle East when It fell from the sky Just after takeoff from Gander. N ew foundland Four m em bers Issued a dissenting report, re ly in g on outside witnesses to conclude a fire, possibly rsuaed by an rxploslo n In the cargo hold, caused one o f four engines to lose power befort the Dec. 12. 1985. crash "Ice co n ta m in a tio n was not a factor In th is a ccid en t." the m in o rity report M id The dissenters also believed * li lo u r engines may have deployed 'h e ir th ru s t reversers before the crash, a theory the m ajority rejected The m a jo rity would say only tlta i other factors, such m the crew underestim ating th e plane's w eight, "m a y have com pounded the effects" of the Icing. The plane came th ro u g h Ice and fog to reach the a irpo rt, p icking up tee on the w indscreen The flig h t engineer Inspected the exterior. and no de-tclng was ordered. The rre w that refueled the plane also m w no Icing on the leading edge on the wing, b ut testified the tops of the wings were not inspected The plane took o ff again In darkness, and Investigators believed Its airspeed began to fall 10 seconds later They believe the plane stalled at an altitude of no m ore than 125 feet, loo low to recover. The board concluded Ice was picked up d u rin g descent Into Gander and w h ile on the ground causing the plane to stall, crash and b u m . Report: Soviets exploiting Vietnamese BANGKOK. T ha ila n d — Hanoi Is try in g to renegotiate agreements th a t have sent more than 170.000 Vietnamese to Soviet bloc co un trie s to w ork for low wages under sometlm es-hazardous cond itio ns, an Vietnamese a rm y newspaper said. The newspaper © uan Dot Nhan Dan. In a rare critic is m of V ietnam 's co m m u n ist allies, complained th a t Vietnamese laborers In the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe were underpaid, ill cared-for and sometimes forced to work w ith "co n victs under a system o f forced labor.” The newspaper said the Vietnamese governm ent lias called for "h o ld in g supplem entary negotiations w ith our friends tn rectify and overcom e the Irrationalities found In treaties already signed ” More than 170.000 Vietnamese laborers have been sent to Soviet bloc co un trie s over the past eight years. In clud in g 80.000 In the Soviet U nion, and "h u n d re d s ol thousands more are expected to follow them In years to come, the newspaper said. It com plained that Vietnamese w orkers were paid the equivalent o f $150 to $190 a m onth In the Soviet Union, w hile their counterparts from M iddle East nations earned as m uch as 19 tim es that am ount. Earthquake destroyed whole towns, left hundreds of thousands homeless United Press International Russia MOSCOW Relief w orkers struggled to restore some sem ­ blance o f order Friday a m id the widespread destruction caused by a pow erful eanhquake that kille d tens o f th ou M n d s o f peo­ ple. left hundreds o f th o u M n d s homeless and obliterated entire towns In th e fir s t o ffic ia l S o viet Indication o f the scale o f the death to ll, the Sovetskaya Rossla newspaper M id Friday that tens o f th o u M n d s o f people were killed In the earthquake w hich rocked the Republic n f Arm enia Wednesday. "T h e earthquake w h ich struck th e C a u c a s u s (In n o r t h r r n Arm enia) has deprived lens of thousands o f our co un trym e n of th e ir liv e s ." th - nrw spaper M i d . w ttnout g iv in g .u rth e r details The o ffic ia l Tasa news agent y also co nfl-m e d th a t "te n s of tlK iuaands" had tr**n k t"e d and said "m o re than 14.000 tons of **\ • W j \ TURKEY * IRAN MCA GAA^MtCt : - narthquaka was cantarao in th# provincas c Armanis and Azerbaidrhan and could ba fs't In Soviet Gsorgia The dsatn count is mounting. s u p p lie s . In r lu d ln g b la n k e t s , k it c h e n fabrics, tents, u t e n s ils , m edicines a n J donor left homeless. N ikolai Shebalkln o f the Earth P hysics In s titu te to ld Soviet television that aftershocks were lik e ly In the Caucasus region but snld "th e y should be less power fu l." President M ik h a il Gorbachev, w ho cut short a visit to the United States. Cuba and B rita in because o f the ca la m ity, arrived back In Moscow early Friday and was to ta k r d irect charge o f relief e f f o r t s In A r m e n ia , w h r r e c h u r c h s o u r c e s e s tim a te d 70.000 people died The Soviet leader, w ho had b e e n s c h e d u le d to r e m a in a b ro a d u n t i l Dec. 14. w as expected to go Im m ediately to Die Arm enian capital of Yerevan, despite w arnings of more a f­ tershocks in the region NAGOAHO SASABAKM 'Erhr«nc- ^.\Slepanakert bloed.” had been flow n to the stricken areas The C om m un ist Party d aily T he S o ts la lls tlc h e s k a y a In dustrla newspaper Friday drscribed how the tow n of Spitak. w ith e p e c u la tio n of Ifl.OOO people, was c o m p le te ly d i ­ al royed " S p 11 a 5 d o r s n o t e x i s t anym ore." the nrw pap.-r M i d "T h e shock was greater than our worst expectations Israel m ounts offensive into Lebanon United Press tntamatlenat BEIRUT. Lebanon — Israeli c o m m a n d o s b a t l l r d S y r ia n troops and Arab g ue rrilla s deep Inside Lebanon Friday d u rin g a co ordin ate d Israeli a ir-g ro u n d attack that left nine people dead and IN Israelis held prtaoner by S y ria , p o lic e a nd g u e rr illa s source* suld Police M id about 100 Israeli troo p* in helicopter gunshlps landed near g u e rrilla strung holds south of Beirut and fought fierce battles w ith Palesttntc’i g uerrillas and Arabic-speaking D ru rc m ilitia m e n A nother Israeli force landed on the h ills o f Aram oun In B e iru t's s o u th e rn o u ts k ir ts , c la s h in g w ith S yrian peacekeeping force*, p o lic e s a id . T h r I n v a s io n followed an hour-long alrstrtke by Israeli w arplane* on Palesti nian and Druze p ositions G u e rrilla * o u rre s M id one Israeli soldier and rig h t Palesti n ia n * were kille d and IR Israelis were taken prisoner and handed over to the S yrian a rm y . An Israeli m ilita ry s|>okr*m an ro n flrm e a m at a com bined "a ir. ground and sea fo rce " attacked g u e r r illa bases In s o u th e rn Lebanon, and M i d one c o m ­ m ando. a lieutenant colonel, was k ille d and three o the r troo p* wounded H ut t h r spokesm an denied Dial any Israeli sold ier* had been taken prisoner. M y tn g "w e have no such reports '* A s p o k e s m a n (o r A h in e d J tb rtl • Popular F ront For the L ib era tion o f Palestine-General C om m and M id the 18 Israeli soldier* held captive Included a ran kin g o fficer and 10 wounded soldiers "O u r flg h tr r s succeeded In su rrou nd ing th r Israeli troops, and are fie rce ly confronting the Israeli a tta c k alongside w ith t a r Lebanese national brother* and th e S y r i a n t r o o p s . ” t h e *,*>»r*m an M i d H r M i d In itia l casually reports showed th a t rig h t Palestinian g uerrillas were killed. Including a senior com m ander. T h r a tta c k began w ith an strike by Israeli fighter jets on Druze and Palestinian base* in N aam rh. D am our and lU a w rrta south o f B e iru t Police and w it nesses M id the jets dropped bom b* and fired rockets in a series o f bom bin g runs lasting more th a n an hour A P a le s tin ia n g u e rrilla spokesm an M id S yrian a n ti- a ircrat batteries r r tu m r d fire from position* along the coastal highway. P o llre said t h r r r were n u m e ro u s c a s u a ltie s in t h r a.' s trik e , and witnesses M id ambulances w ith s u m * w alling raced back and forth h rtw re n k h ^ u c s and I hoj ^ im. . ... Ile 'ru l and the southern p u t c ity of Sldon W itnesses a n d p o llre said helicopter gun*hl|>* tia rk rd by Israeli je tflg h le rs landed Israeli commandos near Naamrh and Baaw rrta at 8 22 a m (I 22 a m EST). about I Vy hours after the a lrs tp k r ended tn N M ittrh . the Isra rll troop* clashed w tth Palestinian guerrtl las from the George* H ah**h * M arxist Popular Front for the L ib e ra tio n o f P alestine Diplomat accuses Iran of executing opponents U n lts d P rsss In te rn a tio n a l M A N A M A . B a h r a in A Persian G ulf-ltasrd W estern d ip ­ lom at M i d T hursday re p o rt* from Iran Indicate large scale execution* o f jiohtlcal opponent* since Dm* August cease-flTe In the Iran Iraq war. "T h e executions are obviously a crude attem pt lo deal w ith grow ing dlr~>ntenl In Iran w ith an Iron-fist. In the long ru n they could backfire, crea ting even greater in s ta b ility for the re­ g im e .” a g u lf-b a s e d e n v o y m on itoring Iranian afTalrs M i d in an Interview . The diplom at, who requested a no nym ity. M id It Is not yet possible lo confirm opposition claim s D ial 12.000 prisoners have beet, executed since Iran agreed lo a cease fire w tlh Iraq In August "R eports from Iran are s till not clear but there Is no doub* Ih r Iranians are executing p olitical prisoner* on a large scale." he M i d “ There have c e rta in ly been hundreds o f executions that we know of. h til It's not possible to te ll yet exactly how m a n y since the cease-fire," W e d n e s d a y , Ir a n b ru s h e d aside charge* II was e xecuting t h o u M n d s of p o litica l prtaoner*. I n c lu d in g m e m b e rs o f th e B a g h d a d based Ir a n ia n M u ­ jahedin group a n d m em bers of the banned Iranian C om m un ist party. A ll A kttar H ash rm l KafM itJanl. speakrr of the Iran ian p a rlia ­ m ent. (old Tehran Radio W ed­ nesday the U nited Stales had launched a propaganda c a m ­ p a ig n a ga in st Ira n . He M id W a s h in g to n w o u ld have portrayed the c o u n try os "th e cradle of dem ocracy and hum an rig hts'* If the Islam ic regim e of s p i r i t u a l le a d e r A y a t o l l a h R u h o lla h K h o m e in i had n o t Strop At **12.000 prisoners have been executed sltue lire at re p ra ncr of the cease fire ** West German Foreign M inister H a n s D trtrU h Gensr her carried an Am nesty International report w ith h im on a recent visit In Tehran STEAM CARPET CLEANING •49fcr_SS3 ( OuFOR c w A in fr r •2 4 * • m s m m art mats* li I VM o e ts sat t s i n u t W e lc o m e L A k E MARY BLVD. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Of B A N K R U P T C Y *^ - a rr for you ? THO M AS f • V A N D C L l. 0 C C tliio fu tc llc S a m p , M s s ltti C s n ts r FrDCRAL LAW MAY Mt l P , *0 2 I • m gut c x n • « i i f t t x * * t v v v y • cpauat b j »iry a u n c n m o t • btop r c * i a a f c * f amo la* t n Lahs M a re B l.d (S u ila t 0 7 B a y h a a d C a n t a r | S a n f o r d . F I. 3 2 7 7 3 m i ucnjttSftooft. w T utom • • • • • ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW • "thre a te n e d U S interests." In a s ta te m e n t T h u rsd a y from Baghdad. Iraq, the opposition Iranian M ujahedin M id l* had forwarded to the United Nations th e n a m e s o f 3 3 0 p e rs o n s executed tn Iran In th r p u l four m onths T h r M u ja h e d in , q u o tin g a seerri report from the Iranian Supreme J u d ic ia l Council. M i d “ F e e l G o o tl A g a i n ’ * 339-2022 &jm to* in i AUTO ACCIDENTS PERSONAL INJURY PAIN CONTROL WORKER S COMP SLIP & FALL INJURIES PH. 3 2 2 -9 3 0 0 UEUING — The cancer death rate In crow ded Shanghai has more than doubled In the past 25 years and scientists M y severe In du stria l p o llu tio n tn China s biggest m etropolis Is the overw helm ing cause, an official newspaper reported Friday. The People's D ally, the C om m unist P arty newspaper. M id the m o rta lity rate from cancer In the teem ing c ity o f 12 m illio n , also C hina's largest urban Industrial center. Is now the highest In the country. The w arnin g was the latest tn a recent series o f articles In the Chinese p reM about the dangers of p o llu tio n . More liberal re g u la tio n s and u n b rid le d In du stria l g ro w th u nd er the co u n try's econom ic reform s have w rought havoc w ith the environm ent. E A R LY T H IS Y E A R !! Taiwan nixes Chinese pandas M Hiddan Lata Ortvs From United Press International reports • cArm enia ^ A z e r b a id z h a n Shanghai pollution blamed for cancer TAIPEI. T aiw an — Taiw an has derided to reject for lechnU ul reasons a pair o f pandas offered as a gift from China, but u legislator said F riday the decision was bused on "p o litic a l factors" and he w ould reapply to have the a n im a ls adm itted. A m on thlo ng debate on the Issue ended T h u rsd a y when th r Council o f A g ric u ltu re rejected the offer m ade by Beijing In November. The cabinet-level body said pandas were not suited to c a p tiv ity and the T aipei M unicipal Zoo lacks the facilities for raising them . The co un cil also M id th e ir decision co nfo rm s w ith a the W orld W ild life F und (W W FI prohibition against the export and Im port o f rare anim als. 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U S .- G r rm u n team s searching the scorched ru in * o f 20 houses In the tow n o f Hrmaeheid fount! tw o m ore oodles F riday, m ining l In- death lo ll In t l i r crush o f n U S. titla rk Jrt lo ■lx T lir fir ry e m ail T hu m da v In n fo g-shrouded re s id e n tia l n rr.i s p a rkrd n rw i alia for an rn d lo lo w -a liliu d r m ilita ry Hying in West G erm any and p rn m p trd the A ir Force lo te m p o ra rily hall ta ctical flig h t* A u th orities said the tw o bodies found Friday raised Ihe d ra in to ll to six. and reported that 50 jreople were In jured They said more trod lr* could t>r found In ilu charred rub ble o f the two* and Ihree-story houses h it or s<; ablaze by th r A-IO T hunderbolt a lta rk je t. The num ber o f m issing was unknow n and some o f ihe bodies r e c o v e r e d w e r e so b a d l y m angled and hurried that they could nol lie im m e diately Iden­ tified The pilot of ihe tw in-engine Jel. Capi Michael P Foster. 34. Japanese finance minister resigns o f th e 8 1s i T a c tic a l F ig h te r W ing, was found dead In h is ejector seal, auth orities said The Jel went down In a huge f ir e b a ll, l e a v i n g a fla m in g , qua rte r m ile swath of destn icuoi. it. a neighborhood h eavily populated by Im m ig ra nts The crash. Ihe 21st by a NATO warplane In West Germany th is y e a r. Im m e d ia te ly p ro m p te d new calls by politicians, news papers and c itiz e n * lor c u rta ilin g or b a n n in g low -level m ilita ry (ra in in g flig h ts The exercises are aim ed at tra in in g pilots In evading enem y radar. U n til In te rn a tio n a l TOKYO — Financ e M inister K llc h l M lyii/uw a resigned F rid a y , becoming the m ost recent casualty of I h r s lo ck trading scandal that has rocked and s ta lle d parliam entary debate on a sweeping tax re fo rm package. M . y a / . c v * wh o also gave up his po*. us deputy prim e m in is te r, said he was stepping down In the hope o f s in k in g p ro m p t passage uf lax reform leg isla tion by Ihe D iet. Japan's parliament. " I have Just le n d c rrd m y resignation to the prime m in is te r." M lyatawu said al a news conference. ” 1 have rrs lg n e d us finance m inister." M lya/awa. w h o lead come u n d e r Inlense prrssure as Ihe p rin c ip a l llgure in a scandal focusing cm o fficials' dealings With a real e s la lr com pany, su bm itted his resignation lo Prim e M inister Noboru T akeshlla al Ihe Japanese leader 's o ff': lal residence. M lya/aw a denied h is Involvem ent In Illegal atm k dealing b u ' he acknowledged »*ml his fo rm e r secretary. T sunco B a ilo r!, had used his name lo buy u nlisted share* o f H ecn ill Cosmos Co., the real entale subsidiary ol a m ajor Japanese com m im ic a l Ions lin n " I decided to step dow n because I warned Ihe la x reform to Ire passed by Ihe file t as soon as possible." M lya/aw a said " I f I slay In m y |x>*t io n g rr. jwssage o f Ihe (ax b ill by Ihe Diet w ill be delayed lu ll her " NATO hails Soviet troop cuts as positive U nited Free* International BRUSSELS. B e lgiu m - NATO fo rrlg n m ln la tr n I tm rv tu y aald S o v ie t le a d e r M ik h a il u o r b a r . i. 'v 's d --' ta lon to c u l t-n o p * and r o n v rn tio n a 1 a rm * wan a "p o a lllv e o n trlh u tto n " t.iw a rd reducing Hast Bloc superto rlly In Europe In a statem ent iM u rd on I h r flra t day o f th e ir regular trail session. Ihe m in is te r* alao said th ey « tr c ready t«> * u r t c c n v rn tlo n a l a rm * n e g o tia tio n * hetw een Ihe 23 m em be r* o f N orth A tla n tic T re a ty O rg a n iz a tio n and Ihe a rv rn m em ber Warsaw Pact m ilita ry a llu m e * I ‘m illin g lo Ihe W arsaw P act'* alza hlr a d va n la g r in weapon* *v s ir capable rrf i non n il tig m anaivr o firn stve iqM -railori* and •e iz ln g le rrlio ry , ih r m in is te r*' statem ent said. "T h e reductions announced by I t ir Soviet Union are a poalllve c o n trib u tio n In co rrectin g Ib is s liu a tlo n ." "T h e y tndk ale the srrtousnesa w ith w h ich lire co n ve n tio n a l Im balance, w hich we liave long highlighted a* a key problem of F u m p ra n se curity, are now alao addressed try I h r Sovtel gov e m in e n t," the in ln is lr rs aaltl G o rtu c lirv In h is first speech lo Ihe United Nations. W e d nr* d ay d rr ta rr d a n u ll.ite r.il 10 | ir r r r n t c u l In h i* c o u n try 's 5 m illio n strong arm ed ( o r rr * and a partial w ith d ra w a l n( soldiers and la n k * ta rin g N A T O h a te s In Eastern E uropr " W r w ill now be looking In to the d e ta ils." said NATO Secrr la ry (general M anlred W oernrr *' The s ir ( mi a n m tu n ra z t I Wed nesdayl reduce b u t d e a rly do n ot r lim ln a tr Soviet supe rio rity and do ool establish a stable balam r " I I ra rrle d o u t. th ey would undoubtedly lie an Im portant step In Ihe rig h t d ire ctio n and we w ill he harking fo rw a rd lo th eir Im p lrrr e n ta tto n .'' W oem er said The m in isters were gathered lo evaluate hast West relations In ihe tight o f Fats: Bits reform s and Ih r prospect* for East West n e g o tia tio n s o n c o n v e n tio n a l a rm * cuts In Europe M rp rr sent at iv rs o f East and West are c u rre n tly p re pa rin g for C onven­ tio n a l S la h lllly T alks In Vienna "T h e lim e has come In con c e n im ir all o u r r llo r ts on the conclusion o l the V ienna ro n le r e nce ," West G erm an F o rrlg n M inister Mans Diet ric h G enschrr to ld reportr r * G e n s c h rr said G o rb ach e v's decision lo c u l troc>|M and conv r n llo n a l a rm a m e n ts signals "th e beginning of a n rw chapter in Ih r history of disarm am ent w h ic h should lead to Ihe reduc­ tio n o f Soviet s u p e rio rity ." In Ih r lr statem ent. Ih r NATO m in is te r* proposed "a n overall lim it on Ih r to ta l holdings of arm am ents In E u ro p e ." w hich should lie su b s ta n tia lly below cu rre n t levels For example, the n u m ltrr ol tanks should be about h alf the present overall level, or a tw o bloc lim it o f about 4 0.OCX), they said NATO said II has H i.42-1 m ain h a lllr tanks deployed In Euro|>e. against 51,500 for the W arsaw Pact These fig u re * did n o l In c lu d e l a n k * k e p i 111 storage. T h ry also proposed lim n in g the num ber o f forces In active com bat u n its stationed In the European m em ber slates of the tw o |>artn and said they would require "a rigorous a n il reliable (process) for m o n ito rin g and v e rific a tio n ." T h r m inisters said they Intend to propose a th orou g h annuul exchange of In fo rm a tio n w ith W arsaw P u rl n atio ns concerning m ilita ry o rganization, n ta n jto w rr and equipm ent as well as m ajor w ra jx m deploym ent program s NATO was ftin n e d In 1949 for c o lle c llv e d e fe n s e b e tw e e n W e ste rn E u rop e. Ihe U nite d Slates and Canada The Warsaw Pact was signed In Warsaw. Poland. In 1955 as a m ilita ry alliance of Ihe S o v lrt U nion and Its East E u rn p e u n sa te llite s . Moscow's answer lo NATO. ORANGEJUICE e R EA K ONE DAY ONLY 6:00 P.M . -1 0 :0 0 P.M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th S O L , SHOPPING SPREE CUT OUR THE REGFISTRATION COUPON AND BRING IT TO OUR STORE SUNDAY DECEMBER 11th...Y0U COULD BE THE W INNER O F OUR CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE * 5 0 0 ° ° S H O P P I N G S P R E E ! 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WINN-DIXIE OFFERS YOU TWO SUPER BONUS S’TAMPS F THATS A GREAT WAY TO FILL YOUR SUPER BONUS CERTIFICATES TWICE AS FAST. �Decem ber 9 , 1988 Sanford Herald Sports ■ People, Pago4B D Comics, PageBB ■ Classified, Page 9B Padres win Hurst battle IN BRIEF HCCK! Uwlto d P i m Flyers-Pengulns: What hockey W hile M ontreal ntul SI Ixn ila In te rrup te d play liu t three llm r s for m in o r penalties Thursday n lftH l. Philadelphia and P ittsburgh spent lh r equivalent of almost flv r gam e* In t h r penally hoi The Patrick D ivision riv a l* fought nine lim e * en route lo co m bining for 2B3 penalty m ln u le * — hlAh even by F ly e r* s t a n d a r d * — a l Ib e r h lla d rlp h ia Spectrum , w here P ittsb u rg h lo *t 4*3 In * x tr n d ln g II* fu tility * trra k In O - M - I j n v rr utmost 15 year* "1 d o n 't w ant to tie the roach here when the streak e n d *." H nhnA 'en said " t h e y have a Areal hockey learn w lih Areal p la v rr* IT * going to end We )u *l put II otf lor one more n iA h t. In other Aa,r*e*. B u ffa lo heal Boston 4 J. H artfo rd overcame Ihe New Vork K a nA rr* 3-4. C algary le v ie d F.ilm union 5-3 and l-n * AnAele* and W in nip eg lied 3-5. m BASKETBALL Raiders in Brevard Tournament COCOA — The Mauler* of Sem inole C om m u­ n ity ColieAe fin ish Ih e ir pre-C tutslm aa schedule when they im v r l In Brevard C o m m u n ity College for Ihe T lla n C hristm as T ournam ent on Friday and Saturday The T ou rnam ent w ill feature some of the tc»f» JtIC O team s around as at f l p m Friday • iMh ranked Seminole la ke * m i the sixth-ranked Ja g u a r* of Mtaml-Dade C o m m u n ity College South and at ft p m the Host T ita n s ranked seventh, take on one o f the lop Junior college p r o g r a m * Iro m Ih e m id w e s t C i n c i n n a t i T echnical In stitu te. O hio Tire loser* play al 6 p m . S aturday In a consolation game w ith ihe e lia m p lo n sh lp scheduled tor 8 p m Rocker adds Lombardi Award HOUSTON - A u b u rn defensive tackle Tracy I t n r M P w on th e ' T dfW T am ihardl A w a f d as ihe n a tio n '* lop (olleAlale lltiem an T hursday. oor day after w inning the O utland Trophy a * the best interior linem an Worker r rc r lv rd a 40 portnrl tro p h y made from a block of g ra n llr lio o o rln g coaching legend Vince laim ba rd l Ho* ker. a Lom bardi Aw ard fin a list last year, w on over M ichigan defensive la , k lr Mark Messner. Nebraska lln rlra cke r llro d c flc k Thom as and Alabama llnetiar ker D errick I botttas A ll fo ur are srnlors The 6 fool 3. 278-pound Him ker w as a lour year starter lor A u b u rn and finished w ith 334 tackles. 109 of those solo, and 21 s in k s He caused 7 fum ble*, broke up 10 p a w * recov­ ered I fum ble ami b lo rk rd I punt. T h is season, h r bad a tra m high ICK) lar kies. Ini h id in g 13 lor losses, a n il five sacks Auburn led Ibe nation In sco ring defense (7 2 p o in t* per game) and total defense |2 IH I ya rd * |trr game) en route lo a 10-1 lln ls b . a share of Ihe S o u lb ra s lrrn Conference crow n and a Sugar Howl lie rtb against Florida Stale TENNIS Federation: W. Germans prevail MELBOURNE. A u stralia - West Germany, pla ying w ith o u t S tr lll G raf III Its detente of Ihe Federation Cup. r r c r lv r d tin g le * victories from S y lv ia lla n lk a a nd C la u d ia K o h d r K iln h Thursday lo edge A u stralia 2-1 and rra ch Ihe sem ifinals lla n lk a crushed Nicole 1‘rovls In 51 m lnule*. 6 1. 6-2. al Ihe N ational Tennis C entre. and K o hd r Kitsch overcame Anne M ln trr. 1 6. 6 4 . 6-3 Kohdr-Ktlsch trailed 4-1 In Ihe second set I k-lore sweeping Ihe next five games, and she was dow n a service break al 3-2 In Ihe final set but again rallied lo w in fo ur game* In a row The doubles co m b in a tion o f W endy T u rn b u ll and Elizabeth Sm ylle prevented a sweep (or Ihe boat co u n try by healing lla n lk a and KohdeKllsch. 2 -6 .6-0.6-2. Spanish teenager* A ra n tx a Sanchez and C o n ch tta M a rtin e z were on Ib e b rin k u( upsetting ihe top seeded Soviet U nion F ro m s ta ff and w ir e r e p o r t* HABKETBALL H 7 p m — SUN. College. Stetson al Florida Stale. (L) 118 05 p m - THS. NHA. D etro it PU ton* al A lla n la H awk*. ID G OLF ( I M idnight - ESPN. W orld C up o f Golf. T hird round. Il.| C om plete Hating on Page 2B B INSIDE: i Inter n a tio n a l ____________ A T L A N T A — Bruce H ur»i I* not lik e ly to Ire the hast* for a C ollusion IV hearing H urst, w ho d istinguished h im self three W orld Series ago. caught San Diego * p ilc h for a S3 3 m illio n contract T hursday when h r reached » three-year agreement w ith Ihe Padre* The 30-year-old Ih u a ended Ihe m ost pressured b id d in g battle for a tiasehall player since the o w n e r* cfused Ih r lr checkbooks al the end of Ihe 19H5 irttn o n "I'm M ill open for business I've got a pitcher lo peddle. " Manager-General Manager Jack McKeon o f Ihe l>adrr* sold In Ihe lobby o f Ihe hotel tli.tt houaed baseball** w in te r m eeting* d u rin g the week "W e *a ld before we got here we w anted lo gel a p itc h e r and a b ille r " M<ml Ir a n i* led T hursday, w ith nearly a ll of the reM scheduled lo depart n ornrilm e Friday The New Y ork Mel*. Toronto. Hnalon, M ontreal rh lla d rlp h ia . San Diego and lla ltim o r r were am ong Ihe las! lo leave. .u»n Diego *J nr. th r • becking -account b - i'le for TH U R S D A Y'S DEALS Bolter- — 7r»<t»d ttextttep 1»'>I O*** •"* ml«w pilchor Dm G a l,*' te UtenteMl ter thvtttop lid, »ia«, pKfwrJWm D a w . . Cuter"-, - 1 i te W I trate-W a w ^ * " * l f f i . f l . CaM . im o u * * I f * Lady ’Noles rip Creek CM<H* INI) — Pill fear Ua»1 la»W»r «m a n te te term, on IlM O W M C l Cmma'i - t.temtea m O * «*<*•—•"! ml* Coda. ■•»•** a« laa«u, IA I17«ait H n Var* ( * U » 1-oa a *m ! n y -l Kandr- And, H a .iu n a l l * n d au'l oKte' Mai « te » ', te ClwmBvt 1 International ! tofljo (AAAI t l lawn - Amawvad it aa-dd "at alter ortx^o'ion * ,-Kte< Larry Ak William, v ottel (anteact te tiril baiamae Sad Mamar tan Dwo* - Hw»d Haa a»o"i te« Aandm Brwca Mar,, Vo" l i m i v , ■iradtd *•!«■*> teao Aidrate te 1Aen*f»ai tv n t o W Tracy Jona* llu r s l despite m aking a lower oiler lor Ibe left-hander w ith an 88 73 career record and 4 23 ERA Im m ediately id le r word of Itu rM 'a agreemenl got out the New York Yankee* announced Ihe signing of free agent right-hander Andy H aw kins, w ho pitched lo r San Diego Iasi season, lo a Ihrre-year con I r a n for rougidv 12 5 m illion H aw kins was 14-11 w ith a 3 35 ERA Iasi season and lias a 6 0 38 ca rrer record lhat also inclu de * an 18 8 1985 The Philadelphia Phillies traded outfielder Phil Bradley to Ihe Baltim ore O riole* early Friday m ornin g ln» x» h a -i^ - for pitcher I 'm Howell ■f mark b ly th i Horald sports wrltor SANFORD — Sem inole High School used a stron g learn e llo rl lo rip Spruce Creek. 58-41. In g irls prep action T hursday n ig h t al Seminole H igh St bool Sem inole Im proved lo 4 1 on the season and w ill host a s lu in g M ainland learn on Monday The Lady H aw ks fell to 2 3 on Ih r season and w ill re tu rn to action al Lym a n ib is Wednesday. Sem inole went lo II* strength. Ihe inside game, and Liz lain g and Sheri R eddick* led llie learn w ith 10 p o in t* each Senior guard A drian H lllsm a n a d d e d nine (Kurils as tint sophomore K«st i .i K rn n o tt C hlneta C llchteal added eight lo lead Ihe w ell rounded a lla c k Sheri IV trrs n n and l.l*.i Hughes led Spruce Creek w lih It) |x»lnls e w h Peterson arm ed ail of Ih i U d > H aw k* |KM nli !n Ihe lirM lu ilf a* ihe Lady Tribe b u lll a co m m anding 20-12 advan­ tage See 'N olea. Page JB Rams blast Lake Brantley Lake Mary rolls, 61-13 S f CHUCK BUROBSB Harald cortsspondanl_____________ _ LAKE MARY - The U k r Mary Ram w resllers m ay need a llllle p olishing, according lo head m a ch Doug Peter*, but Ihe U k e Brantley iru im e n saw ifie Rams in a ll of th e ir pride and glory Thursday n ig h t as I tie R am * blasled the vis itin g P a tri­ ots. 01-13. beforr 1.001 fan* F lexing ih e ir m uscles, the s ix th ranked Ram g ra p p le r* im proved Ih e ir season rrco rd lo 2-0 w hile Ihe P a lrln ia dropped lo 2-2 on Ihe season Holh learn* w ill open a n io n to nig ht al Hie Lym an C’ h rts lm a * w re s tlin g tournam ent First round a r t lo t i lie g in s i t l i p m w lih ih e M o n n il ro u n d b e g in n in g at 8 p m The sr-inta are S aturday al 10 a m w ith the lln a l* at 8 p m "W e 'v e got a good team rig ht im iw . lu ll we need lo Ik- a llllle more p o lish e d ." Peter* said iu h i* squad " I was happy w ith Ihe line up we Mad tonight, but we s llll need lo w ork on a few th in g s ll's s llll early in the season and a m on th from now we should be even heller Brad N ow el* opened th in g * up lor Ihe P al* In Ihe 10 3 -pound weight <las* as he srored a takedow n and three tta rk p o ln t* lor a 3-0 lead alter Ihe first Iw o -m lnu te period Nowel* w ho Is o nly a freshm an, did the same in the second and added a n o th e r ta k e d o w n a n il a n o th e r three h a rk p o in t* m idw ay Ihnnigh Ihe th ird period for u 154) m ajor dec talon Brad ha* been a pleasant sur p r is e , " B ra n tle y m e n to r K e v in Hvm tear* k, ¥«»• 0 , W«— Lake M arys Dan Sacco attempts to turn and pin Lake Brantley s Brian Merodith. C arpenger said "T e c h n ic a lly hr Inokrd giaal lonlghl He w rrsiled well (or us and lie did a lot of thing* righ t from th . te c h n ic a l stand­ point The Patriots' o nly other victory came In (h r |3 5 -|xn in d t las* a* Greg W vka pinned U k r Mary s David P rtron c In 4 57 W yka 's pin narrowed Ihe Ram lead In 21-11. h ul Ihe more In rx p rrtrn c e d Pals dro|>|ied Ih r rem aining eight m a t­ ches three la-lug by lo rtrii • T in * l* always a very em otional m an h lor u s." C a rp rn g rr *ald of Ibe b ra ird riv a lry between Ibe Ram * and Pal* "W e give a loi away In experience in ih r heavier w eight*. Mull, Bunce power Lady Pats Oviedo wins by forfeit By MARK B L Y T H I Herald sports writer ■y CHRIS PISTKR Herald sports adllor_______________ ___ CASSELBERRY - For 76 m ln u le * and 12 second* Thursday n ig h I . U k e H o w e lls Silver Hawks and Oviedo's L io n * Iik k rd u p In a healed soccer bailie. Both learns c r ru lrd good offensive o p p o rtu n itie s o n ly lo be lu rrie d a wa y by tenacious defensive play. W hat transpired w ith 3 48 lell In Ibe m atch, however, erased alm ost a ll m em ory o f w h a t bad lu-en a good display of prep soccer. It was at d ia l lim e th a t Iw o U k e Howell p la yer* received red ca rd * (w hich m ean* election Irom the game), one refused lo leave Ibe field — and Ihe S ilver IL iw k * forfeited Ibe m atch " A l 3 48 rem aining, o fficial JerTy Feulner w alked over to our bench and said a U k e Howell player w ould not leave Ibe Held and that the m atch was forfeited lo O viedo." Lions coach Dave Jekanoskl said. “ Up u n til lh a t |io !n l. II was a beck o f a gam e." T he first o f llie tw o U k e Howell player* who was red curded T hu rsda y left Ibe field. B u i a second player w ho was red carded refused lo leave ihe field A fter u th ird player ran onto the fle lil lo Join Ihe a rg um en t, the o fficials called an end lo trie m ulch and awarded Oviedo Ih r forfeit vic to ry . " I I was definitely w rong for o u r player lo rrlu se lo leave the fie ld ." U k e Howell coach B ill Steven* said. "B u t I d o n 't understand the official calling the match." Had Ihe official not called Ih r m atch and play contin ue d. Oviedo w ould have lir r t i al a decisive advantage. Any tim e u player I* ejected In soccer, a su b stitu te cun not go on In place o f Ibe rrd carded player. Therefore. Oviedo w ould h u v r bad a ll 11 p la yer* for Ihe rem ain in g 3:48 w hile U k r H ow ell w ould have been forced lo play w ith nine. but 1 was pleased wi th Ibe way rnowl of Ibe kids w resiled to nig ht " T h r rest of llie n ia ic h r* belonged lo Ib r It1 iim |ilia u l Ram * as Ihey owned 12 of Ib r 14 brad lo brad m an be* W in nin g for Ihe Ram* were Robert Donlero I I 121. Aaron Jordan I I I9 |. Adam V andiver (I2 3 |. Bee R a m *. Page 3B Hw lte PSote » , v a n o«v~>—•< Elated Ram la k o Mary's Jon Brooks cclobratos alter scoring Ihe flrsl goal In Thursday's 4 0 Seminole Athletic Conference victory over Lako Brantley Brooks scorod o il an assist Irom Alox Acosla Just soven minutos Into Ihe match. The slxlh-rankod (Class 4A) Rams remalnod unboaton on Iho season. For details, see Pago3B ALTAM O N TE — G rric h e n M ull and la m ttu n re l i i r l i (I U k r llr a n llr y 's strong Inside game and led Ihe U d v Pairtots lo a 45 31) v icto ry over rival U k r Mary T hursday n lg h l In a Sem inole A tlilrtic C o n lrrrn c r male-hup lie lo rr 201 Ians al U k r H ra n tlry HlghSrhiK>l U k r H ra n tlry im proved lo 1-1 and 1-0 In Ib r SAC and travels lo W inter Park Monday. T h r U d y Rams lell lo 2 4 and w ill host U k r Howell th is Tuesday. "W e forced Ihe tia ll Inside b erausr we knew w r were b ig ge r." B rantley coach C indy Frank said " G r r tr h r n (M ull) |>o*trd up real well, som ething she d id n 't do In Ibe flrs l game, and Ib r guard* got her Ih r tiall. I knew and *lw knew that she w asn't posting up against M ainland and th at's w h y she d id n 't get the ball that m uch In that g a m e ." H unre poured In a game-high 17 (m in t* us she established h rr s rll as a fn rre In Ib r m iddle ra rly . M ull added 14 (m in i*. In cluding Iw o big buckets In Ihe fin al m ln u le o f Ibe game. A n ita M itchell led U k e Mary With 10 p o in t* as Tara Jackson added seven. The Lady Ram * came out pressing and look a q u ic k 5-0 Irud la-hind u M itchell Ih rrr point play la-fore com ing up w ith a steal and a layu p lo give Ih r her tra m a q uick lead Bunce. (hough, got ihe drew th r Lady P atriot* even w lih U k r M ary w h rn she connected on her o w n three point play. Ilru n lle y ilt r n came up w ith a s ira l and Tara Gibson led Bunce lor a layu p to even Ib r score a l 5 5 w ith 5 42 lo play In the opening quarter. T ile tra m s then traded hiaips before M itchell, w ho sco rrd 11 p o in t* In Ihe opening q uarter, h it back lo back Jiini|a-r* lo give the Lady Rains an 11-9 lead w ith 1:26 rrn iu ln ln g In the quarter. See B r a n tle y . Page 3B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �IB — Stnford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. 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F lo rM a L ta ta C h a m p fo n ih ip GOLF I p m — ESPN. Chctrxfor Tam In vita tio n a l tacond ruund, ( L I . a lto a l 7 M a m M ia n ig h l - E L P N W o rld Cup ot G otl Third round. IL I w orked fo r Rick H rn d rtrk since (he fa ll o f 1083 In the same c a p a c ity w i t h d riv e r s O r o ff Hotline. T im R ichm ond. H rn ny Parsons and Ken Schrader, was lltllln 's r r r w ch ie f w hen h r made his NASCAR debut In I9H2 al ig c 17. Veteran engine builder Holier I Y a le s h a s p u rc h a s e d H a rry R ainer's Ford lent and p ro m p tly signed D v v ry A lliso n to continue d riv in g tor three n u irr years T e x a c o has a ls o agree d to sponsor I be tra m through (he 1901 season. Hy becoming a tra m ow n er. Yules said, he realized a dream h r d hud for several years T ealing at Daytona Inlerna t Iona I Speedway begins th is week w ith H ulrk scheduled for D e i. 8 -1 0 . O ld s m o b tlr Dei 11-13. Chevrolet Dec. u 10. f>o u lla r Dec. 17*19 and Ford Der. 20-22 Oldsmoblle kicks ofl (lie January le ttin g w ith 9-12 tra l dates l*onilae w ill have the track on Jan. 1 3 -lfl. Hulck Jan 17 20. Ford Jan 21-24 and Chevrolet ending the testing on Jan 23 28 After % year, fo r m c r H o u d ru n n e r ( rack c h a m p io n Mike Kulwnek o f U xigw ood wax liaek In victory lane. Now com ­ peting in the A Bomber class K u b rn rk scurrd a popular w in over Art Chapman- Bobby Scars, Jo hn Rlplev. Jeff Rogers and David Russell were mare San lord d river doing w ell In New Sm yrna Speedways w r r k l y fratures Apopka weathers Brantley storm ■ y DAVID CORCORAN Herald cGiretpondunt A T O P !. A Three pom- gaalx Na— --an J J a i i a r > TucXar l Strickland I Prexxay Fautad axd-tikma Tatar W t W>i -aukaa It, FFa* Vark M Hatwxndx Mri-aukaa 41 (KrrxtkswiaA Ml. 74a« Verh ) t UackMn Ml Axx-tlx - Mil—auta—X IPraawy tl. Na— Vark }i (Strickland tl TachnKalt Na— Vark IMugal Mian w). M)i-au**a C-ach Dai Harm A - IU P W Hh (h r I9HH NASCAR »r*on over n tuity of (lie (m m * a rr * u ll tititkln i* c ItuitKra and plans for (h r I OHO Brakon H ndtly Ita k rr has r r l l t r d lim n d riv in g and has hired W in le r I’.irk b G rrg Sacks to d r lv r h is O ldam obtlr w h lrh w ill u n r r again l>r spnnsorrd by C rls ro lia U rr also hired veteran e rrw m a n D atrell H ryant as his new crew-chief. The Stavoia llru ih e n i w ill have ih rre can* th is year w ith one for [kr.thy H ltlln and Mike Alevunder. There w ill atao tie a c ar s ittin g in the shop w a itin g for IJobhy A llison when he Is able In t o m r l>.u k Alexander was In ­ ju re d Iasi Sunday w hile ru n n in g In th e S n o w b i r d D e r b y In P e n s a c o la 's F ive F la g s S|>erdway. A le xan de r at Iasi repon has been taken of! n f the critical list and is expected to recover in ilm r fur l h r Day Inna 300 in February The Sivula Ira n i also hired H a r r y l l y d r la r r r w H obby H a llln 's H u lrk Hyde, w ho had t h e r e a r e n 't m a n y b o y s h c s k e lb a ll t r . t r n i th a t s c h e d u le O a k R id g e . L a k e H ru n llry and W inter Park un Ih rre consecutive n ig hts You b etle r be p rr tly good, or you w on t survive So. after Ih r Apopka H lu r D a tu r * 12-11 hard fought ’2 victo ry o v rr ih r Lane lit / P a triot* i. M l ih u ts d a y n lg .r. In fn m l o f HOI Ians at (lie Apopka gym . you m o ld can p re tty w ell say that (h r H lur D artrn* are survivors "Yes. It s (rue Unit not m any (ra m s a* lird u le (ru m s ol (he r a llb e r o f Oak R idge. I.a k r H ra n tlrv and W in te r Park a ll In a ro w .” said Apopka Coach Fred A m e ll ” 1 decided Iw lo rr the srason s la rtrtl (hat we w o u ld n ’t a rh rd u lr palsy tra m s for our e arly season games If we're going to tie a (ra m th a t's going lo lie a contender In the Mr-tm C onference, then m y p la v rrs have to be p e q ia rrd “ Tfte game, one of the best p la y e d games o f th e y o u n g season was one o f those lough hard nose lia tilrs that w asn’t decided u n til late in (he fo rth quarter, and In between (here was w iiiir o utstan din g effo rt* on both s* I * T or I.a k r H ra titlc y s e n io r e r n tr r H*> Pam plin i - -n iln u rd hts strong early season start as lie sto re d a game high 22 points, and hauled dow n 10 rebounds l*ntnp lln was r s p r ra llly r fT rr llv r In the gecoud hall ta he l.e yrd a Patrtots ra lly th a t fr it ju s t short al the end T r r y W hile alsti helped b rin g ih r P aino.s I m . k a* h r finished w ith 14 (mints And for Apopka. iT rrrtrk C lark proved that he's Ju st as effective un ih r tta s k rlh a ll court as the football Held as h r p u l on a one m an show M i x i n g 10 points, im llin g dow n 13 rrb tiu n d s and (fishing o ut rig h t assists C lark, s ftr r an 18 point efliXt against Oak Ridge Ih r n lg h l lie fo rr , lo o k ( f ir P a lilu l* lo srhtMg on (h i* n lg h l. as Clark "w a s I he teacher and the Pa! r i ­ ots were the s tu d e n t* '* " I d o n 't have a ny tro u b le a d ju s tin g to pla ying iM skrth a ll after fo o ttu ll," said Clark who besides b rin g a blue ch ip college ptus|iect In football. Is a top rated guard in Ixsskrtbail d a r k in t a c t was n a m e d to i h r M c D o n a ld 's 1,000 prr-season s e n io r A ll-A m e ric a le a rn . In w h lrh only Ih r l»e*l pro gjirt t* in the nation a rr selected For (ne game. A|iopka used a well balanced offense lo -W* the Pair tots Besides C la rk's lb , ten other p la v rrs got on lire m oreboord lor the H lur Da t t ri * wi th Cedric Varner and Kodurv h lo k re p u llin g In sexrn epteer The Blue Darters look a 17 12 first q u a rtrr lead, and In rrra s ril It to 10 at halftim e, w ith Clark scoring K ot ms 10 point* Apopka then e on lln ucd to widen Its lead us It led by 12. 43-33 Then. Apopka's B 7 cenlet N o rris Davis, gui h is fo u rth personal foul w ith 3 13 remain Ing In (he th ird q u a rtrr. and had to be taken out uf the game Lake H m n tlry took advanagr of Norris' -.bsrni'e and scorrd nine consecutive points and eul Ih r H lur D a rlrrs lead lo only Ih rre . 43-42. wi th 30 seconds letl in ih r q u a rtrr. Hut Apopka was able to weather the Paittots ta lly and s c o rrd tw o q u it k lia s k rts lo lake a 40 42 lead at the end ol the q u a rtrr In JV a c tio n . It was A|mpka w inning. 82-47. w ith the Blue Darters' Chris Sharp the game * high scorer w ith 24. and llrx d Rlgbv and C raig Uto< k bolh scoring 12 Boone downs Greyhounds, 79-68 ■ y D C A N S M IT H Herald Correspondent LONG WOOD - U oonr High School of O tliitid o . lie h ltu l 20 (m inis each from seniors R ic k ry M 'i F r l * !fw | | lin t! m in t n t II I 4-0 on Ih r season w ith a 701*8 tjtic .il o| Lym an H igh Sehool In h tiy's lia s k rllia ll aellon T h u rs day n lg h l al the Dog Pound lie io rr 2 11 faux S ophom ore r e n te r tv rn Jones. 16 p o in t*, and C ha rlie Ik iu lo n . 10, also were in double llg u rrs for the Braves. For ihe Greyhounds It was Mike W h it­ t in g to n w ith 20. R ic h a rd H o llg rrfr 15. and J .J . M iller, lo . as Lym an fell lo 1-2 on (h r srason Next action for Lym a n w ill h r Tuesday n lg h l w hen (hey p la y host tu C o lo n ia l H ig h School J u n io r v a rs ity action starts al 6 3 0 and Ihe V arsitv plays al 8 (X) ''I f w r had just ru n our offense In (h r v -i olid hall we m ig h t have k rp l It <lose " Said L ym a n ro a rh Tom Lawrence. ‘ ‘W r plaved real w ell m Ihe first half. I was very pleased, b ill w r d id n oth ing In ih r second hall W r I lad no In lru s lly . 1 had lo t a l l two lim e o uls In the th ird q u a rtrr just to try to ru n the same offense tw ice H ill I th in k we are going to lie a ll rig h t hy C hristm as, when Ih r fo o ltia ll p la in s gel In sh a|ir and the practices get a h lllr in o fr Intense ” The tw o t e a m s traded l i a s k r t s In Ihe first q u a rtrr as the score was lied at 10-10 at the end of Ih r firs t s ia n /a Lym an tiad ih r biggest lead ol Ih r q u a ilr i. four, a l 10-8 w i t h 4 OO to p la y H o llg rrfr had r lg h l points, a ll on offensive rrlm u u d s. and W h it­ t i n g t o n s e v e n l o le a d I h r G reyhounds Jones led Hoonr w ith six. H oonr tu rn ed up the defensive pretxsure In the second q u a rtrr and forced several tu rn o v e rs w h ile holding the G reyhounds scoreless u n til ih e 3 13 m ark of the period. The Hraves scored six p oints lo take a 23-19 lead before H o ltg rrfe 's free th ro w stemmed ihe tide, bul Lounir •Jackson scored to give Hoonr .■ 27-20 lead lie io rr James Film s tilte d Lym an's In itia l held goal ut the quarter w ith 4 50 to pl,i> before h a lf T he tw o team s traded lia s k ris tl*#- *-»• ; i ir hall and lliam e took a 37-32 lead In lu (he Its k rf loom al lu ilfiiin r IkMinr shot a ll r a r r llr n t 8 2 1 I IH-20| from (lie field in the flis t half w hile Itolding Lym an lo 4 2 \ 113-311 Holt g n ih lird seven re b u u l i d s f o r H o o n r a n d H u lig ir lr g a ih rrrd a llk r n u m tirr lor Lym an lk»>r.r got 11 assists lo Lym an's live T he G re y h o u n d s kept (he g am e cl ose I h e f i r s t t h r e e m in ute* of the second hall A liasket hy W h lllln g io n wi th 3:10 In play t u l Ih r score (u 43-40 Then lu c k lo-liack ih rre |x>lnt p la y* hy lloone's Morris gave (lie Hraves ii 49-40 lead w ith 4 14 lo play, A haskrt by F lint cut II to 49-42 but Hoonr outscorrd the Greyhounds 11 4 Ihe Insl 3 30 ol Ihe q u a rtrr Cross country runners honored From staff rsporta Lake Mary H igh S* hool had IIs a n n u a l c r o s s c o u n t r y b an qu et th is past M onday n lg h l In ihe Lake M ary High School a u d ito riu m T aking ih r girts Most V a lu ­ able cross c o u n try ru n n e r was s e n io r M tis h a A h tiu s ln e ju d w ho hud u strun g late season fnr ih r laidv Rams For Ihe hoy* cross c o u n try team II was s o p h o m o re Hob R o b e rtso n i.ik in g Most Valuable for the Rum * F re s h m a n H ekah Hoot lie look the Most Im proved award as she dropped her lim e by th re e m ln u trs th is season. Freshman I) J. Lew is took Ihe Musi Im proved for Ihe laiys as he decreased h is lim e by over five m inutes. The H u rg rr K ing Coach's Aw ard for the girls w ent to Junloi standout A llison Snell M anny Roldan was selected as Ihe Coach's Aw ard w in n e r for ih e boys learn. The Most Dedicated Award for Ihe gifts w ent lo senior Shannon D uffy. Kd Russ, a senior, was voted Most De­ dicated for ihe I kivs squad C O M P TO N G E T S MVP T a kin g the Mosl Valuable award was Irrs h m tin Monica C om pton. C om pton wu* also vo te d th e Most C onsistent ru n n e r for Ihe Lady Silver H aw ks Ib is past season. Sheryl f'ulum bo. a Junior, was Lake Howell s Mosl Dependuble ru n n e r along w ith b r in g voted Ih e Most D rdlcaled runner Tor her learn The comeback run ne r of the y e a r aw’u rd w as g iv e n to Kristen Stuarl Freshman Natalie N ewberry was given the most sincere award In her first season as a lo ik r Howell run ne r. Senior J e n n y Holt look Ihe teum leader uw ard as she guided the Lady Silver Hawks tu u n lo th rr succesful season. M lrh rlle Cook walked away w ith the "S p u n k ” award fur Lake Howell The Most Im proved award w ent to tw o runners as T o ri Dempsey and Shannon Lyuns Im th had strong seasons. The coach's choice award w ent to a u u m lie r o f run ne rs as .Jessica C a r d t ir e lll, M l k l P a lu m b o . T rlc ta F rosl and S laey Johnson all got an uward. PICK 8 A J l 00 ticket can make you an mjtant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER Jackpot capped & grvtn away weekJy 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE ktftnJMpm TVi **grtL»Jtt UaarwjiOOpm Uce-WM-Sg CJcrtod Sundry * ^ f frw U rttsoi SoFCMGnxcPictJoes *n f*N Sony, must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLOB Norm ol Orlando. juMcflHwy 17-92 I 301 Doa Trick R d. Longwood wood I 831-1600 �Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, December 9. tOBft — ] ■ Howell tips Oviedo; DeLand nips Lyman Lake Mary blanks Lake Brantley, 4-0 In Ihe end. Lake Howell o utshot O viedo from Ihe field and By CHRIS PIBTER Ihe line F ro m Ihe field, ihe Lady Herald sports editor OVIEDO — Using a m an -to ­ Sliver H aw ks hi I on 1H o f 55 m an defense that choked «IT u llrm p ts (33 [ir r c r n ll white th r LAKE MARY Lake Oviedo's Inside game, the L ik e t-ady L io ns were good on 17 o f B rantley's P a triots d id everyH o w e l l L a d y S i l v e r H a w k s 59 129 percent) Bui th r real th in s they could to c o n tro l the p ost e d a 4 9- 4 2 c o m r fro m * difference was al Ih r free th ro w tempo, but L a k r M ary's vast behind victory over the t-ady line, w here Lake Howell shot 72 talent M ill won o u t Thursday L i o n s T h u r s d a y n i g h t In percent ( l 3 f o r - 1 8 | while Oviedo n ig h t a* the Ranis ro lle d to a 4-0 Sem inole A th le tic C onference was 38 percent |8for - 2l |. V ic to ry In S e m in o le A thletic Oviedo re tu rn s lo m tutu th is action. Conferenc e a n ton at Don T. The win j>uta Lake H ow ell's Saturday, traveling tn Bishop Reynolds Stadium . rrco rd at 4-3 w hile Ihe loss puls Moore Lake Howell Is o ff u n ill Luke Mary. No fi In the slate next Tuesday, when Ihe t-ady Oviedo at 500 also (2-21 In Class 4A. ran Its record lo Oviedo took an 18-9 Ira d a ftrr Silver I f a w k s w ill visit L a k r 3-0-1 overall and now has sole one quarter and went In to the Mary possession of firs t p la r r In Ihr h a lf leading 26-23. h u l was LAKE HOWILL iff! Steffi 11 1 Muntlon SAC at 2-0. L a k e llr u n t lr y on I scored by Lake H ow ell 26-16 II , H t a i l f t * tfi I n t o * C W m tten 4 dropped to 1 2 1 overall and t o - r a n l ¥V>t*en 0 Iff* * • Mi I i f f • T f f f f t o v e r Ihe fin a l 16 minute* 0-2-1 In I lie league n il II ff Su/atm e Hughes of Oviedo led “ I though) llr a n t lr y played a o v u m m i sm *ssm it I w rem ii. Wr*w I S Huy*** * LVWWt 1 tSaate • all scorers w ith 15. 10 com ing In very smart game a n d did what BwnOl OffrO CAtadO Tffali 1*1 !»« >t,V*MDeSanw Ihe first quarter they wanted (o d o outside of a HalMima O v iM o H I M i How *!I 11 Lake Mary defandar David Farren pushes forward while Brantley'* "T h a t was the whole g am r for Fate* L o is Ho w *'I >* Ovwd* I t Fovw a few defensive la p s e s ." Lake u s ." said John Thom as, coach of Owe N ffw T*< **..< *'I How Is * * * po.nl Louie M e lo h lid lt moves In from behind The Rams' defense held Mary coach L a rry M rC o rk tr said 9*414 HffW R a*e*dl L M * How*!! « 4 ihe Lady Lions " I to ld m y 0.0*11 1 Brantley lo five shots Thursday n ig ht In a * 0 victory ‘ We couldn't get o u r guys lo guards that I hey did a good job change the irtiijM ). h u t our talent while the Rams have a big SAC o f sw ing in g Ih r hall to the problems th e y need to solve DEFENSE L E A D S D E LA N D conic through lor u s " m a lrh Tuesday al l-a kr Howell "W e 're le ttin g players get free corners, but Just s w ing in g the D rl-an d cam e up with a stron g T ile Rams to o k a 1-0 lead tn our defense and m a k in g It liul! around in to I h r corners Is defensive aland In Ihe fo u rth seven m tn u lrs In to the match In Junior va rsity action tin no! our offense " rasy fni th e m to seore." B rndv q u a rirr to ujie nd Lyman. 36-32. when Jon B rook* scored oil an stud "A n d o u r ollruse Is h a v in g Thursday. Lake Mary trim m e d The game opened w ith It " f i n s T h u r s d a y n i g h t In a g i r l s a ssist fro m t n l d f l r l d r r A l r r the Patriots. 2-1. on goals by (who slsn had rig h t •rlv iu n d s l Sem inole A th le tic Conference trouble g e ttin g 10. va.d w h ic h Ac'Mia w ho M c C o rk lr said had s S lrv * lic it., and d urnlr M ills In a n d I r a m m a te B r d i g e t t r puts a lot of p rrs 'iu ir on the h a d ir al D eLand High School. t r e m e n d o u s g a m e b o th of th e f r e s h m a n g am e R y a n J e n e rrlit- (J3 {m in is a - j 14 d rfrn w Latte Brantley coach dim Dc Land Im proved lo 3*2 on the fruslve ly ami rfffi n s l . r l y la lr r Curt* ’ goal gave Lake Mary a rrlrm n d s l establishing control was.m and w ill return lo a ction Luke 1C u o ilr r>-turns to <i< D ro n y said Die P a trio ts played lit ll.c fit ml b all. M an nv Roldan 1-0! ■ * o ver Brantley W ell In spills, but th ere are two Hon S a tu rd ay at W inter Park under the boards for Oviedo B lit Hits T u e s d a y against O viedo. ,'a v r l-akr Mary a 2 -0 lead wbrn when Hughes left Ihe game w ith Lym an f t . to 1 5 *-»<! w ill host tw o fouls In Ih r first q u a rirr. Spruce C reek th D W ctinrsday. things stalled tn change "W e c o u ld only score fo u r A ftrr being o u trrh o u n d rd by (mints In th e fourth quarter and (h ie d o 13-6 In the first q u a rtrr. that re a lly h u rt u s." L y m a n w hile the Note* dropped to 0-3 Srm irutle Lvtnan m ade It 3 0 before the first half B y CHRIS PISTRft l-a k r Howell turned up Us work coach l.ls a Carlson wild. " W r has tw o lough games next week as It hrtsls ended w hen Richie S lrrv rs scored off a Herald sports edito r rale a notch and grabbed 33 havr lo develop a w in n in g a t­ Lake Brantley on Tuesday and Is home H o u s e a s *is l House plckrd u p Ills th ird boards to 30 lor tb - l-ady Lio n* titude We have the talent to w in inro a la y against I-axe IL rw rll asalst tn the second half on a goal by Tob> D LLA N I) — In a 4 0 rout of D rl-u n d 's Sartna Winston .ru th r Hawk and we've been close r n m gh to 1-ribrn In m a k r tb r (Inal 4-0 D eltona opened up a 1-0 lead In the first Bulldogs T hursday n ig h t, three of the goals effort w ith 14 rrh o o n d x In the win. w r ju s t have to Ira n i to g rt s« cited by L ym a n s G rrylicm ndt were " o n h a lf on a goal by Frank K e m n tln o w ith H 25 fin a l three quarters lough In th e lln a l m inutes o f the "House. Harden and Letben have pro­ gone tn the game The Wolves upped ih r Ihe House." W r sh ou ld p la y more game and go a lte r Ihe w in ." vided a great deal of leadership for us Ih l* Irad to 2-0 w ith 12 11 elapsed In Ihe second man lo man defense." said l-a kr L ytnan. w h o was led by Dana year." L y m a n rou rh Ray S a nd td gr said Thai d id n't m ean I h r Bulldogs gave a wa y b a llo n a goal by M arty D avenport Howell roach Dennis C ndrrv G arrett's game high 13 p o in ts "T hey've done most of the goal scoring lor three own goals It was Lyman senior desk) " W i t h tills tra m , we re s till pisi was in Ih e game u n til th r fin a l Sem inole High jiu lle d w ith in 2 1 wi th |r * * us so far " House w lio d ra tl o u t th rre assists a n d h r experim enting. lea rn ing stages T h e Lady Bulldogs b u ilt than five m inutes re m a in in g on a penalty also s ro rrd once in Ihe Scmutok A th le tic Lym an had Hi shots on goal conijM red lo T in happy w ith th a t one. a 2 ! IQ h a lftim e lead hut fell kick by J lm m l R eynolds The PK was C o n fe re n ce m a t c h u p at Spec M a r l i n only th rre few the Bulldogs and srnlof A lte r th r first q uarter, we were apart In th e th ird period w hen created when Mike A l l l / r r was taken dow n Stadium g o a lk rr|irr K elly Walcirn picked up his just try in g to get in to the fo u rth s rn lc r leader R rn er P rlla m y left In the penalty arra second s h u to u l w ith one save quarter W r played a lo t of the game w ith an Injury. Lyman, w hich ra n Its record lo 2-1-1 O utside of th r PK. the ‘Notes did have people." Lym an cam e .dive and reeled " It was a good gamr for us c o m in g off Ihe o ve ra ll and 2-1 I In Ihe SAC. h a s a th e ir chances to score al other times, but The result was s rv rn Hawks off a pair o f ru n s lo trim the lead loss lo L a k e H ow ell.' S a n d td g r said none tinierrnee gam e to nlg lil at O rla n d o D r Ilo na g o a lk rrjrrr Chad Miller came up gellin g Intel the scoring colum n. to 29-28 a l Hie end of three "Everyone played well and I got » chance to Bishop Moorr D rla u id drop|ird In 0-3 In the W ith some big saves SHS out shot the Jennifer Brown tra d in g Ih r way quarters. B ellam y, though, re ­ use the suits for most of the second half " league W olves. 0 6 . hul M iller made six saves on wi th 12 Sartna W inston added lum ed lo th e Del .and lin e u p In Ih r n ig h t lo preserve Ihe victory. Sem inole 11 and fju ty u H aw kins chipped the lu u rth quarter and helped Lym an received some lu d news, though, Along w ith House, senior* Krt* la-then and goalkeeper Sean S u nd va ll came up w ith In w ith 10 when Erie L r tlir n left ihe game w ith an her tra m to the victory. Bernard Harden have been fu eling the three saves Injured a n k le Sandtdgr Is h o p in g It Is only a For th r l-ady Lions. Thom as D rl-a n d scored Jusl se ven offensive lire fo r Ih e Hound* so fa r Hits slight s p ra in and hopes to have 1-el I ten lu r k hope* that Thursday n ig h t w ill points In Ih e fourth quarter b ut " T h e moat surprising th in g a Is m l th em is season L rlb rn scored the first goal o f the by ihe l ‘i / / a H ut Tournament. serv e as a learning experience. th rtr gcM lkeejirr." SHS roa ch Carlos M rrlin o It was m ore than rnough to hold night Thursday on House's flist assist e a rty %ald. " H r did a real nice job . I t 'a nice to s r r a "W e co uldn 't trm e m b e r how id th r l-a d y Greyhounds w ho tn the opening h a lf DELTON A. T O M SEMINOLE to ru n tlie ptrsM." said Thom as first year school start a program w ith a nice went Ice co ld from the lln o r tn B elton.t H ig h icmlliiecHt t ie lirs t-y ra r " W r ro u td n 't rem em ber where (he final |>erto<J. group ot players. They have fu ll varsity and th e h rst goal o i tire night tam e m o m e n ts suc cess in boys sis e rr Thursday n ig ht w ith w r were supposed lo be. In fact, ju n io r varsitv tram s " la lrr when Harden w orked the ball d o w n the a 2 1 vk lo r y over Seminole H igh at Thomas we did a worse Job w hen we side and sent a n ice croeslng hall to the In ju n io r varsity a c tio n on T hu rsda y. E W h igh .im Stadium were pressing th a n we d id when m iddle where House headed II In fo r a 2 0 D eltona came away w ith a 3 -1 victory. The W olves Improved to 2 - 1 on the season Irad we w e re n 't." C o n tin u e d fro m IB By TONY OeSORMIER Herald sports writer he scored off an asalst from d u s tm Walker. "W a lk e r had come on lo the fie ld o n ly 10 seconds before h r bud I h r assist," M c C o rk lr said. " T h a t ’s the second tim e this season he's done th a t." L a k e Mary upped th e lead lo 3-0 In Ihe second h a lf when D a rre n Fordc scored on a set p la y o ff a corner k ic k w ith A co stn gelling I be asalst. John M ora th rn closed n ut th e scoring o n a goal off d im S p lchcr's asalst. " J o h n (Moral Is h a v in g a su|icr se a so n ." McCorklr said “ Mr's m u c h Improved and m o re con­ fid e n t. I don't th in k a n y one p e rso n Is going lo s lo p h im . " I t was also nice lo have S p lc h e r h ark." added M cC orklr " H e 's been out Injured hut w r w ere able to get h im in fo r a few m in u te s and lio p rfu lly lie II hr a ke y player for us " T h e Rams fired 17 s h o t* on goa l fur the night w ith Brantley t ir in g h rld to live by Use l-akr M a ry defense, led b y memo* d a m e s Nohllr G o a lk rt pet S lo e S h a rp made one save In re­ c o rd in g the shutout Lym an’s win over DeLand ‘on the H o u se’ ’Noles- Rams----------- A rea’s elite in Lyman tourney Continued fro m IB Danny Sacco (13 0). and Jose C a rh U fU O j Other w ln n rrs fo r the Rams included Shan.* S ta n le y 1152). Car l B e rg m a n ( I 6 0 | . J u x lln N u u m o v iti (171). O ri Kaiitnr 11M81 Allen l- r w ls 1220). and C hris Israel III VY) D orirlro look an e a rly 44) lead h rfo rr p inning B ra n tle y 's Mike G rim aldi In 2 55 a l th r 112 m a lrh to pul Hw- H um s up 6-5. Jordan look a 12-5 derision In a tough m atch a ga in st Turn Gill and V a nd iver d r l r a t r d Scott M rrrd lth 10 4 "A lot ol people d o n 't know abotil h im ." Peters said of his Junior g rapptri " H u l they wilt. H r hail a good m a tc h ngalriM a lough o p p o n rn l. I'm expecting hlg things from h im " Sacco nailed d o w n a q u irk pin over Brian M ered ith In ! 24, and Carbla won a d e cisio n o vrr Paul S c h u lic . 10 2 T lie n . Ihe match o f th r night o ccu rre d w llli l-akr M ary's Mike L a rk in and Craig S lrretm an h a tllln g In an 11-11 draw. The Ram's S ta n le y won Ihe 152 m ulch by fo rfe it, and Carl Hergmun came out on top of a 13-3 d« rlslo n o ve r J im Kelly. At 171, N am novK/ w on by lorfcll as dlrl l-ewls ill 2 2 0 . and Kanlor had the quickest m u lch of ihe night w ith a 19 seeond jiln over Kandy Hughes. C h ris Israel won By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent H ffffd rsa 4a * r v ic ti p * »**iw « i Lako Brantley'* Brian Meredith looks to keep Mary's Dan Sacco lied up but Sacco m anaged lo escape and later pin Merodith In Thursday's prep w re s tlin g action Lako Mary won Iho match In Im pressive fashion, 61-13 t h r h e a v y w e i g h t m a t c h by tu r n in g th r tables on E llio t M alrr w ith a pin In 2 55. T h e Ruins also lo o k Ihe Junior v u r s l t y m alrh w i t h a 53-17 th ra s h in g of Ih r P a triots LAKC M U d ! , LAKE iX X M T L I T II 101 — B u d N «**I| (LB I m d no t>o» 0 **4la M l — N o te " Donato (L M ) p M ilo G om ffdi 1U I t * —Aaron isrpint IMI d To*n GUI IJ1 III A d a i* V «ndi*«* IL M ) a $<od Mafadim I * 4 110 - Danny SactO IL M I p B rlai Maradilti l 14 111 i«0 14! 0 * * g W **4 (L B Ip Da.xJ P»>»0t e * V J o t* C arte* ILM Id Paul S<*4wl»a »* 2 M U a L**S>*i ILM I Craw il* * * tm a n ILBIdraa. M II 112- SHana Slanlay IL M I mm by to**a(t U S - Ca*l Baroman IL M I d J lm K a lly 111 111 — Juytin N a u m o n tl IL M I non by tte la lt I M - O n Kantor IL M I p Band* M u gtet t» 7K A lla n L a n O IL M I *«nbylor»a.t M W — C h ro lir a * ! IL M I p f l u f f M a te 2 U LONG WOOD - The 15th a n ­ nual L y m a n Ch ri stm as Tournam ent, fru tu rtn g several o f Ihe B n rsi w re stling tra m s in Central F lorida . Iiegins today at Lyman H igh School w ith the first round action sta rtin g a l 6 ji m . and the secong round at 8. Then on S aturday. Ihe s e m ifi­ nals begin at 10 u m. w ith the w rrsllebacks at noon, th r c o n ­ solations at 6 ji m and the fin a l* at n O vrr 220 w restlers w ill c o m ­ pete In 14 w eight classes d u rin g th r two-day, 16 tra m affair, and there's no q u rs llo n that th r fans w ill gel th e ir m oney's w orth. In past year s, te a m s lik e Sarasota and Brandon have won the to urna m en t, and later w eu l on to w in Ihe slate title. Whoever wins Ihe L y n tn n to u m ia n e n t Is usually considered to h r a m ajor ro n lrn d c r In ih e state And th a t's good news tn l-a k r M ary a n d I t ' s co a c h , D o u g Peters. The R a m s have h e rn th e dominate p ow er In S em inole County since alm ost since the S Brantley-----C o n tin u e d fr o m I B Jackson l hen h it a free throw before Chris Kal>u|u sank a short Jumper to give th e Lady Pals » 13- 12 Irad w i t h 2 3 seconds to play. Lori W in .ill th e n swished a short Jumper w ith Just under 10 seconds to In Ihe q u a r t r r lo give Lake Mary a 14-13 edge al Ihe end a jierlod. llr a n t lr y th e n w e n t lo Its strength in the second jierlod m id outscored th e l-ady Rains, 14- 4. to take n com fortable h u llllm c lead. J e n n ife r TufTurd o jic iird Ihe q u a rte r w ith a short Jumper follow ed by a Dunce jiower m ove.. T rudlc R oundtree put In a short Jumper fo r Lake Mary. Ils only field goal o f I h r jierlod. to cut the llr a n tlr y lead to 17-16 w ith 4:26 re m o ld in g In th r half. H u g h e s cam e alive In I h r scrond h a lf but It was too little loo late as Seminole was w ay In control b y th r tim e she began to score. "W e h it the hoards real w r l| tonight a n d were active In the m id d le ." Sem inole coach J o h n M cNam ara said "W r need to program began, l-a k r M ary has Im prove o n our turnovers and won every title, conference, d is­ o u r free th ro w shooilng W e 'll be tric t and regional wi th stale Ihe In trou ble If w r d o n 't Im prove on both a g a i n s t the s t r o n g e r next goal ■"Yes. It's ta r n on the back of team s." m y m in d ." M id Peters d u rin g a S em inole com m uted 13 tu rn break In a practice session on overs w h ile shooilng Jusl 4-13 Tuesday, " W r have set tw o m ain from the line. T h r l-ady 'Noles. goals tills season One Is w inn in g though, o u tre bounded the Creek the Lym an C hristm as T o u rna ­ 48-27 u n d blocked 19 shots to ment. As a form er student al keep th e ir opponents out o f the Lym an, IS would lie ve ry special (Mint. for me and the team to w in ll G ilc h r is t cam e up w i t h a And Iwo. w in n in g the state um c-hlgh 14 rebounds. RedIrks added 11 as E m ily A n ­ r u m s l i k e W i n t e r Par k. derson {lu lle d down a careerF lag cr Palm C oast, A p o jtka . high 10 hoards Hlllsm an loo k a Ills !.op Moore. C o lo n ia l, and night o ff fro m her scoring and West Orange all have o utstan d ­ handed o u l a game high e ig h t ing teams and could take Ih r assists a n d came up w ith five title If ih r Rams should ( u lt r r steals us 1-ong came up w llh u Also. some of t h r state's finest gam e-high seven blocked shots Individual ta lrn l w ill c u m p rlr wi th R ed d i c k s re je c tin g fiv e Including Robert D o n lrro (Lake more shots. Mary. 112 pounds). Fernando As ta r to (W inter Park. 1121. Rick IPRUCE CREEK 141) - M4/40 1. B a rn ** Sandoval (W ln lr r Park. 130), Ja ke N rlso n (B is h o p Moore. J. P tl* * M n t», H u9»i *» l», Tol*l» 114 1141 IIM IN O L E I M I - Ir a te 4. M lllim a n *, 160). and Steve C um btc (Bishop K ffu w n f . Too*te>» * A n te tw n J, Lo*'g 10. G llc h r n ti. Ra<M<t»» l& l o l a l i 274 l ] M , Moore. 189 ) H a lllim * — S p rvc* C r*» * 12. la m ln te * 24 Flugrr Palm Coast could tie the F o u lt — S p * * * * C 'ffV 14; S a m ite ** 12 team lo w atch o ul for besides FouWd aw* - n o te t« s * H (4 l» - S p r u « Lake Mary, us th ey have a C r v r t te te S J potnl I h W g a a lt — Sprue* rate 2 IP a la rto n 2. U u g te t I I R aco rP t — w ellcaachcd. d iscip lin ed , con­ CS pruta CraaS 2 2. Samawla 4 I ditioned squad. l-a k e Mary missed th re e consec­ u t i v e one and o ne u llrm p ts tie fo rc Brantley's went on a six (M ilnt run itiin c c . who scored 13 points In th e firs! half, o jiened the run w i t h a thrre {Milnt piny and close d II with one o f tw o Irrr th ro w s . Dunce added tw o free th ro w s w ith 11 seconds left in th e ojienlng half a nd gave the L a d y Pairtois a 2 7 - IH lead at the Interm ission. B rantley came o u t and w rnl r ig h t hark lo Ils s tre n g th ami M u ll cunnrctrd on a layup lo b u ild Hie Irad to 29-18. l-akr M a ry , though, w ent on an right p o in t run lo get b a ck In th r gam e. W tlrlha H a rts fle ld opened th e ru n with a p ut luick and Ja ckso n followed w i t h hark to b a c k b u rk rts and A m y Kuvach dosed the ru n w ith a Jum per lo close the gap to 29-26. " I was able to g rt Ihe lia ll Inside a lte r w orking on (la sting up a ll w e e k." M ull said "W e started forcin g ihe ball Inside in Ihe second quarter w hen w r knew we had the h e ig h t." M ull th en hit back to back layups to give the Lady P atriots Mime bre ath ing n xitn w ith a 33-26 lead. Hartslleld then jiu t In another s lic k bark and M itc h e ll connected on a free th ro w to trim I h r lead lo 33-29 al I h r end of three quarter. Dunce th en hit u three (m ini jila y lo give Brantley a 37-35 lead, K u vach evened Ihe score w ith a la y u p to even th ing s at 37 w ith 5 :28 rem aining B ra n tle y then wen t to senior v e te ra n To I lord and she came th ro u g h on truck to I Kick Jumpers lo jiu t her team uj> for good w ith a 41-37 Ira d w ith 3:52 left M itchell th en trim m ed the lead to 41-39 w ith 2 1 0 to (day. M ull, though, p u t the game o u t o f reach w hen she h it a tw is tin g lavup wi th l.o o in play M u ll then came up w llh a steal and passed the lu ll I to Kubuja. Kabaja then w orked th r hall around before g iv in g M ull a b ru u tlfu l pass Inside and M ull put dow n another la y u p for Hie fin al score of Ihe n ig h t w llh 26 seconds to play. LAKE M AR Y ( H I - ja te io n 1. M K c te ll 14. Winall 2, R o u n d *** 4 H arttlW Id 4, K u*adi4. Total* I t 111 I t LAKC B R A N T LE Y (41) - B u te * 17. M u ll 14. Tullord 4. Koth 2 Glbton 4. R *b*|4 2 Tola I% I t 7 14 41 M jlttim * — L a k t Mary I I L a L t B ranlW r 17 Foult — L a ta M a rt M L a k t Brantloy 11 Foultd out — nono T td in K o lt — note �ir*S*«ra t 40 — Sanford H trald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, Dtcambar 9, 1966 Baby your C h ristm as tree Santa making charity visits Beginning Saturday. Dec 10. Santa and him elves w ill be available by appointm ent for surprise visits to homes am s|ion*ored by A lpha Tau Omega F ra te rn ity at the U niversity of C entral Florida. The fra te rn ity 's 17th annual "K e n t-A Santa ' project w ill benefit the Mumcular D ystrophy Association Fees begin at $25. or $50 for a p a rty o f 4 0 or more C hristm as Eve visits by Santa w ill be $35. UDC to honor real Daughters O rlando's A n nie Coleman C hapter o f the U nited Daughters of the Confederacy w ill meet on S aturday. Dec, 10, at West C ovr A partm ents In M aitland at 2 p m A t the C hristm as tea. lire chapter’s real D aughters—those whose fathers served the Confederacy—w ill be honored For more In fo rm atio n, call Eileen Sum ner O 'B rien at 846-8937 a fter 6 p m . Teon support group to meet Fam ilies Together Teen S upport G roup meets from I I a in. to I p.m . every Saturday at S uite 206 Sweetwater Square. 900 Fox Valley D rive (oil W eklva H in d ). Longwood. C all 774-3644 lo r fu rth e r in ltx m a.xm Nar Anon to offer help N ar-Aituu. a a ril help group fur relatives and friends of addicts, meets at 8 p.m . S aturday at West Lake H oaollal. State Hoad 434. Longwood For m ore In fo rm atio n, ta il 8 6 9 8304. AA groups schedule meetings Alcoholics A nonym ous groups m eeting on S aturday Include C a s s e lb e rry : • B a rk to-B asle* G roup. 8 p .m .. closed ste p m eeting. Ascension Lutheran C hurch. O verdrunk Drive. • Clean A ir G roup, noon, alcoholtcs only, non-sm okers only. K rboaC lub. 130 Norm andy. • Good M orning Gruup, H p m .. eper. discussion. R rhn* C lub. 130 N orm andy. • Happy H our Group. 5 3 0 p m ., open discussion. Retxm C lub. 130 Norm andy. • Rebos G roup, noon, alcoholics only. Heboa Club. 130 Norm andy. • Young People Group. 2:30 p m . open d is ru p tio n , nonsm okers only. Rebos Club. 130 N orm andy G eneva: • Geneva G roup. 6 p m . open discussion Methodise C hurch. First and C hu rch streets. Longw ood: • S urvivors Group. I I a m . noon, open discussion. 3101 Dane lame. S a n fo rd : • Sanford Group, noon and H p in . open discussion. 1201 W First St. • Sanford W ontcu's G roup. 2 p m , closed m eeting. 1201 W. F lis t St. • Sober W on G roup, noon and 5 30. open discussion. 8 p m . open speaker m eeting: Sahara C lu b fold d rive r's license office). 2587 S Sanford A vr The C h ristm a s tree originated in west ern G e rm a n y several hundred y e a r* ago German se t­ tle rs Introduced the custom In to Pennsylvania In 1816 and by 1850 the C hristm as tree had liecornc fashionable In the east­ ern stales. T oday the C hristm as tree Is one o f tire most pop ular and b e a u tifu l sym bols of C hristm as It Is Im p o rta n t to choose a fresh tree and keep It as fresh as possible, so th a t your tree w tll rem ain love ly throughout the holidays F irst of all. select a t r r r w ith good needle holding a b ility . F lorida's w a rm weather causes trees to q u ic k ly w ill and d ro p th e ir needles T his can he severe enough to com pletely defoliate u t r r r and necessitate buy trig a second tree b e fo rr C hristm as Alsu. 1 1mx>sc „ t r r r wi th an a ttractive r c to r and a fu ll, bushy appearance Those s k i n n y . * sre th ro u g h ” trees should be av --tdfd M*«st people also prefer a conical, s v m r mt f i c a l shape to I heir lir e . T he branches should be stu rd y enough to hold o r ­ nam ents and other decorations sue h a s s m a ll g ifts The m ore recent the tree has been cu t. th e b r t t r r Freshly cu t trees w ill have good needle holding q u a lity and w ill have belter resistance to catching fire These p o in ts are e xtre m ely Im port an I . Scotch and w hi l e pine and Douglas and Balsam llr n a tu ra lly h ave good n r e d lr holding q u a litie s Spruce lend to lose n re d lr * q u tr k ly . Bend the n re d lr* to determ ine the tree * freshness The needles should be supple and springy If the needles break, the tree Is not trrs h Bounce the b u ll u f the tree on Ih r g ro u n d and see how m any tie r d ir * fall If more th an a fr w tall, the t r r r ta old and d ry G A R D E N IN G TREE SELECTION & CARE 1. Solecl a troo with good rto«dl» holding ability such as Scotch pin® or Douglas llr. ___________ 2. Buy the Ireshoat tree you can _ Ireih cut trees have needles which are supple and springy and th« bottom ol tha tree stump has sap which Is sticky and moist, not hard. you have selected your troe, condition It by standing tho tree In a bucket ol wa'.or In a shady, cool placo outdoors lor soveral days. 3 . 4 Mnr 4. When th« tree Is moved Irtdours, cut oil an inch or Iwo ol the trunk diagonally. Place the tree in water and keep II watered. 5. A lloral preservative, such as those usod lor llower arrangements, added to the water may help keep the tree fresh longer. 6. Place the tree In the coolest part ol the room away from lireplacei, raJiatora, or other heating units or appliances that genorate heat. Also f r r l Ih r s lu m p T h r u |> should f ir a ttrk y and root*!, not tia rd and r a k r d A tti ( you h a vr w l n l H >«ur tr r r . follow these tip s ta m ain la in color am t m ln tm lr r n rrd lc fall S tan d t h r t r r r In a la rg r water in a ahady and (M il p la cr II tlx- t r r r i* to Iran again*! th r w all tu rn It daily to allow th r bnrrx h r * In la in th e ir a fw p r W h 'n y o u m ove I h r t r r r in d oo r* m a k r a fr r * li r u t arrow, tlx tru n k at Irani an inch or two b in k r i o l Overeaters to weigh in Overcaters Anonym ous m eets at 7:30 p.m . each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 T rip le t Lake Drive. Casselberry. Dancers to swing their partners Square dancing for couples and singles Is held each Sunday al 1:30 p .m al the Casselberry Senior Center. 2 00 T riple! Lake Drive. Casselberry. Call 767-5411 or the center at 831-3551. ext. 239. for more Inform ation. Students to get financial aid tips A college fln n n c 'iil aid w orkshop w ill be offered for Seminole H igh School students and parents on Monday. Dec. 12. al 7:30 p m In the school lib ra ry. Sanford M aterials w ill tie handed out, For m ore Inform ation, call the school guidance departm ent at 322-4352. Woodmen of World to meet W oodm en of the W orld. Lodge 625 of Sanford, w ill have Its C hristm as p arty on for m em bers and th eir fa m ilies on Monday. Dec. 12. at 6 :30 p.m. at Q uincy 's in Sanford SSAA to have meeting, party The Sanford-Sem tnolc A rt Association w tll meet Monday. D rc. 12. at 7 p.m . at the Casselberry Veterans Inc. Ladles A u xilia ry- 200 Concord Drive. Casselberry. A C hristm as dinner and |»ai ty w ill he the order o f the day. If you kn ow o f upcom ing a ctiv itie s you’d lik e announced In the //(-ra id 's Calendar, send the appropriate In fo rm atio n — event, tim e. date, place, cost, contact person and phone n um be r—to Calendar. S anford Herald. 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. FL 3 2 7 7 1 or call 322 2 6 1 1. T a k r the tim e to p ro |x-ilv select and ra re ha >our lir e this C hristm as and you w on 't nerd b u y a s re o n d ix *r h r lo r r the y rra t day a rrive* (Calasta Wtela la Samlnol# C o u n t y C ■ I a n , I o n U rb a n Hortlcutturtat PTvonw 373-2500. • i t . 17$) R em em b e r , as a c h i l d , (■xtng th rough "w lshlxH ik catalog* and drooling over the la ir si toy"' Or «losing your r y r s tig h tly as sue k rd in enough a lt to Mow out ever* b irth d a y candle to get your wished fix reward? Or pd r ilin g pennies lid o a Im m tain? Theatre to hold auditions Alanon w ill meet al 8 p m . Sunday at C hrist United Methodist C hurch, at C ounty Road 427 and T ucker Drive. Sanford. F u rth e r fire pre ven t k in in rlu d e * keeping the tree away from a hot TV art or candle* A l s o , c a r e f u l l y c h e c k all C hristm as t r r r lig h t, lo t k x n r c o n n e c tio n s nr ..w in * ! r . Avoid overloading lig h tin g circu its, and unp lu g lig h ts when leaving live room Ask I lie cricket who sang "W h e n You W ish Upon a S ta r," i x the fair beauty w (hi sang Someday My Prior r W ill Corne The ann ua l C hristm as p arty of the Alliance Francaisr w ill lake place Sunday. Dec. 11, a l 5 p.m In the clubhouse of Ortenta Woods Apartm ents, located at 828 Ortcnta A v r . A lta m on te Springs Refreshm ents w ill be shared by the m em bership, and French C hristm as carols w ill lie sung Members w ith refreshm ents n e rd m a k r no o the r donation For o ilie r m rm b rrs . a $4 donation Is requested, non-m em bers. $5. and students. $2. For more In fo rm atio n, call 647-0631 Alanon members to congregate A well- .a trre d tree in i cool kx adun w ill la ild tla m r d ir * longer and retain Its q u a lity It also w ill b r th r sale*: as far a* a fire Is ro n e rro e d W ishing puts llie unagma Ikon la tu n u *r French Christmas party set N arcotics A nonym ous meets every Sunday at 5 p m at The Grove C ounseling Center. 580 Old Sanfoid/O vledo Road (off State Road 419). W inter Springs, and at 8 p m . Monday al 317 Oak Avc.. Sanford Plate the t r r * In tire crxilesi part of Ih r room away 'n a n the fireplace, radiator or other heat lug u n its Make a wish, then enter our contest ^ benefit concert at Stetson U niversity's School of Music. D cLapd. nn Sunday, Dec. I I . w ill help the fa m ilies U tw o s tild c n t* w ho were Involved In a recent (aU l tra ffic accident M ark Reed died Oct. 30 from In jurie s and E ric C avrrider tv recovering T he ron cert. act fo r 3 p m In Elizabeth Hall, w ill Include w orks by Barber. Beethoven and M orart. C ontributions w ill be accepted al llic door or may tie sent to the School o( Music. Narcotics Anonymous meets abuve the old cut to allow ih r tree to absorb w a lrr Place the tree in a suitable container that co nta in* w ater. In moat bcanr* a tree can abworb up In a q ua rt •>( w ater a day. so keep lire re servtor filled A (bir.il preservative, such a* those used lex flower arrange m erits, added to the w ater w ill help keeji the lir e fresh W ri , 0>M *N *t XIMH* l i rW l Concert to aid accident victims* families The C lv tr Theatre of C entral F lo rid a ’s M ini-Series w ill cast for Its upcom ing production o f C sl'a Haw on Sunday. Dec I I . al 6 p m Call L* fo r Iw o male and tw o female actors The plot concerns u rb an guerillas w ho kidnap an E nvironm ental Pro Ieel Ion Agency o lllcta l In protest of governm ent pol tries Performance d a lrs are Feb 3-12. To m ake an audition appointm ent, r a il the Orlando th e a trr at 896-7365 CELESTE WHITE Wishes do cu m r true, tun T a k r. for instance, the pro g rrs * tow ard M artin Luther K ing J r '* vision in h i* I Have a Dream *|x*rt h New Mt Calvary * Little M is t. Tevah Fort Qlllas. and Master. Jammel Dorsey, wear their crowns. Mt. Calvary kids crowned H ig h lig h tin g th r annual Dual Day S r r v lr r * held Nov 27 at New M l. C a lv a ry Mt **i onary lla p ti*! C hu rch , wa* th r crow n.ng of M .is trr and L lt flr M l** N rw M*. C alvary T h r c o n te s ta n t* lor M.«*tcr were Robert C n im lty . -/an im a l Dorsey and B illy G llehrt*t J r . and for Little* M i** w rr r Tovah Fort U illl* . K n ra H unt. A l*h .i Sweet L y o n * and Kimberly I’ la y rr. J a tn m a i l> o r*ry w a * named M a a trr and Tovah Fort G llll* w a* crow ned a* Little M l** A g ilt c r r lth c a lr wa* given to each c o n t e s t a n t , a nd I h r h n n o rrr* along w ith Ih rlr fa m i­ lies w r r r tr r u tr d to a live p ro ­ duction ol Rodger* and Mam m e rs trtn 's "C in d e re lla " by th r Y o u n g A c t o r * T h e a t r e at Valencia C o m m u n ity College. Orlando St. I'a u l Gospel Chorus Is s till accep ting re g istra tio n fo r It* 29th ann ive rsary and w orkshop celebration on Saturday. Dec, 10. W orkshojis w tll lx* Irom 8:30 a m to -I p m w ith bx-.il m u s i­ cians. c h o ir* , rn s rm b lrs and solotsls. A l 7:30 p in., the muss workshop ch oir w ill be In c o n ­ cert at t h r St. Paul M issionary Baptist C h u rch . N inth Street and Pine Avenue. The them e w ill lie "lu n ik W here You Brought Me Prom ." S|x*elal guest musical d ire cto r w ill tie B rother W illiam C rlm m , n graduate o l Eastman Schrxil of Music w ho l* currently m in is te r of m usic u l Buber Chapel AMK C hurch. Rochester. N.Y. Crlmm w ill lx* accompanied by J u liu s Dicks m in is te r o l m usic at First SANPORO MARVA HAWKINS G e ne s i s M i s s i o n a r y B a p t i s t C hurch. Rochester. N Y. Advance registration lo r a d u lt* 1* $5. and for youth I* $3 B rother E E M inott is choir d ire c to r S h rra ly n B rinson Is choir president. A m erican Business W omen * Association w ilt hold Its m o n th ly m eeting on Wednesday. Dec 14. at 7: 15 u r n al t h r V illage R estaurant on U S H ighw ay 17-92. The breakfast m eeting w ill be h ig hligh te d w ith m rin b c r* or the a ssoci at io n b rin g in g canned good:., food, toys and C hristina * cheer for deserving and needy l a m l l l r s for C h r i s t m a s . Ail m cm liers are asked to attend tills lust m eeting of the year. T h a n k * and u | ip r r r l u t l o n comes from President Dcnlsc Mac D oa n Id . c o m m i t t e r chairm en and AI1WA m em bers (nr helping In the success o l ih r C hristm as p un y held Dec. 2 at Ih r G len Abby Restaurant and Lounge. D r Bury. The Sanford A lum nae Chapter o f D ella Slgrna Theta. Inc. w ill hold t h r ann ua l "Y o u th For C h ris t" program on Saturday. Dec 17 at 2 p m T his event p rrs rn ts a youth from the co m m u n ity In concert The IUMH Youth for C hftat pres enter w ill fir Tara Brown daugh­ ter of L a w rrn c r and Rebecca Brown o f Hanford Tara I* a mem lx-r of Morning G lo ry M issionary Baptist Church and a ju n io r at Seminole High School The joyous occasion w ill tuke p la t e til th e Mt. Sinai M issio na ry Baptist C h u rc h , where the Rev I. H Myers I* pastor The c h u rch Is located on the corner o f J e rry Avenue and 20th Street, The Sanford Alumnae Chapter of Della Sigma Theta Inc Invi tes I h r community. Sylvia S tallw o rth Is president T h r N orttuyn Region Courted o f th r A g ric u ltu ra l and Lutxir Program Inc w ill hold Its annual m eeting Monday, Dei 12. ul 7 p m . at th r education b uilding uf the Mt. Pleasant Baptist C hurch. B ruton Boulevard. Orlando The c o m m u n ity Is invite d In attend. ALPI, w ith Its Inline oirtre In W ild er Haven, services children, m igrants, seasonal w o rk rrs and n o n - a g r l r u l t u r a l w o r k r r s in m ore th an 19 counties. The object of the program is. through tire su jip orl nl lim d ln g agencies, help point each client In the d l r e r t l o n o f H ire lin g his/her nerds. Delores C Johnson l* execu­ tive d ire c to r. Grace M iller is c h a i r m a n o f t h e h o a r d of directors, and N il Birdsong Is liaison for the supporting Coke Cola Company. (Mania Hawkins Is a Sanford Harald corratpondanl covarlng Sanford naws. Phona: 322-5418.) W hat t x l l r r tim e to wish th an C hristm as, when the sp irit of m iracles is m the air? You m ay have slre tcticd your Iruaglnatlcxi and won d rre d what the w orld w ould l x like If... I ’erhajis your Wtsli Is lire wish of the C hrtslm a* angel* "Peace on earth and goes)will to m en ." Maybe you'd tike In see the homeless housed. Ih r hungry fed, the lonely given eompa n lo n s h lji. or the tro u b le d given jieuce of m ihd l l m a y he t h a t i h r greenhouse effect, n uclea r waste, e xtinctio n ol anim als, or m ilita ry b u ild u p occupies your thought* We Invite our reader* to w rite us u lxiu t "W ha t I'd Like to G i v e th e W o r l d fo r C h ris tin a s " am i why. What do you sec u* th r w o rld 's g rra trs t need? If you hud u nlim ite d resources or Influence, w liut w ould you give m ankind Hurt II Is lack* I rig? M ull us or b ring us your thoughts. In 50 words or less A d d irs s your jx rn iie c llv e lo " G ill lo Inc W o rld ," Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. FL 32771. Include your name. c ity, age and daytim e phunr num ber Entries m ust be rreelved at Ihe H erald by I p.m . on Thursday Dec. 15. Selected responses w ill lx* published in o u r Dec. 25 Sunday edition. �Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday, December 0. 1988 — ■■ Methanol in his urine not enough for alarm D E A R D R . O O T T : ! w as subjected to a u rin a lysis and tested negative for e verythin g but m ethanol, w ith u level of 0 02. I've w o rk rd around solventa, b ul nol for 18 m o n th * I d id r e e e n l l y p a i n t t o m e w oodw ork wi t h enam el paint. W hal could p n a lu ie th is readlug? D E A R R E A D E R t M ethanol (m e th yl or wotal a lroh o l) la n Ionic substance that ra n enter the tmdy th ro ug h the m ou th or lu n g * Met Hanoi I* a ro tn m n n In d u stria l solvent that can cause llln n u c However, the upper lim it o f u rin a ry m ethanol I* 5 m illi­ g ra m * per d eciliter. Since yo ur level is w ell below that lim it. I believe Ib a l you should have no w orries aboul solely Unless you were using enamel c o n ta in in g m rilin n o l and w o rk­ ing In a i lose *p.Me. I doubt lli.rt 1 l i e ( M in t I * l li e c a u s e o f I h r s m a l l a m o u n t <»l m e t h y l a l c o h o l In your lik e ly s y s lr in lu tiave (hat T his Is c ra n e m o re tr o in o th e r v a p o rs you may b r e a th e d in a d v e r te n tly , have DEAR DR. OOTT: Ttie word ' p a r a n o i a * ' Is b e in g tossed around Ion iiu m h. I trelieve Two p c rls h to n e ra referred tn o u r rn l.u s trr as "paranoid " Well, if lie is. h e should leave his Job and seek protesslomil tirlp . but If he i no* I t 'a s t a m le n M ir to use the word Won Irl you agree? DEA R H EA D ER ! Merit, a lly, p a ra n o ia r rle rs to a m e n ta l d is o rd e r c h a ra c te riz e d by a <o m (tie i system of ilelusfcmal • D riftw o o d V illag e Shopping Plaaa, 540 West Lake M ary Hlvd.. F irst A nnual Florida A rtis t In v ita tio n a l. Dec. 10-11 from 10 a m. u n til sunset. Proceeds to b e n e f i t A l z h e i m e r Reso ur ce C en te r fo r expansion o f the Alzheimer W anders Program In fo rm a tio n , 230-0424 • C re a tiv e A r t O o llery . .145 S M aitland Ave "L ife Im lla lr s A r t " e x h ib it on display from Dec. 7-24. Paintings of C harles M un da y. professor o f a rt at A u bu rn U nive rsity, a lto on die play Reception held on Dec 10 from 7-9 p m. Open Mon -Sat 11-4 and Sun 1-4 In fo rm atio n. 647 5922 th in k in g In w hich the pallenl Is convinced th a t he or she Is b rin g persecuted Like m an y medical term * — such as dem en te d'' and " r e ­ ta rd e d " — put.Uinta tuts entered our speech u a pop td k m . a rd It'a often used tn a pejorative, m e d ic a lly In co rre ct way. Perfectly n orm a l people who — (or one reason or another — fre l ■X M IB ITS d e f e n s i v e are o f t e n la b e le d • C e n t r a l F lo r id a Zoo. "p a ra n o id " all to u g h they are H ighw ay 17-92 al 1-4 F ra iu rrs em o tion ally healthy The te rm Is tu n d le d aland loo anim al leading shows Sal.. Sun m uch, b u l It's rarely meant in Ire Pony rides 10 a m to 4 p m seriously dam aging It's general­ elephant rides 11 a m (o 4 p m ly understrani lo be a slang Adm ission charge In fo rm atio n d e s e rlp llo n o f someone w ho 323 6471 a Sara H o le C o u n ty H i s t o r i c a l blames o thers fur g rtt'n g lo h i* Museum 300 Hush Hlvd Sen way H oarevrr. persons w ho use lord lecrtMe from Flee W orld) "p a ra n o id " as p a rt of ' W t o pe r 9 s m lo I p m Mon -Frl e v e r y d a y sper c h m ig h t r e ­ am: 1 4 p rn Set . Sun In fo rm a ­ m em ber th a t th r term ra n la- tion. 321 2480 e C h a r l e s H o iu e r Morse h u rl fu l A ll o f us truly act a little M useum o f A m erican A r t. 151 crazy and sretn somewhat para notd at tim e s However true E paranoia is sad. dcslrta live snd W rlb o u in e . W inter Park A new e x h ib itio n w ill show unu sua l requires prolrsauaial treasures th ro ug h Jan 8 D u I d IB M , NEWSPAPER F.N p h tf Includes a baseball signed TEH I'KISE ASSN HOROSCOPE fly B ernice Bede Osol TOUR B IR T H D A Y Decem ber 10, 1988 In Hie year ahead someone nhlet nr mon- r t | w ite m e d than von w ill lake a tfr m illlr Interest In y 't t r personal -|l h i * fid s In dividu al w ill Itelp ynu avnld U riel pet ted p itfa ll* flA G IT T AM IUS I Nov 1 1 Dei 2 1 ) V i h u v a l u e p M lg m e n i s m i g h t tMd lie up lu (m i luday. sn l» • areful a lie n slN ippin* T lte rr's a - liarii r you i u n lit he deceived In to h r I I r v i n g t m t ir t h i n g Is w u tth tm icr than It I* Know where lo look Inr romance and y o u 'll lln d It Tire Astro G raph V la lih m a k rr iits la u liv reveals w h lih p e rfe c t sig n s in r a re you t t w » u itu * * lli M ad In 92 M afchm aker, c /o th is nc wspaper. P O tin s HI42M C leveland. OH (4101 142* C A P R I C O R N (Dei 22 Ian 191 You m i g h t w an t l o do sm tH-lhltig for lire giant of vm ir la m ilv today that Is p ra e ttra f Ind nol necessarily a p iira tln g Hr prepared In went her wane op|u s ttlo n A Q U A R IU S Man 2 0 Feb Mu a n m t C M iio a is t* n n . l l l l W I a * * it (.* ><■ t» u c * ana ti<w a r< • S u n il a w V- I • a i d <*•<-* (*l*to>*f>ng *"• W :|* p>*n i d i e r •-*■ *• » * » L *M * e r* r >**r arln s *r. W <4*«rfm *xt Neton* >« tu**.<tou4 #• n a i ***> >4* w o«a iu I • • • i( K » > ir b i J « w > l >#»•— , I w -w s w a t » U » 4 that l » * * , • ta r H n i n i toto >•»•— r *k « i 0 * ,to It lx Laxdox at a bo*-a-«g MS*** a n # . 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Rldg* d.d a doubi* la r * wban b* yaw a woman wbd lookad l u ll libs Angola Dorm* arraplyd D ili's (ob olla t avan though h* wamad bar ba ll damund lop parformonc* by llube R u lh . an enamel c u p hy a le g e n d a ry Jeweler lo Czar Nicholas II o f Russia; a p a in tin g by El Greco; and rubbings from tom bs In C an te rb u ry Cathedral. The m useum la open 9 30 a m. to 4 p m Tuea -Sal and 1-4 p in Sundays A dm ission Is t 2 50 for adults and t l fo r students and child re n • S e m in o le C o u n ty P u b lic L ib ra ry , 215 N. Oxford Road H o lid a y S to rie s A r o u n d Ihe W orld w ill Ire presented hy the F lorida S to ry te lle rs G u ild on Saturday. Dec |0 . from 1-3 p m In fo rm atio n. 3 39 4000. ART others tm tay it you Iry to take fu ll credit for to m e ih ln g ytiu did nnt do on your own S h a rr lire sfsd llg ht or else you nughi have lo sh a rr Ib e lr w r* ih LEO d u ly 22 Aug 27) A IJu*i your p a ir to a<tornm odair your i o - w i a k r i * tm la t. Not everyone i* apt to m ove as last as you. and U you p u s li them Irxi hard. It ro u ld foul l blogs up V IR G O I Aug 22 Sept 221 It y o u re p l a n n i n g s o m r i h i n g s ia ta l Im lav la* s rte rtlv r w i th your guesl list Ini hid ing people who do trot rrnx well could p ut a ita m p rr n it Ihe event L IB R A I Sept 23 Oct 22) Wel l c o n c e iv e d p la n s s h o u ld work out success,' -tly today, p n rv id rrl vote re not loo im pa t lent A v o i d t r y i n g t o push th ro ug h last m ln u lr change* in order to spred things up SC O R PIO |Ot l 21 Nov 221 |WiralistM nlrout lire value at w lu ll you do Im o th e r* today If you p la ir too tn ti(h value on your efforts, y o u c o u ld tie d ls a p (■olnird by the responses you II receive I C I I 9 N N . N E W S P A P E R E.N TEH PRISE ASSN warn nor K aiw m utwad Rate* Clark* ha-** bang *r*u nd M arg* D A V I Of OUR L IV E ! O a n • * * w <t tt k # i u n f i w i a War an* at Ualana l ibwgy O N I LIP B TO LIVE SHry w ar fr ie d ka.mg B ran di who wot yughtiy m fiaod • t o " V'rtwto y bomb won. on Brand* 1* 10* wamod m * i vha i program M«ba*< p r* twd Lao tor p a ttin g c m h i in* *11 a t v'tki y Aovghitr M.( n*#< rammdod La* m ** n# and C M iyftn* p r* bawdy altor l a * ya-d bo doatn • worn lo bast V iki Lo* It worrw d obovl Ctotyfm* who dootn I knew mat M k M r**n y H -n y i v ie ii dawgbtor Brand* way da.ayiatod by Stovo t N f * Ma* i t M s t a •bai Rato and M t man baron i ra p h /r*0 Urtwto who I t bw*ng auf *• Patrick a torma* bom* Stonacrayl Micbaai or da-ad La* to d-0 lar lb* aniranc* to lb * t.*m *i ib * i win wad •bam I * E tor a* rh* pl*<* wbar* V e to k(SpOMdif bid a tortvma m gafd U rtv la bald V iki and Sarah *• gunpaim altar may ta rn * to Stonarraal to (hack lb * plac* * u l H c h t r Rogar may buy ms pi*<a M uhaaf told GabnaiW t o k waamg Mr paid Rogar H Cur tout aboul C b rlttin * R TAN ’ S HOPE Sharry ballad Rob out a* Ian attar Char n n rin c a d Haryy to charge Rob with ataautf Attar b n r* w *M R a b tro d to abduct D a li* Ban i t ybll cant mead mat L ltiW raally tovwa Mm Jarm to d L iliW mat ha had a nightwear* ui which h* kinad Ban wban b * caught him w ith L im a Rob monhandtod H *n c, and than M lu w d h#r *r ruining My lit* by Wdg ng a tta u il ebargat againyi Mm f anno and i n t t o " taarnod mat M a ll bat a com aclw n to a Van*tor Ranch • anno warned Ibal ha ly tyasing an ay* tn M o ll a i l •*>» on Swtona I lylond ol Mo Urn* tna r impound Maw us Via rtakadrVcwd TV VMiano laid Raman mat ha I hwWng bam (ban# and Mariano la p lir* but Raman ybll doom • bat o r * ib a l M arian* ly a lly* A *rn • n *rr*y **d <*r mwrdMmg Raw Raaiiymg that kdr anna na-kad WHS m* Iras JwOHn m i •o k ill I m r t s Juotm n o d to to t * bar | n l at •ha barn arpkadad Jo bid bar or* lor No<> wba nvomad Anjaflr 4 In 0 r>0** lap* lor bor imbarn cMld Anyoika a d *u ti*d ibal Jutim ly m* boby • loibo< Hon ofHrod H ados' Ar>i*i.<o t baby P d i l i bo<sod a m ytH ry man *b « wot badly bumad Wban m* man niia d going I* a baygilal E*aHb 1*1 him yiay in My aid asarfmanl babind Vbanomgant O IN IR A L H O t PIT AL Altar Anna wot raHaiad from |* ll J a ir rafurnad Id lo u « A m a ru * Bobb-a *o»a us a an* way >-r**i la Uruguay ib a l Jak* tafr baa and daodad ** tign Ibal* dlao rta pa sart imiaad Babb-a a lt* bray* a ft bar r*l*fio n*h*p aim Gragary Tarry raid Cbal Ibal v w wanly S r ttu m t Ibair ra m a n t* a van though h* adminad mat h* may ba«* mbariMd HiailmgHn t d w a r* Gabrwrl* mat wtfb a m ytla ry man wfw bad bar w*a> an am araid n a rk la t* I* lb* m **fm g plac* Lard AVilan bay a O m a r an loan Vaan racairod a pnarw can Ham m* i * * S i l l »**•! Callahan who wanft H *a* Wan immadia«*ly Julian i am lor lad Cbaryl aH*r Rob**I t*id bar Ibal lb*>r ralalw nybs II * v *r Altar Had failowad A nalH lo lb* Buctal al Bwod bar S* tpid Lard A ibH n aha.* uh* Wki A yblonarrivod In Dm* to *** ArWIN and Cation ombroctng Col ton dandod to m **i P a itd * i v u s wban II d o tty in irdnay OUIDINO LIOHT JoV> way nu V w d wban tb* d tn la i X ro y t ha bat d-d" I pr**a Ibal • 'i e n B l" ly r a a lly lo lld a R y r* wa* aaraydropslng wban Anita Ybarra told W ill and Mindy ib a l Solid* wav aytl, bul R *r* w *( upMl Ibal A nlla dum I mantlon anything about Solidw h a ring a tw in yltWr Marodiib (Onyincad F laichar nol lo HH onyon# lb * i Phillip I I lb * loibor of har baby AAaradim H ll I N u in lia d R ir k 't tu rle a ily about bar baby t l j » d r r t a r , ih t ; i .1 R if* I»‘ m haa'th ra ro rd t on tb* baby * laiba* R -k it y llli dafarmtnad lo Imd out who latharad Maradifb i baby Cbaitaa who ran Into Alan whit* h* way ta a rth in g B ia ii l iCbriylina) •paitm a nl. ra alltad iba* Alan ibtnk* Rogar Thorp* I t a lly * Harlay admlltod to P hillip Ibal wban yb* ty around AW* tb * tool* lo t lolly map! Tb* Mofbar SuparWr throw H a .a awl * f lb * convanl ollor Horning H r .* wot o ik mg guayiWny ahoul Sonniy tom ily LOVINO Whit# working on tb* M l of * Imago " TruckOf w ot llunnod to llnd Out lb#i T ritb * Ik a mamba- *1 lh# Aldan don Truck or latof tonlrontod T ritb * m lb * gardan ■I lb* A Irion otlo to AWi IC loyl wok llr ld whan A v* didn 't contult him bolero ibo doddod to n *m * fhair boby ***** Cobre T -utkor found lh# oarring Ibal Gwyneth wot M atching tor *1 th# VI# of Cborlat' ta r tro th A v * mod* A to i IC loyl promiM Ibal b* w ill I War (W ar o l Egypt from now on Slacoy admlltod to T ritb * that yb* It alroW tho'il Io m cuttody ol J J e A n n le Russell Theater, R ollins College. W in te r Park "S crib ble and K ills " ( h rU lm aa play Sal. 11 a rn . 1 30 p m ., 4 p rn . 6 30 p m Sun , 11 a m . 1 30 p m . 4 p tn Adnilsslnn f4 advance, $6 at door P rorerds go lo Toys For T o ls [ f il m • Flaae T w in I. Sanford P U /a They L iv e " T Plaxa T w in I I . Sanford P la.a "Iro n Eagle" • M ovie Lend D l. 3760 Or U n d o Dr " E r n r s l Saves C h fls lrn a * end T h f. e Men A A Ha by * J flEUEIC • T he B e rn . 1200 French Ave Michael S h ao r Hand, through Dee 1 1. 82 ro v e r Frl . Sat., ttillv Joe Royal. Dee 1 1 . 9 p m $ 13 tn J r iiv f/ IIS at tin dot-. L ilorrnation. 322 2475 Commemoration and dedication David Oqder. (foreground) p le yt taps while Chuck Fitzgerald salutes after a new flag was raised on a new flagpole at the Fleet Reserve Association Building, Branch 147, in Sanlord The flag (ia gp o la d e d ic a tio n W ednesday was c o m b in e d w ith commemoration of Pearl Harbor Day The flag has boen flown over the United Stales Capdo1budaing • B e a l W a a te r n D e lto n a Ia n . D r. Islnns nr ju d g n trn ls made In h astr today could crane lia< k lo haunt you later T a k r arlcqualr lim e In size th in g s up properly lie lo ir re o tte ring a verdict PISCES (Fell 20 Man h 201 Financial lo n d u m n a look lair lor v«ni today and y.ru should rnnie oul on the p lu s side, provided you don l do a n yth in g rasli or e iira v a g a n l. A R IE S I M arch 21 April H» S ane, but not all w ilt lie in act o n ) wi th your objectives to ■lay D on't let lire d lw n te r s gain the upper Itam l amt tltsiracl ynu Irotri your gtw ls TA UR U S (A|*vtl 20 Mav 201 Things should ru n smoothly for JDBJI. today, p ro vid e d you go T 3 S ? wi t h the w ill o f llte m a jo ri­ ty. If y o u ’re overly Im lilted n. do everything yo ur way p tob lrm s i ould start G E M IN I (May 2 1J u n e 201 A < lo s e frtrn d of yours ndgld Irr on an econom y k ic k today T his Is well and good, hui II is not a valid reason for you lo stake this person by |>H kin g up Ihe w hole lab CANCER l.lun e 2 1J u ly 221 Yoti i o uld look twd in Ihe eves of *d Kim parly •*** Draw lay r*«wrn*d ** U * n Ramon M O- (had lar D s M y l b r r**l>|4ig yb* DANCE SANTA BARBARA Crut a n a tto d Pbimp an twtsHton nv*l b* i lh* ,td *d fo p iyl “ bu* Ton told C ru l m * l th * way boring lunch with P hillip during lb * lim a lb* rapiyt attacked M t lay! victim Wandy Bunny wont to M a iica with Gina wba raturnad bom* altar roam ing Ibal K allb way with another woman Gina nad to Brandon that Koilb tovat thorn but can t com* bom* Scott canrtnetd Julia to bring C C Into court on <b*rg*y that b it all n g t are coniommatod with tone tub ttan cot that ar# cauting lb* Oil w orka-t to b * tlrlcka n w ith cancor G in* cried on B unny't tbouRMr that Sonny IM atonl doovi t want to go ohood w ith thair plan to itool * ib a r* ol C C ’ l monsy C C tu rp n io d Sophia by arranging to rtm a riy Iwr but th * tu rp riM d C C by roluying to go through w ith m* ceremony THE TOUNO AND IN S i t l l k i i i C o tio n d r* didn I b a r* lb * hoar I to 1*11 Georg* fbal tb * wanly a d iro rc t. bu l th * did contuit w ith ju r y d iro rc t lawyer Micbaai Crawford Attar Cauandra laid Michael vn* I t m arried to a wealthy man Michael told C a tv a n jr* that tb * it tn tilto d to b a ll of m* m arital aytato D a .'d way cur lout about Micbaai who paid J ill a Ina ndly visit laanna potad a t a lady cap. w a s te d into Stovan t o ft 1C* and ytoto lb * M * that h* tap! on bar y a tt any w ith him Laanna told Victor Ibal V i* bod Man Stovan p rsH ttto n o ily. bu* Had that It way only tor t d . ic t on wbotbar cr nol th * Would w rit* V icto ry avitboruod btograpby V ictor and AVitoy a r* p u fila d about why Stovan a tta d them to com * to b it attic* lb * day b* way Wol Brad drcidad to to' L it * think h* tovat bar to Irlck bar into tolling him out o l bly cage Jill M iu a lly proyroti •toned R at. who turned bar down CoayrtgM, l f t * UMtod Footuro lywdicoH. Inc. 481 D rlto n a H lvd Deltona M i x ­ ed Em otions. I r t . Sal beginning at 8 3 0 p m Inform ation. 574GB93 • C a v a lie r. 3200 S Orlando 18 New Image. F rl . Sal ’ "-gin nin g al 9 p m In fo rm a tio n , j ? * -0690 • F lta g e ra ld a . 530 N Palm etto DF.AR ABBY: I vr r..n ! vmrr Ave Point Five. F rl . Sat . 8 * 1 2 colum n lor rrvrrr than 25 yen's p m In fo rm a tio n . 323-1910. ,u nI have n r v r f w r illr n tirlo rr. I miI now I r r l tli.il I m ust. e S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o l lege. to o W eldon Hlvd A nnual I .ini H i yrarw ohl and h a ir Fell C oncert tn the Fine A rts th r r r a iln p tn t i h lld rrn ages 4. 3 Concert H all o n Sunday. Dee and I T hey are .ill "iq>r(U l 11. a l 3 p m I n f o r m a t i o n . ■ire tlx " ( fiilc lr r .i—all of a tu iih rr 3 23 -1450 or 643-7001 rare than m y huvhand and me. W r d i d n ' t se ek o u l t h r x r To bo included In the Weekend rh tid rr n w r w r r r aKknt n u ll Planner, please send written lim e tl w r would taken them, announcements to the Sanlord hreuuvr rny h u v lu m l and I w r r r Herald, a o Weekend Planner tilrb a n l ik tlli a spr-. la I la lrn t lo Edito r, 300 N. French A v*. help tlicKr- r h tid rr n A trtrv. w h e n I In tm d u c r o u r Sanford, FL. 32771. M utt be c h ild re n , w ho m we dra M y love. I received by Noon Wednesday Choice factor makes adopted kids special IN THE SERVICE H ARLING EN. Texas - Marine M ilita ry Academ y Cadet S tall Sergeant G a ry Wayne T h o m ­ ason. 16. son of Mr and Mrs A u bre y G Thom> a sort o f Sanford, has tie rn named lo the super­ inten de nt's list lo r i h e rh o m a to n f i r st g r a d i n g p e rio d o f ih e 1968-89 academ ic school y ra r He is c u rre n tly a Junior al Ihe Academy. To q u a lify fo r th is h on o r, cadelk m ust r a m a academic grade point average o f 3 5 or belter, a conduct grade of al least a " I I " , and an equivalent m i l i t a r y p r o f i c i e n c y g r a de , w hich covers all other as|N-t ts oT hts lire at MMA The M arine M ilita ry Academ y Is a p rivate, m ilita ry , ro llrg e preparatory hoarding school for young men In grades 9 12, |>lus post g r a d u a t e s tu d y . The Academ y, lo c a trd In H arlingen. Texas, is the o n ly school In th r world w h ich o ile rs m ilita ry lead­ ership tra in in g hasrd on Ihe proven tra d itio n s and custom s ol the U S, M arine Corps. The Academ y Is dedicated to th r m ission of producing selfd ls c lp lln e d sch olars w ho a rr m e n ta lly a le rt, p h y sica lly fit. and responsible citizens. r anturt te ll you how o llr n p ro p lr M»y. " H o w »w eet—rlo \ m i have any c h ild re n of y o u r o w n ? " I recently h ccam r |>rrgnant. and now th rb r same people t b o u g h tIrs s lv say. "O h. how w nndrrfuP Now you w ill havr o u r ol y o u r own* ‘ Tilts hurts amt confuses our ch ild re n, us we a rr th r o n ly p a rrn ts t h r v have ever know n, and w r a ll tn -l Im kv to tiav r ra t h other One more thought. A h b i Mi*st ot th r w orld s ix ip tila lifiu was c o n r r iv r d u np la n n e d —hut no ch ild was n r r atlopn-d hy arci dent, F A IT H F U L READER DEAR READER; How In n M in i |K-nplr would llk r lo ailopt a h e a lth y, o o rm .il Caucasian m iaul Ii lakes a very s |in lal couple w ho w ill h a jtp lly adopt a child *»l a n o lh rr race wi th sprcial needs. Hlrss you DEAR ABUT: "Hugh" and I h avr Itrcn liv in g together for rig h t years H r left his w lfr. "N e llie ." 10 years ago. tl had n o i h l n g to do w i t h th n t r breakup.) My problem Is that they are m constant touch wi th each other. There are no children Involved. Nettie could call h im here any­ tim e. h ul she prefers to rail him at work amt make arrangem ents to see h im . w hich makes m r DEAR IN DOUBT: The fa rt that tie llrs u> you atNiut Ills "ex" m dii airs h r has som ething lo hide. T h r r r Is ohviously a slicing em otional txmd between them II he refuses In talk .i I m iu i It. you should talk about It w ith a counselor. Five years Is a long lim e to wear an engagement ring w lih no wedding ring in sight. (Problems? Write to Daar Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a tail-addressed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440. I.os Angeles, Calif. 90069 All correspondence Is confidential.) 2 5 th S tre e t IvUVN & G ARDEN CENTER I. i IhIvc.i | k' Coolu.lorv - Sprinkler Sjilcdtu | f 2F lo yd T h e a tre s | 127 TVU 8.A2A TWIN I suspicious (T ills is a sm all town and people sre th e m together ) She sends h in t r u t cay "m iss von cards and Unit- g ilts that h r hides In an me am i w hen I come a cr o ss th e m , tie " c a n ' t rem em ber” w h r r r h r got them* Hugh gave m r an engagement rin g live years ago, hut h r w on't sel a wedding date I d o n 't want a big splashy weddi ng 1 }usl want a wedding rin g H r x iv s lie loves me. h ul It h r dries, what does h r need wi th N r lllr ? When I divorced m y h u s b a n d , w r m a d r a r lr a n break and I h a v r no desire to keep In touch w i t h h im Why c a n 't Hugh do the same w ith his ex? T ins Is a eonsiam source ol Irrita tio n Worse yet. he refuses to talk about II W hal do you m a k r ot this? IN DOUBT 1B< THEY NURSERY • PLANTS • S O D 7 9 c 7:45 I > 30 Poinsettia I JO it* 0? ((V U d ci LIVE n nc * IfiCIN yy r o fart*** |LL *4 .8 7 ,. 6" Pot A W A TWINS i C IT R U S TR EES * 377 7M7 n / \ A f 7 10 • Navel OtAJi^e • K n lin ie • Pm k r» f*|> rlfiiil pr ■ w “ • r / i • Vxk-tK to /■ • T */iu e ,U ir • . ii* l iruuiv of's-rv M a MOVIflANOO I EASY TO FIND! Tito Gift Ernest saws [gg Christmas THREE MEN & A BABY T h e y'll K N l ’N I* w Rutticrfordi P r* l 9T Hours: OPEN 7 DAYS! (407)321-2525 M o o -Sa l 2400 W JSlhSUeete Sanford. n--oi1.i 32271 I2.00-S.09 9 00 5 30 Sun �Methodist m Assembly O f God Congregetional Baptist M im i* upthi c l * i * l Im I ftftwfsv* t« e i f t Meat CM Non Denominational * B aptist W*)n*sO*y • (M A 4C i ; 31 Tl%jr%a*y t M i i « »i x m i h n « P»nn W r it* Nazarene im i ( M m Catholic m m u iin ii m i Ijh * < i h * b rn tn m i m Lutheran Presbyterian Christian r a il m i r n a u ta w t M l * I H Mm P r o fit a n d P ro p h e t s a rte r? 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On, Ptot Pitton, Otoiuntnp 0**4nI Unit ton#,, il Id , Pnto i u t i H B ittn t.l M M toin to , ton, M « 0 (L, U I m i l l l M .■ (ir m M lato, to■ Unit #l I n n Cto, to, . Iw M n I t to i i atoi t t ■ ( U n i t i t * t m Oil*#* 14 P«4* a,ton il U n i t Oil*** 14. I w r a i Htolto* Bn#ito Unit t ».«#., 0*1*4 Biltn .il Unit U 414 M 04 OlltM On,*4 to.iw .l Unit (n ,1 I*. 1 ton.*, U JOIN THIS! SPONSORS AND HELP KIIP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE •6 00 PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 �Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. Dacambar 9. 1968 - T9 R e lig io n IN BRIEF • Study: Giving goes beyond church • Donations sought for funeral SANFORD — A ll Salnla Deliverance C hurch. 704 W. 9 th St., Sanford. announces th a t Deacon W aller Kelley went home lo be w ith the Lord at 3 p.m . Dec. 5. Alan on Dec. 3. hla insurance had expired The c h u rrh la asking for donations tow ard hla funeral coals God bless you A ll donations are to Ire m ailed lo the c h u rrh In rare of Bishop Elba Heaves M em orial service w ill be 4 p m Saturday Dec. 10 al the c h u rrh Christmas program scheduled SANFORD — The Oak. Sanford, w ill Program Dec. 1H al Is Invited lo attend Fellow ship Hall First Presbyterian C hurch, com er 3rd and tie presenting the C hildre n's C hristm as 7 p m. In the church sanctuary Everyone Refreshm ents w ill follow Ihe service In the Choir to perform at church SANFORD - The First U nited Methodist C hurch. 419 Park Ave . Sanford, presents Ihe 40-volc* • h a n re l C hoir Dec 11 at Ihe 8 30 and I I a m s rrv trrs . Featured wdolsts w ill be Sandy D uller. Sharon D uller. Susan Dalton. Frances Meeker. Martan H rth w e ll. Barbara Swaggerty. Clayda Jones Dot W aller. Tom Davis, and Joe p nuzlllo The m usic ts under the d irection of David D McGhee C atherine W h e lrhe l w J l sc*ve as pianist A nuraary w ill tie provided Play focuses on meaning of Christmas SANFORD — Sanford C h ristia n C hurch. 137 W A irpo rt Dlvd . Sanford. Invites ihe co m m u n ity to Ihe public pert04 m anre of "T h e One and O nly O riginal C hristm as F actory." The (day la a ch ild re n s m usical fantasy celebrating the TRUE m eaning of C hristm as The show w ill be Dec. 11 at 6 p m . In t h e . hurt h Let It b r part of yo ur fa m ily holiday celebration Christmas musical-drama set SANFORD — I he First Baptist C hurch. 51U Park Ave.. Sanford, w ill present "W ise Guya and S tarry S kie s." s C hristm as m usical d ram s by the C hildre n's C hoir Dec 11 s i 7 p in T it*’ m usical Is under the directio n of Rev Don Reece Deverlee Bays Is d ll re t or of dram a Choir to perform cantata SANFORD — C hurch. Sanford Draman Dec 10 Invited in attend 11 al 7 p rn. The S anctuary Choir of Ptnecrrst Baptist w ill perform the cantata "R ejoice” by Barry at 8 p m Adrnlsalon is free and Ihe public Is The c h o ir w ill present the ratal s again Dec Puppets to perform W INTER PARK - The First Baptist C h u rrh . 1021 New York Ave . W inter Park, presents Ihe Sunshine Puppets and Ih elr m usical "T ire l.tttle st Shepherd" In a special W hile C hristm as Service w hich w ill also Include C hristm as m usic btr th c h ild re n 's choirs and the filte rin g YlfSton perishable g ills of hard T his all occurs Dec 11 at 7 p m al the ch urch The c h u rrh w ill also present Die m usical Make E llis Praise G lorious Dec 10 an IH al 7 p m The m usical w ill be presented by Ihe C elebration C hoir and Orchestra ol First iia p ttst C h u rrh Ih r field of healih. 43 percent In a rts and c u ltu rr. 38 percent In education and 27 percent had program s for Ihe im provem ent o f the environm ent health causes. 11.6 percent to "E ve n we were amazed at Ihe education and 10.5 percent lo g rra t variety o f program s sup­ hum an services. If the num bers ported by religious In stitu tio n s b o t h In i h e l r l o c a l were recast lo subtract from rrllg lo n what congregations In n e ig h b o rh o o d s and a b ro a d ." tu rn contribute lo others, those said V irgin ia Hodgklnson. the num bers w ould be sharply d if­ o r g a n i z a t i o n ' s resear ch vice p r e s i d e n t w h o d i r e c t e d Ihe ferent For example Instead of Ihe study. 910 I b illion donated directly to The report also found th al education In 1986. the figure volunteers other than ih r clergy w ould Ik- 914.1 b illio n , an In ­ devoted a total o f SI m illio n hours per m onth to ih e lr con­ crease of 40 percent C onlrtbu lion s lo health care would be gregations' c o m m u n ity service 913 9 b illion ra th e r than 912 3 p r o g r a m s , w h i c h I h r s t u d y billion , up 13 percent, and con­ e s t i m a t e d t o b r w o r t h a m in im u m of 95 4 b illio n tr ib u tio n s to o th e r human services w ould be 911.6 billion "W e undertook Ihe study as rather than 99 I b illion , a 27 part of our effort lo gain a fu lle r understanding of the ways that percent increase. Of the representative national v o lu n ta ry o rg a n iz a tio n s serve sample o f 1.333 congregations society.'' O'Connell said surveyed by G a llu p as pan of the "O n the basts of o u r studies, study, fu lly 87 percent reporjrd we realize even m ore than we they had program s of human had expected how m uch Ihe a rrv h e and w e lta rr activities and organized neighborltncss o f re­ 79 perrent reported programs ligious organizations means lo related to Inte rn atio na l Issues ihe kind of caring socl«*iy we 68 percent reponed programs In arc.” $19.1 billion went to programs ranging from soup kitchens to nuclear disarmament organizations significance because, as they p oint out, d O M u» half of the (overall) m oney goes in religious W ASH IN G TO N Forty-si x In s titu tio n s anti somehow that percent o f the 941.4 b illio n c o n trib u te d lo re lig io u s c o n ­ is n 't supposed lo c o u n t," said gregations in 1996 went toward B rian O 'C onnell, president o f projects serving other people, a In d e p rd rn t Seclor But the new study said m uch new study of religious givin g o l the g iv in g 10 the natio n's showed Wednesday. The study. "F ro m Belief lo 294.000 religious congregations C o m m itm e n t." was undertaken in 19H6 - 919 I b illio n - went by In d e p e n d e n t S e cto r. The for program s other tita n w orship p h ila n th ro p ic u m b re lla group and religious education Of that 919 I b illion , religious was assisted b y th e G a llu p o r g a n i z a t i o n ? p ro v id e d 9H 4 O rganisation and had the <i»>p b illio n In direct grants lo other eratIon of more than 100 U S re lig io u s d e n o m in a tio n s and g r o u p s , r a n g i n g f r o m s o u p kitchens and shelters to day c a rr bodies According In Ihe study, re­ and nuclear disarm am ent orga ligious grou|M — especially local ntzatlcns. Tha t co m p ares w ith 93.9 congrrpiM ons — a rr the m ajor a rip p o n rrs o f voluntary set vices b illio n in s im ila r grants and for neighborhoods and co m m u ­ donations by a ll U S founda­ tions and 94 5 b illio n from U S nities. "E ach lim e we Issue a report business corporations The s tu d y said that w h ile llli-s tra lln g Ihe generous giving 0/ Am ericana. In clud in g thr-se of religion receives 5H percent o f a ll low and moderate Income, m any m oney given hy Irvoi*.Iduab p e o p l e d o w n p l a y I h e compared w i t h 14 6 ( K - r r r n t l o United Preae In tern ation al____ Australian woman plans to return home as priest Academic atmosphere calming at Southeastern Baptist Seminary U n l l r f F r s i i In te rn a tio n a l U n ite d P ress In ts re a tls n al___ NEWARK. N J C aroline IV a rre plans lo do som ething no woman lias ever done re tu rn lo her native Australia as a priest a n d c o n f r o n t th e A n g l i c a n C h u rrh there over t u refusal to ordain women l*earre. a student at Ihe Gen end Sem inary in New York. Is scheduled to be ordained S a tu r­ day by Blsnop Jo h n Shelby Spong of Ihe Episcopal Dtucesr of Newark She w ill join a sm all group of w o m e n b a rre d fro m the priesthood In parts of Ihe farflung Anglican com m union who have taken advantage ol the more liberal a ltitud es p revailing In (he U S and Canadian bran cites of the church “ W h i i r I st a y a w a y , th e Australian church can wash ll» hands o f m e ." she said In an Interview th is week "W h e n I return, they have lo deal w ith ihe presence In th eir m idst of a woman who Is a priest Women a i . not going to go away IV a r rr came to the United S t a l e s l o s t u d y fftr t h e p r t e a ilw K K l three y ra rs ago. ac( om |united by her husband. a c o m p u t e r p ro g r a m m e r , and Ih e lr c h ild re n A social w orker, she served for 10 >«ars as a 1 ounseior and group leader wi th the N ursing M others' AsaiM-ta(Ion of A u stralia Beane's o rd in a tion w ill take (dace at St Mary s Memorial C h u rrh In Haledon. N J . w h r r r she serves as an assistant lo 3 w om an priest, the Rev Elaine Kebba A m ong those w ho plan lo a l l e n d are i h e Rev A lis o n Check, a fellow South A ustralian now w o rk in g as a counselor In W ashington. Cheek has never returned to A u stralia In take up a p u lp it Ih e lr as fe a re r Intends to do l*rarce said she has m ixed feelings about her approaching o rd in a tio n *'l am sad that It w ill not take place am ong m y ow n people," she said WAKE FOREST, N C The academic atmosphere at Ih e d oc I r I n e • d I v I d r d S o u t he ast er n Baptist T h e o l o g i c a l S e m i n a r y Is calm ing and o nly hard-core moderates and conservatives continue to spar over how the school should Ik- run . a sc hool official said Tuesday. G e o r g e W o r r e l l . Southeastern a vice president for external affairs, said he was surprised at how few students turned c u l Monday lo air th c li views before an Investigative c o m m itte r ol the A sso ciatio n o l T he olo gica l Schools F o u r m o n t h s a go. I h e a ssociation's co m m itte e c alled Ih r sem inary " a very troubled cam pus and divided in s titu tio n .” The I n v e s t ig a t io n was p r o mp t e d w h e n m od erate president W Randall Lolley rrs lg n rd In a rift w ith Ihe sem inary'? co nse rv a tiv e . dom inated Board o f Trustees* plan lo hire o n ly fa cu lty that w ould leach (he ine rra ncy of Ihe Bible. Moderates believe that Ihe scriptures are o p rn 10 hum an Interpretation " I trunk th ing s r r r ra lm ln g dow n.' W orrell said. " I th in k th ing s like th is (accreditation hearings) th a t com.* along cause people lo have an op­ p o rtu n ity lo express ih e lr feelings " I th in k you have a group on Ih r rig h t and a group on the left and both o f these groups a rr hard core and feel that they are correct in ih e lr positions But for Ihe m a jo rity of (he students, they w ant In get ih e lr education and go on w ith II. "B y next fall, th ing s w ill have calm ed d ow n.” W orrell predicted " I t w ill be a new beginning for the Sem inary *' Australian family to present program U )N (iW O O I) — The lam gw ond Free Methodist Fellow ship w ill present a Psaliy ( hrtstm as by Ihe dynam ic and talented G uerin fa m ily ch ild re n Irom A u stralia Dec 18 al 0 p m. There w ill lie caroling and desserts a lter Ihe program The d iu r c h m eets In the square d a n re /ja zrrrrlse hall al 101 lam gw taid St . on H ighw ay 427 It was begun tw o m onths ago by Rev Tom H olm an and Is p a rtly u nd erw ritte n by the Florida Conference Free Methodist C hurch Santa Lucia Day colebrated Del.AND — The Faith Evangelical Lutheran C hu ich. 509 E Pennsylvania Ave.. DeLand. w ill celebrate St Lucia. Ih r patron saint ol lig h t. The Santa Lucia Day celebtalln w ill lie Dec. 11 al Hand 10 4 3a m T his year s Santa Lucia w ill lie H olly Peterson of DeLand H igh School. The festival Is coordinated by Randy D rrs tln r Women Aglow sponsor party O H LAN IX) — The Orlando Women Aglow w ill be having a party (or Jesus C hrist Dei 10 at 9 a m. In Ih r home n( Rita and C huck Thom as There w ill lie a ligh t brunch. Call 343-7929 (or RSVP and directions Debby Boone will sing at center O R LA N IX ) — Debby Boone w ill sing at the Orlando C hristian Center lir e . 9 and 10 Tickets are 90 and are available al Ihe C hurch Bookstore at 71501 Forest C ity Hd . Orlando For more Inform ation call 293-7449 Candlelight Christmas concert set ORLANDO — The Si. Jam es Cathedral. 215 N. Orange Ave., Orlando, w ill present a ( r r r C andlelight C hristm as 1 o n rrrt Dec. IH at 7:30 p in. at the ch urch featuring dram a and dance. The m usical selections w ill I k- perform ed by m em bers of the Florida S ym phony Orchestra. Ihe C entrul Florida Brass Ensemble, and Ih r C athedral C hoirs For more In lorm a llo n. call 422-2005 In church, back seats are in demand "C om e earl) and gel a b ark s e a l" Is Ih r to n g u e -ln cheek advice appearing on Ih r sign board on Ihe c h u rrh law n Another church pula cushions on o nly Ihe front pews lo get people lo sit down front O rd in a rily w r don l like 10 take a b a rk seal lo anyone It's different In church, where Ihe farther back the seal ts ih r belter. Any place else — at a baseball game. Ihe theater, a Michael Jackaon concert — we rush lo the front Row A Is where we w ant lo be. B ui when w r come lo church. Ihe rush Is In the other direction. The o nly other place where people make a dash for the back seals is In the college lecture h a ll. Professors say t h i s Is because students feel they a rr Irsa like ly lo be called on there or because they ra n w hisper to Ih e lr neighbor w ith o u t being seen by Ihe Instructor These are u s u a lly not Ih r better students Students w ho sit In Ihe fron t rows have a higher grade-point average, according lo one professor They arc ihe atudenla who a rr Interested In Ihe subject. W hal ra n w r say then about 1 V Amy Grant to perform LA K E LA N D — A m y G rant w ill be perform ing Dec 16 at H p.m. at the la k e la n d C ivic Center w ith Michael S m ith and Gary Chapm an. Tickets a rr available at a ll Ticket Master outlets. For m ore Inform ation, call 845-8433. “Pick an Angel” begins O R LA N IX ) — "P ic k An A n g e l" again starts th is year. Angel ornam ents, each bearing three wishes, ran be picked up al area M cIXm ulds restaurants. The program rncouruges urea parents lo donate toys lo undcrprtvelcged kids. Once purchased, ihe toys can I k - deposited at |>artlrlpattng McDonalds. Ih r back who make a r u n f o r s e a l s on S u n d a y m o r n i n g '/ "T h e y a rr the people w ho want lo Ik - able lo see what Ih e lr neighbors a rr doing and w ear­ in g . " one p a s to r says, h a l f w h im s ic a lly . " Y o u m iss i h r 'people show ' If you sll dow n front.*' W hat about th r "main show ” In th r chancel? " I t 's Ihe same every week.*’ says lh is pastor. "T h e action has become ro u tin e and repetitive — not like a sp orting event where th r action Is always changing so people want to Ik - down fro n t." H err are com m ents of other pastors on th r same subject • "M aybe |iro p le sll In th r back Ik -c u u s c they want to b r close lo Ih r door so they ra n Ret 1 Auction & Flea Sale * Sat. Dec. 10, 11 AM - 3 PM 1 FURNITURE, GIFTS, Oxford prof to speak at Stetson D rL A N D — A theology professor from Oxford U niversity w ill h r am ong Ih r speakers al Stetson U niversity's fourth annual W ittie r Pastor's School Feb 7 1 0 The professor from Oxford Is Dr James Bar. Ills topic w ill be "R e lig io u s F ubduitu nM il& m as a T w entieth-C entury W orld P ro blem ." A ll sessions w ill I k - on the u n ive rsity cam pus H rglostratlon Is $95. For more In form ation, ca ll 734-4121. c h u n h g 'K - r s V GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND CHRISTMAS ITEMS * ALL ITEMS MUST GO * INFORMATION & DONATIONS CALL 3 3 2 - 1 7 1 7 TO BENEFIT Friendship Alliance Church Of Lake Mary Park Square Plaza East Hwy. 434 — longwood, Fla. (I B*00 * » • ! o«lfW > Purchases & Donations T u Deductible ' i i - ® — • i ' - ® — Jpt - ®- — out q u lrk rr A lo l of people don't like lo rub s h o u ld rrs wi th others alter th r service They want to slip in m d slip o u t." • 'll may b r s p iritu a l h u m ility that drives people lo Ihe rear pews If they march confidently down the aisle to the front, they a rr afraid others w ill th in k they are m aking a statement about Ih e lr spiritual s u p e rio rity .” (These people m ay b r taking Ih e lr cue from Jesus who had a word of w a n tin g for those whe choose Ih r "c h ie f seals In Ihe synagogues" so they may be "seen of m en.") • "W hen people s ll In Ihe front of th r church, you know they a rr big givers or th e ir pledges a rr paid up to date. It ts the small or d e lin q u e n t c o n t r i b u t o r w h o hides in th r b a c k ." A social psychologist I asked said he has a hunch that people s ll In ihe rear o f the church because they d o n 't want to be MAKE HIS PRAISE \llK 5 0 c H a m j 0 I ( iic s presented by Children Sunday, December 11 7:00 p.m. 1 * -A ® — Saturday, December 17 7 :3 0 p.m. Sunday, December 18 7 :0 0 p.m. v V presented by Adult & Youth Choirs Musical 1 1 observed " I t bothers them lo have people sta rin g a l them — n oticing w hether they scratch themselves or nod o ff d u rin g Ih r se rm on ." h r said. W hatever reasons people have for s ittin g in the back. It m ay be true, as one pastor says, that those who sit in ih r front o f the c h u rc h get m ore o ut of th r service. There are fewer distractions w ith in Ih e lr range of vision and they can not o nly hear w hat Ihe preacher Is saying, they can see h im up close. F ifty-five percent o f what we get o ut o f a spoken com m un icatio n la said lo be "fa c ia l" — dependent on our p ro x im ity lo Ihe speaker's face. Of course. If you prefer peo­ ple-w atching to serm ons ,. Say. you don 't suppose that's why the back of Ih r c h u rrh Is usually fu ll, do you? ( 0 1 9 8 8 N EW SPAPER EN­ T E R P R IS E ASSN. Thr MUSIC MINISTRY of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH in SANFORD ex­ tends a cordial invitation lo you and your family to attend two rxclting Christina* musicals this Holiday season The tlrst presentation is WISE GUYS AND STARRY SKIES." s Christmas Musical Drammi featuring the Children's Choir The second Christmas musical Is MAKE HIS PRAISE GLORIOUS" featuring Ihr Adult and Youth Choirs Thr musicals arr under the direction of Don Reece. Minister of Music Rev. Floyd Make. Jr. la Pastor Make this Christmas a time lo remember and celebrate as we worship thr newborn King together! F ir s t B a p tist Church 5 1 9 P a rk A v e n u e S a n fo rd . F lo rld u �- V m - — w . tow T o i l ~7 I • . t e - w i .. ~ -u k --w .V - .c n :^ w .-g . .A ■ « -to MU' Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday, Oacember 9, 1980 — 9B •■ - S a n fo r d H a r a ld , S a n lo r d . BLOMDIE ,-rg a H m n iW F lo r id a — F r id a y . O acam bar 9, 19M by Chic Young ACROSS I H M D to a s * n s ro o o H mv Answer to Previous Puzzle 5 Film critic Pauline----- 6 Oddly 7 Pat gently Praise 8 Elaborate poem Garden flower North American 9 ___ Quentin 10 Oxlikc animal country R eal___ agent 11 Oxygenated 12 Precipice Corned beef a 17 Printer's sandwich measures Actor Lancaster 19 Peace birds Old Spanish 21 TV's talking coins horse (2 wds.) Entertainment 22 Foretell 9P 23 ____about Mild expletive C la s s if ie d 1 Near 5 10 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole K N E N SATURDAY 9 • N m * A V N E ROW BCCfPTIRC ^ VISA 40 41 42 43 Three spot card Catches La. time Ear (comb form) 44 Firearm owners' gp 46 Flightless bird 31 Mon> Small horse Genus of frogs Make untidy Greek letter Secretary Never (poet.) 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THROUGH UNOEB OB A O A IN tl THE NAMEO DEPENDANTS ANO TO A l l P A R T I B I M O V IN G 0 B C lA IM IN O TO NAVE A N * B I0M T TITLE OB INTEREST IN T H E P B 0 P E B T * 0E tC B IE fl O BE LOW An Em m ani Oamam Pahiian ' t o i i ' i ' n*m in 0acto>to«n to Taamg h a t aaa" Med m> ma attoto l* , N d COW* N * # " " ( s i lam p n p a " , m*arai*k m tem non C avnl, f n r Ms de U r And a t N M M THE BAUMGABDNEM PARCEL E IE t l M P l f M M C H f L l MANVPOC* ROAD Begmvmg a* ma Narm aai' carnae a l Ito H I t l A v i A C OLON* COMPANY t SUB DIVISIO N a t racer Bed • “ Pto* D M l Pag# f l . urn \ ta*ai la ( laa a j N at enng Mn f at* i t o to veto Ito IH mama run N p N e t l M i l , a fl I t Na* enng me arc to a cto to cam a to N o»m e*', having a ,a d u t to I ’ M to •#*• a tt"M » i angN to 44*4} JT and a Chord to a ft f l Na* m a ' naan N U *M la « mama rto> N O P " M W aa i l Na! atong me W eil In# to me Eat* ' i to ta d Ito H I m ams run t **•*» 41 ' E ale H toot to •ha Pom! to Bag m .ng Each DaNmtani t% I k i n ' m in d that i n Pei 'n i m m il palilton N r an CVder to Taa.ng baNra 'he Manorebn Kem nm V la ffta r ten to a n J itg e i to Mn eboto t ', n d Cavil an me jgm d a , a* DacamSar ’ tot I 40 p m . m the tam inato C a v n l, Cavi thou is ta n la rd fto rid a in accordante m m i* t O a c l a r a l l a n a l T a k in g •nratolora hNd >n m it cam# A ll Datortoanlt N m .i t n l and an emer m ieretN d p a n a t m a , reguetl a hearing an me Palilton N r Ihe Order to Taking a* the •ima and place det-gneNd and ba heard A n, Deandanl lan.ng N hie a ' r a n t ' Nr hearing khan n a i,# a n , r»gh* la obiec' to ma Order to Tseng ANO Each DaNrtoonl and an, alhar per to n l claiming an, intorak' >n the p ro p a rl, d r v r t n d >n m» P a lilto n In Ihe abo.e t i,to d E m inanl Daman precaed-ng l ha ras, ra g n 'a d la kana n r ilN n d e N m a i If an, ,su hat# *o iha P alilton haroNNro Med in m u ! avia on ma PeManar. and a " , re duetl for a heer.ng on Iha Pa*.Hon lor Iha O der to Taking If deured an Pelhaner t A l •o'nay ohote name and O dd'S!l I t thorn" baton on to be lore Dec ember 11 I f t t and N hto ma orig inal af you* m itte n d e *e "le t and any regueti t o hearing an Iha Petition N r lh# Order to Tekmg m m mo CN*k o* I h l t Court 0"hO ' be lo re te '.ic e on ms Petitioner k A l •erne, or im m adaN ly me.ee* N *. to th a n "ha* right in to m ie re ti or Ia n yaw or any to you hare or claim Ml and N Iha properly dele» bed in koto P all tton and to kheto ceuke II any you hare nhy ta d proper*, m ould nai be i ondemned N r the u te t and purpotet at ta l forth m la id Petition If you lo ll *0 • n im a default may ba an lered agam tl you fto "to '"Ito * demanded in Ihe Petition II you •all lo faguatl a heating on the P alilton lor Order al Tat mg you than n a ira any '-gM N e»-e<t to k a 'd Order el Taking WITNESS my nano and earn at ta d Cowl* an ma X m day of November IN I IS E A ll D A V lO N BERRIEN C L E R K O f THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N O fO R SEMINOLE COUNTV. ELORlOA By R ulhKing Deputy CNrk C a vn l, A llo m e, for SeminoNCount, A lin lo rv u e N Grooi A k titlo n l Count, Attorney Vem.noN Cow"*, S e rikatB ldg • *41 E s e l f m l tire e i Sanlord F lo ridaWfJI Telephone (aO JIU M IM E el 1S4 AHorne, lor PtHINrwr P uSllth Dec 1 *, I t >1 l* * t D EL V Legal Notices C IT T O f 1 0 N 0 W 0 0 0 FLORIDA NOTICE or P U B L .IH E A R IN O TO CO NIIOEB ADOPTION OF PROPOSED0EDINANCE TO WHOM IT M A * CONCERN NOTICE I t HEREBY G IV E N b * Iha Cir, af lenEMOOd Florida, iha* ma C it, Cam pn.tvan m il he'd a public hear mg to tom-der anacimani to Ordinance Na U l.o n lllto d an o r o in a n c e or the C l T * OF L O N O W O O O F l o r i d a , p r o v id in g t h a t the cooe or o r d in a n c e s BE REVISE0 a * AM E N D IN G SECTION n i a I I I THROUGH 1*1 TO INCREASE Ch a r g e s FOR WATER CONSUMPTION ANO SECTION J IM la l ANO (B l TO IM C B IA tf SEWER F E E S . P R O V ID IN G FO R CONFLICTS S EV ER ABILITY A N D f FFECTlVE d a t e Sato Ordinance n a i pieced an h it * reedmg or Mends, Mae amber T 'to t and m# O f f Cam m illio n m u com de' lam e tor *m#l peetage and tOoo* net » " e ' the pubik hearing etoikh n l l l ba *»to in Mia Ci*» Han H I B a d W a " . ' Are l.en g ■ am* Ftorida an Monde, ma l*eh d a , to Dec amber A O to* s ' ’ IB p m . a, ae loan iharaaito* ae ee li A i Al ma m saim g •ntor e t tod p a " « t m e , appear and ba heard m m raepac* to me aeodaaad Ordinance T tot hear e g m a , ba caniinued Nam I.me to lim e (torn **n#i action i t laasn be v « C l , ( a n m e t to i * r « p , to ma B a n i l ^ t o npnea it pstN d to me Cie, Hub lo n g mood f lor too ond cap tot s'* an in# m# I m to me C»», p to tame m a, bo im ported A taped 'SCa r t to Mvt mdal.ng N made b* mo Cie, toe i n con.enpnco Ttot record m a , nto canto'ivto an otoa. eto ra card ter prepaid to appeal team a decision m ad, b , ma Cam — ••ta n arts raspact to ma I " l e i ma* an edr a d te record to Mi# pracoai «gi »t ma.nta.nad to* adpa'>a*a pvrpaoat N adritsd to meoe me nucasaar, arrangemonrt #r ten Detod hd em A e , to Oe I ember A 0 "*■ C lT * O* LONOWOOO O O N A lO l TER R * C lT V C L tflK PwbC'th Oecemba* • "bb DEL *T NOTICE TO PUBLIC «f N 4I 0 F I ' r K *K#4 « P utok Mealing a ." ba hato b , ma Pianmng a id lo n m g Cam mtooMn m ma CM, Comm.seion Chambors CM* Ha’ i Santord ris e toa a» T at P M on Oe comber 11 " i i N lone to#, tee ton es eg change and amend mane to ma Jam eg O rdnance to "ta Cm * to Santord Sam ma n C u n t , Fisrtoa damn ng Nam RMO> Mu ' pto f a m .I, l i i d ' l iel D ebiting D isN n e Onne and InsMu*tonal Ta ma* to GC I Ganarai c. am m a rtia l D isN kt le g a l Doscripr«n East * , B IB I TR J* TOWN OF SAN TORO AS RECORDCO IN THE P U B L IC R E C O R D S O f S E M IN O L E C O U N T * F L O B IO A PLAT BOOK I P A G E Ito Being mare g e n e .e ll, da te r toed ae l i t * Wasi F irs t Serve! The planned use a f Ite.e p r o p * " , *e to* **•»*! satot The Ptanrung A Jon .no Cam miserm m il submit a racam mend#I ton N me C " , Cam m .soton m lava* to ar agame' • tea ( e g u t l l o d (h a n g # ar amend m#' I The CM, Cam m ission p i l l held a P u b '" H earing in ma C om m ission Room In CM, Mall Santord f tor toa al r aa P M an Januar, a " * * to «tn s toer sato racam A ll pa ritot « mrarasi and c m re n t than hare an opportun. I , to ba heard al tato has* m gt Be order to "to Planning and Zoning C a n * lie n to ma C *, to Sanlord F lo* toa m it N a. ember I t " t t Bren*CarM Chairman ClT, to Santord Planning and Zareng C sm m ittton ADVICE TO t h e PUBLIC II a per ton dec to rt to appeal a decision made a im respect to a n , matte, (onttoered a* ma abo.e meeimgt s ' heeringt ha m a , need a ***betim record to mo proraadngt including mo •a tlim a n , snd e .'te n c e which record K nto provided b , me CM, to Santord iF S J ita ig S I Publish N o.*"-be. 10 A Da camber t " t t DEB ISJ Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNT*. FIO R IO A CateNa M u t t C A U L SIDNEY C LLOYD and JAC OUCLINE M 1 1 0 * 0 IMSa ito Plp.nl M, .1 T IO W E ll. JR HARR* E S M lR lf* E TIOWELL. MS "Me DaN rto a "'t N OTlCeO F ACTION Ta H a n , E Ttowaii Jr Residence Unknown ih ir le * ( T>dne'i e t a Shuia, E Ttow*n Scan Rettoence Unknow" YOU ARE N O TIFIED m *i a" aclwei to e v e ' i n# on m# Itotoolng p r o p * " , in iominplo Ceuo*, Ftortoa Lto l> and ma Norm ' i to La* l l . T W I / f P IN E S S U B DIVISION eccerd-ng to mo plat Ww.ec* recorded m P is' Boo* l l page M to me Putok Recardt toSam matoCatoti, Florida hat been tiled agamtl ,*u and ton are laguirad to ta*.e a cap* to ^ t o o 'Ilia n detontat > o r , N •* an F rana M c M '"a " P e n hfTe Altorne r oomto eddrett t P O Da* J N I Orlande Flaitoa m n en a* before December X • it* and I'M ma #» a -cal er'lh me Ctoes to m,s Cave* a im *, b e '* " s e e * "* an Piamt.H s Aieama* a* i - ' i f * * 1, h e r# elNe eehoroie* s delauii w'M be entered ogams, i e i * i demanded « ma Com piem* to Pa*i* ton WITNESS m , hand a - " me seal to m t Cauri •— ‘L v e rta e r n >Nt (SEAL’ OAVION B fO R U N C LER K o f THE C IR C U IT COUBT g , Rum Km g At Oepu*, CM 'S P ubi'ih Na. J1 Dec J to i PER Ito ___________ c u r or LABE M A B * FLORIDA NOTICE T O T N I P u b lic TO WxOAF IT MA r C0NCI t h NOTICE IS M F R IE * GIVEN mat ma CM, Camw*.stun to ma Ci* , to ia a a Ma>, Ftortoa adepead Odm anca No * * *• ms reguto* Cie, Comm .w a n mee'etg haw an Oacambar i •to* Sato (Vgmence .ara-ed m# tor tow mg dev > ta d ease IN THE CIBCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU O IC IA I CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNT* FLORIDA Ca m No f t >1FA CA O t.itw n t * L ASB CAPITAL CORPORATION Plaint tf rt N ATH ANIEL MAR IWOOO ET AL NOTICE OF ACTION StoT to FaroeNM M e "* # * * TO NATHANIEL HAREWOOO PRESENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST RESIDENCE KNOWN aaO K f N lT A ROAD CASSELBERRY FLORIDA a w A N O A L L P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G IN TE R E ST • * NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME H e in e i t herab, given mat w* A TRACT OF L A f.0 C T iN f. IN I f C l ION I TOWNSHIP t t SOUTH RANGE M EAST O E SCR lBIO AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT (M f MOST SOUT m I R L * CORNER OF LOT IJ STRATTON H IL L ACCORDING TO IM F P i AT t h e r e o f as r e c o r d e d in P I AT BOO# J* PAGES to #1 and *1 OF THE P u b lic RE C O R D S OF S t M I N O l t COUNT*. F lO R ID A FOR A P O IN T OF R E F E R E N C E t h e n c e r u n n o r t h a 'M EAST AlONG Th e s o u t h e r l y l o t l in e of s a id l o t s i a d is t a n c e o f |J fe F E E T TO t h e SOUTHERLY CORNER OF A DRAINAGE e a s e m e n t a s SHOWN ON THE ABO VE MENTIO NED PLAT ANO Th e P O IN T OF B f O I N N I N G THENCE CONTINUE NORTH M *)'e a EAST a l o n g Th e SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID DRAINAGE e a s e m e n t ae 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY LINE O f A jo FOOT 0RAINAGE AND U T I l I T * E A S E M E N T AS HE COROCO IN OFFICIAL RE CORPS n o n e i n PAZ.F AJte LAID POINT LYING ON A CURVE CONCAVE NORTH easter ly thence th r o u g h u n d e r or A G A IN S T N A T H A N IE L H A R E W OOO A N O A L L P A R T I E S H A V I N G OR C LA IM IN G TO HAVE A N * RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY h e r e i n Of SCRISEO RESIDENCE U »tnew " YOU ARE NOTIFIED to or action to toraetoM a mortgage an m* toiWwing prop er', In S E M IffO iE C putf* Ftortoa LOT 11* U U E IN i MIRROR SOUTH R IP lA T ADDITION TO C A S S E L B E R R Y . F l o r id a a c c o r d in g t o t h e p l a t t h e r e o f as re c o r d e d in PLAT b o o h II PAGE Ea PUBLIC RECORDS C * J E M lN O lf C O U N T* F lO R lO w RANGE D IS H W A S H E R WALL TO WALL CARPETING fence ano s p r in k l e r SYSTEM hat bee" * led *g # w ti Mu »~ l ypu are regu"ed to ta**# a cepe to r o tr o r risen e * « * "t* t <f an* to M an Shansi A BuHa* >Rt Swulh AtTue, Dries W to " to Tampa Ftorida UtdJ toi to b a to n Jan I t *e» and *ne m* w ith Mut C a t" #i»w* atoaftg or f i g E > i h e na, or Im m edw to', " • * * art** crew u m * d*.'euh i ' l l ba a*t*ar*d agam tl r w toe m# pteml ar pe 'i'w n Thn na*k* tu rned anct e*ch wee* to" four cansecwtire weeks m tha SANfOROHE R A ID WITNESS m , hand and me tool ot m i* Caw" an t e l fm ae, a l Oacambar " to IS E A ll HONORABLE OAVION BERRIEN Cto ri a* Mu Cauri B r Wend, W Can m i Depwt, Clark Puto'kh Dec t to. IJ X <*• D E I ** are engaged Mt but*nett s ' t i l Fulton Street Santord Ftortoa n r n Sem now Couml, Ftorida mtoar ma F k T ilw v t Name ot CENTRAL FIO R IO A SCHOOL OF GOL F And ihal wa intend to , agisto* ta to name aim iha Clara a* nw ClrcwM Cauri Sarninpto C ount, Ftortoa m accardanca with mg P re ,iirons • i m# FkTH tovt Nam# Sla*u*at T a W .l Sactwn aa! Ft Ftortoa iia iw to * ta l’ /A Jean N WU'iamton . a Jam V Kauai Publish N e n m k P I t J! Oa <ember J A 4. >eat 0E K lab IN THC CIBCUIT COURTOF THC ItT M JU D IC IAL CIBCUIT IN ANO FOR SC M IN O l C COUNTY FIO R IO A CASE NO I t t i l l CAFFP IM P E R IA L s a v i n g s ASSOCIATION P laintiff ef M i l TON W O lE N JR and MARSHA ( O lE N husband and a lto Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO M ILTO N W OLEN Jb and M A R S H A f O lE N huibA d and w ilt I I I * te u » W asnm gip. Avenue Scranton Perm s,' . ame 1*101 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D me* an ecfwn to toractoaa a me*'gage an "to fallow ng her*!*, de K 'b w d p rrp a r*, viueto amt being In S a m ln a 't C aw nl, Fla*-da l a * S. B l a c k " H " s r nr t T W A T f R CLUB UNIT t ec cK*M*ng to m# p ia i moroot at racardad to Ptal Mured! o t recelded m Boa# i f pages to I ’ and JR P ubik Parsed! af Sam nato C w r*r, Florida you or a regu«.ed to ta r*a a cap, a* row* u . i tton detoneec I en , an PtoM dilf 1 e'to rna, whose a d d re ii i TA V LJR h 8 ION BUKER A G R E E h i t i l l Swum B e,m ore D »'»* M ia n . Ftortoa )J IM I MSI ITT AFIa try or betore January I 'to# and hto "to a n g l'd 1 m m ma Ctork a* m i* Cauri aim#, beto r, service an P'S mb r f %e'to rne, ar Imm# d ia l* ., maraa*tor afharana a d rte v ii w<li ba e "to r*d egem ii raw to* Ihw r a le l d * ~ c j o t m ma tw m p laml ar p e l'lu n 0 4 TED on N o. U 'to* IS E A ll O A V IO N BER R IE N A* Clerk o* *he Court B , Jennifer P Price Oepu*, Ctork Pub<'ih N a . IS Dec ) * la •a*R DEK I f ! NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HE ARINO TO CONSIOSR T N I ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ET THE C ITY OF UNFORO. F IO R IO A ik , i t haras, g iu t" me* a P u b ik H a s'm g w ill ba ruto m m * ___.m.tamn Roam a* » u O f, Hall m Iha Cl*Y a l San*wrd F tor toa a l J aa a c tot k P M an D r i n k # . U " t A to tanaidar "to ad*#lton a* an crdMtonca b , " u CM, af Santord. F tor Ida numbered a t toi torn ORDINANCE NO ltd * Gerwrei Desc'to’ u n Ot lh* area to be a n ru .e d and mag to as a T o r t io n o f t h a t c e r t a in p r o p e r t y l y i n g e a s t o f AND ABUTTING lOW E AVENUE ANO L Y IN G BETWEEN WEST ISTH STREET iCRcaA I ANO VACATED S C I RR ROW run NOR TH W ESTER LY a l o n g I A I0 RIGHT OF WAV CURVE h a v i n g a R a d iu s o f ita t n FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE o r a r i f i i a n arc l e n g t h 0 * < ! * ’ FEET A CHORD LENGTH OF a la ’ FEET ANO A C H O R O B E A R IN G O * NORTH *t*o a l4 WEST t o THE MOST N O R T H E R L Y CORNER OF SAIOORA i NAOE EASEMENT T M fN C i RUN SOUTH a i 'J I I f E AST. A LO N G THE W E S T E R L Y LINE OF SAID EASEMENT ANO ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SOUTH LOT SJ A DISTANCE OF ST a’ FEET TO TME POINTOF BEGINNING THE ABOVE O f SCRIBE 0 TRACTOF LAND H IS IN THE CITY o* l a k e m a r * a n d C O N T A IN S t l i t A C R E S MORE OR LESS Ceptot at *ha Ordinance in its e n h rtt, a r t available in m * CM, Clerk t O ttx a al Late M ar* Cm , Hall. U0 E la k e Ma*r fu .d S v t o l l ! Lake M a r, fto rtoa De’ed Oacambar’ leaf Publish Dec * ea* DEI t j NOTICE OF A PUBLIC M l A R IN 0 TO CONSIDI R THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE E V T H IC IT T 0 F SANFORD. FLORIDA Nance K Iw 'eb, glean ih a l a Public Haarmg w ill ba he'd in ma Csmmistion Room a* itto CM, Hall in the CM* of Sanlord Ftortoa al J 00 0 Clock P M o r Oacambar JT. I*** to consider m* adoption o* on ordinance b , the City e l Santord Ftorida. numbered a t IMtowt OROINANCE NO 1*41 General Description e l Iha area to ba annacad and map ik a t fto tows A PORTION 0 * THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING EAST OF ANO ABUTTING HIGHW AY lf * J IO R IA N D O ORIVEl ANO LY IN G BETWEEN FAIRM O NT DRIVE ANO LAKE M AR * B IV D e xT E N D IN C E AST A lom p uto descr p lto " and a cap, ot me ordinance shall be ara.iabto ai me OII.C# el me CIt , Ctork tor a ll person, de l.ring to a ie m in * the tame A ll p e "w s m m tores I and citiians shall haua an opporlunM, to ba heard al tato hearing B , order of lh* CM, Commission a* Hto CMy ef Santord FtorMSa ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IT a parson dec tool to appeal a dec'Hon m ad, with ra spec* to a n , m a nor constoarad al " u about mealing ar hearing ha m a, ruad a verbatim record ot me proceeding* including me N siim an, and evidence which record Is rto lp ra . toed b , "to ClT, al Santord iFSIdaO igSI M N Tamm. Jr CM, Ctork Publish Norember IE. 2! December J 1 1 . 't t # D E K >41 ____________________________ N O T IC I OP A PUBLIC HEARING TOCOHSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN OROINANCE BV THE CITYOF SANFORD. FLO R ID A feat.ee It hereby give" lh»l a P u b ik H earing w ill ba held .n Hu Cemmiktron Room al lh# CM, Hall in ma CMy of Santord Florida al » r» o clock P M on December IJ. " 0 * to consider Iha adoption ol on o rd m a n c o b ,tru CM, o* Santord f lor idw. numbered ae toi tows ORDINANCE NO 1*0! General Description of rn# area to bo A nru.ed and map I t oe ^ aTp ORTIONOF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYIN G WEST OF ANO ABUTTING UPSALA R 0A 0 ANO LY IN G BETW EEN WEST l!T M STREET |CR*aAI ANO VACATE0 SCL RR ROW L CM* 7r A complete description ond a cop, o l m# ordnance shall be a .a i'a b i* al Mu O ffk o o l the CM, Ctork lor a ll person, 0», r u g to eeamin* Itto same A ll p a rtita in in to ra s l and c lll» * " t shall h a .e an opporlunM , to be heard a l u d hearing B , order of •*» C ity C om m ission of Iha CM, o l Sanlord F to* .da AD VIC E TO TME P U B L IC II a parson d tO d rs to appeal a decision m ad* w ' l f re sp e ct to a n , m o tto * considered a l m# a b o .e m eeting o* hearing ha m a , " ta d a re rb e tim record o l m # proceed n g, m c'udm g lh # testim ony and a rld e n ca etuch re c o rd '» •toi p ro . toed b , mo C m , o f Sanlord iF S is a o tS !) M N Tamm. Jr C ,t» C ,w k Publish Dec J *. IA.2J. n a . s. 0EL ” A complete description and a cop, o l Iha ordinance shall be araiiabto al Hu O ftk * ol ma C II, Clars tor a ll parsons desiring to e . am .ru Hu same A ll parlies In in le re tl and c iliions shall h a r t an opporlunM, to be heard al sax) hearing B , order ol Hu City Commission ol mo C ity o l Santord. F lor toa ADVICE TO TME PUBLIC II a person decides lo aopral o decision mad* a lth respect to a n , m a il* ' considered al Hu abo.e mealing or hearing he m a, rued a verbatim record of m * proceedings, including Hu te iiim o n , and evidence which record It not pro. id # d b ,m # C H , o* Sanlord (F S iaaO IO ll H N Tamm. J r ClT, Ctork Publish November <1. i ! December 1 4 * . I* ** DEK 1*0 �10B — San lord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. Dacambar 9. 1968 Legal Notices C o r ic to a FICTITIOUS N A M I Wo*K* I* hereby glyen mat I am a i m j In business at ' « R A n S I. Alternant* S « rn « l Count, Fio na* under Rw F m u lout Namo a i i M ACOUSTICS and thal I Inlond ho r a f lilo , to ld nam* wtth Mo C l* f t a l th * C ircu it Court Samlnoi* Count,. F lo rid * In accordance m m m * Provision* *4 Mo F k t i l lout Nome S litv to i T d W ll Sad Ion « U 0 * Flortdr S tt'u to t IMF ■t- Scon o H old*, F A tttn o*< » la n » i t * t OCL U I ff THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR S tM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S IN O (S H U CA«OP BARNETT BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A .a notional banting awaclatur.. Flair t ilt V* THOMAS W BOWIE RS. JOANNE B O W ER S .M t>IN GORDON VGUAYAMA. INC . d /V aG O R O O N S JEWELERS. ADVENTIST H EALTH SVSTEM /M JN BELT.IN C . d /b /a F l o r i d a h o s p it a l . JOHN MASCIANOARO JR and THOMAS E PSTEIN, IK* tu rv l ring director* and trwttoot ot COLORADO PRIME I FLA ) INC , l/b /a TH R IFT PAR FOOOS SERVICE (FLA I INC . r d ta a o ir*1F londa corporation JAMES LEONARD, and B ELIN O A LEONARD. hrs w>t* D tlondantt NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN M A aC IA N D AbO J O . tw rr ir in g Olroctor and T r u ll* * et COLORADO PRIME IP L A l IN C . I / V a THRIFT PAR FOOOS SERVICE (F L A I INC I* G oott H ill Road Cat? Senna Harbor. Non T o rt itn t THOMAS EPSTEIN tufvtetng Oiroctor and T ru tiv * at COl OR A DO PRIME IF LAI iNC . t/b /B T H R IF T PAR FOOOS SERVICE IF L A I INC II7 tA » in u * * f iti* America* N o * V e rt. Hr* V o rt long YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O TIFIE D Niat An action to taractost * m artgng* on *h* F tito .w g p ro p o rt, in Sem ina. Ceun> F lo rid * Let t. SAN L A N ' V V d t * TtON. acrordtng to t t . plat maraot a t rt< *rd *d M Plat BaoA IL Paga FI. Public Racardt at Sam In*. C o u rt, F lo rid * h o t been tile egam ti THOAAAS W B O W E R S . JO A N N E ROWERS. M t . I N GORDON S G U A V A M A . IN C .. d / B / * G O R D O N S JE W ELER S. ADVENTIST HEALTH S Y S T E M /S U N B E L T . INC . d b a FLORIOA HOSPITAL. JOHN MASCIANOARO. JR . and Th o m a s i p s t e i n . * * •irtn g d u e d a rt and Itu tte e t •> COLORADO P R IM E IP L A l IN C . | / k / * T H R IF T PAR FOOOS SERVICE IF L A I INC . • CMret red F N rld * cor p o rt lion JA M E S LE O N A R O . *n d B E LIN D A LEONARD M t . I N . and rau a r t required N te» re a cap, et M u r w ritten deNntet W a n , , la I t a n J I R E F D A N IE L S , a t T U R N B U L L . ABNER AND OANIELS. A l torneys ta r P la in tiff, c n o t* ad drett I t UF W att Lyman Arenue Pool Office Bet '00 W m ttr P a rt F lo r e t IF F * an or betera Jan a. IF*t end Me i t . ong'net w ith *"e C w rt of P ut Court either before le rrtc a on P la in tire t atierner ar Ittuna dia N *, Piereatter oncer ..a * * delault . t i l be * n ttr* d ege-nti ,Ou tor tn* r * i . f demanded Hi i t . Cemplomt er Petition WITNESS m , hand and the teal et ta id Court on Hea JO itaa (SEAL I D A V ID N BERRIEN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jennifer P Price Deputy C t*rt Publish Dec J « te. » i n * DEI JO __________________ NOTICE The St John* H irer Water Management D lttrK t Rat re c e lr e d an a p p ltc a tla n te r S to rm .a te r tram M tllE R E N T E R P R IS E . INC ATTN DON J DAVIS JJI CENTRAL a v e n u e CRESCENT C ITY. FL JJOIJ. applicetien F ti l i t a*4JAN an It'U R R The application t t N r a ito r m .a te r ty tte m N te rra I etc octe t N be t ne . n a t HANDV WAV S R a l R 4IJ in Seminole County located in Section JJ Tearnin >p t t South Rang* JI E ett HOSPITAL CORPORATION o r AMER IC A ONE PARK PLATA NASHVILLE. TN JFJW application I t i UIBaaaAN an I l l ' l l dd T t . appiicaten i t t v a stormwater system N a **r* C a x acrea >0 be l norm et O U T P A T IE N T a d d i t i o n C E N TR AL FLO R IO A REG HOSPITAL In Seminal* County located in Section j ) Teaanth.p i f South Range JO E*»i Th# racalrlng ne'er bodydetl It LAKE MONROE J IM S A U N D E R S . H i t B E N N E T T D R IV E LONG WOOD FL I I I K application • t i I I I OeetAN on I t ' l l H Th* appi'calien I t ter a stormwater ty tte m to tar re J MO a c 'e t to be krmen e t REGAL MATTRESS Vi Seminole County tot aled in Section 0* Tovsnth'p I I South Rang* JOEati Action . I I I be late n on I t . abor* title d application . thin JO days e l re c a ip i c l In * application Should you bo inter e tte d In a n , of the litfo d applications, you thoutd contact th* St Jofmt Rwer Water Man agamont D tttn c f at P O Boa n it Palate* Florida JIO'I I t i t or in per ton *1 it t affic* on S ta t* H i g h . ay l o t W e ll Palate* Florida fO iJ J tU J l W r itte n o b je c tio n to lha application m e , be made but thoutd to ttc a ira d no later than I f d a y t tra m th * data at publication W ritten ob.eetcint thoutd identity t t . obiactor by name end e o d 'e tt and fully deter.to I t . objection te I t * application Filing a . n t t t n objection doet not a n tit. you to a Chapter IJO. Florida Statute*. A d m m ittra tiro Hearing Only thote per tone . h o t* tubtiantlal .Here* t t * r * affected by the application and .h o til* * p*ti lion meeting t t . requrtementt of Section IB 1 X I. F A C may obtain an A d m in ittra tire Hear Ing A ll tim ely tiled written oblecliont . I I I to pretenled Id the Board for Itt contidetation In l i t d e lib e ra tio n on th * application prior lo t t . Board l * t mg action on th* application D onm i* T Romp Oiroctor D irltio n of Record* St Johnt H irer Water Manogemem D ittrlc f P ubiith Ueeemtoi t I r t f DEL BF 17— C t i w t t r y a M c n im o T s 1 a va il in O al.aw n Cemetery Garden of C h rltlu t Sachem H I Sen after ePM 2 5 — S p R c ltl M o t l c t BECOME A HOTABY F a rD o ta .li I I H f U C U Florida Natary AaaaciolNn 27— N urw ry Child Car# t M T W E . M O B , FBI AvailobN TAM tP M ________Coll TP 1144________ CHRISTIAN FAMILY HOME L a n g .o o d Area C h iid to n . oget | m ot N > y r t Ayaii da yt. ntgfttt A eraotandt Rat tre n e e t I y rt ta p . eculege U t IK ] LOVING HOME C U E WITH f i t SCHOOL Planned acflvttW t Hof hmeft A 1 snacks daily EacofNnl Retorencet Coneoruynt kxo tian D ayar W *-*ty R aN t Man M rv F i t . tA M tP M J U I N I .................. H M M I F I U MOTHER OF ONF . i t h * lot ol TLC N g iro Day c a rt In my Hidden La te H a n . Man thru F t! Can J J J M I) after g n CASHIER . S ly Evenings A weekends Salary nagoliabte . I t h oeponanco M u tt have phone Apply In per ton Tan nee*. Hwry aH Queen. FI CHILD C AR E WORKER Men F r l . J *P M amrking . / c h il d r e n ages 1 11 y r t ImmedLat* Openings Avail SEMINOLE YMCA H IP 0 * f PACKAGINO A SHIPPING BUSINESS IN SANFORD Perfect Mr a retired couaf* u v a ta u t e t am BOG ML BALL. JR P A C S M LA K E R U B Y R EALTY n j f l l l __________ 4 1— M o n t y t o L e n d CASN A V A IL A R LE m o rtg a g e t ho i-tet A gunt I buy income IH l . i IN O M E O W N E R S I Con tot id* t* b ill* Homo Im v ro rh i.F i.. purpoto lib e ra l C r e d i t P o lic y V i bey * H it SECURITY FIRST V JltANCIAL CORP I t i A le d F •vtgeget i act i t t ; * * * * LEGAL SECRETARY E actitont Salary A B m a f'ti M in Jyrs separtanct Forward r t t u r r . to Baa I f f . V Sanford H erald P O Baa IU J. Sanford Ft m i l ******** CREDIT CLERK M ca rp office a l the Rich Plan Need non tm oaing. arganirad per ran F ill c re d it cap he lp fu l * > * * « » » ijf h S I , Sanford NEED A 1 0 1 7 C a llOftian Today' OLSTEN SERVICES __________ JW dIFI__________ Full Urn* M ature k depen d a b .* Coed working [ 0 * 1 I font I Good p a r 1 C all Jd w al ............. .. .....BAIdSfl N e . hiring Room C. oners H s u t m a . i. F r o n t D a k L , w e itre u a t and Wei lev t. AM A PM m in t available Apply <n perton t i * OougUt A vr . AHgreidnSa Spy mg*. FI Dis h w a s h e r Full f u r . Good banal i t t i C - a - l'y C h * p f H a a r v a .. >JO* B tia g i taker Or , a .Fi DRIVER WAREHOUSE WORE E l Local dal ivory r a id Fla D river t LKonao A good r * t o r e _____ Call P J d tid * * * * * * / • • See Dal FkaaaSackuriag OM L •* J Mar r Baa* Saekud Flo rida m i l __________ O l JEM__________ NCW SPAPER Carrier Agent Th* SanNrd Horaid hat an •'•e d a t* opening far an c w rt #r aganf In S*mina«* Ceunl, HIOFt IA R N IN O P O TEN TIAL! B u ild your Own b u t me t i t Hours ore oaonmg d yt-ro r, Monday Ihru Friday and AM dan vary an S«md*y Carrier m u ff have dependable maker va h icto and Ma bendable Applicants Should app'v M SERVERS WANTED a p p l y i n PERSON Mail rtr u f h u rt . JPM *RM S u r f^ H w iM IN N h flK S l S jn fw d T lo n d i 37771 BAHAMA IOC S ) W I FR EN C H AVE SANFORD. FL. CALL 377-7411 7 1 - F k lp W a n ttd ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW! 11 I C*F Employment 323-5176 m m .u m u A C tT U C APPLICATORS JOBS a JOBS a JOBS a IM to I t ) Jd hr P e t i l . n i A ra iia b ie N o .1 Wa tra in F t il/P a r t lim e lo u t area Coll A A M ltltP M I I J ia * t l j l ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT T * m a r tr i ng ta-et dept Full lim a, eeceilent phene epic* ot g e n n a tio n a i and p e o p i* t t l l l t . ta r n * c le r ic a l, a ll pftatet at customer M g y irm and laodt tracing Can ______ H i *BM Kawuaari * EXPERIENCED PLASTERER Slartmg kata / . SM M per II y o .r a epa r .w ta n ia s li FAST FOOO COOK U hr la H art Fro* m a d e mauranc* paid vacation * * r . * m v i r IN W * offer com petilire ta la r , txcatia nf t u - . i plan A !>«v * b e n e lilt T M San Ford H tr iM A 4««fttU R | PtpW lRWRt 7 .0 . B t i 1157 See Ford. Florida 37771 APPOINTMENT SETTERS P a rt tim e dayt ar erenm g i ter truck routes of Moren toads Non Smoaetl Only Apply 401 W IJftiS f Sanford ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE P e s t i l e n t a v a ila b le la r I k anted eppJK an t t Full lim e n e t* a d e e rlitin g beaulilw l o ff n e t ten w Lake Mary Senior d. Long .c o d Deltona Dobary Tuition Iraa licencing school available lo r I note teat mg * new career i k o n . condHumt apply I Con lo r m lo r m a lie n L a * A lb r ig h t IJJJJtiO San lord) or Both M a th * .a y ( H I JttO L M e ryl Stanttrom Beatty. Inc AUTO BOOT MAN F i b a r g l a t t U n lg u o tu b c o n tra c t o p p o rtu n ity Wo p r o e ld e n o . lo c a t io n , overhead A . o r * you prov-de •>P . tools A tgu ip M u tt h e r* re tor am a t A bandable Call Handy o tV e tt* T x JJldfRd B U T S i n E I NEEDED! E rpo ri*n < *d In Sanford area to lo r r Dec IJth R altroncat radwfrod________ Call IIP 01*0 BELLRINGERS' f 4 f fi • ■ t r * m e n * r to r C h riih n A i U U p t f h# 40 In i d l f vrQfti « h A Appl f in p#r%on WPW it - W itQ fd CARPENTERS/HELPERS Own ftMni^orlMfton fw ju iffd S<««df M r l i ______ C s i t t w t M l 47M______ CARPENTERS E a p * r .r n * d l Slatting par U h o u r! Hand lo o ll, t * . A transportation required' ________ Call tea t i f i ___ CASHIER NEEDED TvnnvtO r t M t art tmm.nQ i l l Itt Cfttftl+r *0 itATt IfTIfTMHtl' • ♦•'r Id (M pm* Pw 40 h f \ p * ' wwMi Stop by ilOPf *n<J com p(«tt h tc n u F y b r m i M m l Iv4 sfM «•!#phor« C«H |J 1 OVM CASHIER Cwivemenc* ite r * Sf M hr lo kla rt Fre* medical in w r one a paid vocation each a months Apply JO! N Laurel Avo, Sanford FREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL # A N * .C a r te r • A Nh»• 'A«f kfW'j.kftg Cb N h i « B r U« 373-3700 FULL TIME DIETARY AIDE A p p ly L a k a y l* . N u rsin g Center SIS E Jnd S f. .F I GENERAL OFFICE HELP Bookkeeping ta p iu c e u a > r H i saw G O V IR H M tN T JOdS | IS SeO I K par yr N e . htrmg Call I MS ta r e r a Cat RS1FJ for c w ra n f ksdsr at ittf _______ GUARDS Pravlwrs lK *n s* not required W ill tram H *f-root uavam a P h o r. and car na tataa ry' Maaimem Security IM 1 . 1st Sf tor** I __________ W M I I __________ HANDYMAN - SO t o . tarn. r * ''r * d For e p 'l Musi h e r* |y antparfafian A taws j j j naa HOME HEALTH AIDC A ll ih ir tt avail Eacaiianrpay A id* certification paid LIVE IN COMPANION Hiadad lm m od‘a f*fy t M ED IC AL P IP S O N N E L POOL • IS N Orlande Are Hwy I I Ft M aitland F lerta* m u is a u ps __________ IM M E D IA T E JORSI San lord Altamonte Springs ere# Yelk Temporary Services M M Iff / a . CHURCH NURSE I T ASST. »4»«dfd to* itjn& S f rr^*rurtg% In Sintord G d l l |ot> lor fh» 16g#tl ore ion p i #4 m c # n m u n * * * * * * PART TIME RN*3 n>gM arum at Scwunaf* Cam rmm.fy Mantai Maalhi t Crises Salary C a H ttta u f PRX OPERATOR O ATAT System M Naad auSpamg g u te k . nan tm a k a r . l l n s . 'H Wbeard teparienc* t* to vital pan pf lha Rich Plan Apply M l W l | t h Si . Venter d R E a P T /FILE C U R A Apply m parson L a tte r* * . IWWIeer Lake Or FI l i t ia ti R ia P IT O N IS T /n P IS T For Men'ul Health F a cility W earilw d Musi to at cur a«* a r . typ* ak aprn Madnai tnaw i ed ge h a lp lu l I ■ c t l l t n l BanafkH C A U M IfR I RESTAURANT HELP WANTtD abana new b a n g ac b a r fa n d a r t . s a la d p r t a oyster b * r b ro ile r cooks ch e fs assistant, dishwashers b u t bays hostess and U r. cooks k * * * ronees and back ground taper le n t* requited Lunch and Own** ppubans aratiaht* Opening an ar to for* Jan I. ISM A p p i, *t G re gory * R e tfa u re n t and C a c k la lls . S a n la rp T e e n Square IU J S French A re Sanferd. FI Sal Ihru Thurs H A M fa EPM N * c a lls p la * M l RN A LPN - P ari hm * Apply Hiiiheven Hearth C ar* Canter m ts a e RN ORLPN Full pr part lim a I AM te JPM and JPM sp IIP M sniffs even ebie H e . per seal*' Com* ami >*** a mur of Our superior rated fa cility, what* vnevalir* m e a s u re s a r t b e in g Im plan anted by all lev**! of staff lo promote resSeretire h u rt In g C o n ta c t DCBARy MANOR »0 N Hwy I I A FJ D ebar, Ft tor an apprrt Mem thru Frl FAM to 1PM Ft* MM ECO SALES! S needed Full er pa rt lunat C v c *li*n t product' E spied ng m a rk * ) ) H igh c e m m ls ile n ba te' j Stewart or w G rills I l f J J ti er evening* JJS uga ★ WAR t HOUSEMAN Star! Imined 1* 1* 1, I C reel lent salary A benefits WORD PROCESSOR) ATS needs q u e tifitd word processors on the following Lotus H i Word Star. Word P erfect, D isplay W rit* A Wang Call today1 ★ ★ ★ ★ Sanford Herald IF YOU ARE NOT AN EARLY BIRD THIS JOB'S FOR YOU 10AM TO 7FM SHIFT INSPECTOR PACKERS L#k* M a r, manufacturing la c iilty has Immediate openings i f - Jnd A jrd vrutt Injection m elding inspector p e e le rs Apply at Florida Polymers. IF** Sand Pend R d . Lake M ary, Florida in JOIN THE SANFORD HERALD TEAM! AVAILABLE I I you ar# outgoing w llh a pleasant p h o t, voice, and anjay a busy otfKa. this pasi Hon Is lor rout Good typing A spalling skills . I I I help you earn a cem patitlve hourly .a g e PLUS COMMISSION! Book Seeping A sa lt* a b ility preferred W* otter benefits a n d a p le a s a n t w o rk in g environm ent! High aa rning 't po'enfial for q u a lif ie d f a l t m a r k a f Ing personnel Hours er* S » P M I OOPM. Monday ihru Friday. Saturdays 10 (CAM I OOPM Commission atfh guaranteed has* Apply In oar ton T t. SanSard Herald JM Narth F ranch A re Saalard. 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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>, December 09, 1988; <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/65096762ccd8afaea9ae170e1ae2e825.pdf 345a6f260f15a5cc4b851bccfe98e5ed PDF Text Text p>|piw qm jNU December* 8. 1988 ■-■*K g y > c :- rr t ■. . . >t■. THURSDAY .v 1 Sanford Herald SMI Year No 92 - Sanlord. Florida Gun control endorsed NEWS DIGEST Local council wants commission to adopt 3-day cooling-off period BRIEFS TV show draws 25,000 calls S E A T T L E - Trn* of thtaisands of caller* responded Wednesday night to a television Miecul on I hr Green K lvrr killer. Including w n ir viewer* wfwi i Minted lo Ik * the srrUl killer who ha* slain at lra*« 40 young women In Ihr five hour* following the timhdnni •»( “ Manhunt.” morr than 25.000 rail* w rrr placed to a special HOO numhrr glvrn al Ihr rod of ihr two hour allow alrrd nallonwldc and In Canada. Greet llrllaln and Australia Citizens uol only rrportrd |*w*lhlr Iran* on Ihr G rrrn Klvrr ra w hul rJso on a known *rrtal killer Irani Nrur York and on ikucn* of olhrr r r t m r * . _____________ ByB R AO CHU R CH Herald slat! wrll*r W IN T E R SPRINGS - Seminole Counlv Council of Local Government* voted 5-1 Wed nr v i a y night wllh three member* absent. lo (Million ihr courtly commission lo reconsider lmpo*lng a llore day waiting |>crlod helwern purr hose ol a hand gun and gaining possession of II. T h r la«i *r**ion ol Ih r *iair Irg l''.itu rr aulhorl/rrl local govrrnmrnl* lo pa** »uch an ordinance Seminole County commissioner* dr Iraird a motion m do*orarllrr thl* year Hank llardv. Longwood commltaloner. voted agalnal the motion Wednesday night Voting In lavor w r r r Sanford M ayor H n ty r Sm ith. Casselberry Mayor Owen Sheppard. Lakr Mary Commissioner Thoma* K Mahoney and Oviedo Council chairw oman Jane l>ce* Alraent from Ihe meeting were Altamonte Spring* Commissioner Lee Constant Inc, School Hoard Member Nancy Warren, and a reprr s rn ia llvr of ihe courtly commission The county's representative on ihr louncll ha* hern Hill Klrrhhofl. who did not run for re-election and i» no longer on the commission Commissioner* whl not appoint fit* replacement on the vcuniy council mini nr*t month. The resolution a*kmg ihe courtly In reconsider li* a< tlon on ihr three-day waning perltal will IkIdentical In one already pa**ct1 by ihe Altamontr Spring* Commission The l-ake Mary l om mission rrcrnllv relu*ed lo a*k the county to reconsider See Guns. Page 9A Changes in election date discussed From Unilad P ra tt l-'farnallonal raporf* INSIDE ■ y BRAD CH UR C H Herald »laH wilier iJNation Gorbachov cuts visit short N E W Y O K K — S o vie t Ira d rr M ikhail CforbarlM-v. In hi* llr*l speech lo Ihr Unllrd Nation*. Wednesday declared a undairmi iu p rrrrn i ru l In III* rountry'a !V million Mining armed total a nd a p a r tia l w i t h d r a w a l of soldier* and lank* faring N A TO lonr* In Eastern Europe "Today I ran re­ port lo you that ihr S o v lr l Union ha* takrn a derision lo r e d u r r II* armed form *,-' Gorbarhrv told Ihr U N tjenrral A a a r m h ly before meeting with I'resi d r ill R ragan and |» r e s l d e n l - e l e c l llro rg r llu*h Mikhail Gorbachav Hi.,ir* allrr llir armount rm riil. Sovlrl Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze *ald liorbachcv h r for*ret lo rul abort hi* N rw York vHIt and rriiirn lo Mom ow Thursday lo d im i emergency rarthquakr rrllrf in Sovlrl Armenia •m Pag* BA □ Sports English Estate* Elsmenlary tilth grader* Alie Helper* (tronll and Debra Ree»e try oul Ihe CB radio ol a Well* Fargo armored car Several different kind* ol A T I-A N T A - Oh lo la- old ami a liawlwll free agent Nolan Kyan. 41. thum-haII * .ill lime strikeout king. WrdnriMlay signed a one year. t l 5 million t mil rad lo pitch lor the Te*a* Kangrr* Th e contract con­ tain* an option lor a similarly priced yrar in liriai "Th l* t» protwhly one ol the grralr*! day* In Ihr hl*lory ol i he fra n c h is e s a id T r u e General Man ____ agrr Torn Grieve, who al 41) I* younger than Ihr pLiyrr he *lgnn1 Nolan Kyan I* arguably one ol the grralr*! pitcher* In ihr history '»• bate ball. So* P ig * 1B NBA SCORES .......96 .......94 5 * rr«m o n lo ....... Miami........... — •Mr**************** .....106 103 Philadelphia Denver SANFORD — Fmmrr Seminole County commission candlilalr Art Davl* wild Wednesday he plans lo drop hi* appeal ol Ihe Yankee l-ik r wastewater treatment plant disposal syslrm However, he said, he Intend* In t Itmrlv monitor the county * plan* to rontruct a dillerrni dl*|io*.il system lor Ihe plant They weren't planning In pul In Ihr KIIU [IN D E X HR Horoscope...... •jB Police............... ...... SA Television......... IH II ap Ii I........... ...... 4 A Weather............ ...... 2 A W orld................ Sunny and mild today T o d a y w i l l he mostly *unny wllh ihe lemprraiure* up In Ih e m id 70*. They'll drop Inlo Ihr 50* l o n l g h l a n d there's a good chance ul log short ly la-forr dawn. .(rapid . . Inlllirallon IvaslnslI.,Inilu f " D.IVt* thefirm! llrslIilai plaer. Davl** *anl "I haled lo *prnd I lie money, horh ih r county * and mine. In light them and Ih r) rr nol going lo do It Davl* wa* rrlrirtng lo lounly plan* lo di*|«**e of Ihr plant * Ireatrd einortil hv allowing II lo Bow overland through nearby wetland* hriw rrn Ihr planl and Ihe Si John* River The <nunty sought ihe Rill |termii h> usr Ih r ha*m* a* a backup In «a»e thr wetland* |M-rittll wa* delayed or nol granted by ihe stale Department of See Appeal. Page 5A Lake Sylvan project draws DCA reprimand •IILO Herald stall writer SANFORD - Ih r stale Depart­ ment ol Community Adair* Ilk A| ha* iMiilfctl Seminole County lhai II* decision lo allow 220 homes on a 334-acre *iir adjacent lo Lake S y lv a n docs nol meet * ia ir guideline* (or growth and pnHerlkm ol Ihr Wrklva River In a Idler received lid* week, commrttl* Iriim IK'A and Ihrrc olhrr agencies tuggrslrtl the |to*-»l hilily lhai ihe stale could iry lo overturn any lion-lug drnsllles ihr rommlMlon nilghl approve lhai would he grrairr I halt one unit per acre lit the rural west area* of Ihe •ouni) L o t Angeles Lekere.................. - .................... Phoenix— ----------- ------------- ------------------------------ 111 Saa Sport* truck* were al Ihe school Wednesday as pan ol a Truck Day career day program Many of the student* got Iheir first close up look al Ihe b«g rig* Davis to drop Yankee Lake appeal Herald stall writer Ryan signs with Rangers Atlanta Boston . 10-4 good buddy SANFORD cn*. commissioner» asked <Jlv Allorney William Colbert on Wednesday In tnvesilgalr how lire itimnilssfc>n ctsild change Ihe lime of yrar lhai d ly elerllon* are held, and change other rjo iw ti procedure* Meellng lo I etlllv I lit *dav * elrt lion results, commissioners di* t tisM-tl problem* wiih a Decemlier elrt linn Dl*< u**l<>n* alanil riltivlng Ihe elerllon lime have come up before. especially in year* when a national elect loo I* fieltl In No* ember Mayor Relive Sm lih *ald Ihr rouncll i* tmisidrrmg moving ihr t lly eletlltMt* In sometime In Ihe spring when they would nol con lliti wiih any other election She said Ihe period between the election and a run oil. If required. I* alw» loo short al two week* This year, a run till between Jame* Swrrllng III and lain Howell lur iltc Disirid I cuinmisafon *eai t* m Itedulrd lur D « 30 Mayor Smith vod nol only llu- llnu- of year |u*i lielore Chrtrtmss. rnskr* Ihe dale Inconvenient for many volrr*. hul two week* I* not enough lime lo have alMM-nlee I m IIo I* mailed and liavr them returned Iw-lorr Ihe election T h r Seminole Courtly Council of Governntenls has •• ht-tluletl a di* t n**»on III February on Ihr feasibili­ ty of holding all city election* In the county on ih r same day. The council I* made up ol rrp re Sec Election. Page SA On Aug 23. alter hearing more lhun a do/rn Lake Sylvan-area resident* speak against the pro­ posal. commissioners voted 4 I lo allow Mark Arnold and his lamlly lo develop Ihe 334 -ut re sllr Inlo a planned unii drvelopmenl IPUDI wllh 220 home* T h e Arnolds orlgl nally had asked lo build 354 homes on Ihe *lle. The stair *ald that numlM-r would Ik - loo lilgli Rrsldr-ils of Ih r arra said approv­ al of a higher density could lead lo a IIihmI of higher density drvelopmenl In their rural, low density arra They *atd ihe approval meant a change in more l i n n 20 year* ol St ml note County protection ol ihr one unll-per acre lifestyle Final approval ol Ihe pmjeti by commissioners w ill I k- considered It.. |S Ik-cattM- nearly <’»*» perreni ol ihr stir Is ell her In Lake Sylvan or In wetland*. Ihe land-use amendment would increase the density trout Ihr current one unit |»cr acre lo nearly See Project. Page BA Plans already in works for next Atlantis flight United Prase International l APE C A N A V ER A L - T h r shuttle Atlantis. Just hack Irnm a hu»h-hush military mission, will t arry Ihr B530 million Magellan Venus radar mapper Inloorhli on li* nest flight, a mission hailed Wednesday a* a crucial step In ih r exploration of the solar system. Set for launch April 28. 1‘JHU. Atlantis'* crew plans lo deploy Ihr Magellan probe In a prelimi­ nary orbit around Earth In-fore Imi In m! away for ignition of ihr spacecraft's two-stage '‘Internal np|>er slage" rocket inninr Alter a 1 5 -n to n lh cru ls r. Magellan will .trrlvr at Venus, slipping Inlo an elliptical orbit around ihr cloudy Itluncl In liegln u ii.it promises lo be an ext tilng new chapter In lltt- raplorailon of the solar svslrm Using *i High i " hnolog) radai syslrtn. Magellan will map more than 71) percent ol the cloudy planri's surface w-llh an unprrredenlrtl level oFdclull and clarity, iransnilllltig more littuge data See Atlantis. Pag* aA________ Mors shullls news. P igs 2A____ S*aMb* So* *!*•»** Swing yore partner Leah Parker, age 5. and Anthony Feran. ago 7. show oil some fancy mountain folk dance stops during Country and Wostern Day at Wokiva elementary both students aro In kindergarten SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAOE. Call 322-2011 I �■ B H M M n H H H B K M O IB S S N M tA — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, December 8. 1966 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA BRIEF Bambi murdered by sneak killer Unltsd Press Intamatlonal Lottery jackpot jumps to $28 mtttlon ■“J TA L L A H A S S E E — An "alarming" Increase In Lolto ticket sales Wednesday prompted Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul to boost this week's jackpot to an estimated $28 million. "A t noon today (Wednesday). Lotto sales were running 30 perrent higher than last w rrk." Paul said In announcing the increase from $26 million. "That's an alarming rate of incrraae so early In the week. "You might say." she added. "It’s pleasantly alarming." Fridays and Saturdays generally are the biggest ticket sales riays for the $ 1 I .olio tickets. T o win the jackpot, a player must pick all six numbers selected In a random drawing held each Saturday night The current Lotto Jackpot began three weeks ago at $7 million after the prize had been won five weeks In a row. Paul said there 1 s no way to predict the exact total of the Jackpot until an annuity Is purchased after a winner has stepped forward. In the past, the estimated prices have been lower than the final price totals Henderson denies collusion In bid protest TA L L A H A S S E E — State Transportation Secretary Kaye Henderson firmly denied Wednesday that a bid protest blocking $ 124 million In road projects was designed lo smooth his department's budget crunch. "T lw l b an asinine speculation and totally, totally without foundation, the most ridiculous thing I've ever read and l have read some ridiculous sjwculatlons." Henderson said. "We had 0124 million (In contracts) we w e r ready to let nnd wc badly wanted to let It,” he said. "This (protest! Is costly and It’s disruptive and It's a whole bunch of other bad things. M iy spcruiattui. ar yrrujcctlun lo the contrary Is totally 180 degrees out of phaae.” The state was to have unsealed bids Wednesday on the $124 million In projects. Including $95 million for Improvements to Interstate 95 In l>ade. Broward and Palm Beach counties. Friends pay tribute to deputy PENSACOLA — Nearly 1.500 people — many of them tn uniform — turned out Wednesday lo pay tribute lo an Escambia County deputy who was killed four days .-arller when he waa struck by a patrol car while selling up a roadblock. His flag-draped cusket carried by alx uniformed deputies. Don Cook. 37. was burled at Bayvlew Memorial Park Cemetery overlooking Escambia Bay while fellow officers fired off a 2 1 -gun salute. Law enforcement officers representing more than 50 agencies from as far sway as Miami, allrnded the funeral services at Olive Baptist Church. Cook, who had been with the Escambia County Sheriffs Department since 1983. was eulogized as a man of character who cared more about others than he did about himself. Sisters reunited after more than 30 years FORT W A LTO N BEACH - Sisters who Iasi saw each other when one of them fled lo the free world from communist Easi Germany more than 30 years ago spent their first full day together Wednesday. Wallraud Dodge of Fort Walton Beach and Annrmarlc Konrad of Hausneindorf. East Germany, were reunited Tuesday aflernoan at a northwest Florida airport. When they saw ear bother they embraced and cried. "You really have to keep the tears down after such a tong time." Konrad said The sisters were separated In 1955 whrn Dodge slipped from East Germany to West Germany before the Berlin Wall was built. She arrived In Fort Walton Beach In 1972, five yenia alter coming to the United Slates Dodge, who got married In 1978. said she did not expect lo see her sister until she became 62 because the East German government seldom lets citizens leave the country before they retire Martinez, leaders discuss prisons, budget TA L L A H A S S E E — Gov. Bob Martinez and the leaders of each legislative chamber sold Wednesday lltey heped In get through a tight budgrt year In 1989 without raising laxrs. despite prison overcrowding problems. Martinez. House Speaker Tom Gustafson and Senate President Bob Crawford discussed the budgrt. the prison .irobtrm and u p i . (jo.rm m rut during an Infor.aal i.ieetl: p their second since Crawford and Gustafson look ofllcr last month. The prison system became a red-hot Issue when Cltarlle Street allegedly killed two Metro-Dude police officers only a few days after his release front prison. Street, who was serving a 15-yrar sentence for attempted murder, was rrleasrd early under a program to reduce prison overcrowding. From United Press International reports LOTTERY The dally number Wednesday In Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 446 IUIPJ *11 >M) Today...locally dense fog tlfting by mid morning then becoming partly cloudy. High In mid to upper 70s. variable light wind. T o n ig h t...p a rtly clo u d y. Some dense fog likely. Low In upper 50s to lower 60s Light wind. Ftiday...variable cloudiness A slight chance of showers and ihunderstorms. High In tnld to "PIter 70s. Wind variable less than 10 kin brrt*nliig north 10 tn 15 kts during afternoon Rain chance 20 percent. Thursday. D ecem ber B. 1988 Vol 61. N o 92 Publitfwd Deriv itrnday, t*c»»1 Saturday by The U n t w d Herald Inc, WO N Fr*nch Av« , Sanlord Fl*. Hill. S*<end CUtl Poilag* Pout «t Sanlord. Florid* urn POSTMASTER S»nd oddroti chart,,! I* THE IANF0R0 HERALD. P.0 Bo* IU1. Sanlord. FL 11111 Homo Dollrory I M o n th ,. It* IS/ I M onIM. I lf 40r Y o o r.S lt 00 InStolo M*Mi 1 M onth, SIS H i * Month* t ll .M l Vtor. M t 00 Out ot Slo'o Mo": Thro* MonIM I)' Mr * Month, 1*0 H. Yo*r If# W tu n m loll The 6 -year-old. 150-pound buck wlih six-polnl antlers disappeared over the weekend from his pen at the Environmental Learning Laboratory, u nature center operated by the DrSotn County school systrm. Investigators said Tuesday the fence enclosing the half-acre pen was cut open Saturday or Sunday and SIa -----jf night Cl ■ - jJ wmorning mmmrm■*•*• trail of blood and some footprints for--------- showed the deer was dragged lo a vehicle walling on a road behind the center. "We flguied they shot hint with a bow and arrow because li didn't make any noise." said Bill Stanko. director of the renter and Bnmbl's keeper. The center Is less than a qunrlrr milr from u cluster of mobile homes and no one reportrd hearing gunshots in the quiet rural area about 10 miles west of Arcadin Stanko noted It Is hunting season and B am bi h ad been raised at th e c a n te r from a faw n and w a s so ta m e it w ould w alk to th e fe n c e and eat from hum an hands speculated someone found an easy way lo bag a buck. "It s prrtty sick." said Stanko, who has worked at the center since 1972 "Whnl I would say. I don't think you would waul lo p rin t" Stanko said Bambi had bren raised al the cenlrr from a lawn and was so lame It would walk lo the fence and eat from human hands He said about 8.000 school children from DeSoio. Hardee. Sarasota and Charlotte counties saw Bambi every year. He said the environmental classroom — a cluster of log buildings and nature exhibits at the end of a dusty, unpavrd road — is the only place in the area where children ran observr wild animals In a natural selling "Kids tha< were In kindergarten six years Martinez recommends 80 reforms at state school Unltsd Praia International TA L L A H A S S E E - Gov. Ilob Martinez said Wednesday he wanted sweeping reforms al the Florida School for Ihe freaf t.ittl Blind after an Investigation found widespread abuse and Injury of students at I be St Augustine facility. "It was much more than I had anticipated." Martinez said. "U s clear that dramatic changrs must occur, all the way from d e te rm in in g adm ission* lo services rendered." Martinez recommended more than 80 specific reforms at the school after receiving a De­ partment of Hratlh and Re­ habilitative Services report highly critical of the school's safety record. The report lound that the incidence of abuse or Injury' ol students with multiple handltap*. was It) times higher at thr school than at similar facilities Much of the report focused on Valll Hall, the residence hall for '’aniltrapped student* • rK rr 9-year-old Jennifer Driggers was fatally scalded In a shower two months ago The report warned, howrver. that "students are at risk of abuse In all FSDB residential facilities The 39 students at Valll Hall liad been treated for a combined 472 Injuries at the school clinic In the past three years, in­ vestigators found. Martinez said he expected the school s board of directors lo begin Implementing Ihe rrromended changes after II meets on Friday. The reforms Include placing the school under control of the Department of Education, plac­ in g V a lll H a ll u n d e r the s u p e rv is io n of an o utsid e agency, h a v in g the e ntire multl-handirapped residential program regularly inspected by HRS and freezing enrollment u n til a ll r -f o r m * are I m ­ plemented. Lawyers: Sheriff framed man in children’s deaths ARCADIA — A former police chief says c sheriff framed James Joseph Richardson 21 years ago in the poisoning of his seven stepchildren with an Insecticide used In the citrus groves where he worked, his attorneys said Wednesday. An affidavit u y form er Arcadia police chief Richard Barnard and the prosecutor's file clears Richardson. 52. ol any w ron g doing a n d Im ­ plicates former D r Soto County Sheriff Fra n k C lin e w ith framing Richardson to protect the real murderer, said at­ torneys Mark Lane and Ellis Rubin, "In the affidavit signed by Barnard on Dec. 3. 1988. the former chief of police states that Shertlf CUne protected Bessie Reese from an In­ ve stiga tion w h ic h w ould establish her guilt as the murderer." Rubin said- Rubin and Lane contend the p e r s o n w h o la e * d th e c h i l d r e n s * lu n c h w i t h parathlon. a nestlclde used m cltius groves. Oct. 25. 1967. was R eese, a next d oor neighbor who volunteered to feed the children while the Richardson's worked She was never called as a witness lit the trial, which wan moved to Fort Myers because of pre-trial publicity, they said Th e m urders thrust the smal. town 60 miles southeast of la m p s Into Ihe national spotlight, l-anc wrntr a hook about the Incident entitled "Arcadia ." Richardson was convicted and sentenced lo dir In the electric chair. He probably would have died if his sen­ tence had not been commuted lo life In prison when the Supreme Court outlawed the death penalty In 1972. Rubin said. Atlantis returns ‘clean,’ ready again in April Atlantis landed at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., at 6:38 p.m. ES T Tuesday to dose out a top sec i rt military mission that sources said pul a hlglMreh spy satelllte In orbit over Ihe Soviet "Hoot" Gibson, co-pllot Guy G a rd n e r. R ic h a rd ’ M ik e ” CAPE CANAVERAL The Mullanr. Jerry Ross and William Atlantis astronauts used the Shepherd. ship's robot Nrtn to Inspect "Th e one area that we're "significant'' hrul-shlrld damage probably going lo havr to do Ihe along the shuttles right side, Union. most evaluation on Is the tllr." Engineers at Edwards worked Nagel said apparently caused by debris hitting the ship during launch, Wednesday to preparr the shut­ Atlantis stifferrd numerous officials said Wednesday . tle for takeoff bun day on the dings and gouges to its heatB u t C o n r a d N a g e l, the back of a 747 transport Jet for a shield life system, with roost of engineer In churge of Atlantis's cross-country flight track to the ihe damage visible on the lower launch processing, said a quirk Kennedy Space Center. The right side of the sh uttle's Inspection of Ihe orbiter after Its ship's next flight Is scheduled for fuselage, perfect touchdown Tuesday In April 28. 198*1. "What jurre 'broking ■* wr California showed no male, Because Atlantis a mission had some kind of damage in problems and that the spaceship was classified secret, no delalls launch or early In the ascent." should lie ready on lime for Its about w hat the crew did In orbit Nagel said. "We had taken a look next mission In April. were released by NASA during o l It on o r b i t w i t h o u r "We had very lew anomalies ihe flight, but Nagel said Ihe five (mechanical) arm and we knew tn flight und most of the pro­ aslronauts did not rncounler Dial we did have some damage blems were of no significance to any major problems. We did nol know Die extent ol He s a id a c r e w c a b i n the mission." Nagel said by (he diunage. I don't think, but telephone from Edwards. "The evaporator ayalem m alfunc­ we did get a look-see al It." ship eaine back real clean Whal tioned In orbit, causing water to Between 125 and 175 of Ihe wc ought to have Is a minimal collect In an equipment bay. but custom made tiles probably will turnaround as far as most of the Ihe trouble was tlxcd "by the hove lo be scrapped before problems on Ihe ship." crew" — rm m nanrirr Robert Atlantis'* next flight, compared United Prass International to between 50 and IOO tiles replaced a lte r D isco ve ry's la u n ch on Ihe first p o stChallenger mission In Sep­ tember. "Without gening up dose to Ihe whip. II ap|M-urx In he w n iv than II Is In a number of arras. Nagel said. "It's significant, but It Isn't something Dial’s ol a major concern now. What we've got to do Is go understand why wr have this damage and m a k e sure 11 doesn't hap|ien again " Se rral dozen o,' tie black Hies on Ihe shuttle's right sldr and Ixjly showed signs of extensive pitting und damage, and at least one targe tile on the belly of the » p’a c r c- r a 11 , w as m is s in g ullogrther During rr-eniry. ihe black Dies on the shuttle's belly are sub­ jected to temperatures as high as 2.300 degrees — twice what It lake* to melt steel. There were, however, no apparent signs ol heat damage THE WEATHER LOCAL FO R ECAST L<Straight Play (numbers In exact order) $250 on a SOccnl bcl, $500 on It. L Bo* 3 (numbers In any order) $80 lor a 50-cent bel, $ 160 on $1. L Bo i 6 (numbers In any ordor): $40 lor a 50 cent bet. $80 on $t □ Straight Bo* 3 $330 In order drawn. $80 in any older on a $1 bel, C Straight Bo* 6 $290 In order drawn. $40 II picked In combina­ tion on SI bet. ARCADIA — I Iambi V Is missing and presumed dead, a probable victim of n poacher using a bow und arrow. ago saw this thing ns It was raised." he said "It 's like losing a pel In your family." Stanko said this Is the second lime someone has sneaked Into the rentrr anil taken a deer. He said the cage of Bambi IV wus cut often three years ago. but said It was not known If that deer tan away or was killed In addition, two alligators and a wild hog have been killed at the cenlrr In the past vear. he said. "If I was to get a suspert. 1 would arrest him for grand theft*" said LI. Rk'k White, chief of the criminal Investigative division ol the sheriffs department. White said other charges could Include armed trrsposslng. destruction of property and burglary, and a spokesman for the stair Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission said Itersuse the animal had been bom In the wild. Ihe poacher could face hunting law violations. Stanko said he will try lo turn the tragedy Into a lesson lo children vlslitng Hip renter "W e try to show them when an animal is in a rage, how It should be treated." he said "T h is glvrs them a little bit of Insight Into Crt»cliy to animals.** F L O R ID A T E M P S M IA M I IU P II — r lor id , I , hour tompof* l u r n t n d r t M t l l i ' l i m E O Tio d a , City Hi L » R*ln Apalachicola *t SI 0 00 C ro ttvir* H u t * Daytona B*ach It U #40 r or I Leude-cUr* It U (R FortM y*r« II « ' #M Gemoovtll* ) l *1 0 00 Jocktonvlllo 1* *1 0 00 K tyW o tt I t 00 # tr Lakeland It #1 000 Miami 01 ** O n Orlando O S OK P*mecole I I to 0 n Sarasota Brtdtnton 14 M O W Tellehaivee U al 0 00 Tampa If R 900 Vero Booth 00 I I 0W W r,t Palm Btech » II OK N A T IO N A L TE M P S EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K 'y * --------------- W EDNESDAY P ty C ld y 7 2 -4 8 YHURSDAY S u n n y 8 4 -4 6 SATURDAY C lo u d y 8 2 -4 0 T ID E S M OON PHASES C F R ID A Y C le a r 7 1 - 8 2 F IR S T / ' ’’ " 'N F fU UIL L D ac 16 Da o 23 J B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach: Waves are maybe Mr font mid scnil g!a**y. Current Is to Die south with a water temperature of 67 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves nrr I frail and semi-glassy. Curront Is lo Ihe south, with a water temperature of 67 degrees Sun turret! factor: 14. F R ID A Y : SO LU N A R T A B L E : Min 7 00 ■a.in.. 9; 15 p,m.; MaJ- 2:20 a.m.. 4:55 p.m T ID E S : D a yton a Beach: highs. 2 12 a m .. 2:33 p.m*: lows. 8:33 ant . H 53 p m .; New S m y rn a Beacht highs. 217 a m , 2 38 p m.: lows. 8:38 a.m.. 8 58 p.m.: Sebastian In ­ let: highs. 2:16 a.m.* 2 29 p.m.: lows. 8:26 a m . 9:02 p m. B O A T IN Q St. Augustine to J u p ite r Inlet •Today...wind variable less Dian 10 kts becoming east 10 kin Dlls nflrmoon Scus building lo 2 lo 3 fl. Bay and Inland waters smooth becoming a light chop Ihls afternoon. Tonight...wind east lo southeast 5 to 10 kite Seas 1 lo 3 ft. Bay nnd Inland waters smooth to a light chop. A few showers north part. SUNDAY C ln n r 88-84 S T A T IS T IC S The high Irmperaturc In San­ ford Wednesday was 78 degrres and Dir overnight low was 58 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rain­ fall during the 24-hour period ending at H a tn. Today. The Irmprnilurc at H am . today was 65 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 58. us recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando Internal Iona) Alr|xirl. Other data: C Wednesday's high..............92 l Barometric pressure..30.22 C Relative h u m id ity..... 81 pet □ W inds..............EN E at 8 mph L' Rainfall........ ................... 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Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida — Thursday. December 8. 1938 — 8A Board considers reinstating deputy i ■ y S U S A N L O D IN Undercover operation nets five A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - C ity County Investigative Bureau amenta conducted an undercover operation and unrated aeveral people on dni|( r hargrs thla morning Leonard Alexander Grey. 32. 849 S. Wymore 43A. Altamonte Spring*. *** arrested at 12 08 a.in. this morning at North anil Jackson street*. Altamonte Spring*, for one count of |>nt*r**lon of crack cocaine Grey sold a 10 rent rock. $10 worth of rra rk cocaine, to an agent. He was transported to Seminole County Jail Also arrested at 2:34 a m on Dec. 7 was Arthur Lee Wilson, alias "Nooncy". 1238 Pine St.. Altamonte Springs, for one count of counterfeit controlled substance. He is held at Seminole County Jail on u $ 1.000 bond. Also arrested on Dec, 7 was Connie Floyd. 31. 1981 Cypress Ave. for one rount of attempted sale of a controlled substance, one rount of attempted purchase of cocaine and one count (KMutesslon of drug |>aruphrruu!ta. Floyd Is held at Seminole County Jail on a $ 1,000 bond. Mark Anthony Johnson. 21. 2950 Crawford Drive, was arrested end charged with attempted sale ot cocaine and Chrtsloper Redder. 17. was arrented for attempted sale of rrack cocaine and criminal conspiracy. Hr was taken to the Srmlnolr County Correctional Facility. Horald staff writer SANFOR D A Seminole County shcrtfTs appeal board Unlay was considering whether to reinstate a deputy who was tired In October alter a neighbor chargrd tli.n lie rafted her. The Seminole Stale Attorney had roncluded there was not enough evidence lo prosecute Dennis Dreggor* for sexuul bat­ tery. But during the Invrstlga(Ion In lo the Incid en t. In ­ vestigators said Dreggnrs appar­ ently lied during « polygraph lest T h e 2 7 -v c a r -o ld G e n e va woman, who accused Dreggor* of sexually harassing her for a year before she reported she was raped at Dreggor*' house Aug 10 . apparently was truthful during her lie detector test. Investigators reported. The five-member Seminole County Sheriff* Department Civil Service lloard was to hear Dreggor*' appeal today at the sheriffs department. The board may uphold Sheriff John folk's decision to lire Dreggor*. or II rould re instate the deputy. The hoard must determine If Polk had Just cause In fire Dreggor*. who lias been fired before and rehlred bv folk. Seminole C o u n ty sheriff * deputies and stale allorney's representative* Investigated the allegations against Dreggor*. 28. of 1810 Osceola Road. Geneva. They did not find physical evi­ dence to support (hr woman's allegations, hut the state at­ torney recommended to folk that he review Dreggor* status n* a deputy because of Informa­ tion revealed In the Investiga­ tion. The stale attorney said ihc allegations against Dreggor* holt down lo hi* word against the womans. Further complicating the case I* the woman's admissions tli.it she did willingly on one occasion have sexual contact with Dreggors. Investigators said She accused Dreggor* of touching her and making sexual advances and rrmarks on many occasions b e fo re she w a s s e x u a lly assaulted Dreggor* allegedly also made remarks about ar­ resting the woman and having her child taken front her Be rc|M>riedly lold her he would tell her husband that he iDrrggors) had a sexual relationship with her. Hr^ftHof*- a deputy for thrre years, was suspended Sept 9. with pay for 30 days Be was fired a month later. Man arrested after officer hit SANFORD — Iju r y Hanes. 3b. was arrested on Dec. 7 at 5:55 p m at me Seminole County Correctional Facility on one count battery of a law enforcement officer The officer reported that Hanet. struck him In the eye when h:? was removing Hanes on Dec. G lioin a holding cell Officer Willie Chandler suffrrrd a laceration on his right eyelid and abrasions on his right wrist and nose Man arrested for burglary SAKrOMi* — Saiuord pollc uesdjy charged and arrests! 18 year old Jason Wade llefTington. 551 E. Semornn Hlvd.. Fern Park, for the Dec. (I burglary of a Sanford home. IV>llce stopped llefllngion Tuesday m the area of Fifth Street and Pine Avenue, lie la charged with the theft of two cameras frum a home where he has tieen suspect In previous burglaries A bedroom window was brokrn when the burglar entered the house. Fisherm an’s body found OSTEEN - The body of the second flslterman who disap­ peared on l-ake George Nov 28 has been found He was found Dec 3. six (lavs after a boating accidem on l-ukr George The body of Jack K C'ctuller. 50. of Dstren. was spotted from a Florida Game. Fish and Water Commission helicopter one mile east of Juniper Creek In Lake George ai 8 45 a nt on Dec. 3 The body was taken to the Volusia County Medical Exam­ iner for an autopay. where the death was determined an ac­ cidental drowning Coalter was Iasi seen Nov. 28 with Stanton Baxter while tHNiltng on l-ake George, ac­ cording to Volusia C o u n ty Sheriff De|wrtmeni report* Itaxler's U hI v was found the morning of Nov 29. hours after the llshennen's 18-fool boa! was located Liquori commends Liquori on purse snatching arrest 'i ByS USA N LO O BN and SANDRA B O U C H A N IN E Herald staff writers A L T A M O N T E SPR IN G S Altamonte Springs Poller Chlrl Wiliam A Liquori will lie re­ ceiving a letter of commendation for spotting a *us|iert In a strong arm rubbery P o lic e s p o k e s m a n J e l f Hawkins said he and Liquori * officers fame up with the Idea to honor l.lquort and arr writing up lhe commendation for Liquori to present to himself Haw kins said l.lquort called In a re|»rt ol Iwo err* Involved in u •haae li>>m (?-«• Allamonlr Mall on Stair Road 43b al altool I I a.in Wednes­ day. Other officers stopped the lead ear. and arrested the driver. David Lee P ayne. 33. 927 W nudslde C i r c l e . A p t . F. Kissimmee, (or strong arm rob­ bery. Payne and Mary Fay Elklfis. 31. 2 lt i Sweat St.. Fullerton. Ca reputedly snat­ ched a purse In the mall (Miking lot According to poller. Elkins till Hartiani Rosailei of 1401 3 Palmetto St.. Daytona Beach In the face and tried to lake her purse A struggle ensued and Elkin* eventually grabbed the purse from Rosslter The victim told police the stolen purse rontalned SI00 In currency, an ap|Miintmcnt (took, her wullet and a liecper A witness. Marcus Blown. 35, ot Longwoud. ob­ served the Incident and chased the suspect's cur from the mall Brown was in pursuit of the robber when police )otned In the chase. Hawkins said Elkins was arrested for one count (,' -econddrgr «• strong unit robbery and ot.r count ol lliltd-degrer grand theft. She Is hi Id al Seminole County Jail on a SIO.(KX) iNind. Payne was charged with one count sec­ ond-degree strong arm robliery and one rount (bird degree grand Ihrfl. Payne Is also held at Ihc Jail on a $8,000 bond, according lo police reports The purse was recovered and re­ turned i o the victim, according lo |M>||ce. Longwood lights up again ATT, Sprint awarded during candle celebration Luminaries are brown pap'-r txig* containing sand arid illu­ minated by a candle thai is residents will light the candles beiween 5.30-6 p m. In front of a b o u t 125 h o m e s lit the neighborhood They will remain lighted until midnight The paper bag* have been donated by one of the grocery stores tn past years The event ts sponsored and paid for by the homeowners association. Young people Imm Columbus Harbour (III the pa|K-r hag* with sand und distribute the luminaries Th e re w ill be C h ris tm a s c a r o lin g t h r o u g h o u t ( h r neighborhood and the publlr ts Invited to visit and enjoy the lights and sounds of Christmas The homeowners association asks ti ” motorists v w * it*en»c caution by driving slowly. plat ed Into the sand. When III. the (tags radiate a subdued light It will lake about 10 people approximately four hours lo make Ihe luminaries All the Some of Ibr toad* which will be III up include Columbus C irc le . G ra n t S tre e t, and Is a b e llu , F e r d in a n d , and Granada streets. ■ y SANDRA B O U C H A N IN E Herald atatf writer______________ I.ONGWOOD 1 The city will Ik - aglow Sunday. Dec 18. when the Columbus I'urhour Homeowners Association celebrate* Its fourth annual "Light up the llartHHir" night On that night, about 3.000 f r ie n d s h ip c u n d l e i . or luminaries, will give off a festive g lo w a l o n g t h e s t r e e t s th ro u g h o u t the C o lu m b u s Hurbour community, according to Craig Hush, representative ol the homeowners association. They will Ik - placed Imm three to lour feet a(tart on each side of th e s t r e e t . H u s h s a y s . M O TO R HOME TR ANSM ISSIO N TR O U B LE?- Sunspots could affect military satellites United Prsss International SAN FRANCISCO - An expert Thursday p rrd lrtrd Immense solar explosions — nearly un­ matched In four centuries — will peak In lale 1989, disrupting some ro m rn u n Ica tln n * and threatening costly military satel­ lites. "All Indication* arc the cur­ rent Solar Cycle Number 22 will Ik- Ihc second largest — and maytx- even Ihc biggest — since Guillen's time, when scientists discovered I h r cycles." said Kenneth S c h a llrn . research astrophysicist al the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center In Grrrnbtll, Md. "It should I k - an exceptional lime," hr said In mi Inlrrvlrw. Every 11 years or so the sun's outer layers erupt In a hla/e ol turbulent m agnetic storms, rhurartrrt/rd by an Increase in sunspots and llcry explosions known us solar llurrs. The suns'* activity, rvrn at a distance of 93 million miles, ran disrupt global com m unications and power t r a n s m is s io n s . In f lu e n c e weather and endanger spare voyagers and satellite* e^gl • al _ * • THURSDAY • 1:03 a. m . — 2903 S. Sanford Ave., medical rail, woman. 7 1. Kural/Metro lruus|K(rtrd lo Central Florida Regional Hospital. • 4 50 p m. — 2450 Lanrrl Ave.. ovrrheullng problem, no fire. • 5 05 p m . — 85 Redding Gardens, medical call. man. 5 4 . I r a n s p o r Ie d b y Rurul/Mclro. system, which Is the la rg est p riva te tele co m munlrutlnns network tn the world. Acting GSA Administrator Richard Austin said A T A T would build 80 percent ol the new " F T S 2 0 0 0 " co m ­ m un ica tio n s syste m and Sprint would hr responsible for lire remainder "We ure extremely pleased with Ihe results ol this pro­ curement." Ausliu said In a statement "These Iwo networks, when fully Implemented In approx­ imately three years, will save the frdrral government an estimated 8700 million phone Unltad Praia International W ASHINGTON - The Gen crul Services Administration announced Wednesday II has awarded m ulllbllllon-dollar Irderal contracts to A T A T und US Sprint Communications to build a new digital phone system for the government. Together, the contracts arr worth iK-twren S3 billion and SIO billion, making them the largest government contract award rv rr made outside ihc military delrnsr and sparr programs T h e new " F T S 2 0 0 0 " system w ill replace the 15-yrar-old federal Intercity FROM BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA Chanteh Boutique HANDBAGS • A C C E S S O R IE S Coming To Heathrow D EC EM B ER 1st! HARRELL & BEVERLY . TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. ?5th Street ■s n r At Sanlord 322-8415 ?9 Vest* Sam* Location Family Owned WHIN IT COMES TO INSURANCE, ISU GIVESYOU MORE FORLESS. EMERGENCY CALLS • « : I 4 p m . - 950 M e llo n v lllr A v e .. a la rm malfunctioned, no fire. • 8:28 p .m . Behind Crooms School of Choice, gross (Ire. • 835 p.m. 1015 W. 10th S t ., m e d ic a l c a ll, wom an. 74, Rurul/M ctro trans|M>rted In Ccnlrut Florida Rrglonul Hospital • 7 50 p m — 12th Sirrct ami Huy Avenue, trauma call, woman. 32. nnl tran*|N>rtrd. federal phone contracts U n b e lie v a b le P ric e s ! L e ss than a n y o th e r s to re In th e a re a . • 1 1 y e a rs exp erience a n d tw o lo c atio n s In B e v e rly H ills , C a lifo rn ia . • S to p o u t a n d see u s fo r y o u r X M A S S h o p p in g ! • Mlbf MlipiMeally »wn<»M efwHH ISU/KARNS II U R A M C f 413 W. First St. A G IN C Y Ph. 322 5762 William H. "Bill” Wight C.P.C.U. President 120 International Perkway, S'j’te 10? Heathrow, Fla. 32746 in c . Sanford (4 0 7 ) 3 3 3 -3 2 1 8 �: « A — Sanford Hsrald. Sanford. Flortda — Tiuirsday. Dtcs-nbs/ %, IMS — ji • ' ~ *ti, « f ln A ll Sanford Herald IUSPS 4II-1M) 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Arra Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9993 Mfayna D. Doylr. Pvbltvhor Ronald W. Hot,*. Eieculivt Editor Mslvln Adklnt. Advrrtning Oiractar Home Delivery: 3 Months. *14 25:8 Month* *77 OO Yrar. S31.00 In Stair Mall 3 Month* >20 23. 6 Month*. >37 00. Yrar. >69 00 Out Of Stair Mall .1 Month* >21 84: b Month* >40 J«. tr*f >7h tX) EDITORIALS American security must be maintained A readily forrAcrablc crisis Is brewing w ithin the Defense Department budget a» President-elect Hush and the Democratic leader* of Congress begin to sliape ~ credible deficit-reduction pat kagt Given the cttTen l political mood In Washington, the evertightening squeeze on spending Is about to strangle the American military buildup of the 1980s. Unless tuc new presid en t ana lawmakers are extraordinarily prudent*, they’ will risk com promising the nation's secui ii>. Flight years of higher military oudays e rde r Ronald Reagan, coupled with the easing cf superpower tensions that has accompanied the rise of M ik h a il G o rb a c h e v , have l>ernuaded runny Americans tliat defense spending can now lie safely reduced. Conse­ quently. political support im >i firim u .^ Pentagon budget has all but vanished — even though Soviet arma spending continues to rise by about 3 prreent annually under the G orbachev regime. M r. Gorbachev's a n ­ nounced unilateral cuts In men and materiel In his speech to the United Nationa yesterday would still leave the Soviets vast superiority In conventional forces. President-elect Hush has proposed U n itin g ihe growth of the Defense IVpurtm cnt budget to 2 percent a year, adjusted for Inflation. (Th is falls below ihe North Atlantic Treaty Organization's commitment of 3 percent real growth annually ! Even If Mr. Hush's goal Is met. however, the Pentagon's live-year spending plan through llsral 1094 must be slashed by a staggering $300 billion. Tills Is likely, at the very least, to force the cancellation of m an y new weapon* systems. For example, among the choice*! U rgcts for cllm tuatlon Is the new Stealth bom ber w hich, if produced, would give the United States a decided advantage ovet Ibc Soviet U n io n In s tra te g ic ' aircraft and th u s s lg n tn c a n tly strengthen nuclear deterence. Hut the Air Force's program calls for 132 Stealth b o m ­ bers at a cos! of >70 billion. I*resent budget trem ls all but preclude com pletion of a program of this m agnitude. Yet this m uch is actually llic good news. Th e bad news Is dial, under the weight ol the deficit. Mr. Hush Is not llkrly to gel from Congress a 2 percent Increase In defense expenditures. Th e Democratic majorities In the Senate and House already have served n o tic e that i l l - P e n ta g o n , ra th e r t l .j n domestic programs, m ust trrur Ihe b ru nt ol the forthcoming spending cuts. A likely scenario Is that the Defense Department will have to settle for a stagnant budget, one that at brst keeps pace with Inflation but does not grow In real terms. If. as Is possible. Congress forces the Hush ad­ ministration to settle for something less than an adjustment for inflation, the consequences Id be I dire. " w o uld T h e m an Mr. Hush has chosen to be hls W hite House national-security adviser. H rrn t Scowwjofl. recently warned that If m ilitary .spending does not keep even w ith Inflation, --the Pentagon faces Ihe "p ro m p t cancellation i>f m a n y programs as well as substantial and im m e d ia te reductions In the size of the arm ed .forces and mujor degradations In readiness." T h e stu|>endous challenge for George Hush a n d the new Congress Is to m ake the Pentagon's budget conform to the em erging , fiscal reality fomented by the deficit — but to do so without undercutting A m e rica ’s nac tional security. Berry's World • >M« h Mt M /, -Z "Guess what! I'm on 'flextime.' Are you on Ilex time'?" BEJN W A T T E N B E R G Save the environm ent w ith o u t hype Aunther round if environmental conscious­ ness Mixing »-rm i- to be i >jkmi as. "Can Man Save Tins Fragile F.arth?" ask* the cover of the Nai'unal Geographic A B C -TV progiams -i whole wee* oo “ I he Poisoning uf America " l hr environmental Impn’se lt*etr |* noble Out llw last time it touched us. it polluted our dialogue and our pnllm* Wc wasted too much energy in a iqiasni of strril*- and screechy ling, r-polnttng. There an* grounds for hope that ih.s time we can do better. The beginning of "last time can probably be dated Iro n th - publication of Rachel Carson's environmental classic "Silent Spring" In 1902. That ent’itonmenla! era — both the <*ctlcn and reaction — e*n be said to have ended In 1083 with life forced resignation of Secretary ol the In'ertor Ja* n c Wan Soon alter ' Silent Spring." we were regaled with a steady diumbeat ol ecological doomsaying and exaggeration The GNP wa* deM-rtoed as the "Cross National Pollution." Paul Ehrlich announced that population growth wa* "malignant." Environmental activists staged a demons! rat ion whose centra! photo opportunity Involved the burying of a brand nrw automobtlr Alleged r \p,.-ts toU as :h -t trot tear power plants nihrh: mrSt down 2nd ilgyftate u* We werr told wc were running out of oil. We werr told that In an energy-short world Ihe problem was "(h r single-family home cthlr." Toxlr-wuslr ultra madr big news. And who ran forget lhose pitiful v*|iii|U r » l H with oil from a spill .n lb S a n ta B a rb a ra Channel? Pollution! It would kill us! Tlrere was very little* notice ol Ihe fart that during this lime adult life rspectanry was go­ ing up at the lt»*tr*t rale In the 2>7di ren tury. Scam — predictably — thrrr wa* a coun­ terattack. Shutting down a dam to save a snail dozir.-v iturvtng a car? Single laniiiy home? Can wc be really running rail of oil if there Is an all glut? some conservative* Soon — predictably were deac libtng -...log is;, as cm fitak* Wa t was sren lo be thr chief promulgator of the vlrw ITS TRUE YES. I AN___ _ OGGANiu* •cor* WV403E CUAW W CALLS 109 THE ELIMINATION OF HEAD THE PLO- ISRAEL. BLOWN UP CARS, BUSES, AND BUT DENYING ME A VISA TO AD0RE5S THE BUILDINGS. U fU TWIT WE HAVE HIJACKED PLANES AND CRUSE SWPS. SHOT INNOCENT TRAVELERS WHY. THAT COULD UNDERMINE THE PEACE PR0CE5S that environmentalists were hails Then Ihe environmentalists rallied Walt wa* dumped A standoff ensued. Comes now a new environmental moment Tw o ttrms serin to have heralded Its aniv.il Drat was i.je record breaking In* summer ol 1968. deemed by some lo br evidence ol "global warming." the "greenhousing" of the world II true. It Is a monumental problem. And second was the campaign statement by George Bush. I am an environmentalist " No rco-bashing in the Hush administration Question: Can we do better In Round Tw o than in Round One? That depends on Ihe answer to another question Is there a way In a frrr society to prevent environmental exaggeration? Is there a arlf-c-otreetlr.g stabilizer? Are w* doomed to do It all over again? Perhaps not T b » re Is one Ihlng different between Round Two and Round One. This We have seen wh.it happene ’ with uncheeked exaggeration in Round Or* . We have seen the pa*». and It didn't work well It didn't work w rll for environmentalist*. amt It didn't work wHI for erotushrr* This time, a* the Bible says. "I el us reason together." i c n m u a i M U i t N i i i r i i i i SUN JACK ANDERSON M arines stage ‘W itch hunt’ W ASHINGTON — A wllrh hunt at a Marine bontramp In South ("-atollna lots landed three women Marines in (all and liwred more than a dozen out of the service hreausr they were v.isnerted nf being lesbians The notniknisly ovrrzralou* Naval In vesllgatlvr Service lias stourrd the Parrt* Island recruit training drfini tor lesbian* and some women cay they liavr Iteeti wiongh hou'tdrd and huniiliatrd Admitting to bring , — ■ ■ . , a Iwxnoarxual Is not a crime Hut rngag trig In homosexual activity la grounds lor discharge from Ihe armed fortes ( ommltting an "In drtenl .,< I *o< li as sodomy h, a <rune in some stale*, hut It Is rare ih.it ctm srnllng adults go to Jail for Ih r crime in civilian life DAVID S. BRODER M itchell is a class leader whose good Judgment 1 would not tie in thr W A SH IN G TO N - For a (tarty like Ihe Senate, and llavr Emery, without wltosr 1m <1 DemtN-rats-desperately hoping the voters will Judgment I might not get tostav thrrr " give them another look and another chancrThe ■'.en’ia'h of that 1982 victory Is a the *eimtr.3 of G tc r^ - J. Mltclt-1’ is tlie nrw (Hilnical stoty which has brrom r a MiirltH. Senate Majority Cruder Is a sign of hope trademark. Alter hls p re vio u s (allures tie says, Unlike hls fellow New Englander. Mtaliacl S winning thr Senate seal was obviously some Dukakis. who displayed in hls prrsldentul thing to savor. Hut the brst part <4 It was Ihr campaign many of the same failing* which led impact inside tils family, lie had hern to hls political undoing in M4*aactiu*eti* ten o vrra h a d n w e d for years rarllrr. Ihe *enator from Mdlne clearly years by tfie renown iuu teamed I hr lesson* of defeat. id hls two basket in understand why. a hit of history Is b a l l - s t a r o ld e r helpful Ten years ago this month. Mi'rhell brothers, especially was languishing In obscurity as thr U S J o h n n y , a h ig h attorney In Maine, a patronage plum he owrd school and college lo hls former boss and longtime political phrooni. who ribbed (M ir o n , then Sen Edmund S. Muskir lie was yo u n g G r o rg r Ina fellow who had helped manage Muskir'* rrsaantly for bis In­ sl'de tntm lavnrltr lo also--an U t lh«- 1972 a b i l i t y lo h it a Democratic nomination; bad failed in hls own J u m p e r. T h e day bid (or thr chairmanship fo the Democratic alter Ihr 1982 elec­ national Committee In early 1973; and had tion. thr pa|irr* car­ blown what looked like a golden opportunity to C w In n ln Q the ried a p lc tu r r of win the Maine governorship by losing lo u S e n a te seal Mltrlirll celebrating max crick Independent In 1974 was obviously with an "unidentified Mltrlirll grew up In Watrrvlllr. thr son of an m an" at hls side. It something lo Irish-Lebanese Janitor and a la-banrsr textile was. ol course. Dig savor ■ worker mother Muskir practiced law In ihr Brother John t__________ (own and knows him as well us unyonr. In the Mitchell tells Ihr gubernatorial i atnpulgn Muskir says. Mitt hell story at home as a way of showing that he's was "very Inlrnse. overly serious, and rurrly not forgollrn who he Is And III* success In exhibited hls natural sense of humor Hr saying that hr would not hog the limelight was learned a lot about (Millties In that iani|Mlgn one of the rraaon* that younger senators Hr retain* hi* strong rtmi|irtitlvrnrs*. he's rallied lo hls cause In Ihe three w ay conlrst for sure-footed and competent, hut he's much n majority leadership, while oilier senators looser, and he has become a comfortable with far morr seniority did not leel threatened presence both in person and on television. He makes people (rr! at rase." • by lit* rapid rise. Hut make no mistake: Mllehrll will lie thr The rhange began to sIkiw- tn the Eighties, a Senate Majority Leader and. as such, probably drradr of Inistratlon lor most Democrats, the most visible Democrat In thr land Mnttl a when everything has fallen Into place for nrw presidential nominee is clxtsen. h r will lie Mitchell. In I9HO. Muskir created a Senate Ihr nnr most often seen dealing with anil Vacancy hv leaving lo brrom r Secretary of responding to thr Hush administration. Stale. He pressed Maine Gov. Joseph lirrnnan Mitchell Is a workaholic w ith a few IDl to appoint Mllehrll-by then a Federal diversions outside hls (xilldrul life Though hls Judge-to thr seat, even though Mllehrll and language is far morr direct and hls style much lirrnnan had clashed for the guliernalorl.il less mnnncrrd (ban Ihol of retiring Majority nomination six years earlier. la-adrr Hubert C. Ilyrd of West Virginia. Ills In 1982. few rxprrtcd Mitchell, with Ills devotion to the Senate Is no less Inlrnse. suspect political talenti.. to hold the (tost Ilrrl Bernhard, a Washington lawyer, who against the challenge of Rep. David F. Emery has known Mitchell since Ids early days on the (HI. who had represented half ol Maine's volrrs Muskir staff, says: "As a former trial lawyer, In the M o u s e for six years. Hut Emery made prosecutor and Judge, he Is different from most almost every mistake to the latok In squan­ (Mlltlclans. He uses stuff people for sup|Miri. dering an rarlv 3G-polnt lr.ul and. as Emery hut hr knows h r has thr responsibility irm arhrd the other day. "rather late In life. l>crannally for acquitting hltnsrll w rll H r Is Grorgr drvrlo|terl a su|trrh political sensedemanding .dw»ut knowing iiw- factual I m s Is unfoiinnately lor m r." bullrrsaing a position and the |>o1lcy ImplltuI remember seeing Mitchell at a Democratic flnn* of taking It. hr has a long attention *|>an picnic in Cumberland. Mr., that summer of lie Is an extraordinary listener. H r questions 1982. He came off thr tennis court looking people very well. And hr bus a clear scum - of anything but starchy or Judicial and told the right and wrung." crowd with a broad smile. "I want in pay (Cl IH*. p«,l Wrll#,* Or#vp trlbinc to two men-G ov. .Joe lirrnnan. without f i v e never The Marines a|i p u r r n t l y tak e it seen so many seriously A Maitnr casos brought s(Mikrsuian told us that are so that siticr homosex­ flimsy and o* uality violates De­ aggerated J fense Departm ent |Millcy, Ihe Marines have a duty In enforce dial policy Hut Ihr wntuen involved say thr Naval Investigative !' *rvtce , airled out that duly with gusto - conducting U u sh tr.L-rrnga thins, acting on hrarsay and hyping chargr* lo llw criminal level *<» women were Jailed instead ol simply discharged The lesbian him. Iirgan a* a small projn I, but It took off when a stall sergeant w ho wa* under tnvrsiigallon hrrsell was (>rrsuaded lo name other Marines who she ttioiiglil might I m - lesbians She came up with morr than 40 names As a result, women say their careers havr hern mined T h rrr of them are In Jail Other* resigned rather than buck the system Our assTM iatr Jim Lynch Interviewed the women and their altnntcya Herr are some examples — A Marine petty officer i lalms she was interrogated Ihr eight hours abnul her alleged sexual irlallons with another officer. Naval Investigators Increased the pressure by In­ viting her estranged bustsiiiil to observe thr Interrogation The woman says Hie In vrstigalors threatened her with the loss of custody of her (>monlh-old child II she didn't cooperate, but thr Naval Investigative Service denies Ihai. They had lo drop (heir invrsiig.r don because no one read dir woman her rights before die Interrogation — CpI. Hat tiara liauiti was court -martialed for commuting sexual acts with a frntalr .Marine She was sentenced to a year III Jail, but her lawyer claims she wa* promised clemency by die prosecutor tf she coo(M-rutrd with Investigators Hautn t,-stilled lor 14 hours and thru a mlliiary Judge recom­ mended dial her clemency Im- denied The Marines say no promises were made ILium writ! tn Jail for almost six months, and then wa* granted clemency. — Two women were druiotrd alter they testlllrd as character witnesses lor another woman A Marine spokesman said the women were "reassigned." not demoted. One women told its Ilia! decision sent n chill through Parris Island, "|M-nplc were afraid in talk tn each other." she said. — Stuff Sgl Antoinette Doyle says she was suspended from her duties as a mlliiary (Millirwoutun without explanation last July uud was given a desk Job. Tw o month* later, she was told she was being Investigated for alleged hnuiosrxuul activities, laist month die case was drop|M-d when Doyle opted for an lumorahlr discharge. Evrti though Doylr suys she Is Innocent, her reputation has been tarnished. "It doesn't matter whether It's trotor not There's always going to Im- a question tn people's minds." she told us. i f J a l Ii AitdtfM fi i s d Jattpft V fM f C c p y r ^ M IH 4 Un.t#d V • « » « » lf f * «C « »«. Inc �Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida — Thursday, December S. 1984 — 9A FINANCIAL • A ' \ Market moderate, prices dip Uuited Preea Inlernallonal NEW YORK — Price* opened lower Thurs­ day In mtHlrralr trading of New Yi»rk Slock Exi hangr Issue* The Dow .Jones ludustrl.il average. whl< h rose -t 27 Wednesday. was nil 9.61 In 2144 02 ahortly after ihe market opened I let lines led advance* 637-151 among the 1.231 Issues t russing the New York Stork Exchange lajx- Early turnover amounted tn alxml 7.251.(XX) shares Storks (Hiited only slight gain* at the close of the New York Stork Exchange W rdm sday In mode ran traduiK after Investor* eased Ihrlr enthusiasm alrout the announced cutback In Soviet military troop levels In his sperrh to the U N. General Assemhly Wi dne-trlay. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev said Soviet troop levels would be rut by 500.000 men over the next two years. The troop cut* would be accompanied by cut* In lank division* and other conventional weapon* In Eastern Europe and along the Soviet■('hlna bonier. Stock ruaiket analyst* said Investor* had lieen speculating on whether Gorbachev would announce the rut tuck* aftrr Dutch media rr jHiris Tuesday said Gorbachev planned to offer a redurlton In conventional force* while In New York. Dollar slightly higher; gold, silver open mixed United Praaa International The uollar moved slightlv hlghrr Thursday In moderate trading on most foreign cur­ rency market* a* excltem-nt wore oil nvrr the likelihood of a significant improvement In the U S trade deficit us a result ol major Soviet arm* reductions Child was mostly lower In earlier trading In Tokyo. lh ? d w llrr. — M rh fell to post-war lows against (hr Jap anese yen rather this month, continued to gau; ground in h«-avy trading, spurred by the Soviet announcement of cut­ b a ck s in m ilit a r y tro o p *trerun h The dnil.ii i lo*rd at 123 02 yrn. up 0 50 from Wednes­ day's ehise of 122 13 yc*t. Thursday was the fourth straight day the dollar has risen against the yen Trader* noted, however, that Ihe Ifink of Japan intervened when the dollar dipped to 122 t>0 yen. buying about •MX) nillllou from broker* Tra d er* »ald tile dollar opened strong following the announcement to New York by S o v i e t le a d e r M i k h a i l Gorbachev ol cut* In the Soviet troop ntze Hut they *atd rurphoru over the announcemerit waned later tn the day In Europe, the dollar began the day A g ric u ltu re s u b s id ie s talks resu m e United Prat* International M O N T R E A L - U S and Euro|iean l (immunity official* giap|4<-d today uvir a proposal tr cliinlnatr agrtcupurr sub stdlrs us tui|ies laded lor Ml accord lielore thr close of Inirrnattcina) talks on trade practice* The U S backed proposal to Iran subsidies |* une ol 15 trade related Issue* being ne­ gotiated by a 2 3-country committee holding talk* in Montreal as part of the meet Ing of signatories of the Grner al Agrremriit of Tarrtlf* and 1 rode. . The nrgotiaintg committer which Im lodes srnmi official* from thr United Stales and Eurofirari Community worked through most of the night to nettle ihe Urni-trade issue and resumed negotiation* al 7 a tn after breaking oil briefly T h e t w o * ld e * w e r e deadlocked on whether farm subsidies should tie elimi­ nated. a* the United State* has pro|iosrd. or merely curltrd. a ( H i s i l l o n (aimed by tire 12 rnrmtier nations of the EC. or Common Matkri. officialssaid U.S Deputy Trade Keprrsen tali vr Michael Samuel* said neguilaiunis were conti­ nuing despite t tie apparent lack ol progress D o w Jones Dow Jones Average* IO O O a m . 30 Indus 2145 45 oil 8 |H 20 Trans 943 91 off 4 07 15 Utils IH5 22 oil 0 65 65 Stock 613 77 oil 3 19 Local Interest These quotation* provided by members of the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative Inter dealer prices a* of m id-m orning today. Interd e a le r m a rk e ts ch a n g e throughout thr day. f'rfcra do not ln~lud~ retail markup or rnarkuuwti. Bid Ask American Pioneer 3'A 4 Barnett Bank 32V* 32 H 2CK* 20V. First Union 31 H 31 (V FPAL Fla Progrrsa 34'* 341* 43'* 4j HCA Hughe* supply 17*; 17^» I7t* 21 N Morrison's 55'* NCR Corp 54 \ 39M Plrsary :k » Scotty'* Ilk IIW Soul hr a*l Bank 22 W 23 20 W 21 tS SunTrust Wall Disney 65i* 64 K Westlnghouse 52 V* 52H I7 U I7 H Brunswick HBJ UW 9H 1HV* IH H Fla National Winn Dixie 44H 44 (V SOW 30W Emerson.... . Gold And Silver NEW YORK - Foreign and domestic goltl A silver price* quotrd In dollar* prr troy ounce Thursday Gold London I T ry km* close 423 75 ofl 3 50 Morning fixing 423 30 oil O 45 I long Kong 423 50 off 2 00 New York Comex spot gold open 423.9C) up 1.10 Cotnrx spot silver open fl 165 up 0 025 (L o u d o n m orning fixing change Is liasrd on the prrvkitr* day's closing price.) Project---------Continued from Page IA two units per at tr Several state officials. In a lettrr ihe county received this wrek. said that was a wrong d e c is io n C r it ic is m * were alrnmrd at the rotinty from DCA. the t)e|Mrl'nvnt of Natura. Resource* and the Dc|>artmrnt of Environmental Regulation, which ircotnntcndrd dental ol the land use change request ‘ It has.,.been determined that the Mark Arnold land use amendment would tie contrary to th r requirement* ul thr Wrklvo River lYotectlon Act," wrote Paul Hradsiiaw. director ul Ihe IX ’A division of resource planning and management IR E N E C. D A N IE LS Irene (' Daniels. 75. 41 E. T h in ) Court. ChulUOta. died Tuesday ul her residence. Ikon Aug. 1, 1903 In Jersey City, N .J., she moved to Chultiola from Wuldwirk. N .J.. in I960. She was a home-maker and a Catholic. Stic was a mrnitirr of the laidy Foresters of America Survtvorn Include daughlrr. Nunn. Chuhiotu. niece, Doris Ryuft. W a ld w lck : nephew*. William Dairy. W'uldwick, Richanl, Albany, N.Y. G uy (Hack Funeral Home. Wittier Park, tn charge of ar­ rangement*. A L T O EENN Alto Fentl, 75. 950 Mellnnvlllr Ave , Sanford, died Wednesday at lilllhavrn Health Care Center. Horn June 10. 1913 tn Clio. Ala . he moved to Sanford from Or­ lando In I9H7. He was a farm worker and a member ol Pine llo|x Missionary llupilst Church. Alabama Survivors Include daughters. Katie Mae Harrington. Sarah Hlackmnn. lanilae. all ol Sanlord. Wllhr Jewel Fryer, Margaret. Ixith of Ozark, Ala.; brother, H ow a rd , Clin; sister. Katie Rivers. Dothnn. Ala.: 10 grand­ children; one great-grandchild Wllson-Elchellw-rger Mortuary. Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. E A R T H A ANN T A Y L O R Eartha Ann Taylor. 71. 1700 Strickland Ave.. Sanford died ‘Were this umrndmrnt to tie allowed. it would lie a violation ol the mandate that Ihe rural character of tlx- WYklva River Protection Area tie protected, and that drvrlo|Niirnt that is not low density rrsklrnltal In nature tie prohibited." Bradshaw con i lu d rj Tlte Wrklva River Protection Act. which defined Ihe protec­ tion arc**, was |iu*srd by ihe Legislature this year to answer concerns alxiut tile preservation of ihe nver which run* through Orange and Seminole Counties The law establishes strict devel­ opment guidelines near the river and protection ol animals and vrgetallon associated with the WYklva Scmtnolr i nuim olliri.il* w rrr cautkruhly uptimlstlc. Because the proposed devel­ opment t* closer tn the Interstair 4 corridor, planned for more dense u»es, they say they ran convince the state thr Arnold development tsar-rptabl? "The project Is wV> mile* from Ihe river," said Jim Bible, depu­ ty county administrator. "It's rinser to 1-4 than It I* the river, I think If we send them additional information. It will pass.” Bible said beta use the Wrklva River law Is new. the state may tx- trying to review land use change* in the protection area with stricter scrutiny now Ilian It will aflrr the law has been In eflect fora while. Sunday at her residence. She 15 grandehlldrrti. was horn June 29, 1917 In Wilton'Elchclbergcr Mortuary. Wildwood She was a homemak­ Sanford, III charge of arrange, er and a member of Springfield merits Missionary liapttsl Church, Survivors Include ton. Darryl. Washington: daughter, Elbe Mar William*. Tampa, sister, Amy Turks. Wildwood • ■OWN D EA C O N RAYM OND r un*(4l t * f v i(t i tor D**con R*ym«n Wilson-Etchcllx-rgcr Mortuary. Brown. U 1101 W Uto Pise*. U n io n ) *So Sanford. In charge of arrange­ i s n n l • • ») U lw r (M i Will b* *tto II K i m ment* Utwill*, at Naw Ml Catr*r, W iu ta ia r, Baplltl Church. 110* W Ul* I I . wilt, Patio* L e R O Y S TE V E N S M ITH Bettor J Piara* •Hunting intormanl to LeHoy Slevru Smith. 02. 095 toltow al RttUawn C r s l x , F ia t o t <na* call Frida, trom ) I p m at t*a Chapal W Clough Avr.. Lake Helen, Wilton Exhalba*oa* Mortuary. Vantord. Ml riled Monday al West Volusia (ha* pa el arrangement! Memorial Hospital. DrLaud. Horn Dec 22. 1925 in 0 «icen. he HAWK INI. E T T A moved lo Lake Hi-lcu In J94H Fwnatal tervlcet tor Mrv Etta H in t Ini N . el Tltwtrilto who pattad ana* thvrtdar ty ol for Florida Power and Light, a will he held I p m Valiede* al (he Beimahem flapliit Church H I U*»en i l . Tihn»ilie with former commlaaloncr and fire Ratio* Dlvellia Croomi otllclaling Into* chief In take Helen, a former m tn l le follow at Oakridpe Cam eltrp. e m p lo y e e of t h r D r L u n d Tltuvrill* Frlandt ma* call Fruity Irem ) I p m al Ihe Chapel Wilton Eicheiberger Chamber of Commerce and the Mortuary. Sanlord In chtrg* or errenQe Florida Hank ol DrLand He was a mrmtrrr of SI. Parti Missionary Itaptlst Church, l-.ike Helen and SERMONS. C H A R LIE a Navy veteran of World War II Funeral terylcet Ur Chorda irim o n r »|, He was a member of the Spring who patted away Salieday will be held 4 p m Monday al CKhelberper Memorial Chapel. Hill Masortle Ixalge Nit 05 ami a IUO Pino Are . Sanlord. with Eldar Leonard former coach for the Babe Ruth J Wilton olflclalln* Friendt may call Sunday Horn a | p m al tht Chapel Base hall League. Wilaon Elrhelberper Mortuary Sanlord in Survivor* Include wire, Mary >h trgt ot arrandemonh Rutli. Min*. LcKoy Jr., Nathaniel Sr . bulb ol Hamilton. Vn,, Earnest Sr.. Gainesville, Keith. SMITH. LaROY S TE V E N tarvlcot tor LaRoy Stouan Smith. Lake Helen; daiighlrr*, Marilyn U .Funtrei el l a i r Helen who potted oway Monday Mile*. Delores, both of take will be held II noon Sunday al St Paul Helen, Nadine Dukes. Daytona Mitttoneyy Raptitl Ch.rh, J a rt ton S t . Lake Helen with Pallor John Mr Mi IIon officiating I lc n c h ; b r o t h e r . E a rn e s t Informant to follow In Oiteen Cemetery Robinson. Lake Helen; sister. Wilton Elche'berger Mortuary Sanlord. In Jnlmnle M Bradley. take Helen: charge « ' orrongomanH FUNERALS Group knocks Reagan on First Amendment record group In It* 12H-|Mgr report. People lor the American Way docu­ mented more than 225 rases of what It railed “ administration abrogation of First Amendment p r in c ip le s ." T h e g ro u p ch a lle n g e d P re sid e n t-e le ct Grorge Hush "to mot out those U n llM Prana International WASHING I ON — The Reagan administration‘ b right years tn [tower were mark* d by u "bla­ tant disregard" for the constitu­ tional rights of Americans, said a report released Thursday by a F'lrst A m e n d m e n t lobbying |xillctrs and rrstorr the respect for the First Amendment thut has been woefully lac king under Ronald Reagan." "Ta k rn In sum the Reagan record displays an unprecedent­ ed willingness to undermine the First Amendment." said Arthur Kropp Guns require mrdiatlon in a pro­ j si rt i* ipat Ion In the Lake Mary fessional Mir dial of acceptable to Boulevard Gateway concept both parties Mediation would lie Dees said she doesn't think It advisory and not binding, and would tie dillli tilt to get a basic the r o il would be divided itnllorm ordinance adopted by equally between the disputing all governments In the county [xir ties The cmmrll decided In discuss In Frbmary tlx- [xisslhllity ol The proposal will lx- given to having all city elections on ihr the Longwnod city attorney for vu iir day. on the suggestion ol (trailing into u proposed In- Mahonry. The m um il will invite let Irx al agreement Longwcxxl s Sm dra Guard, county commis­ city attorney waa chosen lor the sioner t*( elections, to the tneeitask because he is on retain* r to Ing thr city of Longwix*d, so iInMembers said there may lie work will mu cost the county sum. advantage* lo having all council anvthlng city elec lions held on the samr T h r council also decided to day. such a* focusing aitenllun consider recommending a un­ mi city Issues during the cam [kilgn (teruxl iform sign ordinance for all i Hi, Next month ihe council will and ihe county. Member* dr l ifted lo request Information ihr inert at the setxxil linartl ofl Ices county planning department has III Smford and will discuss Ihe on ordinances of the various school'* plan for redrawing elite* slute ihe cm iniy has middle and high school attrn gathered some ordinances In Its dance d 1st riels Continued from Page 1A Those favoring the request agrrrd the so-called rolmgoll period would lx- a deterrnl to crime* ol passion Orange anil Volusia already havr rn such a walling [x-ruxl T h r county commission has no obligation to bred thr re­ quest In another m ulrr. the <viun.il derided tn havr a pmjjosa. fra mediating dispute* between county governments ami city government* drown up In the form of an iniertrx'nl agreement lo present to thr county and all cities for [Mssagr Ih e ;>ro(»-..il wa* written by Smith, who Is rhalmtan of the icunty council, at the rrqursf of other m-inlx-r* The proposal Is to mrdtatr anv Issue fr*r wi'Kh Utrgr.x i seem* the only alternative- It would Atlantis---------Continued from Psge IA bark In Earth than all previous A m e ric a n p la n e ta ry space mission* combined “ This is really an excillng and important mission for planetary selenllsls." said Stephen Saun­ ders. Magellan project scientist at Ihe Jet Propulsion Laboratory In Pasadena. Call! . said a. a news <nnferrr..r We hope to collert a vast planrt wide data have of image data, altimetry data and gruvltydatu The Magellan probe, like other h i g h -p r i o r it y N A S A space mission*, was delayed by the I960 Challenger disaster. It's launch In April will mark thr llrsi In a srrtrs of ambitious flight* that will makr |9H9 life year ol *l>a< e tel-iter for NASA Other mission* on tap prxt year Include llie launch of tlic glamorous G a lile o probe to Jupiter and the $1.4 billion Htrbblr Space Telescope, an In­ strument so ixiwrrful Pioneer and Voyager-class pictures of the planet* can lx- takrn from Earth orbit Because of the relative posi­ tions ol V e n u s and Earth, Magellan must lx- launch'd be­ tween April 2H and May 27. Il the flight Is driayrd past thr "launch window.” NASA would not have another chance to send the craft on Us way until 1991, when Earth and Venus will oner again lx- In ihr proper |x>sUtcins A short four month flight lo Venus would be technically [xissiblr with a launch in Octolxi IPSO, bu* that shuttle launch slot is bonked for Ihr Galileo Jupiter prntxAs it ts. Magellan will follow a looping "type 4" trajectory that will first carry It to thr orbit of Venus and then hack oul to Earth's orbit before a final plunge toward Jhr inner solar system and a rendezvous with Venus. Because of the tight launch w in d o w . N A S A and M artin Marietta Carp., builder of the spacecraft, air under Intensepressure lo get Magellan nil ihe ground on ilnte So tar. the work ha* not been easy. T h r spaierrafl was damaged In Oetober when a technician plugged an electrical cable Inlo Hie wrong socket, creating a short circuit that destroyed an on-board battery. Engineers also have run Inlo problems with cracked solder Jotnls in elec trlcal components caused by « cleaning solvent Evrn so. official* said that as ol Wednesday. Magellan had 27 days of "contingency time" tn its pnx-essing schedule, including holidays and weekends, to han­ dle unexpected problems Saunders said Venus Is an Important area of study for planrfolnglsts because of It Is so similar to Earth "From a planrtologlcal point ol view, Venus and Earth are almost identical and If wc could liavr gone bark some 4 0 billion years ago when Ihr solar system was forming, we would have found that they were. In fact, nearly Identical." Saunders said. "They are really identical In almost every respect except for thr way ihe evolved So the thing we really want tn examine with Magellan I* when did this divergence In evolution take place and why did It take placr? "Since Venus Is so much like the Earth In size and cnmjxisltlon. It makes probably ihe tiesi planetary model in our solar system for understanding more about the processes that go on on the Earth and that's another very imjxirtant reason we're studying Venus," Appeal Continued from P«gc l A E n viro n m enial Regulation In Srptrmlx-r. Davis appealed the county's application lor a permit lo construct the 11 RIBs w hich would ulluw treated wastewater from Ihr plant to be further cleaned by soaking Inlo the ground, "scrubbing" the walrr. Davis said he wasn't con­ vinced the system would work, though the county planned tn build an underground collection system around the RIBs whirl) would collect tlx- scrubbed ef­ fluent. pl|x* tl lo nearby wetlands and allow II to flow overground — an additional sc rubbing pro­ cess — lo the St. Johns River. Davis frarrd In times ol high or low rain full. the treaterI rMlumi would flow over or under the pipe collection system surroun­ ding the RIBs and flow into Yankee Lake. Sulfur Creek and possibly the WYklva River. Davis had sought a "shut-off" clause In the permit The claiise wnulit require the county lo stop pumping treated wastewater into Ihr RIBs II test rrsults show stale-allowed pollution levels have lx*eu exceedc* for more thim a day. Deputy county administrator Jim Bible said such a clause is not realistic. "How do you shut a sewer plant nil?" Bible asked. "The water coining Into it doesn'* slop." But Davis said hr will seek a shut-oil clause lor the county's wrtlund* di»|x>s.il system, which was to lx- presented today In a meeting with Davis and represc-nlltlvc* of local environmental groups. "Fine Then they should have no problem with guaranteeing It by agreeing In shul the plant down II they go over the levels." Davis said he hopes to rn courage the county to add addi tion.it pollution control safe­ guards cm the plant to assure thr p o llu tio n le ve ls w o n 't be exceeded. BANKRUPTCY - •OMaju-txiiinzcuiB'Oi'MLii •tics coxrctObLMc «w law tun FRtE If CRISIS WON, SATURDAYS f S c o tc h G ys rtf i ROBERT H. PFLUEGER • IV ATTORNEY AT LAW WT* IN* CCv*Cas viuim tu . ocrtRiirim u ★ ★ 'S K A U a 7 :.. 339-2022 Sum ias in MstunD am Aftjmonte Springi i tfojcc ★ IS IT F O II YO U ? FEDERAL LAW MAY H ELP •m to u i niauaFioRNCFDm STEAM CARPET EEE2 * ♦ Election-------- * * Continued from I’sgc 1 A sruialivrs of all cities In ihr county, the county goveminent, and school board. Sanford commissioners also asked Colbert lo rejxirt on thr possibility of shorienlng ihe qualifying tlm r fur candidates. Present rules require a candidate for city office to qualify 90 before the election. Commissioner* agreed dial a shorter lime, meaning a shorter campaign, would lx* preferred They also asked Colbert for "They say they can meet Ihr (|X)llulion| levels." Davis said. ★ 321-1898 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Oftlco Houcs By Appolntmsnt Daily 9 AM to 6 PM Sat 9 AM to 2 PM ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Call M e c h e lle N O W 330*1300 RANDOLPH COURT APARTMENTS BO M id d in la k t Driva % * 3 2 3 -4 7 0 7 E A R LY T H IS Y E A R !! tM'causr District 4 has more jxipulallon than the other three districts. * * * * * 2620 Oilando Delve (17-921 Santocd. Flood* 32773 S336 WRAP-UP YOUR CHRISTMAS possibility or rc d ls lrlc lliig ★ M U R P H Y /V A U G H A N V E T E R IN A R Y C L IN IC J. B ra n n e n M u rp h y , D .V .M . J o s e p h W . V a u g h a n , III, D .V .M . 4 recommendations on whether ★ OPEN NOW! * * some of the ( M i l l i n g place* should lx- moved, or II additional ones should lx* added. Colbert also Is lo report on the ★ Sanford. Florida ★ ★ ★ ★ �AA — Sanford Harold, Lsnlord, — ThuOlsy. Cecombsf fl, 19M Thousands killed in earthquake Temblor registered 8 on Richter scale on Soviet-Turkish border U n lts d Press International Sanford Mayor Battya Smith pr®*®rn» Nioth?' P«n '//•aver, foundsr of the Rescue Outraach Mission, with a .'reclamation declaring Nov 25 Hungry and Homalaat Day in Sanford. Helping those who help Sanford’s homeless ■y VICKI DatO flM IIR Harald Correspondent SANFORD — The problem of homelrr* men and women U not limited to the |r - r -U itt cf rsijo r rr.rtr?pcl!, -rt areas. People live on the streets In Ihlsnrea. too Rubik l'., Cum '**■ gaiiUatton* now Is foru-ing attention on the plight of homeless U Ui*aiC4> ttulnttn Faison, of the Re* scue Outreach Mission and the Rescue Open Door Mission of Sanford, said. It may be due lo the loss of a Jot* or some soil of Illness, but more and more people are loosing their family homes and are being forced into the streets." Mayor Bettye Smith re* cently signed a proclamation commending the mission for "meeting the needs of many disadvantaged citizens with societal problems that stem from poverty, stress and hope* leanness." According to Smith and Faison, the mission Is the only one of Its kind In the Seminole County area. "We arc in the process of renovating the old site for use by families.'* Fnlsnn said T h e R e s c u e M is s io n , operated by Rescue Chureh of C ud . until lust year was located In a facility on Airport Boulevard Now. however, a newer, larger building Is open on 13th Street. Currently, there are approx* tmutely 59 people, mostly single men housed In the 13th Street facility. Two families arc Included In that group, however. It Is the opinion of those who run the mission that a irh an envlrmmcn. Is not proper for children. Faison said that Is Ih r reason they would like lo divide the old building Into living quarters fur three to four families. The reconstruction project Is progressing slowly. The church Is doing things a little at a time as the money becomes available Meanwhile, thr waiting list continues to expand with the names of families needing a place to slay. "The problem gets worse •Ms time of year." t'aisnn exploited citing the frigid lenprraturrs in other regions of the country lor the tnllux of hom elr«* m the Central R ot KI m" M e ' t-*.-*« e rising demand was the main •rai^.. Ihr mission hope- '*—7 ran complete the work as soon as [tusslble The mission works closely with the Sanford Labor Fool and the Florida .lob Service In helping people try to secure work so they can schlevr a certain level of Independence once they are discharged from the mission "We can really only let a person stay six days." hr said. *but In that lime we try lo help them find a job Wr have an class where wr teach them Interviewing technique* and how to fill nut an applica­ tion " W hile the new fam ily shelter will offer the same services as t h r r u r r r n t mission. Faison hopes It will become sn Indr pendent unit No derision lias brrn made about whether thr meals will be taken al thr 13th Street mission, where 2.127 meals are served each month or if they will prepare their own In ihr building s kitchen "Donations and volunlrrr help are always welcome. * said Faison, hut he fears the major ponton of the money will not tie available until the rhurch* February fundraia Ing effort. Anyone wising to make a film trial contribution to assist with the rrnovatton of ihr Alroport Road family shrllrr should mall their donation lo Rescue Outreach Mission of Ssnford P.O Box 4IH. San ford FL 32771. "W r want lo reach out lo this need fur a shrllrr for homeless families." Faison said. "W r w ill do R as quickly as wr are able ” MOSCOW — A devastating earthquake that rocked the So­ viet republic of Armenia and p a n - of eastern Turkey killed tN W in d s of ii-npu and force.I President M'khall C.orbu- hev to rut short his visit to thr United States 1 hursday. Soviet officials ta'.d thr Wed­ n esda y quake registered a massive 8 on thr Richter scale, making it capable of tremendous damage, hut It was recorded at between 6 3 and 6 9 by U S monitors. It was the strongest te m b lo r In Jolt the SovietTurkish border region in HO years, the official news agency Tasa said, S o v ie t F o re ig n M in is te r E d u a r d S h e v a rd n a d z e a n ­ nounced early Thursday in New Y 01K that Gorbachev would re­ turn to Moscow Liter In Ihr day to take .1 personal role In direct­ ing relief efforts. * Preliminary data Indicate that In the Armenia Republic, thousands of jienple have d ltd." Shrvardnadre told a surprise news conference at the Soviet mission to the United Nations. Shevardnadze said Soviet monitors rrglatrird thr temblor al 8 on the Ktehtri scale, and that there was "a lot ot destruc­ tion ** He described the earth­ quake as “a terrible tragedy not only for Armenia hut Tor ail Un­ people of the Soviet Union ** Gorbachev was in have stayed In Ihe United Stairs until Friday, when he was scheduled to go to CutvL ,Mc also was to have Visited Bi iiaiu 011 Ihr way thick lo Moscow In the absence of Gorharhev. the Politburo In Moscow formed a r o m n its s H iii headed by Pre­ mier .ilkolal Ryzhkov To deal w ith Ihe afterm ath of Ihe earthquake." Tasa said United Press International * NEW YORK - Tile wives of the world s most powerful men met for lunch Wednesday to talk about the families and children of t fie w o rld w h ile t h e ir husbands conferred shorn the possibilities of global peace. The much-touted "feud" be­ tween Nancy Reagan and Raisa G orbachev appeared lo be non-extstrnt as tlie two ladles smiled, talked together and touched hands. T h r only lest lhan-cordlul comment came from the Soviet first lady, wfm told the other guests that the Soviet Union has opened up. "And now you must ail open up " Commented Rragan. "Well. I always thought we were open T h e l u n c h in h o n o r of G orbachev a nd hosted by Miircrlla Perez d r Cuellar, wife of U.N. Secretary’ General Javier Perez de Cuellar. Included a guest list of notable women. In c lu d in g f ir s t -la d y -t o -b e Barbara Bush. Matilda Cuomo, wife of New York Gov. Mario Cuomo. T V Journalist Uartiara Waller*. Helena Shultz, wife of Secretary of State George Shultz, philanthropist Brooke Astor and cosmetic® manufacturer Estre Lauder. The lunch was described as a .11 in a n d I r le m l l> with Gorbachev Inviting the Reagans lo visit her and her husband I11 Moscow, and. In turn, being invited in California — whrrr the Reagans will reside when the president leave* office Jan. 20 At one jiolnt. Gorbachev was asked If she was tired after her long trip from Moscow. Before Ihr question could lie translated, Rragan broke In and said. "She never gels tired Site never looks llrrd." G o r h a r h e v . In a t>I u r plnstrijM-d suit and white blouse, arrived after a drive of a few block* from the Soviet U.N. mission to the I’rrrz de Cuellar's ted lull k townhouse on Slitlnii Place largest city with 165.000 people. G o ve rn m e n t spokesm an Vadim JVrfUyev and Toss, said 1enlnaksn. Armenia’s second largest elty wilh 228.000 people, suffered even greater damage and casualties than Kirovokan S ovie t F o re ig n M in is try spokesman Gennadi Gerasimov, also In New York, said the quake "w as discussed over lunch" Wednesday by Gorbachev anti President Reagan "There has been consider able Itm of life ** Gerasimov said.' There ts rvrn a o.tull vliiJge th rrr that ha., practically disappeared Irorti thr lace of the earth." Gerasimov had insisted earllrr Wednesday that Gorbachev would not cut short his visit to New York, saying only that "thr army Las been mobilized thr air force has been inobtllzrd. and also physicians " T h r qu.ikr was centered south of thr Caucasus Mountain* in the Soviet Central Asia, nr.ir Lrntnakan and between thr Georgian capital uf Tbhsl and the Armenian capital ol Yerevan Gorbachev declares military reduction Unltsg Prsss International NEW' YORK - Soviet Icadr, Mikhail Gorbachev. In his first s p e w 1 to tnr United Nations. Wednesday declared a unilateral 10 percrnl cut In his country's 5 million strong armed forces snd a partial j.ihdrawal r f soldiers and tanks lacing N A TO forces In Eastern Europe "Tod ay I ran report to you that the Soviet Union has taken a decision to reduce Its armed forces." Gorharhev told the U N General Assembly before meet ing with President Rragan snd l*resldrnl elect George Hush Gorbachev's announced mili­ tary ruts Itavr apparently met some resistance within the Sovi­ et military, one Soviet official said "You can assume this was the subject of Intrnse d is­ cussion." Ihe nfflrtal said H ours aftrr thr announce­ ment. Soviet Foreign Minister E d u a rd S h evardnadze said Gorbachev lie forced to cut short his New York visit and return to Moscow Thursday lo dtrrct rm rfg rn ry rarthquakr relief in Soviet Armenia ' Mikhail Gorbnebrv trrta that w I m-ii a people to sullering. he ha* lo be thrrr and hr has to le a d the e lfo rt h im s e lf .” Shrvardnadzr told a midnight news conference at the Soviet U N mi**‘oti "For this reason w r havr lo rut short this visit and (Thursday! w r will tie re turning home ’* Asked whether Gorharhev might he rrlurning to Mimhow tu deal not with the rarthquakr tail with political opjMisitton wtthtn t h r S o v ie t le a d e r s h ip , Shrvardnadzr snapped "That Is not a civil question " S o v ie t F o re ig n M in is try spokesman Gennadi Gerasimov s a id M a r s h a ll S e rg e i Akhromryev. chief of staff ttf ihr Soviet military had retired I11 the (Nisi few days far "health r-i* o n »" and denied rrports dial hr quit because he ap|merd the (lo o p led ut iin ta Asked after his sprrch If K r r ml In h a rd -lin e rs w e re r-ashing with him over the cut* Gorbachev. * h - Is trying lo reform his country's stagnant ctwoomy and restructure the political system, replied vigor ously "N yrt. nyct. nyrl. nyrl " Gorbachev and his wife. Ratsa. then toutrd the World Trade C e n te r a n d ra p p e d t h e ir whirlwind lour of New York by ordering their quarter-mile-long motorcade lo stop In Ttm rs Square and sirpptng from thr limousine to wave lo llte crowd, •flocking security ofltcer* hut thrilling thousands of wellwishers Besides fits dram atic an nuuncemenl of the rrduetton In conventional forces. Gorharhev In Ihe U N address arknuwl edged Ih r detrrioralliig military situation faring Soviet troop* In Afghanistan The Soviet leader railed for a comphrrnslve cease-fire begin mug - fan I. a freeze on territory captured m Jig M m g U-e in ­ troduction of a U N |>raerkeeping force and "stopping as of the same date (Jan II any s u p p l i e s of a rm s lo a ll brlltgrrrnt* ** T h e U n it e d S ta te s a n d Pakistan are among count rtr« supplying Moslem rrt«T* and the Soviet* supply the Afghan gov eminent Gorbachev brokr with th r generally optical and com tliato ry lone of his address only oner, chastizing thr Unltrd Slate* for barring Palestine Liberation Or ganlxaltrq h-adrr Yovsar Arafat from addressing live assembly Hut at tile World Trade C'rnlrr the Soviet Iradrr said "O u r that recognize* ihe rtghu of rach countries to determine its own (M ill "Today the preservation of any kind of closed m m tety is liardly jmssiblr lie said "What w r arr talking about to unity In im i \ II we aswert thU polltl tally. If we reaffirm our edhrr ence lo Ireetlom of choice, then there is no riMitn lot thr view that some Itvr on Earth by divine will while others are hr re by virtue of chance The most dramatic aspret of Gorbachev's address was the troop cots and promise* to at least partially dismantle thr m assive m ilit a r y -In d ustria l rumple * of the Soviet Union that lias dr -nurd p m tou* rrsrnrri e* for decades The priortt 1 glvrn to tfte mill lary has left Sovtrt consumers to struggle with h>ng lines and chronic shortage* of rvrn the most hask' ImidstuH* tkatiw hev said that within llte nest two years the military's profile want to live tn prair with "numerical strength will Iw re thr Americans I think wr are dined by 500,000 men The now al Ihe thrcwhhokl present n u m b e rs ol c o n v e n tio n a l at the birth of a new phase in our armament* w'll also In* sultstan Hally reduced Tills will tie done relationship " Gt t>b nic»-<tjig .wqh. B rggat^ ti|iil.ifgm)jy Wltfiout r e l a t i o n In and ikzsli. Gortmetirv sakl. ll the talka im llte mandate ol Ihe was a very ofien meeting In a Vienna meeting Gortiat-hev was referring to llte good atmosphere We shared the view lh.it what wr lutvr brrn 13-year-old Conference im Secu­ able to liegln over the years rity and Co of*-ml ton In Europe talks should he continued ** " B y a g r r r m r n i w ith our Ills sprrch. Ih r llrsl by a Soviet Iradrr In thr U n ltrd Warsaw Trraly allies, wr havr Nations in 28 years, drew a dec ided lo withdraw Ly I (Ft I six Mantling oval ton from delegate* tank dlvlstons from the GDR and provided a sharp contrast to (East Germanyl. Czrctioslovakia and Hungary and to disband Ihe shoe pounding confront® lioti.il altitude n( Ihe late Nikta them." Gocbachrv said T h r Soviet Iradrr said 5.000 Khrushchev T h r crux of Gorbachev** m o rr tanks will h r cut in message, which lie has rm - European Russia with a total of phaslzrd rrpratrdly. was a call H.300 artillery piece* and HOH for a new 'universal order" comliat ain raft also bring rut In basrd on peaceful coexistence Euojiran Russia Reagan reacts to Gorbachev’s announcement U n I M Prsss International W A S H IN G TO N President ■ I a m p ro u d to Rragan. once among the shock an tl-c o m m u n lst troops of ihr Cold War. said Wednesday his fifth summit w ith Sovtrt Ir a d r r M ikhail Gorharhev gave him confidence that the superpowers* search for cooperation and peace will be T h r president bid farewell lo jiursurd In the next admin 1stra­ Gorbachev al their ftlih confer ence in a little morr lhan three tion. In a major foreign policy years — and al Reagan's side address capping a day of all- was his loyal No 2. President smiles diplomacy In New York, elect George Bush T h r talks with Ihr Hovirt Rragan told the American En­ terprise Institute that his after­ lender were "jmsltlve and en­ noon talks with Gorbachev were couraging" — words Rragan "positive and encouraging " himself pul Inin his address to “ I think wr both expressed the i miservails c "think lank" satisfaction In what w r have "The discussion covered our achieved In recent years,” he entire four-part agenda with the said But. "We also recognized Soviet Union, and wr lookrd in lhat luml.imrnt.il differences be­ particular at whal had hern tween our countries remain In achieved since our last meeting many areas and that determined In Moscow and what still ended efforts by both sides will be to hr accomplished In Ih r necessary In the months and future." said litr president, re­ years ahead to overcome such ferring to Ihe Issues ol bilateral relations, arms control, human difference* " R eagan also d e cla re d of rtghlsand regional conflicts " I expressed lo President Gorbachev's decision to cut So­ viet troop strength by 500.000 Gorbachev my confidence that men — a dramatic move ihr thr work wr began together at Soviet Iradrr announced earlier Geneva In 1985 will rontlnur Wednesday In an address to the under thr hush ad nitn 1strat Ion." U.N. General Assembly — can hr said. While upbeat over llte com ­ only say that If II Is currted out speedily and In full, history will pletion ol Ills foreign policy regard II as Imjiortant. signifi­ tasks. Reagan hantrnrd to reas­ sure his conservative supporter* cant." In tils final turn on the world that fir lias not abandoned the stage, the 76-year old con ­ staunch anticommunism that servative Republican went to lias brrn his hallmark for two New York and jilayed the genial decades *J am proud lo say I am still an host to the 57-year-old reformminded communist ut a two- antl-communlst," Rragan said hour lunch and conference on *T continue tu lie dedicated to G o v e r n o r 's Is la n d , u n d e r ihe Idea that we must irmn|>el snorkling December skies and our beliefs ami advance our the watchful ga/c of the Statue American Ideals to all ihr (tro­ llies of ihr world until Ihr tower® of Liberty. 9 First ladies at lunch Soviet officials and authorities In neighboring Tu rk «y . which also was htt by the quake said thr death toll would soar into the thousands But thr full extent of the damage would not Is known until comunink nitons were iestored ana rescue trams w rir able to rrnch aflectcd areas, they said "Much devastation and disu­ nities are reported front severo' districts ol Armenia Particular damage was caused to thr towns of Lenlnaksn. Kirrvakan. and several district localities ” Tasa sakl. F ilm of th e d e va s ta tio n broadcast by Soviet television showed p e o p le s e a rc h in g through the rubble of rol!.-q>srd hulldingi Huge columns nf concrete and *t**c1 were twisted and broken like mat r list Irk* by Ihr powrrful quake. "By prelim inary estimates. thou*ands of people have been left homeless and there have been death* and tnturtes," Sovi et television rrp u rte d from Kirovokan. A rm e n ia 's third- say I am s till an •Ronald Reagan ol the tyrants i-rumble to dust " lb said fils philosophy lias liern vindicated and denounced the "naysayer® who pro claimed wr could not succrrd " "We came to Washington together in 198 1. both as amicommunists und as tmapologeiir defenders and promoter* of a strong and vibrant America." lie said. The resulting altitude he said. " siihhI lit firm opposition to •tie previous decade's misguided all rm pt to place ilu-, country on whal they used to call In the 1970'* the ‘right side ol htstoI) Wednesday's meeting rajijied a governmental, and personal, shift during Hie Reagan pre­ sidency In dealing with the Soviet Union — from his firstterm " e v i l e m p ir e " a n t i ­ communism to fils second-term pragmatic deal-m aking that started with Geneva — where Rragan mid Gorbachev got at qualnird and suggested there was room tn manrtivrr with each other At the CXlolier 1986 summit III Reykjavik. Iceland, they nearly agreed lo rllmtnale all nuclear weapons but Rragan refused to restrict research on the "Star W ars * anti missile system. R e la tio n s c h i lle d u n t i l hrraklhtoughs at thr negotiating luhlc crmelcd the Inirrm rillalr Nuclear Forces Treaty, signed a year ago when the Soviet leader came in Washington. In May. Rragan went to Moscow amt drclarrd thr (.'old War was al an end By contrast Wednesday's meeting was almost jMitntrdlv kiw-krv lor Rragan who tn six weeks conclude* lit* tw olrrm presidency, and (or Bush, who ts slowly building a foreign jiolicy tram to pul Ids ow-n brand on the emerging U S -Soviet rela­ tionship Rragan said Wednesday night. "While a new era is Indeed upon us. I hr re ts nothing inevitable about ii ll w a s thr tesull <>( h a r d work — irtil uf tesolve and sacrifice on Hie part of those who Itivr freedom amt dare strive for It '* On Governor's Island. Rragan. Hush and Gortxir hrv had Umrh and talked tn the red tirirk colonial residence of thr admiral in charge of thr nation'* largest Coast Guard Installation When the mer'lng was over, the three men smiled almost ceaselessly and U.S officials salt! thr summit conversation was a light-hearted mix of story swu|> plug and superpower politics. Rragan and Hush then accom­ panied Gorbachev to the nearby shore where ihey lookrd upon the Statue of Liberty and lower Manhattan. Secretary of State George Shull/ said. "Over lunch, there wus a mingling ol Ihr substantivr and Informal," ami there was some chat of "the healthgiving properties of horses. ... I iiellrve the grnrral secretary brought It up hut the president got going on It." Rragan I® art avid horsrrmin At thr table. Rragan raised his glass anil said. "Thin ts my last meeting: I would like lo raise a toast lo what w r have ac­ complished," �Santord M*r»irl, Sitnlcid. Honda — Thursday, Dacetnb*' 8, t988 — ?A Woman opens fire in shelter, kills one N A T IO N A L L.hU-1 Trj* e IntsrnaMv.val BR5EFS F ire rag es in Los A n g e le s LOS ANTILLES - Santa Ana winds carl) Thursday whipped tip fire* I hut sjirrad from a Baldwin Park paper company to a ( least seven homes in a nearby .icIgtdKirhnod. and blackened brush in Glendale that threatened other houses and rlosed a major freeway, authorities said Sevrtt hoi.es and lour coin.r.erelal at ruptures ■•more th.".n a square block - In ihr San Gabriel Valley community of Baldwin Park were eel aflame by embers carried on Ihr wind from a huge blaze tha' broke oul about 12 13 a m In the Allan Paper Co . a County Fire »]K)kesman said Police went door to door In the nearby neighborhood knocking on door* and window* and using a public address system lo order people front tbelr homes tbrealened by the dying embers F a th e r arra ig n ed in m urder o f child SACRAM ENTO — Cone* sled behind a towel rlutrhed over his facr. a man was arralgnev ti hi* hospital bed on charges of fatally ntahhlng his 8 -year old daughter and wounding bis three other young children and hts wife Michael Wayne Nlila 31, who apparently tried to kill himself by Indicting knife wounds after the Saturday morning ramjiage. held the towel over his luce during the entire arraignment Tuesday, leaving only hi* wavy brown hair visible Luted In slahle condition, he had gauze bandages around his lelt wrist and right lingers, and also had a stab wound In the stomach Nlda U charged with one rount of murder and four counts o( Attempted murder stemming from the 9 a m nmijMgt at his home Neighbors and (miter have said Nlda apparently was In a drug-induced frrn/v when he chased Ills eldest daughter. Laura Jean, out of their duplex, tackled her and pulled her hair, then stabbed her twice In the throat Awakrned by the screams of Nlda's wife. Diana, horrified neighbors watched as the child was stabbed to death In the front yard His other three i hlldren — twin boys aged 7 anti a daughter. 4 — wen hospitalized In serums condition Diana Nlda. who suffered a rut hand and bruised fare, was trratrd and rrleased C o a st G uard s eize s 37,000 p o u n d s o f pot CH ARLESTO N. S C. ItJPIJ — A Coast Guard cutler armed in put Wrdnrsdav with 37.000 pound* of marijuana selzrt. m what of lie laIs called one of the largest operation* of Its kind thl* yrar. The Coast Guard said the marijuana was discovered Tuesday on a fishing vrsset krown as the Mr Ted Eight Columbian national* on h.i*rn thr craft were arrested cm drug rhaigr* The seizure was the second largest murtjuana haul of 1988 for the 7th Coast Guard District, which conduct* more titan (A) percent of the Coast Guard * drug related law enforcement operation* The largest seizure of the year. Involving 37 <*x) pound* of marijuana, occurred In January off the Florida Keys From Unil*d Pros* lnt*rnallonal report* DENVER — Witnesses said a woman. Juanha Whitaker. 40 had a “ mean took on h -r face" when she suddemy stood up W ednesday w hite a w a itin g routiMllng at the a . -Iter and started shooting at random with * pistol. She killed one jh ;*on and wounded I wo others Whhakcr barrlrarleJ herself Inside the shelter and was coax­ ed into giving up hy police who heeded her wish not to face new* photographers, authorities said I’nlter Sgt. I’hil Omni: said ht had learned Whitaker's motive for lhe ahwiling while negotiat­ ing the woman * surrender but was coherent, some ot It was not w ho vaa a female resident of thr ahclot. also was listed in lair said he could not discuss it coherent." A u th o ritie s said Je u n n lc condition early Thursday wuh a But Dinan. who talked with Whitaker for more than an hour, Archuleta. 24. an employer of gunshot wounn to the ih!gh.; said he pet^uadrd her lo give up the shelter, was shot three times Patiala wald Five oilier people were »realrd after prom ising that poller In the head and rh rV Sht died would not shoot her and that her at St. Anthony Htvtplul Central, for minor injuries, apparently by picture would not tie taken hy across the street lio n the shelter Dying glass or In the rush m leave the building. Wycknfl said news phoingraphrrs Whitaker on the western edge of the city. Tht»e were uilcotillnned rr Tw o other peoplr were taken was taken out the bark door out to Denver General Hospital with IKins (hat Whitaker used either a of sight of thr media. “ 3 h r was very concerned gunshot wounds Ken Sant h-z. . 3 8 -c a lib e r or 4 5 -c a llh e r about Iter futurr Si.t's been |f| 29. the shelter manager. was handgun. Police said they did town, she's no; had good hit k In listed In fair condition ai ihr not itnow where stir had ob­ town, not had any chances to hospital early Thursday suit an tained II. Whitaker apparently had lieen Improve bet lot." Dinan said abdominal wound, said bmpti.i) "I'm not sure what her 'otal s p o k e s w o m a n B e rn a d e tte living at the shelter since Nos 23. p o lle r d e te ctive J o h n grasp of rrallly was uim e o ’ T adllU. Pamela Hand. 31. of Den/er. Wvckolf said what shr talked with me about Landmark settlement reached by 120 companies in cleanup Unit lr •rnatlonal LOS A N G E L E S A top rnvlronm rnlal olllrlal praised the agreement between 120 rom|Mnirs lo jviy for the i leLmiji of one of the nation"* -vorsl toxle dumps Aw a landmark case for the federal Superfimd program The companies and several governmental agrnete* lhal senl tiazardous waste to Ihr Operat­ ing Industries Inc. dump lu Monterey Park. 10 mile* east of downtown l.o* Angeles, agreed Vscduew'ty nz .( « ik ! >m*ic than $4Hi million under the Sujierlimd program to clean up Ihr waste site. The settlement was the largest recovery ever of Superfund money used lo clean up a toxic dump. Environmental Protection Agency official* said The settlement, filed as a t'onsrnt decree In l/S District C o u rt, w ill provide money Inward cleaning up the I'JO-acrr landfill, which the EPA ha* tlrcmrd one of thr most com­ plex and contaminated site* in the rial Ion." l-».ge as I he settlement la. It represents only a partial cleanup of thr site EPA officials said the cleanup cost could reach 9200 million lo 9300 million which the government experts to re rn vrr through future settle merits Daniel McGovern, regional administrator of the EPA. called Ih r agirrm rtii "a landmark for Eerie near-parallel to tragedy revealed the Sup?rtund program" anti said II rralflrms onr of thr program ’s major principle* which "Is that those rreponsiblr lor contamination should bear thr rxprnsr of cleaning it up " Among thr tom [Mine* signing Ihr agreement were Ihr AttantK Richfield Co. and Ihr Time* Mirror C o . both based In lavs Angeles. Beatrlrrdlunt W’rssnn Inc.. Exx-in Corp and Coca-Cola Cri Th r p*< i also w si signed by the Low Angeles Department ol Water and Power J ef f r ey Z i m m e r m a n , linllsd Pr#*s Intsrnatlonsl KANSAS c m Kan In an errtr near parallel lo a I r . i g r d v t h a t k i l l e d si x flrrflghtrr*. a crew of flrrmen found rxploslvr chemicals In a truck that canted no warn trig sign* alter they pul out an engine fire In I F - v rh lrlr Official* said Wedm sda> that llrellghter* w rrr called at 5 30 p m Tuesday in a rrsi or til tat arru «m Kansas Clly. Kan . where the trues itaii cun out of gas an<t a fire started when the driver was trying to restart the tmrk They put out the engine flrr and then discovered 1.100 [ m u n d s of a m m o n iu m perchlorate — a cfiemlr.il used lor rocket fuel — In 23 b a rre ls m a rke d " h ig h ly explosive." ofllcUta said a spokesman fo- a steering com mlttee rrprrsrnttng 60 rntnju mrs jkartlrtpatlng In thr settle merit, said Ihr group agreed m Ihr srlllrm rn l only to avoid costly litig.ition Hr rmphaslzrd lhal thr com pantr* did not hrrak any laws wlien they brought wastes to thr landfill, althuugh thr ledrral Suprrfund law require* them to assume responsibility lor Its cleanup " O b v io u s ly , the tru ck should have been placarded and they should have had a m a n ife s t." said Kowenn Michael*, spokeswoman fur the Environmental Protection Agency In Kansas Clly. lia:. On Nov 29. six Kansas City. Mo lirrfighier* who were battling a f!rr In a vehicle at a construction site wet- killed when a supply of ammonium nltnstr exploded Officials witch retiu d the barrels from the truck Wednrsd.iv and idled an evacua­ tion order lor the 20 squareblock area along Leaveworth Road, which a fire dispatcher said Is lined with houses T h r barrels were taken under a police escort to the Fort Riley Army base. 120 miles west of KansasClty. Michaels said. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND LAND USE PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 13, 1988 THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (BCC) WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARINQ ON DECEMBER 13. 1998. BEGINNING AT 7 00 P.M.. OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE. IN THE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING. ROOM W-120. 1101 EAST FIRST STREET. SANFORD. FLORIOA. THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECOND OF TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS IS TO RECEIVE ANY NEW OR ADDITIONAL PUBLIC INPUT. INCLUDING ANY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS OR OTHER AGENCY COMMENTS. AND TAKE FINAL ACTION ON REQUESTED AMENDMENTS TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ANO OFFICIAL LANE USE MAP THE BCC WILL CONSIDER ASSOCIATED REZONINGS, WHERE APPLICABLE CONCURRENTLY WITH THE REQUESTED AMENDMENTS IN ADDITION. THE BCC WILL CONSIDER AMENDMENTS TO THE TEXT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. tN PARTICULAR AMENDMENTS TO THE GOALS. POLICIES. OBJECTIVES. FINDINGS AND BASIC STUDIES FOR THE FOLLOWING PLAN ELEMENTS NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD December 15, 1988 •CONSERVATION • FUTURE LAND USE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS RECREATION,'OPEN SPACE • SEWER • IMPLEMENTATION SHOULD THE BCC OECIDE TO AMEND THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. AN ORDINANCE WILL BE PREPARED TO ACCOMPLISH THIS PURPOSE The City ol Lake Mary City Commission will hold a Public Hearing on December f5, 1988. al 7 OOP M , or as soon thereafter as possible, in the Commission Chambers located at 158 N Country Club Bead, lo consider requested amendments depicted In this advertisement lo tho City ol Lake Mary Comprehonsivo Plan and Official Land Use Map THOSE IN ATTENDANCE WILL BE HEARD. AND/OR WRITTEN COMMENTS MAY BE FILED WITH THE BCC. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URQEO TO ATTENO. THE HEARING MAY BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME AS FOUND NECESSARY The purpose ol this hearing is lo consider the recommendations of the Local Planning Agency. Department ol Community Allairs. East Central Florida Regional Planning Agency, olhor af­ fected governmental ontltles. and to recelvo any new or additional information on the re­ quested amendments and to authorize the transmittal ol the amendment The City Commis­ sion will consldor Iho aforementioned amondmont for adoption or conlinuo the Public Hear­ ing lo a later date SEMINOLE COUNTY Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed changes and/or written comments may bo filed with Iho City Clerk. 120 E Lake Mary Boulovard, Ste. 115. Lake Mary. Florida. 32746 Copies ol the proposed amendments may be inspected In the City Clerk’s Ofllce. Monday through Friday. 8 00 A M until 4 30 P M C ITY OF LAKE MARY / u j j . r --zgelJ r. - — i 15 1. Rinehart Road, South of Tlmacuan DRI. Change Irom Low Density Resi­ dential lo Commercial Ollice. Timacuan Ven­ ture. un so ' im tu m «rl WaM ft h * ill t i i CW|M9 l,|llWMNi f**‘l , i LEQEND: an — a*n«>u *o»i I N O - InOwUrUI S t — Suburb,- tlU IO * S te — Hk s i Uw i KC DISttKI 1 1 1 1 t IPP tO IIH Itt HOM U sin ro rt IH iC99 *0t 1CM ft m ft m in t 11 Aaift 1 km m lit n C0»* 1 tic OM • 0 — r i i m U Dotolopmoni CON — C w i H n H w i ' O f f - Othco PtQ — PuSUz. Q u ,n Public COMM ~ C o m w c ill LOCATXM loon H i 0 11 H ton*ZIon Ia p la , V * o , h , z u t iIf h . M • n O S Z l t I I I L *M| M o w X I ItM w «C t <tl ••It oA, a lt <:■ 0 m «n<M> a l l i :i H i 111 HO, S'* W i H t Z i i < k | . A i h a a p M H ill h* ua a « « • , Im lai oi in U im la I m . * a C1 U t ***I*«>A| W, hoi H Aia w w w a l a o , ta il— o U t . i l mt C l u r MOn — High Oontu, SooMonl.ol MON — Mo4h.ni Daniil, Nothfontlol HIP — High*! Inlonllt, Pionnoa 0*,Ol«pf»*nt 10* — Lo* O tntn, NttMonlitl 'lA H O tfS t P U r h O M th ’ S CN POOPfNTt CONTAINING FIOOCPOONC AND »V »TL A N D / M A S BCUAlN SUSJCCT TO T u t A PP itC A B U CONStH P A TH * LAND U S l Of SIONATION ANO ZONING C L A S S U C A TlC N ANO T m | PNOVtSONS PCLATlNQ T h (P C T0 P»»*o->» Of* O l. >0-1 •' 'f-O, Do k M U OfEAOi *n, aocioaon moao M tn.t — H i - g 1*0, a .11 "OOJ * rocCft! ol I N pfocood'-go o~<2 'o ' tven bu'£o*« in#, mo, -.o o to mol o .a-bal-m »#< o n o* mo proctoamg, it n o n ofuen -ocord mchnMt mo foil mon, 0-0 #.Oo-KO upon an*cI. mo oppa* n M b o m*M iTier-do tlolulo* to e ton gg* OIOS I PERSONS ARE ADVISED TH AT IF TH E Y DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE A T THIS MEETING. THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF TH E PROCEEDINGS. AND FOR SUCH PUR POSE. TH EY MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD OF TH E PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES TH E TESTIM ONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE MADE. FLORIDA STATU TES. SECTION 286 0105 IF YOU WISH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. YOU MAY CALL (407) 321-1130. EXTENSION 371. COPIES OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PLAN AMENDMENT REPORT INCLUDING AMENDMENTS TO THE TEXT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND COMMENTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS AND OTHER AGENCIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW AT THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING OFFICE, ROOM N361. 1101 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD. �I •A — Santo. .1 rN-slU. ."'orlda — Thurxday. Dscs.nber 6. 1068 V• Arafat accepts Israel’s right to exist United Pres* Inum atlonel STOCKHOLM . Sweden - PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat spelling u'U explicitly what hr previously had wily implied declared em­ phatically Ills organisation’s ai i tp u n c r ol Urarl'v right *::l»t. Ainlai '* stritetneni Wednesday on Ihe crucial Issue of PLO recognition of Israel was hailed by Ihe Swedish government as a step toward a jicairlul settle­ ment In Ihe Middle East. U.S officials cnullcusty welcomed Arafat'a "c!..t lllra ilo n ." but !*ru-l said the statement was nothing new Tne Palrsllne Liberation O r­ g a n 1 / a 11 o u c h i e f , w h ile acknowledging Israel's right lo exist, stso said I hi year-old Palestinian uprising in Ihe iMdrll-nccupled Wist Hank and Gaaa strip "will continue until there Is a Palestinian slate Anyone facing occupation has Ihe right to resist " Arafat, who amved In Sweden Tuesday at the government's invitation to m rrl with a gtoup of U S Jews. Issued a pilot stairmenl with Ihe Anirrl. uns Wciloesday clarifying a Nov. 13 proclamation by Ihe Palestine National C o u n rll. (hr PLO * par Ilament-In exile, which de­ clared an !udc|>rndrnt Palest! nlan slate I 1 Nicaraguan c a p lin defects M ANAGUA. Nlcai.’Hui — A n air force captain drfecird to Honduras Wednesday vrllu an anvsnced Soviet-built amnonl hehropte i . Nu aragu ri and llonduiHii olflclnls said A D c It o m Ministry statement in Managua said Cap! Edwin Kstrada. who It Ox scribed as 'a Cl A terrorist.’’ Ilcw the helicopter at roaa Nn t u n u ' t northern Imrdrr into Honduras early Wednesday morning In Tegucigalpa. Honduran Foreign Minister Carlo- Lo |m-/ Contreras villi authorities begun to qurstton Estrada nnnirdlately after h> landed In the allrrunon. "Estrada Is being Interrogated. b. ik c It u not usual for a foreign military aircraft to enter Honduran territory." Lo prr Contreras said The llondunin armed lorvrs said In a statement that "investigation* and the relevant procedures will tie carried out." The U S maga/lnr Soldier of Tontine lias u standing offer of .» $1 million reward lo any Nicaraguan pilot who delects with at. MI-23. Ihr most sophisticated combat hi hcoplrr built bv thr Soviets I H iro h ito rep o rted v irtu a lly c o m a to s e T O K Y O — Emperor Hlrohlln sc.lfered his first blood loss In three days Thursday, and a Tokyo television station reported the H7-year «ild monarch was close to a comatose state "Tlie emperor had voluntarily movrd his body Ibis morning However, hts const lousness Is very low. nearly a stage id coma at the moment." Nippon Television reported I'alace officials have said only that llirnhlto. who has been bedridden with sui|>rrtrd abdominal canrer since Sepl HI. was sleeping most of the lime and lias not hern speaking lltrnhlto passed a small amount of blood In the morning, his Oral since Monday, and wwx given a transfusion of nearly half a pint of blood, palace nlll. I From U n lU d Prats International reports w Sidewalk i SM ffi FRIDAY DEC. 9th STOREWIDE CHRISTMAS 1 ! SIDEWALK SALE w* f 'K acUn fotM JUM 112 S. Park Ave. D o w n lo w n S a n fo rd 4 4 t * ♦ * * * ♦ * » ♦ ♦ * ♦ ,» * * * ♦ * e 1 Yasser Arafat The PNC's proclamation Im­ plicitly rcmgnl/cd Israel s right lo exist by accepting U N Mr*n lutlnns 242 and 33H. which retognl/e Ihe right of nil stale* said Mandela. 70. was linns ferred In r Wednesday from the Constantiaiierg Clinic in t ape Town, wherr he was rrcnviring Iroiti iut»'ii ulosls lo a house at the Victor Vrrsier Prison Com ptex In tlie wine growing region of Paarl outside ilie southern rtty . Tlie transfer is the lair si in wleal government source* have * in Ihr region to exist within secure boundaries The United Stales sad Israel, however. CTlII* d ie d Ihe stairm enl as loo vague, and It was ilt.il criticism Ui.iCAr.il.il tried lo address in Ills lion. statement Wednesday "W hat happened again In "The PNC accepted two M a l e s Sweden today is a referent e lo — a Palestinian slate and a Jewish stale. In practice Israel. Ihe unclear, evasive |H**iilon Is that clear? Aralat told a news taken In Algeria by ihe PNC with a sort rrf a cunning rxptanaiion conference T h e statem ent Issued by of those resolutions." Peres said "Unless there will tie an end lo Araf.il and ihe five American Jews said the PNC "established violence and terror, a clear acceptance of 242. a readiness to Ihe Independent state of Pale* line and accepted Ihe existence negotiate In a Irre a n i peaceful situation, . myself b rllrvr that rrf Israel as a stair in Ihr region " li .ii — . d>. l.in .1 ihr Pair siim.in all Ihr substitutes are rather an parliam ent’s ’’rejection and rxrrrtse In public rrlaUuns Ilian condemnation of terroitsru in all a real choice In political terms." Prrrs said its forms, lot lulling slate lerrur Nila Hauser, chairwoman of Ism " Prrsldeni Reagan. asked alioui Ihr group of live U.S Jews who Aralal s stairmenl lielorr fie left met wit!. Arafal In Stockholm W a s h in g to n lo inert w ith Tursdav despite sh.up criticism from Israel and major Jew ­ Gorhui hev lit New York, said We haven l had lime lo review ish American orgatnl/alloiis said what II Is rh.it hr said Ih rrr she was satisfied thr PLO had %l«rr ifWally, we look forward lo now fully clarified Hs position regarding Ivrarl that." i In raciert/rd a* a phased rr lease ol Ihe leader of Ihe out­ lawed African National Con grrss. lull Mandela * lainlly and ihe international community have demanded Ills uncondi­ tional freedom Mandela * wile Winnie said her husband's siaiu* a* South Africa's longest serving point, al prisoner remained um iungrd i C hina: A ID S a d e c a d e n t W e s te rn p lag u e U n it s * P r i l l In te rn a tio n a l r i f I ; H EIJIN G — A Communist Party orw *|M|ref said Thursday tliat AIDS was I lie vengeance irf God on sexually promlsi nous Westerners and It blamed excessive freedom In Ihe Untied Stales lot providing the deadly disease with an environment in whk h lo thrive "Call me a straight laird moralist If you will, hut I jirrsisi in my view that AIDS is God's visitation on Ihr human rate lur Ihrlr unpaniniiaMv Irivoioo* apprnarh In sex." said /hang llulrnln in a signed commentary In the English language China Dally The wrllrr went on to chastise ihr Untied States for Its ‘ casual .iltlludr In w a rd sex and suggested U S authorities need to i lamp down on individual liberties lo rurti the sprratl ol or quirrd immune deli, irm y syndrome ‘IIII Is nn oretdrnt that a great nation that ollrn claims her jiroplr enjoy Ihr grralrst Irrrilom In Ihr world Is Ihr very nation that now has the greatest nurntwr of AIDS pallrnts" /hang said "When freedom oversteps certain limits. It lirrornrs Itrrnsr. which ran never lead lo anything good The allusion lo Ihr role ol G<nI m man's allairs is rare in a nrwspajwr tun by Ihr officially atheist Communist Parly and Illustrates Ihe anxiety with which China Is rrs|Mimllng lu Ihr spread of AIDS lo Us shores 3 2 2 -2 3 6 3 I0 J O H A N N E S B U R G . Sou t h Aim a — A decision lo traiislrr black natlonallsl leader Nelson Mandela In a house adjacent to a prison and lo grant him more contact with his tsmllv Is unlike­ ly to satisfy demands for his uncondlttonal release Justice Minister Kohte t'oelsre f| V i « «• Units* Press Into m s Uanal 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM i PLO chairman Yaaaar Arafat S rrrrta ry Of Stale G rorgr Shull/, who made the decision In deny ire visa, raid the announcement "seems i« lie a Hide bit further clarification ami I welcome that. Hut there Is still a considerable distance lo go ' Isra e li Fo re ign M in is te r Shimon Peres, speaking at an Impromptu news conference outside lilt Jerusalem home, also rrttli (red Arafat's statement and wild II was just a repetition of the Nov. IS Algiers drclar.i Mandela takes another step iuwara possible release D u a rte d is c h a rg e d fro m h o s p ita l MEXICO C IT Y - Salvadoran President .lose Napoleon Duarte, suffering from terminal stomach v td liver earner, lias checked out erf a Mrsiro City hoapltal where he was admitted sis days ago. embassy sources said $ T h e P N C a c c e p te d tw o s ta te s — a P a le s tin ia n s ta te and a J e w is h s tate , in p ra c tic e Israel. Is that c le a r J liul Ihr lour ol Ihr article was In keeping with general Chinese attitudes IHit Ills lawyer * .’d Mandela t fainilv would visit him by ihe end of the wrrk Avoh quolrd Winnie MaiMtrta as saving her huabMtd "sllll remained a prisoner of Ihe Smith Alrtr.i government and that thr concession made today to him |iersoually is clearly a rrponsr lo Ihr domestic and international pressure Inr hi* release " holding that AIDS — spread through IMIMC CIRCUIT COU»» 0 9 f M l I i & H t I | M?M exchanges irf tm.lv fluids via sex or JUDICIAL CIRCUIT contaminated blood — Is a plague IMAMO POM sprr.til t>v promiscuous Westerner* that tlMlMOll COi'MTV. S V A V I OP PlOMlOA now threatens an im rraslngly open Cam MMMCAin China O m m i i So * h A m H m All ibis shows in terms ol Western 1br4« Il'N i MMM Clt? P f O I M A l UVikC\ values II* that) lo havr sex seems as • AM* casual as to have a cup ol lea. /hang rrmtift said •% M f i A T M I |T| I N l K I llralih i.111. tals m n rrd rd Nov 2M ihai | iv h i seven Chinese « Itt/ros were known to I Ka *aMa a *I I» I« I I mI NIlLfiftf Mb« lie inlctlrd with Uk AIDS virus. I hey I a « a ! O dI d m d h i also announced Ihr rrsulis ol rrcrui I MOTKf OP AC TIOM rests showing 11Ml 14 Intriguer* living in China were either carrying ihr virus or had contracted ihe deadly disease is spur ihe small number ol cases China has insiliulrd lough measures to prevent ih< spread ol AIDS In. idlng a i f AVI OP PiOMlOA burl on tmportrd blood priMtu. is and TO MlLAVNr S IVMN mandatory blood testing lor long term | l ( I I « U f * »• »* l i M l l A Y M l K M M I l i l II tf Mf lorrlgu residents and Chinese w ho havr ••*«**«* X X N DOf lived abroad Sex between Chinese anil *0* M b A n d a * f M »•«* a a t w • lorrlgnrrs Is already rllrctlvrly Illegal lAttArtA# l|frft| Aid aa« *ppi,iAA *f i a 4 Itei ause ol tommmusl pm nanism Dt — »« A«*M»* Ka i ami a lack of privacy, lew Chinese have mA*fo4 A«d i* #'•*!•« • b*»k •» multiple sex partners Homosexuality Is to* 0»*M«A8k A'D «MAA«Ad •Nt* M 8 4 ftf 8 I rllrcllvrlv Illegal ami rare. while In Jti lAft DM travenous-drug use Is virtually unheard trX'V L % AM h at*tol ol In China Condoms are widely 0*1 »* » » p * * v ri (i# m.n^ bv m AfA<*4' available through government jmpulalion <onttol programs A X * a P M * » I »t Th u rsd a y's c o m m rn la ry praised > m A >#M#evor *1 Ma« M kfA" «M11 truillttunu! Chinrsr alllludes lor the TOU All MOT I* If 0 "M* ^ small number ol AIDS cases and said A t t * r M *0»Di ‘O W A 8 VAft|A^I the governmciu should extend rlloris to 10\ Me pe »r m W*” P 44 prevent tlie disease from spreading l* ill lAGO VIIVA lu i further OtVIttOM M te ifi •• pie* 1*0* 1*1* It rpg r# * H Ml •oo* )0 H U oV 1*0 F wMIK •» \om i*o* COk*1f 9*f <U Mt » #d AQA *Ow A8d JOHN MOf *^0 JAM *OC This Is Southern Bell! i Legal N o tic e Legal N o tic e AM# e l l A t A A f P # » » A ^ % 8 p M W tU d A f| I t A tM * »AA< * »• A*A •** K H N lt P ia A N rAw M A f* A k H *• i r * A i a t t •* r * M A » t t X I «R| » <• r JO U P H A A N if ll O . 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Chi Lamtoui. Pil car m e , Chi Ceton. Edm Tikkanan. Edm Lamtoui. Pit Duchatna. LA Nichold LA Bretm. Min Graham. Chi Uon-Atd-SB. CXWCSjlCl) s«yi ft » irtsyo n S^cctainp hcuQtt ArGAM Sorry, must bo 10 North of Ortindo, n u t oil Mwy 17-92 301 D og Tra ck R d , Lo n g w o o d �S anford H orald, S an ford , F lo rid a — Thursday, D ecem ber 8. 1988 — SB Mitchell leads Rams’ comeback Mourning has big night for Hoyas nesday night to Northwestern Louisiana in their home opener. Pemrll Smith and Terrence ll look Alonzo Mourning i l l of llirrr games in replacing Bayford scored 21 points earh lo P a t r i c k B w | n f{ i n I h e lead I h e Demons, which scored 5 (mints In Ihe final 50 seconds to Georgetown record tiooka. Mourning, in juat his third break an BO HO He. LeHon Ellis scored a careercollegiate game, broke Ewing's ■Ingle-game school record for high 37 points to lead Ihe blocked shots Wednesday night Wildcats. 2-4. and Blchlc Farmer to lead Ihr fourth-ranked Moyas and Brgglr Hanson added 10 •o a 95 02 victory over Division each. Al Ann Arbor. Mich . Glen II Si. Leo. The Irrshntan. who wears the Bice led Ms Michigan players In same No 33 Jersey as Swing, double figures with 21 (minis in blocked I I shots, exceeding power No. 2 Michigan In a Swing's mark of 10 sel on Feb. 108-62 victory over C rn lra l 2. I OHS against lloston College. Michigan. Klceconnecird Tor 14 points in Ewing went on to become llie First choice In the I OHS NBA the second half as Michigan. 7-0. drub and an all-star selection turned a 20 point hulfllme lead Inin a 40 point victory. Terry with Ihe New York Knit ks M ourning also scored I I Mills scored 10 (minis, while Loy point* and grubtied IO rebound* Vaughl added 10. Sean Higgins 13. Kirk Taylor 11 and Bumeul In ecrnlng the first triple-double Boblnsnn 10. Jeff Majerle led ihe of his fledgling college c a r e *. However. Georgetown Coach Chlppewas with 17 points while John Thompson said he would Carson Butler had 10 Al Chapel IIOI. N C JrlT Lelm prefer to shv away from com ■ srored 25 points *nd Kevin luring Kw log and Mourning. "I think we have a great deal Madden had 20 and No 5 North of respect, admiral ton and lovr Carolina rode a 15-0 start to an (or Patrick hut at the same HO-77 victory over Vanderbilt. Despite an early lead of 23 token Alonzo* got to be A ton to (minis. Ihe Tar Heels timid n’t M ourning." Thom pson said And I’m not interested In |mt away the Commodores urtlil making any eompartson* with a 0-0 spur) with less than eight minutes In play h im at all w it h P a t r ic k , Al Tulsa. Oklu.. Byron Irvin particularly at this stage of his career I’m not certain In four scored 23 points lo power No 11 Missouri to a 73-01 vlrlory ovrr p irs front no* I would uo that because I don‘1 think It would la- TuLa The Tigers led 3 G 17 with 4 50 fair loeliber one of them " Guard Charles Sm ith also rem ulnlng In the half, and muved In front 4 1-27 early In the broke Ihe school single-game second half m in d lor assists in the game Al L ob Angeles, Trevor Wilson Sm ith , the starting point scotctl a i areer-high 32 |M>lnis guard on the bronzr medal and freshman Don MacLean winning U.S Olym pic learn n u t bed by Thompson I his fall added 14 lo lead No IH UCLA lo In Seoul, had III assists to break an H5-74 win over Boston Uni­ versity the mark of 15 set by Jim Brown Tlte liruln*. 4-0. are off lo their on Feb. 27. 1905 against Itrsl start since I9H2-H3, Boston Katrletgh Dickinson University. 3-2. were led by Smllh anil Jarett Jackson each Tony DaCosta with 30 points scored 13 points to lead seven At lata Angeles. Eric Knox lilt Georgetown players In double 12 of 10 Minis from the Held and figures, while Jo h n T u rn e r added 12 (Mtlnls and 10 re­ scored 25 [minis In push Oregon Slulr lo a 100 00 victory over bound* and Dwavne Bryant bad Loyola Mary mount. II. Lari Martin added 1H point* Kentucky, which Is under in­ and Gary Payton had 17 point* vestigation by Ihe NCAA for and 10 assists as ail (begun recruiting violations, also Is Stale starters scored In double having problems on Ihe court figures I h r Wildcats lost H5-82 Wed­ By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent Unltad Press International Lake Mary * Mika Morthla jacks up a jumper Marthla scored 10 points In Wadnaday’s 60-47 triumph over Ft Pierce Central L A K E MARY F o rw a rd Bernard Mitchell sr ored 20 of his game-high 30 points In the second half lo key a second half comeback as the Lake Mary Bams (2-11, defeated Ihe Fort Pierce Central Cobra* (0-3). 60-47. In a non district boys basketball game Wednesdaynight before 101 fans al latke Mary high *'l looked at Ihe bench, and the roach (Willie Richardson. Bams head coachI gave me a stare like It's crunch time," Mitchell said “ And since I'm the team leader. I decided lo take charge of the game." And Indeed he did as Mitchell, one of the top p laye rs In Seminole County, hit on consec­ utive three point field goal* lo give the Bams the lead for good al 34-51 with four minutes left In u.c third quarter. Mitchell also grabbed 10 rehounds and had three steal* and assists for the night. "W e started slow tonight, but we started to lie more ronslstent In our play In Ihe sernnd f j a r t e r . " said Richardson 'After Ihe first quartrr. we darted to execute more, and got nurh heller shut selections " It took awhile for the Bams lo ,rt untrnrkrd as Fort Pierce took advantage ol some cold shooting hy Lake Mary lo take a 10-2 lead al Ihe end of Ihe first quarter. Then the Hams started to slowly get hack Into the game in the second period with Mitchell Muring 10 points as Lake Mary Irailed 27-20 al the half. Then the Bams went from ihr /one to Ihe man lo man defense and forced Fori Pierce Inio several had shot selrcllons. and Ihe tide turned In favor of Lake Mary as they otilscored Fort Pierre. 22-9. lo lake a 42-36 lead Into Ihe fourth quarter The Barns continued to put the pressure on the Cobras at (he start of Ihe Inurth quarter as I wo quick steals by point guard George "A ir" Gordon was con­ verted Into points and the Hams Increased their lead by 10. 4030 O ther Bams players who played well Included Mtkr Mrrthtr who scored 10 [minis and Chris Davidson and Gordon who scorrd six apiece. Fori Pierce was led by foward Patrick Higgins wllh 14 points and rrn lrr Shawn Smllh wllh 13. In freshmen action rarler. the Bams rnllrd hy Galway. 77-27 wllh Alon/o Brundldge the high scorer (nr Ihr Bams with 12. F T S l t l C C C f R T R A l l«M n* It i 5-ntrh '1 IcYonck IS M into* * Unka i w » i i T**»it w iiiio U « l MARY (M> IS III » dtor « 0«r*en t » *»"•<* 1 ||»M« 1. Dr*uWttn I, T**tlt 11 SUM Maiplim* — FT P are* It . L * * . * U ' t JS Fault — F I S * * i» to O O M a rt II I tv U d cut — non* T m M o S non* 1 pot"! I*M juai- UttM/ry MAM-W ill R.tordt FI P itre*S t L * t * M * r y lt Winter Park nips Edgewater, 61-59 and gol ample support on Ihe board* from Junior Andre Hlngkvisi (13 polnis. H re­ bounds) By JIM RICRRNBACKBN Herald Correspondent WINTER PARK - Kerry Patrick usually heads Imste after game* and watches ihe replay of his Winter Park boys basketball learn In Ihr cnmforlsof (tome. What he rnJoyed the most late Wednesday night as he viewed Wlnler Park's 61 59 victory over Edgewater hours earlier was sen an renter Danny Rubin's Jumper with seven seconds lell that won this Metro Conlerence tunlesl Hulun, who scored 10 (minis and pulled down nine rebounds In last Thursday's 69 63 win over Edges-a Ier In The TlpO ft Classic lnvii.uioii.il, finished wllh 17 (minis Hubtn and Hlngkvisi took a twicksral In point* In senior (mini guard Willy Dannie, who finished with 23 (minis, right assists and five steals Duunlr. 5 -ot-B from threepoint range last night, was the main man Iasi week with 24 [mints, rlghl rebounds and a dozen assists Wednesday's scenario bore similariilr* to last Thursday's plot as Winter Park (3-l| grabbed an early lead only lo have Edgewater 11-3) roar from behind Trailing 11-2 In Ihe first period, the Eagles look a 35 2H lead mm halftime. Responsible for Edgewater* surge were junior Alonzo Anderson (22 points tolnll. sophomore* Donovan Williams (13) and junior Robert* Hamller 110). Tied 59 59. W lnlrr Park allowed tlie cluck to run down lo 21 seconds before calling lime out After working Ihe hall around. Hubln delighted the predominately partisan crowd with his turnaround Jumper ED G E W AT I * 11*1 Anewton U Will-*™* l l H w n.ttr 10 YYYiiNf. V t o « l M y K im o c * 1 Woodtl T o U i t l l l l l * W IN TE R F A X * <411 Otunic f t Rubin II. ftlngk.ltl 11. O tW 'gsa'd T. OvtwwH I S tilt 'd 4 Msn«sn 0 Ht>r ( lo*»lt II 111*41 H d llflm t E d o * n tl* r 11 W m l«r P * f» 14 Fdult t .**»«»'• ' 14. Win**' Pt>4 t TouWa owl Nan* TtcS n a tU Non* T*r»* pout* go*lt C t I Andtnon *1 Win I*' Park 4 I0*un<« 1 O t* " s »* 'd II Raiders hit No. 10 in JUCO poll From dtaft report* Seminole C o m m u n lly College, 10-4 ovrralt and 2-0 In the Mid-Florida Confer­ ence. )mn|M-d into the State J U C O poll for (he first lime this week as they come In at Ihe No lOsjMit Polk 104) m.uni.lined ihr No. I *|**t lollowrd by Miami Dade North. Chl|mla. Day Iona Beach. Pensacola. Mlattil-Dade South. Ptrvaid. Palm Beach. Si Petersburg and Seminole In the individual slutlslli* for the Mid Florida Conference, sophomore forward Trrell It lines of the Baidrrs ranks eighth In Ihr scoring department with a 10 0 average Vincent Emerson 115,1) Is l l l h and Hubert Thomas (13.H| Is lOlh S t'C s Mike Gasklll has Ihe lop (lied goal prrcrnlagr tn the MFC and also leads Ihe slate at 70 0 |10 ol 2S| while Emerson Is ninth I5H.4I and Bota-rt KUdardctll ranks 14th 152 1). Thomas ranks llth In the three-point held goal perceniage (43.2) sernnd leading assist man tn the MFC with 100 In the Hrst 13 games for n 7.7 average Willie Fisher of Lake City has got ol! lo a blazing start with I DO assists tn 10 games tor 10 6 average In ihr tree throw shooting department. SC C * Hod Vcrmlllo Is the MFC leader at 100 percent |0 of 01 wllh Nick MilldakU sixth 114 ol 17 H2 41. T J S< aletta 10th (14 of IH. 77 H|. Thomas I4 lh (20 of 20. 70 91. Emerson lOlh (35 ol 40. 70 1) and William ■’W impy” Wood* Is 22nd |42 of 59. 71.21 Tra m wise through 13 games, the Balder* averaged H4.7 polnis per game while allowing 77 8 The top scoring Irani In ihr MFC Is Crnlral Florida which averages 94 4 The lop defensive learn Is Daytona Beach which surrenders 71.5 polnis per itaittr In the retmunding department. Ihr to|i Balder Is Barnes who ranks ninth with a 7 H average Starry William* ol Florida Cominunily CoUcge-JackftOnvtHe leads at 12 3 (>er game Wood*. Ihr Raiders' polnl guard. Is Ihe Seminole Communlly College will com­ pete in Ihe Brevard Christmas Tournament this Friday and Saturday After Ihr tourney, ihe Raiders take off for the Christmas break and don't return to action until Thursday. Jau. 5 at home against University of Wisconsin Center at Wauktsha Raiders-------Continued from IB 14 40 to (day Seminole then went on a run of its own started by an outside Itank shot hy Mllldakls. Brown then lilt one of two free throws, and liarnr* came up wllh Ihr rrliuund on tlte miss and fed Brown fur a In sip Emerson lilt a free throw before Mllldakls connected on a long range Jumper to up Ihr lead lo 51-41 wllh 11 36 to play. Brown had one of his best night's as a Balder and was a mnstunt threat on the Inside, Brown terrorized Ihe Matadors ■ill night ns lhey were keying on Emerson and Baines, Ihr two players who killed them last season ' They (Valencia) wen- playing up on me and sagging Iwuk on Vince (Em erson) and Terell (Barnes)." Brown said. "When I gol Ihe ball I was one uu one and look It lo Ihr Issip They didn’t ever Ink k off me so I kepi going lo Ihe iNiskel." Seminole went lo Us scorer lor the night and Mllldakls came through again tvs he received ihe ball on the block and (nil down the layup to up the SCC lead to 03-57 wllh It 12 remaining. "1 shot 1teller In the second half." Mllldakls said of his per­ formance. "I relaxrd on my shot and hustled more on defense. This was a hlg win. wx stayed undefeated in the conlerence and wr'rc comfortable playing together." Mall Sucdnicycr Ihcn lilt two free throws lo irlm Ihe lead to 63-59 with 57 seconds to play. The Baidrrs llten came down and miswrit ihrtr field coal op­ ^ j / i (e W i 4 Thank You for Shopping > GREGORY LUMBER A TRUE VALUE Jj HARDWARE Ol P .5 A i) p o rtu n ity . W oods, th o u g h , scrapped for Ihr twill wllh Gray and Emerson came tip wllh the loose twill. Emerson then drove and pul down a thunderous two hand slum lo wrnji up Ih r victory. The Matadors managed to make it Interesting, though, as Jefferson came down anil drilled a thrrr (Milnt field g<wd lo bring them lo wllhln three, 65-62. wllh 3 1seconds lo play. Burncs added a pair of free throws to up the lead hack lo live, 07-02. with 24 seconds lo play. Valencia rushed down the court and jacked up u three jxilnter but it did not fall, bui Burgrtl managed to gel the rebound und came up wllh (hr pul tuick lo Irlm the lead to 07-04. The Matadors pressed und came up w-llli a steal and mldcoun and fed Jefferson who was short oil Ills llirrr point aitrmpl. Bamr* came up with the re b o u n d a nd B u rg e It forearmed him lo seloll a liench clearing brawl as Ihr buzzer sounded As a result no one was ejected and alter quite a hll of pushing and shoving Ihe floor was cleared. V A L E N C IA 1141 - Jtllo to n * 14 1 1 11. O t t f f 111 I U . C o r W y d S I I . V in t o n )* ! 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AM i twMt t| « Ml i .i ii *1 rnOn* 3 2 2 -0 5 0 0 �1 4ft — Sanford Harold, SAnlord. Florida — Thursday. Decambar 8. 1088 ______ No. 3 OaiTRidge outguns Apopka, 73-60 • Y JIM RICKftNBACKIR Herald correspondent AI*OPKA — Oak Ridge Coach Ron Smith realizes when your team la ranked third In the latest FSWA suite poll that every game Is a championship game There are no off nights, particularly when you 'travel to play a tram with the talent of an Apopka and you're preparing fur a Friday night faceoff with defending District 4A-IO champ Evans on •the mad as well as nest week's prestigious Grrat Florida Shootout at Klsrtmmee Osceola High School. Smith breathed a sigh of relief aftrr the •Pioneers left Apopka Wednesday ntghi with a 7I100 win before 501 fans bui wns concerned •atxml his teams' breakdown at certain points In Its d 1striel opener. "We re not playing smart basketball." Smith said, after watching Gfoot-7 junior center Willie Fisher and 6 6 senior forward Alonzo Hams combine for 47 points and 20 rebounds. "We have lots of talent and show flashes of being really good, but a team knows If they beat us It'll Ite a feather In their cap " Things got a little ticklish for the Ibonrers (4-0) midway through Ihe fourth quarirr when freshman Shelby James hit a free throw lo bring Ihe lllue Darters I I - l l within a three-point shot 159-56) of a lie. lint Apopka's 6-7 center Norris Davis plekrd up his fourth and fifth fouls In a 10-second span, exiling with four points and 3 52 left. Fisher took advantage of Davis’ absence, •coimg seven of his game-high 29 points down the stretch lo sral the victory. "If Davis' depart me didn't do anything else, li threw our momentum off," said Apopka Coach Frrd Arnett, whose tram plnya host to Lake Brantley tonight before traveling lo Winter Park Friday. "And when Lorenzo (Hooper) got Into foul trouble early In the second period, we losi some quickness " Only Junior Cedrtck Varner (24 points) and Derrick Clark (18) kept Ihe Darters within striking distance during Ihe final half The tandem totaled nil hut five of Apopka's points In the first two periods, hut Apopka trailed 41-31. The Pioneers pU ked up wherr they lell ofl Iasi Saturday night while whipping Winter Park In The Tlp-OfT Ctaaalr Invitational's title game, using (Is inside-cmtside game lo offset Varner and Clark. Srnlor guard Greg Hall ( I I points) penetrated well al times and was effective from thr oulsldr on his way to nine first-half points Meanwhile. Ram s blank ’N otes Thai experiment-while-playing approach ran lend to dlsaslrr, but Seminole did lls share, offering only token resistance In the (Irst half (surrendering over . 20 shots in ihe llrsi 40 minutes) fn the second M lf. Ihe 'Notes played a much more com pel It Ivr game and artually got some . shots off. "I'm not too disappointed." said Suzy Krno. coach of the Semlnoles "Last year, we lost lo them 9-0 early In Ihe season "If only I can get the girls to play In thr first half like they do In the second hall. You could are Ih r difference. Th e y played much belter In the second half We should have had two goals " i Not tli.it it would have made much difference. Dana Hoover had a hat I rick for Lake Mary In the first half, scoring at 9.04 Herald correspondent Ovlrdo's grappling Lions took to Ihr mal Wednesday night ; hungry lor their first win of Ihr , season against St. Cloud. The ; Lions were successful In pinning ;down the victory by defeating the visiting Bulldogs. 42-35. In prep wrestling action at Oviedo -High ; The Lions Improved Iheir re­ cord to I -1 and will resume ! action Friday an they travel to Oak Ridge to take on the Pio­ neers ; After the Bulldogs' Jason Mill ; er won ihe o|>rnlng match, the ; Lions' George Cook pinned SI. Cloud’s Rav Kempher In 31 seconds 111 the I 12 [xnmd weight class St Cloud got a win in the 119 category und then It was all 'Oviedo until ih r 152-pound match. At 125. Mall Price baffled llralh While until finally wear­ ing down his opponrnt and getting thr pin at 5 42 In Ihr match Ovlrdo's Krn Schnipp look advantage of a much weaker Nell Jrsirscn by going al him right away and coming away with a quick (tin at I 111 in the I.TOmalrhup. Going Into the 135 category, the Lions’ Jim Vela knew he had his hands lull with St. Cloud's Mall Miller, hut dug down drrp lo come up wllh a pin at thr 3:32 mark Paul Isaacson, wrestling In the 140 wrighl class, con­ tinued Ovlrdo’s winning streak by pinning Ihr Bulldog's Scoff Butler lit 3:43 and John Doxlry ended Ihe five mutch pinning sjtrrc by disposing of Lance Willingham In 1:14 of the first period oaxaioxim r.x»» i» *».»,» u G*«on> TM n a illin h h iii . d w i inrsmi APOPKA IMI U CtArS II J*m*t t. 0 * c » < )> M n J Mtc» I r 1 IM U S W l TAUlt 14 S U M H*OUm* 0*4 • « * » * 41. Apop*« Jl Pauli 0*4 » * » • M Apopta M P M C AvP D « t'» TAtSMCA't H u n t PlUw l a w w TSr«*f«MPp44i| ApBp4*)IV*rn*f ) J*m *«II Pram staff reports O V IE D O — O vlrdo's Lady Lions, a much-improved Irani over a year ago. figured a good way lo fetuw llu l Improvement would be lo have a good maich Wednesday against powerful Lake Brantley Only I oikr Brantley refused In cooperate. Jennifer MrMasirr became tlie second Lady Patriot lo srnrr five goals in a game this season as sixth-ranked Brantley roarrd lo a 17-0 hemlmile Alhtellc Confer­ ence shellacking of the Ladv Lions at Tom Storey Field Lake Brantley, defending SAC champion. Improved to 6- 11 overall and ran Its ronfrrrncr record lo 3-0 The L*d/ Patriots have their biggest match of Ihe early season Friday night when they host ‘mirth ranked and unbeaten Lakr Mary The Lad) Kama come tn al 7 0 overall and 2-0 In the league O vie d o , 5-4 overall, now stands al 1-3 In the SAC Tin l-adv I.tons Itnpr In rebound Friday as they host another s la t e -r a n k e d team Lak> Howril'sLudy Silver Haw ks Th e Lady patriots had an excellent srortng ratio Wrdnrs day nl,;hl as Ihrv scored 12 limes out of 21 shots lakrn Brantley held Oviedo to Just three shots and goalkrrprr Kinu Kurz made two saves tn re cording the shutout Fo llo w ing Mi Master, who along with Stall fox has scored five goals in a game this year in Ihe scoring roJunin was Joyce Tilths. Fox. Tara Harding Beth Scliarfrr. Dawn Douglas T ria l Finley and Stairy Feldman with one goal spine Campbell’s goal gives Howell win N n H N W »t* U lM 4 M M i Lake Mary a Crtsftie Snow gcoa to the ground fo knock e ball away from Seminole ft Michelle Leggore In girls soccer action Wednesday at Lake Mary High The Lady Rams, ranked fourth In the •tala, ran their record lo 7-0 overall and 2-0 in Ihe conference with a 50 victory Lake Mery has a big match Friday night as it play* at U * e Brantley 28 05 and 32 02 All Ihrre wen afterward " W r didn’t expert lo unassisted. Hoover picking up win this game, but I hoped w r ihr lull In truffle In front of the could keep It to 3-0 In the second Seminole net and beating Os­ half." borne to the left post all three Scoring a goal also would have hr I[ted. but Tammy Scott was times. In l Ite second half, as Hr no equal lo the few challenges juggled tin lineup, looking for Seminole presented her with, Ihe right combination. Seminole making two saves on Seminole's played a much more competitive six second hall s! k>(s slyle of sore-er. The quartrt of Once. It appeared Scoff was Am y Williams. Heather Brown. beaten w hen Jennifer Lin Melissa Schukiuan and Mary da mood slid a shot by tier to the Vezlna earned praise from Reno right But the shot hil the right for Ihetr work on defense, goal post and bounced right to Thai didn't slop Lake Mary S c o tt, w h o s m o th e rrd It from adding lo lla trad. Amy M!c belle Leggorr r.lso had some Alexander and Donna Rohr each opportunities, tail couldn't capi­ nailing home a goal In the Anal talize for Ihr 'Nole« With Ihe win luckrd safely 40 minutes "You never know what lo away. Ktsnrle was ublr lo appre­ expect from girls." said Rrno ciate the differences brtwrrn thr two trams and lire sprcial pro biema the Semlnoles gave Ihe Kama "W c have a program that .rinks a lot In I lie off season," hr explained. "A lot of the girls play Hub sorcer In the off season "They (Semtnolrl hark it up Into llirlr box a lot on defense When that liapurns. you have lo start shooting in no outside, lust like In iKiskrtball You do that, they come Out III mark you and II opens up the limldr game " On Wednesday night. It all worked Seminole, now 3-4. returns home for a Friday night match with the first-year Lady Wolves of Deltona Lakr Mary. 2-0-1. travels to Lakr Brantley on Friday night. Oviedo sticks St. Cloud, 43-35 •y CHUCK BUnOftftft “ W'e didn't rebound well In Ihe first hall." Arnett said "They're a physical ballclub. but they're clran. "If you want to slay with them on the boards, you're got lo gel position and hold ll “ llul like 1 said before (he neason. we re gearing towards (hr district tournament That lakes a kit of pressure off our kids In the regular season " M cM aster’s 5 goals lead Brantley rout .B yTO R YD oS O R M IC R :Herald spons writer L A K E M A h y — It wasn't In u rh of a contest, but It was an inlerrstlng display of U u iu C < r trams at different stages In Ihetr ;dcvrlopment: one exploring Ihe -higher levels of play with the ;other trying to find a lineup that Works For thr second day In a row. Seminole High School took a 5 0 healing at the hands of Lake Mary. On Tuesday ntghi. II was the Trtbr boys soccer team. On Wednesday night. It was Ihe girls' turn. And ll could have been worse, had II not been for the bnvc play of Seminole ‘keeper Bobble Os burnt- |2 I saves, a third of which were of the difficult variety) and Ihe studious approach by the Lake Mary Lady Rama "W r tried to work on playing thr liall In. to work on making our runs." explained t.akc Mary roach Bill Eisaelr. "At one lime. I made sure the girls only look It down the out side and played II into Ihe middle." Fisher and Harris scored 15 and 8 points, respectively. Fisher ripped down six of his eight first-half rebounds off Ihe offensive boards, many of which Iransalalrtl Inin baskets St. C lo u d ’s B rian B utler started a four match Bulldog winning march wllh a major decision of Andy Heinrich. 26-9. In the 152 ca te g o ry. T h e Bulldogs won flvr of Ih r Iasi six matches, however Ovlrdo's Mike Kobla's pin over Mike Pitcher in Ih r 220 pound weight cluss slopped a clean sweep In Ih r heavier weigh Is and rtm irrd (hr Lions'first win In thr junior varsity match, the voting Lion wrestlers pul ihe buby Bulldogs In Ihr doghouse wltha36-32 triumph. B R A N T L E Y A T M ARY In a big early season wrestling malt hup. Lakr Mary s Rams and Lake Branlley's Pali lotl square off tonight al 7.30 al Like Mary High T h r Rams are considered the lop team In Ihr area while Brantley is attempting lo mukr lls move Inward Ihr top In oilier wrestling action this week. Lym an High hosts lls annual Christmas Tournament on Friday and Saturday ami Seminole opens Its season Sal u rd a y al a qua d meet in Aubumdalc OVIiOOU.lT CLOUDU iM-l4»nMtlt#c (SCIP NAlhAApoorl 111 Gwrg*CoaSlOVl(> 04, ll II * — C tw ti K r* n n I SC I d K * »in U t . t o n t 4 i l l - * 4 t t P o t » I0VI p M .jtnw s.t.1 i ; UO-KmUhfW <OVIp N*ajml«*fli If 111— Jim Vti4 (OVIp M4t1Will*,] 11 IM - Psul lU K vr tOVI p Scull Bull*, 1 41 14] — J W w B o . I * , 1 0 V ) p L o iX t W illin p h A m I 14 ■U - Ml B r i*rt Bull*, (SCI md And, M*UWKS IM — K»<!B Siiwnont ISCl p B n « t S oil*, 4 1* 111 — Jim m y K im p lie t SC I p l*tf SmltS 1 I* 1*4 — CftftiRtfiik IS C ld C h O t U o n f ) 119— Mat i.otn IOV) p Ma* PiteStf ) 11 MW Etrtot Bon 111. ISCl p Don W ,»vi t* H fltid Photo try Vn4l D*l*nM*< Super soph Sophomore guard Tanya Lewis brings Ihe ball upcourt for Lake Howell s Lady Silver Hawks. Lewis and Ihe Lady Hawks return lo Seminole Athletic Conference action tonight at Oviedo High. II Is the SAC opener for both learns wllh Junior varsity action starling at 6:15 and varsity at 8 Frasi staff report s LAKE H O W ELL To ri Cainplictl look a pass from Christine Frankenhetgrr and scored the game's only goal al 28 00 to give Ihe Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawks a I -O decision over Hie visiting Lyman lady G reyh oun d s on Wednesday night Lake H o w e ll goalkeeper Heather Braun made four tavrs on the nine shots Lym a n mustered to earn Hie shutout The win ker|m the Hawks record perfect al 4 0 Lyman fell lo 1-3-1 "We playrd a much heller srrnnd half." said Lyman roarli I-iur.i Rountree "We had seven shots m the set und hall and held Lake Howell lo Just lour shots We nerd to pul two good halves together That's our problem Itrvky Carr. Lym ans krt j* i was r ailed on In makr six saves on Ih r 11 shots taken by l^tkr Howell l.akr Howell also ended up taking five comer kicks w hilr Lyman did it I lake any. Moth teams werr whistled for five fouls In thr Junior varsity prrliml nary. Lake llowrll and Lyman playrd In a scoreless lie l.ytnnn next plays on Friday when the t)rtaiiid Lad] Bulldogs |s»v a visit for Junior varsity and tarslly matches at 5 15 and 7 p m . respectively Lakr Howell (ravels lo Ovtfdo on Friday for Its nr xt matche Float needed when fishing wild shiners Far and away the most popu­ lar method of fishing wild shiners Is with a llout of some type Nol only Is this the most popular method of fishing wllh wild shiners. II Is also the most relaxing because the cork acts as your visual cur There arc several "Iricks of Ihe trade" llial guides use to make cork Ashing even more effective T h r ntnsl obvious Hung that an angler rtitild do In makr his life easier Is lo use floats that are easy to s |m>i Dnpaintrd corks made of natural materials urr often dlfflrull to ser when float­ ing amongst hyacinths and other vegetation For Hits rrason. I prefer to use the fforrscrnl colors, especially Hie red f'loresernt red Is rasy lo spot, and you can even follow the ork un­ derwater when a liass Is running off with your shiner. Many anglers opi for the tradi­ tional round floul, but mosl ex (left shiner fishermen use ihr !U|K-rrd models. Round flouls afford loo much resistant- when u lias* Is attempting In pull (he cork through vegetation A tapered float will slip Ihrough mats of weeds Huff would cnlrup a round bobber. Another rulr of ahlner fishing Is never lo peg your cork where II will nol slip up your line. Murphy's law often applies to shiner fishing, and Ihe worst ih.it can possibly happen often does. It Is common for a cork lo fx-come wedged In vegetation, and If Ihe float Is |>cggrd. (hr bass will drop Ihr shiner tx-rausr there Is loo much resistance Line ran slip easily through a cork Hit Is not pegged, and llirrr will tie no additional resistance toalert the bass Ihnl something Is up. If gelling u strike Is Ihr easiest pari of shiner fishing wllh a cork, (hrn selling Ihr hood Is Hie most dlfflrull. Slack line Is the main cause of missed strlkrs. and anglrrs rnusl lx- careful lo reel up all of the slack lx-lorr ihr hiKik is set A llrr years ol experimentation and more missed strlkrs Hum 1 s-uuld like lo admit. 1 discovered Him! rapidly rrrllng up Hie slack until I actually fell (hr fish ts Ihr most effective method for me to set the hook Employing these simple Ups will Increase thr odds for success on your next shiner fishing expedition. Shupr's Scoop ll Is imposslhlr lo set Hie hook too hard when shiner llshlng lor bass Often your line Is en­ tangled In weeds or other obstructions, und u hard hook set Is your only chance of driving Ihe hook home Inthc Jaw of u bass. Fishing Forecasi Lem on Bluff Flah Cam p reports good spec fishing In Lake Harney. Hass llshlng Is on Hie slow side, bul should pick up wllh Hie cooler weather. Puzzle Lake is difficult lo llsh because ol high water. Sieve (lard al Hie Osteen Bridge Flab Camp reports good fishing for specks In Lake Monroe In 5-7 Irrt of water. T h r arra around Stone Island rr mains popular. Ctwrlcs Merrill Is catching some nlrc stringers of specks In some deep holes below the new blrdgc Hass llshlng i» still slow wllh Ihr high water. The ro d weather has slowed up the hoi snonk bite at Sebastian Inlet. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. December 8. 1988 — People CALENDAR Ceramics sale to supply gift-givers Stetson University's <rtamlr* class will hold its annua! lull pottery sale, just In ilm r for Clulstmus. on Thursday and Friday. Dec. HO, from 9 a in. to 3 p m on Ih r strji* of Ihr university's Carllon Union Building. Del-anil Hundreds of handmade pieces will be displayed foe sale, with a third of the money going to the an department for supplies Golf tourney to aid Alzheimer Center The Alzheimer Resource Center Inc In Winter Park will benefit from the Lake Norui Charity Golf Tournament at Lake Nona on Friday. Dec. 9. Teraiff time Is D i m with che» k in and ( om inrnlal breakfast from 7 30-8 30 a m. Dartircur buffet and awards ceremony will be included In Ihe day s events Entry lee Is 8175. which Includes sweater, golf, goll cart, golf lulls, breakfast and barbecue. Players may rrgtsirt by railing the Alzheimer Resource Center at 843-1910 Woman’s club to sing for DAR Tile Sanford Woman's Club Chorus will present a program of Christmas music at a meeting of the Sallle Harrison Chapter of tlie National Society of Daughters of Ihe American Revolution on Friday. Dec 9. at 12 30 p m at Howell Plai^- in Sanford A alien* auction also will be held AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcohol l< s Anonymous gm ips meeting Friday include Altam onte Bprlagai • New Life Group, noon. H p m . ojien discussion. 442 S North Lake Wvd . Suite *016 C a aM ib arry: • Clean Air Group, noon, alrohohr* only, non-smokers orly. Prints Club. 130 Normandy. • Good Morning Group 10 a m H p m open discussion. Rebus Club, 130 Normandy • Happy M* Group. 3 30 p m open ■*••* •usam, Reims Club, 130Nurmam1v • HcU>« Group fi .Ml a rn often Him u*»ton. noun, alinhoiut only. Relate Club. CM) Normandy • Young People Group. H p rn . alcoholics only, non smokers only. Rebus Chib. 130 Normandy. • Rebus A lam in H p m . Helms Club 130 Normandy Lake M ary: • Sand IHind Group. H p m . open discussion, non-smokers •oily. 1097 Sand Pond Road • Can Uni* 41 Anon. P p m , beginners mrcitng 1097 Sand Pond Road Long wood: • lunigwaid Group. H p m . aliolmhis only, non smokrr* only Moruv lan Church. 1301 W Stale Rood 434 a I Pressview • Survivor*Group noon open dro ussiott 3101 I I..inr • lamgwniHl Al Anon. N p m . Moravum Church. 1301 W. Stale Road 4.14 al Prrssvtrw Hanford: • Sanford Group, noon and 5 30 pm o|trn discussion h p m .open step meeting. 12 0 1 W. First St • Sober Won Group noon and 3 30 f> rn . often discussion M p m alcoholics only. Sahara Club lold driver * license office) 25H7 S Sanford Avr • 24 Hour Group. H ft m often discussion.House of Goods ill. ■Fourth Street and Oak Atsrmir W eklvai • Wekiva Grouft. H p in ,, alcoholic* only Wrkiva Pre kbyte ru n . Stale Road 434 and Wekiva Springs Hoad Zoo to get percent of sales llttrdlnr s in Altamonte Mall. Fashion Square and Daytona Mall will donate K> percent of purchases to Ihe Central Florida Zoological Park on Saturday. Dee 10. from H a m to 10 p.m Shof»f*crs should lake sales receipts to Ihe volunleer lahlr and register the zoo as Ihe recipient of the 10 prrcrnl donation Holiday stories to be told Holiday Stories Around tlie World" tltlrs the family stnrylrlllng festival to l>e prrsenlrd by the Florida Slorylrllrr* Guild al the Central (Casselberry) Branch of the Seminole County Public Library System on Saturday. Dec 10. from 1-3 p m Admission Is Ircc and Often lo Ihe public Sixteen l<* al storytellers will take turns telling holiday stories In each of Ihe three meeting rooms at the library. 215 N Oxford Rond. Casselberry For more information, rail 339-4000 Santa making charity visits Heglnnlng Saturday. Dec 10. Santa and tils elves will laavailable by ap|xilntmrnl for surprise visit* lo homes as sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity al ihe University of Centra! Florida The fraternity's 17th annual Rent-A Santa" project will benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Fees begin al 825, or 850 for a party of 40 nr more. Christmas Eve visits bv Santa will Ik- 835 «Hk i M n o w lO ntrilis* kr Bat ArtrrH S S h o p lifte rs are g e ttin g a w a y w ith le a s in th e ad ven t o f w is e r m e rc h a n ts and s te p p e d -u p p o lic e a c tiv ity . S hoplifting more a losing gam e By SUSAN LO D IN Herald Matt writer SANFORD — "Tlx the holiday shopping season, htii «hupli(ting. w hich Is irx rraslng as Sanlord grows, knows no srason Sanford Poller t’hlef Steven Harriett said that as with other crime*, impulse mollvair* many shoplifter* Small, easily conY ru le d Item* aYr te m p tin g target*, rven lor Mine who have money In their porkrt to pay for ihe item, or who really have no use lor ii * The profile of Ihe *hopllfter Is a* varied as the linns stolen and the motivations for stealing However. Harrtetl said, many arr juvenile* w ho steal com modItlr-s such a* rtgarrltr* or alcohol that ihey ran ‘1 buy legally. Cosmetic* and audio tapes are also favored, he said Sortie steal food, either for ihernselvr* or lo sell/swap for narcotics Many siolnt items arr taken to supjKirl a drug halm. II.un< It Mild He liellryi-s tfi.it a lew shophllcrs are true klcpI o m an Iar s w ho have a iisvrhnloglial compulsion to steal. Harriett remember* when, a lew year* ago. a woman was caught waddling mil of a San­ ford store with a ham between her legs Poller also ended a shoplifting spier In which group of suspect* starird tn Winter Park and had a <.irlo.ul ol sltilett clothing bv tltr lime they were capttirrd In Sanford, hr said. Harriett said shnpllllrni in some eases expertenre the thrill of gening something fur nothing Dill when you steal and steal again, odds arr you’re going In gel i alight he said When shoplifter* are taught, th e y d o n ’ t u s u a lly m a ke headlines, unless they llghi shnpkrrpcr* or ixillcc ofllerr* who drlaln them. Sliopllltlng is unique In that merchants can legally confront and detain sus peels, and recover goods stolen from thetr stores But resistance to arrrsl also brings charge* of liattrry and stiller srniriiccs. "Resistance is gelling In be more rotnnmn than II was." Harried said "Merchants are eonceniratlng on loss prevention more ihfm ihev used to. and that b r i n g s m o r e confrontations." When caught with Ihr goods. Hurried said, the typical shop­ lifter will say he or she arc Idendally took an Item they meant to pay for They often ollrr lo pay lor Ihe Itrm Hut aftrr you're ratighl. It's usually list lair to plead lor mercy It's up tn Ihe merchant to decide If charges should be (lied. Harried said And most shopkee|iers. he said, are taking a hard llnr against shopllllrrs They do prosecute, and have sophisticated systems to slngle oui shoplifter*. Tips will help you to be safe, not sorry ByHUSAN LODKN Herald stall writer SANFORD — T o help ensure a safe and happy holiday season. Sanford Poller Chlrf Sicvru Hutrtcli said he has reassigned sotnr officer* in order lo beef up patrols In areas where crim inals are mure active tht* lime of year. And A lta m o n te Springs police In Opera!Ion Safe Car" are Manning their city for unlocked parked ears. When such vehicles arc found, olflerr Jeff Hawkins said. (Miller leave a note on the ear. reminding Ihe owner of ihe hazard* of leaving ah unattended car unlocked Harrtetl offers these sugges­ tions for pruleeilon against erimlnulartlvity: iluisr whom they catch It's up to Ihe court. H arried said, to determine If the suspect Is an Innocent victim of circumstance or a Ihlrf ce s s Though ihr crime of shoppllfting may seem a trivial thing. Harriett estimated that the Poller, he Mild, art as a means average shopper pays about through which merrhants pro­ 84(X) a year extra for good* and • Alw ays look your car. • Since gifts and uther valu­ able* out til sight m your car. Lim it display of gtfta In your home • Don’t shop alone. • Don't i a, ry valuables In u purse lliat iscanlly snatched. • Don't leave your purse or valuublrs unattended In a shopping curt while you shop • Purk In well-lighted areas if you must shop ut night. • Do not park In handi­ c a p p r d s p a r e s w it h o u t authorization and do not park In fire lanes • If you are going lo tie away from home for an extended time, notify police to krrp watch on your house. Also alert a neighbor, even If you are going to be away for only a few hours. service*, because shopkeeper* p a s s their simplified loss along to |>uylng customers. On a national level, shopllllrrs steal more Ilian $5 billion In g iK K ls annually. Many eases go undetected or unrrportrd. A decade ago, Ihe value of the average simplified Item wus 82. S e t Shoplifting. Page 7B Artist Invitational invites shoppers Drlflwixx! Village Shopping Pla/a will host its first Florida Artist invitational on Saturday and Sunday. Dr* 10-11. from 10 a in. lo sunset. Proceeds from Hems sold will iK-nrfll the Alzheimer Resource Center In Winter Park French Christmas party set The annual Christmas party ol ihr Alliance Franchise will lake place Sunday. Dec. I I . at 5 p m. In the clubhouse of Ortentu Woods Apartments, located al H2H Orlrnta Avr.. Altamonte Springs Refreshments will Ik- shared by Ihe membership, and French Christmas carols will Ik- sung Mrtnlier* with refreshments need make no oilier donation. For other members, a 84 donation is requested: non-member*. 85; and student*. 82 For more Information, rail647-0631 Theatre to hold auditions The Civic Theatre of Central Florida’s Mini Series will cast lor Its upcoming production of Car's Paw on Sunday. Dec. 11. at tl p.m. Call Is for iwo male and two female actors The plot concerns urban guerillas who kidnap an Environmental Protection Agency official In protest of government fxillclrs Performance datrs are Feb 3-12 To make an audition appointment, rail Ihe Orlando Ihculrr at 896*7365 SCC fall concert slated The annual fall concert of Seminole Community College. Sanford, will Ik- al 3 p.m. on Sunday. Dec. I I. In Ihe Fine Arts Concert Hall mi the campus. Featured will Itc .< pcrforniam« of Johann Sebastian Dach a "Magnificat In D" by ih r Community Chorus and Chondlcrs with orchestra, harpsichord and organ accompanying Admission Is free and open lo Ihe public If you know of upcoming activities you’d like announced In the Herald'n Calendar, send ih r appropriate information— event, time. dale, place, cost, contact person and phone number— lo Calendar. Sanford Herald, 3ix> N. French Avc,. Sanford. FL 32771 nr call 322-2611 W ish upon a star, then w rite in to our C h ris tm as co n test Maybe you'd like in see t Wishing puis the Imagina­ homeless housed, the hung tion to Inn use. fed. Ihe lonely given coin| Ask Ihe cricket who sang. "W h e n You Wish Upon a fidonshlp. or the troubled glv peace of mind Star." nr ihe fair lirauty vim I l m a y h e that I I sung. "Someday My Prince greenhouse elfeci occupi Will Conte." Rctnrmbri. as a child, por­ your thoughts. We Invllr our readers in g through “ w ls lib o o k " write us uboul "What I'd Ll catalog* and drooling over the to G i v e i h r W o r ld I < latest toy? Or closing your eyes lightly as sucked In Christmas'*and why. Whui do you sec a* tl enough air to blow out every world's greatest need? II yi birthday candle In gel your had unlimited resources wlshcd-for reward? Or pit­ Influence what would vc ching pennies into a fountain? give munkim! that ll Is lac Wishes do come tiur, loo Take, for Instance, the pro­ ing? M ill us or bring us yoi gress toward Martin Luther thought*. In 50 words or Irs King Jr.'s vision In his "I Have Address your |K-r*j>ecllvc a Dream" speech. "Glfl to the World." Nunfoi What better lime to wish than Christmas, when the Herald. 300 N. Frcm h Avr Sanford. FL 32771 tnrlui spirit of miracles I* In the air? your name. City, age an You muy huvr stretched your Imagination and won­ daytime phone number. Entries musi be received dered wliol Ihe world would lxthe Herald by I p.m. u llkclf Perhaps your wish Is ihe Thursday. Dec. 15. Selected responses will l wish ol ihr Christmas angels: published In our Drc. 2 "Peace on earth and goodwill Sunday edit ton. to m m .” M«*M SSolo t>» Stun H*4b*>u A g ra n d m o th e rly cause Sanfoid Mayor Boltyo Smith (led) presunts Maty Smith, president of the Giandmolhcrs Hospitably Club of Seminole County, with a check for Ihe club expenses During a recent "birthday parly" at the Seminole Juvenile Detention Center, Smith added a cash contribution once she saw the club's effectiveness, said club member Alfreds Wallace Club members play grandmother to kids at tho detention cenler. giving them advice, refreshments and gifts at a monthly birthday party for those having birthdays that month Checks may be made out lo the club, c?o Mary Smith, 1703 W 13lh St.. Sanford. FL 32771. For more information, call Smith al 322-3499 �a •| M ! 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THE THROAT, hCU ... f/eu CHECK FOR 5TRfp Ju6T TO st writ «m fy m B LO O M C O U N T Y how by Jim D avii 1O 1 E U V 0 U J slnitlrloii hean. declarer has lour raids in hearts Wiih that ladd mg hr surely would have hid I wo hearts after the Iw orluh hid hy North After Hast ducks Ihe heart. West wins a trick with the king ol spades and leads a second hrarl In Ret a ruff The deal Is not over even then. It Wrsl rnrrlessly leads a diamond away Imm the klnK. four spades will slill make llul West has an easy sate play ol a club and can wait to take the scttlnK trick w ith the kind of diamonds ./antes J a c o b y '* b o o k s " J a c o b y on H rld g c ' an d ' Jantby on Card dam e*'' Iwrit ten with In* lather, the lair (H u aid Jacohyi air now avail ablr at brokalorr* hoth arc piib/ls/trr/ hy /'barns Honks I t 'l l !IHH. N E W S P A P E R KN T E H PRISE ASSN. . .j G A R F IE L D JON, l HAVE T MMUTHINO ) 00*3 By J n m n Jacoby Prrha|n North should not otln South a choice ol yamc ctmlrai l» hy showittK s(m i I<llrrr ihrrc no will make <asdy. •out lour a|iadra is in il.tn^r t Hut on many hands South would have weaker diamonds than A O . and then lour spades is likely to be a far superior contract West led the lop ol his 10douhlrion heart, antlclpallnK KetllnK the lead with the spade klnK and hoping tor a rull When declarer puis lip dummy's heart jock, the spollliihl Is on East, who now will delrrmlue the (air ot lhe contract ai the lirsi in r k There Is a very sound reason lor East to let dummy's jai k win the trick, although ot course tie signals encouragement with the rlghl spot It Wrsl Is leading a f in a l l y C y ' / f a ' F iG u p e p t . WESTON, M P j WIN A T BRIDGE =*= j. wfrroN, Ai r. os$TBTfi\cs 31 30 P E A N U TS Ch ristm as Pl A* idAS CANCELEP im sorry y o j r by Charles M. Schuli NO C h Ri5t m a s Pl a t ., n o C h r is t m a s tr e e n o Ch r is tm a s c a r o ls n o C h r is tm a s c o o k i e s ... JUST A MATH TE S T ON REP ANP 6REEN PAPER I ■■ Jj£ j C $ ft TUMBLEWEEDS by T .K . Ryan �■,* . X jl Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thuraday Woman’s girlfriend is Shoplifting also her husband’s D E A R ABBYt I have l»rrn married In "Hob" for right years. W r have hud our up* and downs llkr mini married couples, bnl generally speaking we have u alning marriage wllh very good eommimlrullon. Last sum m er I gm rear<|unlnird w llh a In n g llm r girlfriend of mine— 1'|| « .ttl her S h ir le y . She had re ce n tly divorced and was deprr%srd We Marled Inviting her to om place for weekends She snapped rail ig her dcprrvsion and we rnJoyed firr company. Now llie prohlem Hob rereiilly <o tilrw rf In me that he Iras fallen deeply m love wllh Shirley Shirley mlrl me she frrU lerrihle about n and she doe* not return his feelings Hob wants to lotillnue Inviting Slilrley lo our pl.r< ? At first I I hough I I could do It. hul the truth Is II hurls iimi much Hot) says lie Mill loves me, but if I deny him Ihr opportunity to see Shirley, tie will lie nils* ruhtr So what do I do'* Invite tier and tolerate tin (Min'* Or slop Im Ulug her and have in deal wtlh e m lwrnhlr huMurid'’ Or should I tell him to leave me and lire kids until hr'suvrr her'* U P SET A N D C O N P U SED D EA R U P SET: Hon 1 Invite Shlrlrv anymore Hul tk> Invllr your nuslsind to join you In a visit in a marriage counselor Hr la tirhavlng llkr a lovesick high school buy You are rail tils motlicr. you are tils wife, and If you want your tuam agr to survjvr. you wilt Insist dial tie go for (ouiiNcling If you letl him lu ' leave until hr is over Shirley," your marriage may tie over first D EA R ABBYi la I me add one more (ip lo help |>rople use jirrs. nption drutf* safely Carry a list tn your wallet of the rxu .1 name, dosage and m luU-.ilr of rat h ntrdh at ion v«mi take When A B IG A IL VAN BUREN y o u r d o c t o r a lt e r s y o u r m edication or Instructions, change your list. Hate your enlrles Many people I have cared for In die emergency naan had no Idea of what medications they werr taking, were loo ill lo trll ns. or had an unmarked pillbox with a collection of unldrndlird pills Much time -.as lost trying lo locate thrlr pclvair physicians all over die world at odd hours Du pi leal t . unnecessary and exjienslve Icsls werr (tone to ligurr oul from M ratch w hat wr mlghl have learned Im m rduiely from an up to-dntc drug list or medical summary Ideally, people should ask I heir iks ior». lor a brief summary of the.i m rdkul problem* to carry with their travel doru merits And heart patients should >urry a ropy uf ihelr most recent E K (i I hojie this saves ■lek people link-, energy- and expense A .R ..M .D . P O R TLA N D . ORE DEAR D O C TO R : Ihank you for a helpful addhkin to this column It x liirrally |ust what die doctor or dr rr<| (Problsms? Writs lo Osar Abby. For a personal, unpublished rsply. sand a salt addrsstsd. ttsmpsd snvtlopo to Osar Abby. P.0 . Box 69440, Los Ar.pslss. Calif 90069 All corratpondsrvca Is confldsntlat l Continued from Page SB Today the value has Increased to more than 935 per Item Acts of fraud, such as price tag swtlrhlng. and using a rrcelpl for one Item lo return u stolen Item fur a refund also are considered m a ll died. Ilairied said. Hr said that during the first 11 months of this year, his men arrrsted 344 suspected shoplift­ ers. Ill 1987 there were 245 arrests oul ol aIsm l 500 rr ported shop liftings l<Aslly. in m iu ai merchants rrporird a loss of about 620.000 lo simplifiers In 1987. and poller recovered about half of dial tola). In 198ft. there were 223 ar rests and 395 rrporird shoplift logs In Sanford Goods with a folal value of 916.000 were stolen, and 9(1.400 In mrrehan disc was recovered. H arrlrii said Harrtrll attributes the Increase In shoj)lifilngs lo ihr preserver ol more stores and morr residents Major drjiartmrnt stores w*th several small Items In slot k are prime taigris for xhopilflrrs Hr said thesr same slorrs also Jiavr the tightest security against dtlrvrs and arr most likely to prosecute Downtown merchants who Unllxd Prsss International FORT LAUDERDALE - The prrcrnlage of die dead t remalrd In die Drilled Slates rose trnm 4 percent In 1973 *o 17 percent last year, and Ihe man whose mortad nk knamr Ls f'oi Cinders prrdkis the trend will grow "Crrm alkm has become a very well accepted alternative lo the high cost ol dying and ih r traditional funeral, said Munir Wrlnirauh president and fourid P.O Ikis 91428. Cleveland OH 44101 3428 Hr sure to stair your zodiac sign C A P R IC O R N ||)ec 2 2 .Ian 111) II you feel an overwhelming urge lo play a hunch today. II lould prove advantageous to you Mi yield in your Inrlmaliotis and give II a go Just Ik- sure II isoT wishful thinking A Q U A R IU S Han 20 Feb 19) O oni lie hesitant MHlay lo tackle a situation yuu haven't at Irrupted b rlo rr Your coni prtrnry In this new area might even surprise v mi PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) t mutinous rtNUinor In luvor you in (irrumslatiers r h o i you are compel trig against others. The edge isn't gigantic, but It's enough to win A R IE S IM.tr< h 21 April 191 1 1lls is a good day lu talk lo your su|» rims alsnil your new Ideas Hr-al with jiriiple d im ity at the top. IrccauM- it ymr go through subordinates they are apt Mi alter your suggestion* T A U R U S (April 20 Mav 20) You have ihr ability today to ltii|Movr u|*m die conception* of others E ven though t h r lr thoughts may lw good ones. >ou II tie aide to ligurr out ways to makr them even belter. G E M IN I (May 21 June 20) Your judgment sliould tie quite good today and von il lw a quit k thinker Have fall tv tn your evaluations, even II you have lo make some decisions under pressure. C A N C ER l.lun, 2 1 ,lull 221 Hon l lei yourself get locked into unproductive , a m i routines merely because they are intn loriable He a shade morr ex prr Imental LEO (.Inly 23 Aug 22l Sunk d u n g M irp n sm g i.m U l develop lor you imLiy that you sImhiI,! find rathrr pleasing II is likrlv lo ra, ui through oik- of your social Invulvements. V IR G O |Aug 2 1 Sepi 221 Wllh a tllllc ajipllcd Ingriiuity ai tills lime you slmuld lw able lo devise ways to gel, rHam dungs you've Iwen wanting lor your (arnily. which thus lar have eluded you L IIIR A lS .p i 23 ( k I 231Yikir mind Is very alert Imlav and you should hr able lo jin k up valualdr mforrnaiion (rom con versa I Ions that Is likely Mi go right over the heads of die other tlsirners SCORPIO 10,1 21 Nov 221 An unusual financial opimriunt ty could lw within your reach today, hut It might lw dllllcull lo recognize Iwcuuw II may come Ihroitgh a unique and lines Iweird source (C l 1988 N E W S P A P E R EN TERPRISE ASSN KE3 1 1 :3 0 1 1 0 :3 0 Ton^H f AUrtJrlV Cmx, LA la* Mwn fOfl«-*«l .p w a X«x 1*0,1* sno* Cowd o r T(.*4|M J Vw« p . 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Ho, V* C6N > ^ i , -------1 Twooclsw SX:n»|.m ,$*<*» [tkk' sww rt jsrwwsa ISaM H»a Voov Ion A-, (C * <)H kj Wa I trw *1^: Xrft •fl.jc-4 ?:c<5 A» St*, C o s i i i [Waa-1tffW pttrfyT m P uuvnn iu! ty rpr* *• „ JW-. «» lUe H.-q-i ilw tlf I jw jrrortu lipaHvCl, )C*m*s» la lalH Oil So* Ut ro lls * ! Corrector ISf )»H L i a m la^aW Fscvt [x—„(| i B..»>"•»» ilAa-w, T * O t u_ i-,c» is* kf L AjpsMc* I* U. 1 k iu ___w_ ir IS •• Han *• (Ov )U Sotw-lantf) v J»snC*sJf1 [UkI ftw BrWa SX 8°° if) * jCva-wy t Ik ,| Sr**< tm e i-n n -V j-li jm fat *t ICxonoy 4 txcvr w r m i 6 :3 0 USA Ivdif nr Iii*eu«w i94-:p«.*#}'( ter 3 i Teq o(IS*SNtwrVl *•• i ftonw diem to rlalm it's thrlr first offense, or Ihnl II was all a m il lake. II Ihe sbopllflrr Is a Juvenile and faring sentencing d is e a s e Is a n In h e r it e d on a first conviction. Martint nrirrutoglcal disorder that Is said they will probably br sen­ most common In Jews of East tenced lo community service, ern European extraction. II Is and will rml have a criminal marked bv progressive jiaralysls record. and dementia Its rausr is a A repealed offense or an adult deficiency of die enzyrnr hexoffender will bring more serious osamlntdasr allowing a toxic buildup of certain fals III dir consequences A third or more stiopllfdng brain conviction Is upgraded from a Tiie unly irraim rnl (or tilt* misdemeanor to a felony If die disease is jire vent ton. dial is. stolen goods are valued ai morr individuals with a family history than 9.MXI die crime is classified of Ihe disease must i)e idrtlllllcd as grand Ihrfi OtJi'twlsr. It la and unfurlimalriy. must avoid petty thrli marrying a partner wllh a simi­ I’u rn shim-ni for convicted lar family history The genetic stiojiltfirrs usually begins wllh tendency to Tay-Sachs can I** ordered i (immunity service and identified hy a Mood test In my a line A conviction may bring opinion, you and arty intended 60 days in Jail and a 9500 fine II partner should undergo genetic dir susjirt I Is convicted of rr r t M in s r lin g sixttng a merchant or jaillcrman You might Imk Into Chrvra who tnkr hlmTier Into custody. D or Y rs h o rlm (H e b re w for I hey may l>e sentenced to up lo ' Association o( an Ujirighl Gen* one year lu Jail and a 91.000 fine Jaw tisa XA ••• I* (Poll Ujd ] YOooJk II f aliT D.»UTY(VVX R**C<* Patur* I»n, >8*04 et t GuriflN.ii to * 3^ Mo, wiir<Fm*mat I#**9*, C#*i* Yd*eCrr H»v‘,*s*8?* AS’.WtvB*m|)r) W DA ItVvn**, Ih*Bonin*•A,u»n*rvi( .. W)4Y 5«d**nVfV,i •»* l(,»A VnB'll IS Dm J --*W*il*f 0*i*«<r« Sdwk 0-opo.!, ini. AAtSoo*!* tn • SHOWN.'tmivrtl wi *• 6#Anno^vc*d fSfCrtffiA SUN «U„, Rjtm* T*-n« Zoettwl Rtn*.,, V3ATen CtO [An W.vXnaton n***rg intfK, u*rtiTy A , - , 5:,-, 10SIX* rTTC— CN»i Tougli Guff Dont Daacoix n •• fmwti lx*C*n**n*l«n,m :,i *••• ii*, ztut in • (Iftn0N**l H0t*OHou*An) rue W G*n*H*c**wnJoWtCuoX) UdwkCmwTVjM Pp m | i XUfdO). Sh*W-ol* B»,i.-x*)' ICSW.W.u W«i «*nv^», {Is*} V i*. V<* wH Wok* Nu*o« G*n*»tn |TX*B.m w i va*o»'« JUSATea jC*##?! JH«JSt (U(ta*,Cjr»| wort '*cut(» inxfix Cz**n M Co»n Ainmii* 4 HU |Hk .*, WOft Wl HouvtM c***7__ «»:•- IX*l)nUu(X*t>*t fix*UrteucteNat N**< For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Dec. 2. _ ^ A T E R B E D c^ * SANFORD PLAZA M ED ICIN E PETER G O T T .M D. crallon"! This ts a Tay-Sachs serm uny , c l , , witli biaiKhcs in many elite* It was imitated hy an Ordtndnx raliht who lost four children to this disease To <Litr more than 4.000 jieojilr have lireri irstnl llirotigh the program, which will I*- able to le!l you whom noi to marry. Although It may seem a bit unfair to have to use scientific Uirthod* in picking a spouse, the tragedy oI having a neurologic.illy Impaired child who would protxihlv die before age makes the sacrifice worth the effort Ask vour rabbi and/or doctor to look ado testing and counseling for you. (Cl 1988. NEWSPAPER EN ­ TERPRISE ASSN *' ' J n f W ITH PURCHASE OVER z W rln ira u h a lir ib u lr s Ih r growth largely to tsovt savings i hr Federal *ra*le Commission estimate* die traditional luniral and burial now runs 94.500 to 95.(X>0 Nr (dune rrrmaiion* average 9500 Many funeral homes also oflrr direct crrmalkm ' wllh no caskrt. embalming or viewing lor slightly morr HOLIDAY H O U R S OPEN S*i » S Sun 19 S CH R ISTM AS ANO V E R T IC A L B L IN D S ro U R FACTORY PRlCt S START AI ONLY aJM A fa ** . i M SANFORD VERTICALS “A (WautZu, n, • Dt,*<tlaa for ■" 7 5 0 Wylly A ve., Sanford ( ) 321-3601 just in tim e for Christm as ♦ G R AN D O P EN IN G ! AY, DEC. 9 i SF RA ID T U R D A Y , D EC . 10 i 10 a.m . to 5 p.m . I I • G IFT B O U TIQ U E * • FULL SERVICE CERAMICS I • DAY C EVENING CLASSES Shop AI GWALTNSY JIW UiRS Thrlr Clio ’ TH R E E M E N & A BABY • Quality Workmanship tkin / y [9 9 « !E m BLUE­ ALIEN ■ BERRY NATION »MAVIS ® HILL MOWLANDD't * : . 1771*19 rr. • Larqe selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service f m <** S t * M rt.,M * f S U i E : Floyd T h e a tre s ■ mnn nAJA'rww ^ ^ • f REL in home estimates Increased mobtllly amt the loosing of family lies arr also Iwhimi the increase in errma s 1 i r ..* 2 9 9 twen , reman d through Nejnune 330-1314 sin, r n started m 1973 Forest •■*— — — -COUPON — — — — • U » ii the largest of the nation's 22.(xxi funeral Immrs. handled 8 (XX) deaths last year Neptunr handled 14.000 "Everybody is coming from some other plarr They're no longer interested tn Iwtng burled bat k m lk«>t Mill with diet, torHailicr* because there's no* t«sly there to visit the grave." Wrlnirauh said For that reaMin, nematton Is most lomrnon In big rttlrs and letlreinent arr.is In the Florida retirement community ol St Petersburg 49 percent ol the dead are cremated (a lito r ilia has Ih r highest statewide rate, with 37 percent of the dead cremated Changing attltudrs and a lonsum rr oriented appro.it II to lllr are also factias In the growth of cremation, Wrlnirauh said Today, high school students discuss funeral arrangement* frankly III classes on dralh and dying "Along wllh sex. death ha* come out n( the closet People arr saying 'Why not take the alternative, the rase and sltnpll, itv?" ft a ; i FREE SHEETS rr of the Neptune Society, dir largest and best known ol some " 175 crrmalkm companies Neatly HO.OtJU jw iqilr hAvr J N eim inr's watchwords are simplicity, dignity and economy. The comjMny motto Is, "Spend your money on die living." THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME D E A R DR. G O T T : I'm Jewish and would llkr lo m arry a woman oI my own laiih Howev­ er. I’m concerned about Trty* Sachs thrrr Is sixnr history of II In m y family What can you suggest? D E A R R EA D ER : Tay-Sachs It s i \ p i i .i l |nt popular as as no-frills farewell HOROSCOPE By Bernle* Bede Osol YO UR B IR TH D A Y December 0. ISAM In die year ahead you arr likely to hr morr mgeukms arid ipwnnrtefiil m devising wav* to improve voerr ka In life You could tie rsjM-clally loffuilalr when viMit material Inirrrsts arr rollerrned S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 Hr, 2 I| Don't let any grass grow under your feel now when plnmuimg your sell Inlrlrsls Tills Is definitely Ihr um r lor aiikin t,et a jutiiji on life- by undrrsiandlng dir Inllucncrs governing you III Ihr year ahead S od lor your Astro Graph prr ■II, lions today t>> mailing 91 lo Asirniiraph , 7o this new«|tujtrr. r e i . n l t i n It 1903 — 71 Tay-Sachs test wise before wedding Jew know many of their customers arr less likely lo Ik - victimized, although Harriett said lhey are n o I I rn m u n r , r s p r r I a 11 y downlown di p.nuncni stores Shoplifters usually can’t talk thrlr way oul of bring rtiurgrd w nh December e M l SAMS AVI MJAVO* oms sai T,u iwax HARRIET’S CERAMICS 3 2 1 -0 8 2 8 2200 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FL. (Come, of 22nd SI. G 17-92 In Seminole Service Ccnte,) C O M P L E T E T V L IS T IN G S A_IX l Friday, D e c e m b e r 9 LeVar Burton returns In the role Kunla Kinte from the miniseries "Hoots," In Sunday's new ABC holiday drama "Pools: The Gill " Also returning is Louis Gossett Jr. as Fiddler, Ihe character that earned him an Emmy Award. Every Friday you’ll find TV Week In your Sanford Herald To begin receiv­ ing home delivery call circulation at 322-2611. Sanford Herald "Serving Seminolo and Southwest Volusia Counties” i , I �I — Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, Dacambar S, 19M Legal Notices I Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 C LA S S IFIE D D EPT. P R IV A T E P A R T Y RATES HOURS 10 U M M i U i r U a n ... U C i I n 1 :0 0 A J L • 7 :0 0 P J L M O N D A Y tfcra F W D A Y S A TU R D A Y • • Naan 1 1/9CJ 1— z B 4 _ h m * « n iW W n > |l 00 * prompt payment Stwt r*ur cltarg* Cancel ad tot IS day- •* * l* 11i l t*»l pay day 1 I or rote earned I ton nhale ttery whan Uh M i tewngMan b r I n W w » * i H p j .1 y ta*# total (M l w Irflto mar* MAOS M IS Marti n » t e r b l n f u M iiiM n Sunday 1 1 A M t e v b r k*nndW| ■ I I 10 A M l O r r i n NOT I in tea ••**< or to# purtiynmq «r N I O I » N i o i ' m — n U n «w « Hm o M «n#n pitetqy Mo «d»«f H amm! *"*r n M i M 1< no tool ta tan oatormor but w o m o t M onou o n III Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH B C IR C U IT C O UR T, IN A N D FOR S I M IN O L I C O U N TY . IN t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t o f E I O H T I I N I H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF F L O R ID ! IN Akin FO R t l o i n u t i tO w n C i G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N D IVISIO N CASE NO te 1440 CA at P C IT V F C O F M A L SAVINGS BANK 1/kroCITY F E O C R A L SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION PtamtiN. « th e Ftoa*o* C A I I MO t e MM C I A r IRVING KA R P and R U TH KARP. Mt wito Platnlilty rt A L M A JE A N JA C K S O N atAl N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO A LM A JE A N JACKSON Rot lten co Unknown YOU A R E N O T IF IE D mol on action to b r n M o a n o rtf « |i an »to Irttowing property m SamIWON County. F Nr Mo ■ COIN ON T H f E A S T E R L Y R IG H T O F W A V L IN E OF STATE R O AO 477 SAID POINT ■ EING >1 1 F T CAST AN O JO F E E T SO UTH O F TH E NW C O t H f R O F T H E E A S T to OF TH E S I ta O f TH E SW ta O f S E C T IO N T. TO W N S H IP I I SOUTH. R A N G E » EA ST RUN EAST t l 4 F T . SOUTH » F T . TH EN C E W E S T 114* F T TO TH E E A S T E R L Y R IG H T OF WAY LIN E O F S TA TE ROAO NO 417. T H E N C E N O R TH E A S T E R L Y A L O N O S A ID RIG H T OF W AV D U F T TO THE P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G A S R E C O R D E D IN T H E P U B L IC R E C O R O S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A Km boon Mod ogamyl raw and you oro roawtr«a N u r n a coar •I ra rt written tetom#v il any N II on S P IE L E R W E IN E R A S PICLBR. P A . Plomiiir* al N n o y t atiow a 4 P t « it r W Bltcayna Bruto/an). Miami Ftarldo m i l on Or N N r t December 74 1441 and TIN I N anginal a<4i Mo Clark or Nut Cart* ornio* bahjr* t n u n on PtowtllYt attamayy or immadl *t#iy Itwraattof otoarwiy# 4 tetautl ntll bo antorad ogainit row N r Nio rn«ol damondad m toa Complaint W ITN E S S iw| hand and toa tool el n u t Court •« Lor lord F tor No Nut li t ! dor ol Not amber. 1441 D A V ID N B E R R IE N At CNrk ol Nr# Court Br Cacolio V Etarn Oaawtr CNrk Pubtlth Mm It O n I 4 It 1444 OEK m e d w a r o h a r o u t u n ia n otwa . atal . CNNndantt N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO E D W A R D H A R O U TU N IA N and VANUSH R H A R O JT U N IA N . toy n ‘N 14 Road Slrooi. #»t; RonteNA. M A m m YO U A R E N O T IF IE O M o - an a c tio n far F a r a c l a t u 't at Martgaga an tna trttawing da kcrRwd K a p H ty L O T St. M O N T G O M E R Y SQUARE a twbdtrltNn. acarping N *na plat No root at racardad Mt Plat Baaa U Pagat • and *. Public Rocordt al Sam mart Certify Ptartd# yew ere required to t*r>* * cepy *f year written dr ran IOC if any. I* II. an Sleorl H G H lili. Afterney 4*r Plaudit* nfaeto e d d r e ii 14 Still* l i t - IS74 Madruga Arena*. Car*4 Gebtot F tar tdo m a t an er Refer* Jon I I 14*4 end tile to* ortgtnel wito to# Clerk el ton Court a*tort baler* ter vice on Plaintiff t attorn*! a* attar artwt be antored agamy* yew N r toe relief drmandad In to* cam W ITNESS my hand and toe tael of ton Court Hut 4 d*r at Dec '*** IM A L I O A V ID N B E R R IE N A t C*rtk c* to# Cewrt By Jerwulrt P Prte* A t Deputy CNrk PuRtttn Dec 1 .IS .M I t 1444 D E L 41 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISION r IN Numbar 44 41* CP OtrittenO IN R E i E S T A T E O F IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S EM IN O LE CO UN TY FLO R ID A F R O E A TE DIVISION M » Nworbar t t 444 CP IN HE E S T A T E O f M AR Y L H O R E N S TE IH a l l M ARY LE W IS H O R E N S TE IN . Dacaaaad N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Two edmmiytratian al tna •tlaN al Mary L HorantNrn. a 'k 'a Mnry Lawik Mar anytom d a c o a itd . F li t N um ber •4 *44 CP, II panning in tto C irc u it Court lor Seminal* C o u rtly . F lo r id a . P re b a la Otyiywn nro addratt si whxh it P O Drawer C. Santard I Nrtda r m Tha namat and addrrttat ot two partenal faptayantohr* and tha p t r t a w a l r t p r a tentative y alto rn tr a rt tat tarfh bo lew A ll tnlorottod po'tont oro required to UN with toll court W ITH IN T H R E E MONTHS OF TH E FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS N O TIC E I I I all ctalmt againti too ottoto and 111 any ab lsclla n by i n I n lt ro t ltd porton on whom toil netlco wat tarnad tool (fraiiongat too valid llr of too will, too dualiHearwnt of toe perianal repretoni«i.»« r*«ua. or IwrltdictMn of toe court A LL CLAIM S ANO O B JE C TIONS N O T SO F IL E O W ILL BE FO R E V E R B AR R ED Publication el toll Notice hat begun an December i i*44 Pyrtonal Rfpretontalure Jetap-i R Horer.yir n P O Boa J i l t Lengwood F I JJ774 Attorney tor Portontl Reprrtentili . r Meet N Cleveland J r .ltc y u .it Cloroland E Bridget P 0, Or awar I Santard FL. H H 7 077* Tfiephon. o r 11} tJla Publish Dot l . i 1444 D EL 1J TOMMIE LEE HERRING Oecteted McNEAL N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The edm inttlreiten of the *11*1* Of T O M M I E L E E M c N EA L H E R R IN G tec re tad FIN NurtWrt 44 474 CP. it pand ing In to* Circuit Court N r Sentinel* County F lo rid * . ProtwN Dlriuen. to* addratt g4 n h lc h It Sem in*)* County Ceurtodut*. Santerd Fiertda M ill Tho namat and addrattat of to* prttonoi repretenlalirt e n d th e p a r t e n a l r e p r t le flttllro l attorney ere tal tor to baton All tnterttled per tent ere required to UN wito toll court. W ITH IN T H R E E M O NTH S OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E I II all d a u n t againti the attai* and 111 any o b ia d lo n by an in ftre ito d per ten an whom ton notica not tarred that dual tan pa» * » v t i d Ity of toy m il to* qualification! ol to* pertonel rapreten’ a'ia*. Mtiut. or (uritdlctWn of to* court ALL C LA IM S AN O O B JE C TIONS N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R B AR R E D Publication of ton Notice hat begun an Oecam be'• <444 Parian** R r p a t r i 'i U r r Ruth McNael J Steen 4S4 E n ito Place Let Angeiet Calilernta 400S* Atlenwy I n Perianal n ty r tta ritiu it StaprwnH C oorrt.O f H U T C H I JSON M A M E L E A C O OVER P O Drawer H I K N Perk Avenue Sanlerd. FL. M717 017Q Telephone tor 177 aOS1 Pubiilfi December 4 IS 1444 D E L 74 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Cap*** tryxficqt*** WT« U N 'w ) PT4A9 (*•« an# pt*taM ( rnJh •* m e IN fnMr l c4j# * 41 ' I C O E D A L f V Q T I T O C E V O J E O F I X c Y E A l / A L O I T R F C L O r L F •*”*** %W£% *«* r AP w T H I A I F P . ' / O T C L / T L P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N i ye hed thirty bokkok al C B S I ve nutlryod them all.” — Arrdy Rooney i I N 'H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H f C I O H T I I N TH J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR S I M I N O l t CO UN TY. S T A T I OP FLO R ID A CataN* 44c l71 CAP* P Geoertl TwrltdMfted F tartar Bar Na.t kart** S O U TH E A S T BANK. N A .# * Trutt** lor Th « FloridaDaubing F mane* Agency pursuant to to* Tru t! Indenture dated » t* f M t r I L 14*1, each by and between to* Florida Houtatg Finance Agency and to* T rut toe Plaintiff, vt SHARON L G AB LE . It Hytog. ai u i •! a t. 0 *Nndentl N O TIC E OF AC TIO N S T A T E O F FLORIDA TO SHARON L G A B L E . It tiring *<d It married JO H N D O E . her hutband -met# real name It uncertain. It itamp. Including any unknown ipout* at told DtNndenit il either hat remarried and II either r t Roto at ta id Dtlendentt are dt crated their retpecHr* un known helrv da. taat grant**! att.grwet cr t P N t I w e n and t'u tN e t and all ciatmuN by. toraugr. agatntt toe named Betendon tt Who** rati tenet addratt it Rt « P ot JSRA L a 'kwetl a>at nus Y O U ARC N O T IF IE O toot an action t* tertcNk* a m »rtg «g i i n to* NcNwing prapaaty m S*m:nt‘a Caurty Florida Lot J. Ricci IL North Orlande ~anchat Sutler M. ac.cu'ding te to* plat Itwreat at racardad In Plat Boa* 11 Pagat 75 and I L #» « - Public Record* e* 'a n n u m County Florida hat fwan Mad agamtt y p f and JO H N ROC and J A N t ROC and tubtacl real property whete namat ary uncertain and you arp required te taryp a espy at your written detente* It any N H e n . . . TOSFP m M P A N IC LLC l t i Q U I R E . P la ln tlir i attorney whota addratt it JO I N Freneim street SwtN ITjg. Tampa FNrtda 110*7 an or Cetera toe tm ear at January to* CNrk af ton Court either baler* tar tic* an P ia m litft otter, etherwW* a default m i: be r -t r t ad aga nil rev far to* rpINf demanded to to* Cam IN T H B C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN AN O FO R t lM IN O L I CO U N TY. F LO R IO A C A S IN O M M k k C A O k L S O U TH E A S T b a n k , n a Plaintiff. vt E L L A W R IG H T O S M E N T. tt *1 NO TICE OF F IC T ITIO U S N AM E Notica It haytoy gte*a that I am rnpagad at butm eu at IJ44 W Broadway Semtnte* County. Florida unde' too Flctilie vt Nam# Of M J Broadway Dan and tool I intend to rogittrt u d name with too CN rk af too Circuit Court. Sam ineN County Florida to accordance m to to* P ro rlllo n t af fh* Fictiliew t N*rn* S'atutat Ta W it Sac ten MS 94 Florida Statute* I4S7 r t- C turret A Adair Pubttth Oa< > « I I I ) l t d DEL W IN TH B C IB C U IT C O U R T ~ ~ FOR TH E IIT H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R IO A . IN A N O F O R S C M IN O LI C O U N TY CASE NO Ik MM G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION E M P IR E OF AM E R IC A F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK F K/A FIRST F E O C R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF M ID FLORIOA p l a in t if f . —vt— W t lL IA M M B A R D L E T, a SIN G LE PERSON V IC K I a l e e n m il l c r f k a v ic k i M IL L E R B A R D LE T, A SIN G LE PERSON. UN KN O W N TC N A N TIS I D E F E N D A N T lS I NO TICE OF A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E SERVICE F B O P C R T Y TO VICKI A L E E N M IL L E R F K/A V IC K IM IL L E R BAR O LET Rettdmc* unknown If llatng including any unknown tpeuta ol fh* told O oltndo ntlk) If oithar hat remerriod and II aitort er bom of M i l Be tend antt are dead toatr reipecftr* un att'gneet credlfart. Itoitert. and fru tlte t. and all ether prttont claiming by, through, under or ogaintt the named O o lo n d a n tlil a n d Ih * atgromontyonod named Oaten) o n r l i l a n d t u c h a t ih # oleromanlionod unknown Da lo n d o n lt and tu c h af Ih* aforementioned unknown D* tendon it at may be infant* mcompafantt or etharmt* not tvMwrlt YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T! F IE D tool an action hat boon comm enced te fo rtc lo t* * mortgage on the fallowing real property lying and being and tituatad tn S EM IN O LE County. Florida mare particularly dr U ritw d m fo'lawt L O T e SAN O R A SO U TH U N IT ONE AC CO R D IN G TO th e plat th er e o f as re C O R O E D IN P L A T BOOK It. P AG ES 7k AND 77 P U B LIC R EC O R O S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY FLO R IO A mor* commonly known at I II R E E L C O UR T. SA N FO R O . FLO R ID A 11711 Th it action hat baen Mad againti yaw and you or* r* qu'rad te trt*# a copy of your written tetente. il any. M it Jin S H AP IR O S F IS H M A N A l torneyt whota addratt 14 S » North Rte Street Suit* M l. Tampa Tier Ida utc* to n an or tutor* January II 14*4 and UN tha ortgtnal with Ih* CN rk el ton Court either ta l or* karate* an Plaintiff i attorney or lim e d a 'riy there*Her. ol7wrw.ua a cNfauii will be entered agemtt you for the relief demanded ut the Campfautt WITNESS my hand and te«i of toil Court an the eto day of December I4M O A V ID N B E R R IE N C ireutf and County Caurft By Kelly McClain Deputy CNrk Publlkh Dacambar | IS, TJ ft 14*4 D E L kt Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E U T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR S I M I N O L ! C O U N TY . F L O R IO A C A S IN O M a lt a C A r t L C A R T E R E T SAVINGS B AN K. F A. Plaintiff a! JACQUES M OM P O IN T. *1 u i . a ta l. I N T H I C IR C U IT COURY FOR T H E I I T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A, IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY C A S I N O M 1441 O E N E R A U JU R IS D IC TIO N O IVISIO N S E C U R IT Y F IR S T F I O I R A L SAVINGS A N D LOAN ASSO CIATIO N P L A IN T IF F . ■ — Wl— JO HN P A U L JO N ES AND E S T H E R A JO N E S H IS W IFE S TA TE O F F L O R ID A D E P A R T M E N T OF H E A L TH A N O R E H A R IL iT A T IO N S E R V IC ES . O N B E H A L F O F C H E R Y L A D E T T E H .B O A R D OF C O U N T Y CO M M ISSIO NER S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T -, LOW M A N JA M E S O LIVE K III .U N K N O W N f E N A N T H I D E F E N D A N T lS I A M I N D E O N OT 1C I OF A C T IO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S E R V IC E F R O P IR T Y TO LO W M A N JAM ES O L IV E R I II Retitenca unknown it mcluduug any rtuknpa rt tha la id Or tendon iy if either hay ram arriad and if aitoar ar bath r t la id OatandanN art dead, towur rqepwtir* unknawn h a ir* , d a v l l i t i . f f a n l t a i . •ulgnayy craditary lianari and fru tla a t and all atoar prtkam claiming by. fhreurt< undK or agamy! toa W l ) D a f a n d a n l 1 1 1 . a n d lh a iii!■ tee will 1111 ~iR lK .4l TM n kW it^fP^I k S lu Ttaf-ri m -im rY-tort# E^Y Ytok rth WYwreBP • h t l t l a n d t u c k a l fh * j fa*eman I i *n# J unknaww Da f a n d a n l! and lu c h at tha ataramantiarwd unknown Da in U o i h a# may b# mtanta incampatamt r t m e w w Ww kui |u n i Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NO TI F IE D toot an action hat bate com m enced ta fa ra d a ta a N O TIC E O F A C TIO N N O TIC E O F A C T IO N TO E L L A W R IG H T O S M EN T TO JA C Q U E S M O M P O IN T. Yaw ar* not.tied tool an acton C Y N TH IA E M O M P O IN T and te fere*Wee a mortgage an to* P T R O CK W E LL fallow ing re a l pro pe rly in If Mite acta or dead Me Itortrl SamineN Certify, Florida known tw in, tevtkaae tagaNei Tha Norm i> *f Lot if. Black er grantaae and Ml paetorw ar L W EST W IL O M E R E accord peril*! claiming t y through mg tt to* pial thereof ai re tatter er agemil him I them) cor ted In Plat Beak 1 Pag* St | Rentente rttknewtu Public R ecord! at Semirwi* Y O U AR E N O T I F I E D that an Certify. F Nr id* Action tar far te le lu re af * hay b*rn Mod agamy I yaw and mortgage toe trttawing preperty you are required fa eery* a copy In Semaneta Caunty. F tar id* *1 you* written Patent** if any Let 41 H I D D E N L A K E S ta It gn Raymond J dawn*. VILLAS PHASE III. K cor Cm* P la in tiff'! A ttorn ey, ah*t* ta to* pial IhereeC at recorded m adOrott I! PI* C a ll WethmgWn Plat Bate J4 P agrt l 4. L and Street Pott Off tea Bar 111 k at toe Public Hacocdt *1 Orlande. FNrtda >1407 an ar Sam ic o n Caunty. F tar id* baler* Janurary L 144* and UN h*y baan fitad ageini l you and to* artgtoal mto to* CNrk al you are i*quir*d ta tarva a (ta r toil Court either before M rvk* rt your writtan pataneai if any an Plaintiff i Attorney, ar tm ta It ta SPEAR A N O HOFF m e d ia te ly t h e r e a f t e r , M AN. Attar nark who** adpraer enwrwii*. a dafawil m il b* N 144 South D<>N Htgnway. anN<ad agem ir «*u N r fh* Sr:nod rigor Coral OaeNe relief demanded m to* Cam F tar id* 1114k. on ar aba e II day plain t ar pafitian M January I far and ta BN to* O A l i n MU! M tr y af Nov enginai wito too Clark kf to.y Court . Itort ha tar* t r t « k r tn IS F A LI SPEAR AN O H O F F M A N #• O A V IO N B E R R IE N tar nay t ar b umaptataiy tooraal CNr* al toe O rtu it Court tar amarwita a telau.il will ' * Ry CacatlaV Ekem antarad againti you tar to# At Ooputy CNrk reCNf demanded in to* Cam Publlkh Dec I. L I L n I4M D EL II in t m i ^ i r c u Tt COURT FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE OIVtSION Fd* Number 14 tt7 CP IN R E E S T A T E O F ANN JU N E H AM P TO N Dec rate* N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* a d m im tlralien af to* •t i l l * al A N N JU N E H A M P T O N . d a c a tM d Flip Number I t M l CP. N puntong in to* ClrcuH C P rtl N r SamineN C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . P ra b a lt DtyttNn to* M v r u af which ft v> 5 Orawtv C. Ve-trvd I N - a U7FI l SamineN Cauarty Cam I newt* la n iard FNrtda 07711 Tha namat and addrettet af to* D A T E O an tfut JWh d*y af O A / iO N B E R R IE N C LC R K O FTH E C IR C U IT COURT Br Wendy W CHimt Deputy C u n PubJ.'th Dec I .L It. I I. t* O C L It Legal Notices prtianat rapretantafiva i et tnrtwy aretarNrtobrtew Alt intarritad p* i k rtt ar* required N BN wtlt to!! court w it h in t h r e e m o n t h s o f t h e F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS N O TIC E ( I ) Ml ciaimt agamtt to* rtta N and U I any •biactian by an iniara tiaa pa*ton an wham toll nahea war tarvad tool Challenge! to* **i*d tty •( m* wilt, to* qurtiflcrtten! of to* partenal rtpraeanfahv* rente a* Irtttd N tN n at to* t*wrt A LL C LAIM S AN D O BJEC TIONS NO T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R B AR R EO PuMNarqn *4 put N rtk t hot begrti an CNcambrt t I4M Partenal l i e r n a - i t f 'r t L DrmaN l Hampton Pent Ott.c# baa IN Daytona B *Kh F L U41S Attorney tor Pa*tonal Rapretanutite tracMrKkS Jaagar. Jr W ) Vrtwua Avanue. SutN nee Daytona B arth F L. U 4 if Tawpnena tea JkS rite Pubtito O k l.t . t*44 DEL I IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR TH E I I T H JU D ICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIOA. IN AN O FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CASE NO P P I I CA rt G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N O IVISION CHASE H OM c M O R TG AG E CO R P O R ATIO N P L A IN T IF F . — trk— W ILLIA M W P IX L E R A N 0 E L U A B E T H R P IK L E R .H IS W IF E . UN KNO W N T E N A N TIS I D E F E N D A N T lS I N O TIC E O F ACTIO** C O N S TR U C TIV E SER V IC E P R O P ER TY TO W IL L IA M W P IA LE R Rati tent* untnpwn. if Irving tnclvdtog arty unknown tpouu rt u d DaNndanti if aitort h e n ramarrmd and il airiar or bath at te<d Dalendamt ar* dead toair ratpKfiva unknown hatrt te ■ m i grant**! auu.grwau cradiMrt Iwnari. and IrutN*! and all otoar par tony claiming by. torauigh under ar agamy' to* nomad DeNndantlil, and toe alrt*m«ntwn*d named Oef •n d s n llil and tuch at the •ferementianad unknown D* fa n d a M t cue tu c h af tha eferemanlioned unknown Dt fendanty ay may ta infant! Incompetent! or etort n't* net w l iurty YOU AR E H E R E B Y NOTI F I E 0 that an action hat been com m ented f* fere cio tt * mortgage an to* fallowing raai prnearly lying *nd ta ng end titweted in S EM IN O LE County Florida m art particularly te u rtb rd a i feHawt L O T IS H I D D E N L A K E PHASE III U N IT I, ACCORD ING TO T H E P L A T TH ER EO F AS R E C O R O E 0 IN P L A T B O O K 17. P A C E S r t t t P U B L I C N E C O R DS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FLO R IO A more commonly knoan at 1ST B E N T O A K C O U R T SAN FO R D F L O R ID A JJ771 TMy acllan hat baan tiled agamy' yaw and you ar* re gmred te irtv * a cepy of y o u r written tetany* II any, ta II an S H A P IR O A FIS H M A N At tartwyl. who** r t e t t y I! SM North Rto Sfreef Suita Ml Temp* Florid* IWOf 1411. on er baler* January 11. 14**, and fiW •he anginal with to* CNrk al m u Court aitort betera frtvke on Ptaintill * attorney or I n t o diataty thereafter othermt* a default will be entered agamit you tar to* relwf demanded In the Complaint W ITN ES S my hand and laal of tot! Court ew to* 4to day of December. I to# IS EA LI O A V ID N B E R R IE N Circuit and County Court! By Kally McClain Deputy Clark Putolith Dacambar I . IS. 77 7*. test D E L BS W ITNESS my hrttd and teal rt ton Court an tore a day rt IS EA LI O A V ID N B E R R IE N A i Clerk r t to* Court By KaffyMcClafn A t Oepwty Ctark to e-on O h I 1111 J* ltd* D E L 41 proearty. lymc end bemg end el hr*tad l.u SEM IN O LE Cdunt, la te mar* pqrCkutarty te K r q n . a# m t e i —w t h a t IM T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T 0P~ TH E I IT H JU D IC IA L C IR C UIT IN A N D F O R S I M iN O L I C O U N TY . F L O R ID A . C A I I MO a 1140C A 441 In re Tha Marriage r t JOAN DECKER Pvtilwnav fVtta an* R IC K S D f C t F R R»»pw iJem Hukband N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO R IC K S D E C K E R AdprOkt Unknown Racteck* Unknown YO U AR E N O T I F I E O tort a Pafilton tar O -kteluftan rt M m riag* hoy baan ni*q agaiwyl yau M to# i k i i ruom«d Cauet and yau are raquwad ta tarve a capy al yqur Answer or pleading ta Hw Potiftaiu an too PaNherwr y altar nay Stephen M Stan*. Etqutr* n s Heath Magnetiq A m u # Orlande. F l u t e neoi c e r t a in co n C O M IN IU M P A R C H kktOWN AS A P A R T M E N T U N IT If. B U IL D IN G A. AS D ES C R IB ED IN D E C L A R A T IO N OF HE S T R IC T IO N S . R E S IR V A T IO N S C O V E N A N T S . CON D iTIO N S . A N O E A S EM EN TS C H IR R Y W O O O G ARD EN S A C O N D O M IN IU M . R IC O R D IO ' N O R BOC* t n PAGES IFF* 1*11. B O TH INCLUSIVE OF TH E P U B LIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY F L O R ID A TO G E TH E R W ITH AN U N O lV lO C D I M TH IN T ( R t S T IN AN O TO TH E COMMON ELEM EN TS AS O t F I N E O IN S A I D 0 1 C L A R A T IO N OF CON D O M IN IU M AN O E X H IB ITS T H E R E T O A N D AS AM ENDE 0 ■ Y F IR S T A M E N D M EN T TU TH K D E C L A R A T IO N H I C O R D E D IN O F F IC IA L ROOK t m P A G E 1771 PUBLIC RE C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E * to# art* a M a# C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A Ctark pf to* Circuit Court in and mar* commonly known al «#* tar Semiwpi* County Florid* an C H E R R V W O O D D R IV E arbetarejan * 144* M A I I l A N O . FLO R ID A . Mftt If r*u Ian ta te ko. (udgamam j Thu# acton hat been tiled by tefkuit WIU be 'a*an agomyi you tar to* relwf demanded n quired to t*rv* a cogy rt yqur in# Position writtan tetany# il — y ta l on W ITN ES S m f hand #nd yaai S H A P IR O A FIS H M AN Al to n n d a y * fta*, 'tee tamoye who## a k k r n •* l i t IS EA LI Her to Roa Slrart Su l# m i Tamga F lend* Hate ta ll an er O A V ID N B E R R IE N C lark rt to# Circuit Court bator* January II I4te and tita By Janmtar F P r k t to# wigiruai with to# Ctark rt Deputy Ctark •hit Court atto#r b#tar# w r y k i te Ploihlitt I Attorney K imm# Pwbfiyh Dec 1.4. IS. 11. 14W DEL la diataty k#»yyt'#i atoerw-t# a default will be antarad againyi IN TH E C IB C U IT COURT yau tar toa relwf damondad m OF TH E I I T H JU D IC IA L to# Cdmgcamf W ITN E S S my hand and yart C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A rt to il Court an to# tth day rt IN A N D F O R Ok ember tea* S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CASE 440 M 17MCA4* F IS E A L I G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N D A V I D N B ER R IE N D IV IS IO N Ctreurf and County CS urly E M P IR E OF A M E R IC A By K e ll, McClam F E D E R A L SAVIN G S BANK Deputy Ctark P L A IN TIF F , Pubttth December I. 11 77. 7* — eg— 144* DC V M C R M A N L H U T C H IN G , JR IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT A N O L E S L IC O H U TC H IN G IN A N O F O R H IS W IF E C H A H L C S l TH E (lO H T IE N T H g iv e n s u n k n o w n JU D IC IA L C IR CUIT, N A N T tSI. S I M I N O L I CO UN TY. O E F E N D A N TtS I FLO R ID A N O TIC E O F AC TIO N C A S E NO M 17*4 C A M I C O N S TR U C TIV E IN R E Th eM a m agte l S f R V IC i P R O P E R TY M A R Y CROUSE TO C H A R L E S L G IVEN S Pal.toner ail# K K ite rue unknown if livtog including any tuiknawn ypeui* rt toa la-d Da4*nd*nty il *ito*r P A U L E CROUSE Reypcmdenl hviband hay ramarrwd and it aitoer er bato at u d Datandaniy er* N O T IC E OF ACTION te#d. to»ir reepK lIra unknown TO P A U L E CROUSE JR l i l t Carlton S' h a ir* , d a v le a a t. g r a n ite i. L ong weed F L •kyigneei. craditart i t e P I . and truylael and all atoar pv-yeny claiming by. through P A U L E CROUSE. JR inte r ar again*! toa nomad 477 Warren Ayanu* Long wood FL O e ta n d a n tie i a n d lh a I L a ll known r»y te r-»y •tararrwnlienad named Defend Prainnl rayidmy* unknown) a n t l e l a n d t u c h a l lh a *lorem*n"on*<t unknown Da Y O U AR E N O TIF IE O tool a Palitton tor Dikkrtuftan ol Alar le n d a n ti a n d lu c h al lha a I or amention** unknown Dr nog* h oi bean rued egainyi you and a prayer within to* Petition fandaMt at may b# Infant! raqwoy'i toa caurl ta gran) ynta your wife, the Pahltarw M AR Y kwl lurit C R O U S E , alimony and child YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D toot an action hay been Tha nature ol acllan or pro c # m m m e i d la la rtc l* !* a morigag# on to# trttowmg teal ceoding it a ctrtt dittoMten of property, lying end bemg and marriage oc'Mn Th* eeftan it pending in lha Circuit Court w yiluatad In S E M IN O LE Certify. and tar toe E ighlyenln Judicial Flanda. m art particularly te C i r c u i t . S*m in*l* C ounty kcnbad Skirt low! Florida and I! liltad In R* LO T J. H E R M IT A G E . UNIT T h * M a r n e g * ot M A R Y T H R E E . A C C O R D IN G TO THE C HOUSE P in t>on*t wt*# and P L A T T H E R E O F . AS RF P A U L E CROUSE. Reipon C O R O E O IN P L A T BOOK >1. danf'nwtbond P AG E OS. P U B L IC RECORDS You ar# roguirad ta terv* a O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY F LO R IO A copy of your I#loony# or pi#ad ing on Mato P Rabinowili mar* commonly known ay MS E tq u ir* lha Petitioner ! af K A C H U B A C O U R T , A L TA tornay. whota addrtti li Suita M O N TE SPRINGS. FLORIOA. C, 770 Norm Wttfmonta Orive UNI A lta m on te S a'ingt. Florida Th it action h oi been bled 1771a, and file to* original re •gaintt you end you are re loony# Mirny# o» pi#*d>ng In quired ta trtv* * copy rt yuur to# Office of to* Ctark at m* writtan tetany* if any. to it on Circuit Court rt to# Eighleento S H A P IR O A FIS H M A N Af torneyt. whot* eddrryy to ISO J u d ic ia l C irc u it, Seminal# Caunty. Florida •• to* Sommeta Her to Reo Sir**! Suit* Ml County Cewrthout* Sanlerd Tamp* F tend* 11404 l t d an or F tar Ida on ar taler* ltd 7* day before January t l. 1444. and M* of Dacambte. 14*4 It y j - fa ) ta tha origma' with In* C te t af da to. ludgmenl by tefauii will •toy Court either before w ryk* ba taken egamil you lor the an Plainflfft attorney er imm* roltal temondtd in toe P»im#n diatoiy ttwrtattor, other - vr t Thiy nelic* than ba publitftad tefawll will be entored agamyl ark tor tour coniocutire yaw tor to# raliat damondad in ri lha Sanford I tor aid to* Cample inf W ITN ESS m y hand and teal Dated to.t 7*th day rt Nor of fitly f a r i an to* *to day of e m b e r . 1411. *t S k n fa rd . December, lea# SaminotaCaunty. Florida IS E A L I O A V ID N B ER R IE N D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF THE Circuit and County CaurN C IR C U IT C O UR T By Kelly McClain BV Kelly McClain Deputy Clerk Deputy Ctark Pubiitb December I IS. JJ. J*. na Publlkh Nor 71. 0*t I. • IS. D tv tl ItM DEK 771 17— C * m e te r y 71 — H e lp W a n te d C tM n iR T PLOTS BILL KNAPPS RESTAURANT 7 avail m Oaklaon C#m#tary. Garden r t Cfuiitut Secftan M l IrtOettar cPM 25 — S p e c ia l N o tices BECOME A NOTARY Far D U * It I k® 4J1 41M F tar id# Nrtory Auux'thon 37— N u rs e ry A ___C h ild C a re ANT ME. 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F^____ t FULL TIME OIETART AIDE Apply L a k a n a a Nursing Cantor 4I4E TndSI. _______ Senior d I I ____ ■ GENERAL Of TICE HELP L e g a l N o tic e s N O T IC t OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Nolle* i! hereby given that I am engaged m but'nett rt 7*7 Mariana RUd Lengwosd FL 771)0 S*minoi« County, Ftonda imter the Ftatiltaut Nam# et Ruttetl C Streut* D B A . end tool | intend ta 'eglttor t#ld nam* with tha Ctark ot th* Circuit Court Seminal* County Florid# in accord#nry with to* Proylylent et th* F .citliovi Nam* Statutai Te W ii Vk I kui (* ) 9* Florida Statu**! it )i /V Ruiyaii C Streut* Pubutfi Nor 7f Dec I. *. IS •MB O E K 71) N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME N o lle* i l her t o y g l.* n trial | am engaged In buylntti al act Jam ttlown Bird r llT f Alla monta Spring* Seminal* County. F lor laa undar the Fictitloui Nam# el K id Bainbr >dg# 4 Co and tool I intend «e rag.yyyy yyld nam# wito lha Ctark at toa Citcuit Court Saminota County Florid* tn accordance with to* P ro riiio n t ol th* F Ictltleui Nam* Statute* To W t Section aa) 04 F tar ida Statutai 14)1 t V Fay* K Etickten Pwbliih Dk I. • IS. 77. 14*4 DEL I Baokkaapmg *yp r w c ty u i/ lldndat.ta 1JI root G O V E R N M E N T JOBS » U 04 l o U I J R pM yr Now hiring Call I *014*1 won f .1 R 117} inter *H l!l ■ GUARDS Previous iifrny# not required Will train H fiirtot w*icomq Phone andCK rwrettaryl M i i i n y n SKunty tk* I H IS I Welt 7 _ M l M i l __________ ! H A N D Y M A N - t t ttaur. yam I rrtirod F or aply M ull *141* ,<u talion 4 taels M l IMP HOME HEALTH AIDE Ail IIIilit avail E v e t pay A i d K t r i ii i u iW T p id LIVE IN COMPANION lU eted lntm*dL*taly! , M E D IC A L P LR SO N N C L POOL !7k N Orlande A rt Hoy 11*7 Maitland. Ftarida MTW 74411*4 ! I M t a lO I A T E J O B ) ' Sait lord - A itamento Springy K *a Vrtt Tamperary Sarvicat 1744144 _________i IAOIESHEU WANTED Oe you n**d *ytfn cayh tar Cluiflm ayt II motivated 4 wani lo weto. call 74 hr retorted manege 11) )I» J �-- & S0& Santord H e ra ld . Sanlord. F lo rid * — T n u tb d iy , D ecam ber 8. 1968 — M 71 — H e lp W a n te d 71— H e lp W a n te d -/ £f y* !l k . Assaulted U m ^ t r j r r Stilling 407-740 5533 W A R EH O U S E M A N Slat imm*di*t*iyl I icallenl u i v ) 4 banal.tt w or d processor! l l need* 4 u « I I I M A r > K n t u i an .he (atoning l« « u « Waid liar. Word Partacl. Display Writ*. A Wang Call today > in. JOIN M E SANFORD HERALD TEAM! TClEMAftKCTlMG POSItlON •*'»*' M i n n g i potor-i.«i lor g v a ll lle d I* la m ar l a l i n i paeennel H t u r i a r t l W M *W M n r , fiK tar. U lirW ri ’« OOAM ) oof M Cammu sires w.m guaentoed M ia Apply In par tan T M Santord Harold M Norm fro m * A . • l a a M . 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C *M O i»V v fm4*f t -.^ ■ S JOB'S f o b VOIJ . ^ M in tliv ir n tm */»» NEEDED IMMC0UTILT! 10AM TO 7PM W in AVAILABLE e e e e e e e e e e II yaw ara aul gaing with a piaatanl phana a m and an,Ur a but? tP c a ton pat, no t it tor roui Ga m ’ra n g a tpo«mg ttillt a l l ha'p r * i ta rn a la a g a li i ii t haurla • aga PLUS COM M ISSION’ ttaak***pmg A taiat a b u l, pratorrod Wa o'tor b o w lllt and a p ia a ta n l n a r t t n g •n.uonmaot. NEWSPAPER Carrier Agent Tha Sanford H a r m M t an im m a d u ia openrng tar an •ndapendoii la n m a i ta rn r< agant m to rn was* Lwto'r mi o h ■ a a h i n o P O T C N Iia l i B uild fou r awn b v t n a t i 1 Itourt ara ararung d***r«n» M axtor w , Friday and AM a*, . r a y an I aid a, Carnar mutt haro dependabto motor •ah it la and ba bandabla AppHtanti thwuld applr in Tha LantordHaaid ttottihad t aan l n w . wa M F ranch Ara Waaard. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 08, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1988. 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>, December 08, 1988; <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