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NEWS FROM TH E REOION AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE
FLORIDA
BRIEFS
Abortion-decision pingpong
week ol her pregnancy. Many alxulluii
Itrdes-turu-a wav ..pallenls alter the I2lh
week lor leurol n nil leal com plications.
U .S . Supreme Court-jttstiee^blocks— :
teen abortion approved by Florida
N A S A jet in close call with airliner
W ASHING TON — A NASA Jcl I miner thoughi l<> have Ix’rn
plliilcil liv the enmm.iinlcr nl the lalcsl Hjkice shiMItc mission
apparcnllv dcviali'il I mm lls assigned course anil hail a close
call with .in airliner near Hie nation'* eapllal. nfllrlalN said
Tuesday.
The NASA T UN rami' within a tpiarler til a mile nr less nl Pan
Aniertean World Airways High I H O , nil Alrtnis All 10 paimciigrr
let hound tor I’aris. as the airliner left Washington !hilles
tnnrnallon.il Airport in land weather at nhnut 1i4() p.nt. Kl)1‘
Monday
Shititle All.mils eommander David Walker was flying a T-38
mm nearby Andrews Air Koree I la v . Mil,, at that lime, a NASA
olllelal said. and Federal Aviation Administration s|Mikesman
.John l.eytlen said "a David Walker" signed the flight plan for
the NASA Jet In qucMInn.
NASA deehlleti further comment Tuesday night.
Walker. 44. and Ills four erewmales were In Washington
Tuesday anil were hnnnred by I'resident Husti at the White
House
TA LL A H A S S E E — The Florlila Supreme
Conti approved Tuesday an abortliiii lor a
laike City teenager who challenged Florida's
abortion jiareniul eotisenl law. only lo lxoverruled hy a U.S. Supreme Court Jus!lee.
The Florida high court Issueil an nrrler
Tuesday morning permitting the nbartkm
for a 15-year-old girl Ideiillfled In court
diM'imirnls as T.W .. and scheduled oral
arguments on ihe constitutionality ol the
consent law fnrScptcuiticr.
A lew hours later. Justice A iillum v
S ta te ’s g r o w th rate
b e g in s to s la c k e n
Panel approves higher school tax
TAI.l.AIIA S SK K — The Senate Finance, Taxulliiu and Claims
Conunlltee voted Tuesday lei lei local sehool Ixiards raise Ihe
|ini|HTly taxes they assess tor sehool construct Ion and other
educational needs hy up to .5 mill.
Currently, school txiard* can charge up In 1.5 mills lor sclnxil
enlistruelIon and malnleitanee. vh o o l b u v s . equipment and
similar needs Under the bill ISH 373) approved Tuesday by a
7-3 vote, that limit would tie raised In 2 mills,
" I lie unmet need lit this slate for public education ulnnc Is In
excess ol PH billion." said hill *|xinsor Sen. Hob Johnson.
K'Tmtl|M. "There Is no way we ran pay Dial hill under today's
programs of legislation and funding."
It enacted by all H7 school districts, (he extra half mill would
raise alHiut $1115 million a year. All bul three of ihe district* ore
already levying the full 1.5 mill properly lax they are allowed.
Seminole County Is among the enuntles which does levy the
lull 1.5 mills.
G A IN ES V ILLE - For the first
time In four years, Florida's
jMipulallon growl h dipped under
30.000 a month al the end of
1988, economists at the Univer
sity of Florida rrjKirt.
"T h e Iasi time the Male's
imputation growth was under
90.000 jM-ople a quarter wn* tu
the third quarter of 1984." said
Carol Taylor West, forecasting
director of ilie- u n ive rs ity's
Hiireati of Economic and Hu»lness Research. "Tills represents
a 2 H pi-ri enl annual rale of
lnrrra*e. down from 3 (icrrenl
the previous quarter.
"Am ong the state's 20 Metro
politan Statistical Areas. Ihe
O r la n d o a re a , in c lu d in g
Seminole Couldy. registered Its
slowest growth since the second
quarter nf 1077. and accounted
lor 50 percent of the total stale
drop." she said.
West, editor ol "Tile Florida
NKW YORK — Eastern Airlines askrd a federal bankruptcy
Judge Tuesday lor more lltne to consider eomjM'Ung oilers for
Its prolltable Northeast nhutllr. and anitoiineed agreements It)
sell 15 Jets for $277.5 million.
Eastern bankruptcy lawyer Harvey Miller asked (he court In
give Eastern mtlll May 22 to evaluate shuttle oilers from New
York dcvclnprr Donald Tru m p and America West Airlines Ine.
of Phoenix.
lint Miller told Ihe court Eastern does not want the sale ol Ihe
shuttle to tie delayed by Eastern's own reorganisation. U.S.
Bankruptcy Judge Hurtnii l.lll.ind did not rule Immediately on
Eastern's request lor more time.
Meanwhile. Easlern said It tiad reached two agreements with
UAS Invest Ine. lor the sale of 15 Jets and six spare engines. In
keeping with its plan to shed Sl.H billion In ussc I k u * part ol Its
reorganization plan
MIAMI — A "good suspcrl" In at least one ol 17 mysterious
limer-clly deaths that detectives say could be linked pleaded
Innocent Tuesday to raja- charges in two other eases.
Charles Henry Williams. 33. Is charged with two counts ol
raja-, stemming trum eotnjilalnts dial hr raped two women In
Man'll and April alter choking them unconarlouc:.
Sieve Poloisky. senior trial lawyer for the Dade County
Puhllc Dr-fender's Ollier, denies Ihe Implications that his cllenl.
Williams. Is Involved In the deaths. "Police have already
cleared him on n number ol the deaths," h r said.
Metro Dade County and Miami poller have been Investigating
Ihe 17 puzzling deaths since they began In 1986. Authorities
have nut classified the deaths us homicides, and many ol Ihe
victims may have died Innn a combination or sex and eraek
cocaine. Hut medlral examiner Joseph Davis said last week
that the |kitlern of the women's deaths Indicates homicide.
Odometer—
C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A
TAM PA — David H. York, lom irr member of the Itoard ol
ronimlkslniH-rs ol the St. Pclershurg Housing Aulhorliy. was
convicted Tuesday on bribery and conspiracy to delraud the
government.
York was tound guilty by U.S. District Judge Ellzalxih A.
Kovaehevleh alter a two-day Itrlirli trial. He was allowed lo
remain Ireeon Ikuii I (K'ltdltig senlrtielng June 15.
He laces tip lo 15 years In prison and u tlneol 454XUXX).
York was convicted ol conspiring wlih Harold A. Tabar.
James MeFn-drrlek and Ho Ih t i law Garner lo delraud the U.S.
Department ol Housing and Urban Develiipinetll by paying
billies in |tcitple associated with Ihe housing aulhorliy 111 Ihe
admmlslrallnn ot a tederal housing program.
altered the
odometers ol 550 ears.
Arrested Tuesday were alleged
rin gle ad e r W illia m S ta rlin g
Nuckolls III. Ills sister. Rivers,
and Delores Outlier. Sharon
Glhhs and George Erw in, a
lornicr auto dealer.
The ring allegedly ojM-rated
out ot Nuckolls's Orange County
ear dealership. Hill Nuckolls's
Cars. Gunter and Glhhs were
itilr clcrksat Ihccnmiiany.
Nuc kolls and Rivers were each
charged w llh 150 counts ol
racketeering, rtxisplracy ami nr-
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Ilackers or the bill (CS-HJRs
999. 319) said the change would
make n raster for local govern
ments. school boards and state
agencies to compile their annua!
budgets. Currently, legislators
do nut complete the stale budget
until early June, leaving little
time tor other agencies to com
plete their budgets before the
stale fiscal year begins Ju ly I .
"ISchool boards) don't know
when- they're al until July rlghi
now. even though they start
m-gotlailng with teachers and
writing thrlr budgets us early us
April or May themselves." said
bill sjKiiiMir Rrp. Dale I'atehrtt.
R-Vero Beach. "If w r can move
back to February and March,
then they should know hy
nild-Aprtl. before they start ne
gotiations w llh teachers uiul
before they have to sel their
budgets In the summer, exactly
how much money they've got to
work with."
ganl/ed fraud, all find-degree
felonies. They were also charged
w llh grand theft, odometer
fraud, title Iraudand forgery.
Gunter. Gibbs and Erwin were
a rre s te d on c h a rg e s nf
racketeering, conspiracy, orga
n iz e d f r a u d , g ru n d th e ft,
udometer fraud, forgery, title
Irani! and notary fraud.
Still at large wen- suspects L.
Wluttcld Rivers. Hrevard County
car dealer Slcpilcii Lee. former
ear dealer diaries David Smlih
and Earl ilramielt. owner ut
K a rl's Used C a rs In S u m
merville. Ga..
Hullerworlh also Hied charges
of civil racketeering lit Orange
Cuutlty Circuit Court, seeking tu
siege lour jiareHs of property
owned by susjxvlcd ring memIx-rs. The proper)'- appraised at
more than X 1.2 million, included
Hill Nueknlls's Cars. DanLyn
Motors uttd Ihe land once used
hy the now dissolved Crystal
Auto Sales Ine..
Hullerworlh said Ihe alleged
scheme relied on the purchase ol
high tnlleuge. lale model ears
bought from leasing eom|wnU-s.
Car titles containing odometer
readings were lalsllled Hirougli
“ Htlc-washlllg" and (lie ears
wen* re-sold lo used ear dealers.
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Patehrlt rejected suggestions
Ihe stale slm|>ly change the
beginning of Hie fiscal year to
some other dale. That could
cause more problems than It
cures hy having a new budget
year kick tu during Hie middle of
thr school year, he said.
Stale agencies also sutler from
Hie current legislative schedule.
Paleheit said, because they are
expected to write their entire
budget In ihe 30 days or so
between llie time lawmakers
court a stale budget and the
lineal year begins.
Recurds Indicate that the ring
s o ld c u rs th ro u g h o u t Ihe
Soulhrasl. to dealers and ut uulo
auctions, statewide prosecutor
Pclcr Anionueel said, IX-alrn* In
Georgia said the)' Ixiughl direct
ly from Nuckolls.
The eharges and arrests Mem
Irani the Attorney General's
Odometer Fraisl Task Force,
which Hiiiterwiirtli formed In
January 1988. D im January, the
statewide grand Jury called
txIomeliT Irani! a "widespread
criminal activity" and recom
mended that Florida's laws
against It lx- toughened.
Thit ttory «ito tonUffH intarmAlion from
United P rs* i infer national
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high tu the low ID s am i variable
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neighbors who said a small
child was lying outside on Hie
ground crying.
Th e oltlrers arrived and
found the 2-yrar-old in Ihe
yard and the 1-year-old lying
In a dirty, unkempt lied. No
uthills were present.
The officers said they found
Hrnt none of the uppllanres in
Ihe kllchcn were working,
and Hie entire house was
flllhy and unsanitary.
As the rhildren were being
cleaned up hy a neighbor
Ihclr mother. Maud Nelson,
arrived and began lo scream
profanity al the neighbor.
"Nelson was subsequenlly
arrested and did not express
any concern or emotion for
her kids.” Daniels said.
Nelson was charged with
child neglect, child abuse,
disorderly conduct and re
sisting arrest without vio
lence.
THE WEATHER
Fubiivlterd Oailf and Wnday f ic r g t
Vafurdai top Th r Vanlord Ktrald
Fla n t n
M IAM I — A 30-year-old
woman was charged w llh
child abuse Tuesday after
poller found her 2-yrar-old
child lying on a filthy bugInfested tied and her crying
2-ycar-old lying outside, about
seven feet front a chained pit
bull.
I“oiler said both children
had open sores all over Ihclr
bodies. T h r child who was
outside near the pit bull was
covered with sand and ants
and Ihe refrigerator was
broken. (Hied with bugs and
spoiled food, said Investigat
ing ofTIcers N. Daniels and L.
Sutton.
"T h e kitchen was filthy,
filthy." said Daniels.
Daniels and Sutton went to
the home In northwest Miami
about 2 p.m. after receiving
phone calls from concerned
"However, moderate popula
tion Increases were recorded In
six MSAs — Ft. Mycrs-Cnpc
Coral. Ft. Pierre. Mluml-Hlulcah.
Naples. Ocala and I'ensueola,"
she said.
West said that Florida's popu
lation growth rate ts rxjxTlcd to
decline Into the next decade.
Annual |>upoluilon gains are
rxperted to subside from a peak
of 388.400 In 1987 |3.3 percent
growl 111 and 372,100 [3.1 per
cent I In It)HK lo 350.700 |2.H
pereenl) In 1081). 301.300 (2.3
|M-rt-rtil| In 1990 and 288.100
(2.2 prrrrnH In 1991.
A romhlnutkiu of factors has
led lo the slowdown. West said.
TA LL A H A S S E E - The House
voted Tuesday to move Ihe
o|K-nlng day of the legislative
session hack two uumilts, pend
ing approval of ihe voters.
Lawmakers voted 9 3 to -l4 lo
put on the 1990 ballot a projx*scd constitutional amendment
that would start the legislative
session on Ihe first Tuesday of
February Instead ol the first
Tuesday of April. The change
would take el leel In 1991.
Housing official convicted
The daily number Tuesday in Ihe
Honda lottery CASH 3 game *ub
840
Straight Piap(numbers in exact
order) 1260 on a M)cent bet, $600
on $t
tin. 3 (numbers in any order!
$H0 lot a 60 cent bet. $tbOon $1
Boa 6 (numbers in any order)
$40 for a 60 cent be!, SrtO on $ 1
Straight Bo* 3 $330 m order
dra*n $bU in any order on a $t
bet
Straight Box b $290 in order
rif.i*n, $40 d picked in combina
tion on $1 bet
The consent law . adopted Iasi year, bars
abortion* lor minors unless thrv gel ihe
eotisenl ol then |Mtenls or guardian, or
unless they can convince a |udge they arc
mature enough to decide lor Hiemsclves.
H o u s e v o te s to c h a n g e s e s s io n d a te s
Suspect in mysterious deaths arraigned
The *mrmig numbers Tuesday
m the Florida Lottery Fantasy i
game Mere 30 10 3H 24 and 0
Kennedy Issued Ihe slay In a hrlel orde r
alter re ce iving an ap|x-al hy Hit-hard W.
Hoylstou. a co u rt-a p jio ln icd la w ye r repteseniiug the "u u lK irn child ol 1’ W ."
Sore-covered kids taken
from bug-infested home
O u ilu o k ." a q u a rte rly jiu bllcu IIon that a na lyze s Ih e health ol
Ihe stale e co no m y, said that 1 1
o th e r areas recorded "less d ra
m a tic re d u ctio n s" of betw een
one* and five -tenths of a p e r
cen ta ge point In t h r fo u rth q u a rte r g ro w th rate.
U n ite d $ r w i In te rn a tio n a l
E a t lt m Airlines requests more time
LOTTERY
Kennedy In Washington blocked the stale
court's ruling uttill llir U.S. Sitpreiue Court
could rrvlrw written argumenis (mm Imih
sides, scheduled for Thursday.
The state court ruling elfeetlvely barred
etlforeentrut of the law statewide lor several
hours, lawyers oil Ixilh sides of the dispute
agreed.
Hut under Kennedy's order. "Th e minor
eannol have the alxirilnn and the statute Is
still In effect." said Milch Franks ol ihe Male
attorney general'solilee.
A s|«eedy resolution of the Issue was
ex treeled Iteeattse Hie girl was In the 12(h
U n ite d F r s s s In te rn o tte fia l
"Tim e Is v e ry , ve ry precious to us right
n o w ." said Jell llla ir. a F re s h in g la w ye r
rep resenting ihe g lil. "It Is ve ry dlsap|iuliitin g In have In go hack to m y client, alter
telling he r the w onderful new s Ibis m u m
lug. and Irll he r w e 're hack oil hold a g a in ."
BEACH CONDITIONS
D a y t o n a B e a c h : W .m -s a n
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and the ovcriilgltl low w as lit as
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SANFOHD — Twit m m with hurj'lary iixilrt Iu iiiii I Inside Kelt
Hmmm-1 ('hevrnlel. 3455 S. Orl.imln Drive, til alHiut 2 it.in
Siiinl.iy. have Iteeit rharjti- tvllli hurfilary and |Kissesslnn til
Imrul.u v Itmls.
Charged are Mtrharl Hanson . 20. nl Malll.mil and Kntierl
I’anl Hunts. IH.nl Orlando. Hnnd It *5.INX)i-iirli.
Man arraalad on DU I charge
SANFOHD — The li>ll"wlnii |M'rstin Liees a t-harj>t- nl drlvluu
under tile Inlltieitee In Semlltnle ( ’ninny:
• Fred .Infill Kflnhardl, 54. nl 500 Air |Ktrl Hived III 1H, Sanford,
was arresled ai 1:5K a.m. Sunday tin (l.S. lllulm ay 17*1)2.
Siinfnrd. nfler lie was seen drlvlnj> i-millt'dlly.
W om an charged with assault
WIN I KK Sl'KINOS - A I.oiiuuihm I wuiiian aeeuseit nl
r-nli-rhij'a Winter Sprint's house al lilti David SI., and alb-jp-dly
lirandlslilntt a knife anti llireatrulntl a man. was arn-sted alter
site fell I he seenr al almiil 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
Calherlite l.yiine C m rkrlt. 25. til 1)53 Lnntuimi ( ’In-fe. wtm
reportedly stahtied hersell In the knee when enntruntlnt! the
man. was Ireated In Die Sntilli Seminole ( ’iininiiiitlly llnsplial
liefore Ih'Iiik Jailed hy Winter Springs jMtllee on c-hurjjc** of
atUiiavaletl assault, armed hurj'lary anti IwneniitltNtif liatlery.
In addition In the atlaek nil one man. Cmekelt Is also aeetiseil
nl sliovlnu another man asltle In enter tile Winter Sprint's
Itntise. She was arrestetl nil Haven Avenue, laiiiuwontl. Ikmtl Is
•7.000.
Police pursue erretic driver
I.OM 'iW (K)D — A mill) whose erralle drlvluj; hrnimlii a
piirsull tiy laintlwiMHl |mllee wllleh In-jinn on U.S. Hljjliuny
I7-H2 III l.oiij’wtMMl anti ended on Helen Street in Cassellierry.
was urn-sled nil several eharj*es.
laiureilt-e .Joseph Martiirann. 2N. nl Helen St . Cassellierrv.
was eharjit-tl with lleelnj! Ineltitle |mllee. tlrlvlnu with a revoked
llrensr. |missi-ssIoii til less than 2H j>ram<t nl marl|uana anti
erlnilnal mlseltlel.
The erlmliiul tnlsehlef eharjie stems rroiti Marturaiio
allr-jp-dly pryloj* Up the j(rutr of a IIiHir drain III a htildlitfi fell at
Ihe lamjiwond |Hillee stallon. (Killer said.
He was arrested al uhoul mldnljihl Thursday. Hnnd Is B5IM)
SANKOHD — Clrciiti Judge
(I II Eaton J r., lias a plan Dial
tumid ellmlliati- Ihe need lo
—xerve
su Iijwhi w i—Iih—(mills'-1
(leers sehediiled to give de|Mis|.
Dons In leloov eases.
The Idi-ii. wllleh Ealon said Is
gellin g a lavnrahle response
Irom heads ol urea law en*
lons-menl agencies, would call
lor s|M-elhe d ays lor otlleers to he
de|Mised. The de|Htsllions would
he sei hy ap|Hilutmrul made
Dirnugh telephone ealls lo Die
ollUs-rs’ depart nienls
T h e tim e anil e x p e n s e ol
having the Sem inole County
S l i e r l l f s D e p a rtllle n l s e r v e
liiwtm-n wlili suh|MM-iiiis would
he e llu iln a te d . A w itn e s s
isMirdlnalnr In Die puhlle dett till
ers oltlee Mould Is- assigned lo
m ake the ealls lo the (Miller
iij(eueles lo seheilule deposi
tions. ii discovery process where
alinriieys have the op|K>rtuntly
to learn tai ls in a ease Ix-lorr
irlul.
Under Die etirn-llt s u I)|mk-iiu
system. Eaton siiid. soim-llmes a
complete squad ol officers Irom a
small police department Is called
lor de|Kisllloii al Die some time.
Tliat means the oil leers tmisi Ispresent al Die assigned slurllllg
Dim- .Hid have to wall their Hint
to give their olllelal stateim-uls.
I’lils may cause a police man|xtwer shortage In a city durlnu
the ileposllliiii time. Ctiilet- may
also he called In oil Ihi-lr days oil
C o m stolen, boy bettered
A ra n
iM F io vn or
• li : I t) ji . lit . — H 5 II
Mi-llouvlllt- Ave.. m an. 77.
truus|Mirti-d
H I5 S.
Kirlirli Ave.. iriimiia. mail.
21. lr.uis|Mirted hy Sanford
I’idler De|iarlmi-|it
Seniors health fair
scheduled tomorrow
SANFOHD - The puhlle Is
Invited toil seniors health lair
al the Sanford Civic- Center
from 10:30 a m. lo 2 p.m.
tomorrow.
Area health rare repre
sentatives Will Im- eonditellujl
free !>IikmI pressure, tiearluu.
Ii IimkI sitjiar and utaui-oniii
lestllljt. Central Florida He*
jfloiial Hosplial will hold
eholeslerol sereenlnu for A3
per lest. A tlirllclun will
■‘■liidiii i welfilit analvsls.
Nou-pnifil In-idtli ra te orjjaul/attoiiH Mill Im- ilisplavliiu
edlle.iltonal uiau-rtills
Tile lillr Is s|HM|so|i-d liv Die
Cm-ater Siiolord ( I i.iiii Im-i ol
Ciinim eree C om m llte e on
Alima anil Du- lictter l.lvfim
lor Seniors prounmi. Anvoue
55 and nliler Is invited in
iillrnd.
For m ore tiitorinailoii. call
I lie eliamlM-r al 3 2 2 - 2 2 12
6HORSECHILPIIESENT
DCARECENTERS
0
A f iu ;l; W EEK
OF
SUMMF.lt FUN !
"A'c nvi’c new rn»t>Cer\ li rhjr.tei
j^ri
Fecuve y w
m h * ol out {
s pcif:d
sintifiTf sdvcntufe hce wtirt enunn f net
with inv ot?fe» oUer ?
m
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T h k c th e K m p ia * n l A m e ric a H o m e K q u ity C h a lle n g e a n d ym i can tfet th e
c a s h \*ou n e e d to im p ro v e y o u r h o m e , p a y o tt’ tiijjh -in te re s t c re d it c a rd s a n d
lo a n s — a n d s a w m o n e y a t ta x tim e w ith ta x -d e d u c tib le in te re s t p a y m e n ts
(see y o u r ta x a d v is o r fo r d e tails).
4 D A Y S «««
O N LY ^ 5
SaveUplb $600
S a w h u n d re d s o f d o lla rs (u p to $ r> 00" h v i t h n o d o s in g ousts o n lin es u p t<»
$ 100, 0(H)! U lu s th e re a re n o a n n u a l fees.
If p iu a r p ly b e tw ee n 4/ 2d /80 a n d 5/ 10/80 \u u r rate w ill n ever g'» above
15.0% A .I’. R . t) u r c u rre n t H o m e K iju ity L in e o l C re d it ( I I . K . l J K '.l
is 115" n! A n n u a l I ’e rc e n ta g e R ate .
(rjK tn m k
Controls
• I I t V. Equip.
Portable
1(407) 321-79441
P lu s , a fre e e lig ib ility e s tim a te a n d a c re d it a n s w e r o n y m ir I I . L . l J » .l.
w ith in 48 h o u rs a re tfiMKintaxi! It it ta k e s e v e n a m in u te lo n g er, w e II pay
yo u $ 25.00.11
J 1-4 IMIIISTKIAI. I'AHK I
HKfl Hickman Circle
ih k k
Wlili llie 11r11m- ill.11 som e eases
Mould Im- sc-tiled lie|ore trial
fore."
The Florida Suprem e Court.
W ERflfW UR
CLOSING COSTS
AND ALL FEES'
Ilian . 7 0 . t r a n s p o r te d to
Central Klnrlda Keipou.il Hits,
pltiil
• 4 :2 3 p.m . — 5<XI Alr|sirl
Hlvd . Hold leak.
• fi lMi p.m . — Elm Aveiine
and 25Di Street, traum a. jiii I.
4 . tra n s p o rte d hy p riv a te
vehlele.
>
I li li-der.il eases. K.iltui s.ml
WE CHALLENGE YOU TO FIND A BETTER HOME EQUITY DEAL!
IM M O IN CY CALLS
h
1A
llt-ed lo liMik at the otlleer s time M"IInesses are never snhpiM ti.ied
s|M-nt In court. When it ean Im- la-lore trial Oraild pules revli-M
sehedtlled It rnsl less and Is less Die fuels and ellmlnati- ihe need
inconve nie nt lor Die officer. lor de|M>slllous in tcderal eases
They could schedule Ihclr lime
In l!)7 3 . m Florida. Ihe disc m
off and vacation tim e Dial
fireaiise or I m-Imj( suh|MM-atied lor cry priH-ess. Ealon s.nd. was
deposition. they couldn't do Im-- expanded in Include dt-|Hisitioiis.
3 4 1 1 1. frwwfc Am . I m M
SANKOHD — Sanford jMtljee re|Kirl niukltij> a woman spit
crack cocaine from her tumuli into her hand durlnu a
rnnfmiilutlon on Sixth Street al Cypress Avenue al ntx>ul
mldnljihl Monday.
That tiroujiht a eharjie nl jMissessloii of rnrulnr ujialiisl Mary
Jenkins Sssllon. 2H. ol IDH K. IHtli St. Apt. II. Saulord. Hnnd Is
13 .(XX).
i \( i m n in m i i s r \s • t vt i o
I'etersotl said the pn>|Misal has
Tills rmplnyrr has pmvrn himself lo hr
ili-illealrtl untl loyal. Nol only Is hr early to
start the day. but. tir’s ulways last to leave.
Ills rapport with the eusiomrrs Is bar noor.
lie's always ready to help should a problem
arise. ( ONClKATUt,ATK»NS HK’IIIE "RICH".
Keep up the it'Mxl work.
8usp#ct told to spit cocairts
-
I I I D iin k It w ill w o r k ."
CHOO CHOO CAR WASH
O VIEDO — A Seminole County sherllTs deputy reported
um-sllnji two men anti two Imivs alter rt-|iortedly seelnj; them
utluek a boy who had hern hieyellnj' home from work tin
County Hoad 4 1H. Oviedo, al ii ImhiI 11:15 p.m. Monday.
The dejiuly said Die stis|M-ets lied as he uppmurhed. The
vletlm was lying hriilst-tl and n il on Die roadside, ulouji will)
Ills tilevile thal was damajied In the altaek.
The Imy said ihe ailuekers stole a Imx eontalulnji Ihree ears
of Imlletl eorn from him. The deputy eaujihi and urrested the
sus|M-ets. anil found Ihe eorn dlseartlrd on the ntadslde.
Churjit-d wlili Itatiery and tlu-ll an- Hndncy I.. Williams. IH,
of 171 Dc ii Im - St.. Oviedo, anti Samuel l.enn illark. IH. ol IH25
Knox Ave.. Saulord. Hnnd for the men is tiiOO eaelt. The I kivs
wen- rhiirjit-d ns Juveniles.
(Kra *T*.l)
)
lie said, icccnlly alMillshed de|H>
siilons in itilsilemeatior i ases
leaving atlorneys in eoiidiit i
Ihclr "ivii ItivesilUiilloMs to de
irniilne Du- lacis ui Diose n i « s
iN'fnn- 1rial.
I'etersotl. "I com m end Ihe Judge
lor taking the tim e and eiinrt to
pul Dlls lugelhrr. II la- ean gel
the rest nf Ihe fudges lo huy Into
M'ldeti. Ealon said, could prolialily I m- avoided under Ihe new
system.
Ealon said, under his plan. Die
si liedtillnjf would lie staggered.
M ill) each officer having a
specific U m e -lu bUoM up fur .
de|Mislllon. S|K*cirie days each
month would Im- set aside tin
|ndj>es‘ calendars for df|KislDims.
C ap l. T e rry Haker of Die
l.tmjtwiHid I’ollee Depart m in i,
said Dial would Im- a big ndviillluge for his dejiarlmeiil.
"U s hard tM-eause nr Ihe ease
load of Ihe Judges." linker said.
"We may have five officers there
In a discovery pria-ess. The
miiti|iowrr and Dir money loss
— we may lose a whole shift."
Itakrr said.
"Tills Is a fitmmI Idea. We will
know In advance what the
seheilule will Ik -, it Will help
|Miller and attorneys. Mostly It
will help puhllr defenders In
know In advanre when to ex|R'rt
us." Haker said.
Eaton who presented hts idea
lo area {Miller chiefs a few days
ago. said hr Is working with
lawyers and Is In the process of
InrmulDing a plan lo lake hack
lo the chiefs for approval In
atMiul one month.
if all olTirrr is shrduled fur
dv|Mistllnn under Ihe new plan
and falls to show up. Eaton said,
discipline In sut-h u ease would
Im- handled by (hat officer’s
chief.
" It’s an excellent Idea." said
Oviedo Poller C hief Dennis
•y SUtAM LODKMHerald stall writer
Tw o charged In burglary
• 10 211 p m .
1W
New subpoena plan offered
POLICE BRIEFS
TU E S D A Y
• 7:45 a.III. — 25tll Street
iind M e llo n vlH e A ve n u e .
Iiydruulle Hold leak, no lire.
• U: 14 a.ill. — north nl
T e r r y l.a iir In Sem inole
Couniy. house lire, caneelletl
en route.
• 11:43 a.in. — Slate Hoad
■Hi and Alr|xirt Houlevanl.
fuel leak, ajiplletl sand
• 3 : 3 H p . m . — I DO
laikevlcw. trauiiia; not nans
(Nirtetl were jilrl. 12. iind jjlil.
II.
• 3 : 4 2 p . Ill ■ - H 5 0
M ellouvllle Ave . Irauitia.
Wednesday Way t7
i s »* \ n
V is it vi »ur n e a re s t U m p ire <*f A m e ric a b ra n c h ti • applv. i )r call
S M A R T U X K to ll-fre e a t 1. 800. 843- 2443. seven days a w e e k fro m
0 a .m .to O p .m .
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Editorials/ Opinions
S an fo rd H erald
(USPS Ml ISO)
IIOON FRENCH A VE,. SANFORD. I I.A 11277 I
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Wayne O Doyle. Publuher
Ronald W Hone, Executive Editor
Laura Sollten. Advertising Director
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EDITORIALS
A fairer plan
Kdufiittiin Secretary la tu m Cavazos has
wisely reversed a d iv is io n nl tils predecessor
a n d p r o p o s e d a m o r e e o n s l r n e t Iv e ,
riillg h tc tirtl policy on studeni loans. Inslead
ot ix-iuilizing new s in d rn ts hy autom atically
c u llin g oil lederal aid In schttil* w llh a 20
pen-ent rale ol loan drfa n lls. he w ants In raise
iIn* di-lanli rale that w ould trigger such action
— a nd, m ore tm|mrtant!y. Increase the total of
student grants so fewer students have to take
out huge loans to attend college.
T h e plan h v form er Secretary W illia m
Ifennett was unfair. It w ould have hurt
curre n t and future students because of the
lallure hy lo rm tT students to repay loans.
T ru e , schools slm uld m n n ltir I heir loans
m ore closely so their default rates do nut get
out of hand. Hut the rate com es train students
w ho have left cam pus; cuttin g <41 aid ufter the
defaull rate rises to unacceptable levels
doesn't affect the violators.
M r. Cavazos realizes that tact. Ills proposals
w ould raise the level of default at w h ich aid
w ould lie denied, and the cutoff w ould o c ru r
o n ly If schools fall to cooperate In reducing
the debt. Sellouts can do that hy Im p ro vin g
their collection procedures and b y accepting
students w ho are likely to succeed, since
m a n y defaults results w hen students drop
out.
S|H'clul attention should lx- paid to trade
schools, w hich olten dangle loans before
poorly qualified students la rg rly for the
lu ll Ion they bring. T h e default rates of such
I; schools are the highest of all.
k If tigh te r ra n tra ls o ve r repaym ent are
j; applied — and If M r. Cavazos can gain m ore
j: outright tuition grants to help ease the loan
jj bu rd en of students — then the high coat of
> higher education should become e a sie r-fo r
J everyone to reuch.
j iL e t S w is s w o m e n vote
V
j'
Maybe It's that thin alpine air. B ut in
£ S w it z e r la n d . a n o th e rw is e e n lig h te n e d
7 European co u n try, w om e n have been forced
to scale a political M atterhorn to gel to the
ballot box.
T h e m e n — th ro u g h their dem ocratic
Institutions, of course — kept Sw iss w om en
from votin g In national elections unttl 1971.
A n d . at the local jurisdictional level, w om en
have had to struggle for their suffrage rights,
canton b y conton.
Sw iss w om en recently registered a victory
of sorts in the canton of Appenzell Outer*
Rhodes, w here m e n have voted against
female suffrage four tim es In the past. Som e
of the m en cried foul. T h e vote o n suffrage
iIlls lim e w as taken b y a show (/ h a n d s w hile
the w om en wailed at a distance behind a
cordon of troops. T h o u g h the vote appeared
evenly divided, the presiding official declared
— w ithout a count — In favor of the w om en.
Appenzell O u lcr-K h o d e s thus spares Itself
the dishonor of being the last canton to d e n y
w om e n the right to vote. T h a t dubious
d is tin c tio n b e lo n gs to A p p e n z e ll In n e rRhodes.
In a land so com m itted to peace and
neutrality, a struggle over basic vo tin g rights
seems o d d ly out of place. But surely the Sw iss
w om en w ill prevail. O n w a rd to A ppenzell
Iniicr-HtiodeH.
Berry's W orld
MY horseshoe pits Me PRE-Bush
A R N O L D S A W IS L A K
Bringing back the Good Old Days
W ASH ING TO N — When I was a lu»y. llvr
(H-nptc njH-rnird clcvainrx. delivered milk In
IsiUles.
gasoline and showed you III all
empty seat 111 a mm ir Ihcalrr
I had ihmighi ih.u aiUumailt- elevator*. milk m
i.irlmiH at Mi|M'finatkrt* and sell-service tilling
•dalli)ri<> all were mimllrst.il Inn* nl "progress"
and wi-rt- disliked only hv old crocks ix-w.iilhig
ilu* loss ol Illusory ‘ gixxl old days "
Now I llnd. rounesy ol Trudy IVatcr. a |Millcy
analysi lot an organization rallrd Citizen* Ini a
Sound K n m uim . dial Ibese modern-day Im
p rm rm rn ls arlually art- tlit- |H-n.dtv for requir
ing employers to pay a mlnlmiim wage.
IV .ir v r says ih.it I he m in im u m wage Uirrease
a p p ro v e d h\ th e S e n a te tills ye a r w o u ld
"th re a te n In tie s lm v as m a n y as 7no.(MK) joti* "
O n e w a y tli.it w ou ld o ccu r, she w rote, w ould
lx- Inr eiu p ln yi rs In seek "less r\|x-nstve w ays in
gel the w o rk done w hen they ta n tin lunger
a lf o r d rn ir y level cm ploy res "
"S o m e install m n rr m achines w hile others set
up sell s e rvle e .'" s h r w rote " f o r rx n m jitr .
m a n y years agti m ovie ihealers had ushers In
show (M iro n s In their seals H o w ever. Iixtay even
In m ust high priced m ovie Ihealers (M iro n s m ust
seal them selves T h e m in im u m wage Increases
nl ilu- |m s ! have 1***1 in m n rr 'sell service.' and
Iherelnre lewer |uhs 111 m a n y liid iis lrlrs . in c lu d
ing restaurants am! gas stations."
1’earcr‘s t-sllmalr ot Ihr nmulx-r ol Jnlrs llial
would Ite "deslroyed" hv a minimum wage
increase Is uni new
a n d Is hased on
whiil, to lx- (Millie,
would have to he
eaUrd "ilrh a la h lr"
si alls! Its
O pp o n e n ts have
claim ed slnre the
M C tO s t h a t H ie
m in i m u m w a g r
causes rn iry -le v e l
lulls to lx- eliminated
They usually rite as
e v id e n c e s u rv e y s
that ask employers
wh.il they would do II
I hey had lo lucrrasr
(he actual
w a g r s In r i h e Ir
number ol
lowest (Mid workers.
jobs has In
Supporters o l Ih r
creased ■
minimum wage say
whai Is tm p o n a n i Is
l h a l i h r a i-1 u a I
n u m h tT ol jobs in ihr
II.S e co no m y has 1-0111111111-11 to Increase even
w h e n ih r m in im u m wage has gone u p .
,
C
Wliai Is new in I'raree's argiimeul Is dial the
tulidm iim wage etirmiragrs aiilomiillon —
"more mat-hliii-s” — mi the one hand, and
requlrrs consumers lo do more work tor
themselves — "sell service" — on Ih r other.
In Ilu- east- ol movie ushers, who began
vanishing Iron) ihealers shortly atler World War
II. 14-aret- ap|iart'tilly would have us b rllrvr dial
It was a minimum wage of ulxmt 7f» cents an
hour and not I lit* (xistwar onslaught of lelt-vlslon
dial brought hard lltiit-s lo the motion p lrlurr
Industry.
Il might lx- noted, hy die way. Ihat while Ihc
mtivit-s tlltl go through a rough Hint- when T V
was making Its Initial impart tin die emmtry.
du re lias Ix-cit a noileeahte tiirnalxmt In recent
years wllh mulll|ilt- screen Ihealers.
One such etimplek I visited In Florida had a
ilo/ru illtlrrvnl shows under way wllh young
llekt-l lakers at the doors and hall a dozen or
more ymiitilul altrmlniits 111 candy and popcorn
si amis — many more kids earning die current
*2 plus minimum than ever would have hren
ushering tor adilrtlol Ihat 115 years ago.
Kvrn so. I miss the movie ushers ol my
Ixiyhixxl ami the handy flashlights they carried.
Ks|x-eially when I stub my hx- Irving lo find an
empty seal III a dark thealrr.
JA C K ANDERSON
S y s te m w o u ld ha ve
p re ve n te d oil sp ill
efforts have not been in vain."
D A V ID S. B R O D E R
D u ra b le leader, no ‘re vo lu tio n
LONDON — A reporter arriving In Britain
last week found himself In the midst of a
ceremony the likes of which the United Stales
has seen only once — and probably never
again: The tenth anniversary of the election of
the head of government.
I have no recollection of what happened In
1942 on the tenth anniversary of Franklin D.
Kooseveil's first election; probably very little,
given the wartime circumstances. But If the
commemoration of Margaret Thatchcr'a de
cade as Prime Minister Is any Indication of
whal such events would entail In the United
Slates. I may have lo rethink m y support for
the moved lo repeal the 22nd Amendment,
limiting any Presidcni to right years In office.
A proper anniversary celebration Involves
lots of music, parades and fireworks. Mrs. T .
apparently wanted none of those. Instead, the
Biits were drowned In a torrent of commentary
and polls measuring their reaction to every
aspect of Thaichertsm. As The Guardian
newspaper rather c h u rlish ly rem arked.
“ Forests have died, these past few weeks, lo
make the Thatcher Decade possible."
I am loo recently arrived on these stories to
venture an opinion on haw Thatcher has done,
but two things are evident. One is lhal she
dominates this nation's politics and consrtousnraa in a way lhal not even the strongest
American Presldenl can hope to do at harm-.
And Hie other Is lhal. long as she has b rrn in
control and much as six- has changed things,
there has been no "conservative revolution" In
British thinking.
Those 1 wo (.u ts. m conjunction, serve as a
wanting lo student* of American polities of
how dinrieull II is lo wrench a society out of Its
Ingrained ways. IHililU-al realignment* just
don’t come easily, even when a leader a*
foreelul a* Margaret Thatcher is In power as
tong as she has lierti.
Tlx - Journalistic consensus Is llial Than her
has energized the British economy, shaken up
somnolent private and public bureaucracies
and asM-m-d Britain's voice In world affairs In
a sinking lashlon. Six* has doix- so. desplie the
fact llial her fMrty received only 42 percent ol
ilu- vote In I he last two ck-cltons. by exploiting
llte weakness ol a divided political opposlllou
and Ilu- |x>wer an assertive leader can exercise
over llte Cabinet and the rn u k a itd fllc
legtslators ol lu-r |urty in a parliamentary
system.
A theme ol tins jmsi week’s pttmlliry Is ihat
she may lx- riding hv a tail A l-abor victory In
a (Millamenlary hy election m Wales sent
tipposiiiim Iid |h's soaring and unleashed a new
mutierlng Irum Thatcher'* Inlra parly m iles
that she is pushing things tint lar. tixilasi
lint she has heard this talk Ix-lore. she
Ignored it and hu> gone on In see her (siUln .il
lo d g m e n t v in d ic a te d C o m in g H u m a
Washington where President Hush has only a
modest program in mind and must com
promise almost every point to get II past
Congress. Thatcher seems the embodiment of
strength and purposefulness.
But the clear message of the surveys
marking her anniversary la that the people she
rules are not yet ruled by the Ideas that guide
her. Nor do her constituents feel she has made
Brttlan a "kinder, gentler" nation.
A Gallup Poll for The Daily Telegraph, a
pro-Thatcher paper, reported that more people
see an Increase In crime, fear, greed, self
ishness and poverty In the Thatcher Decade
than see an increase
In wealth, freedom or
happlncsa. P olite
ness, coring and gen
erosity are seen aa
qualities in decline.
True, some of her
policies are popular.
Gallup found large
majorlties supported
her curbs on strikes
and her Insistence on
secret ballots for in
te rn a l u n io n d e
c i s i o n s . B a le o f
public-housing units
lo ihelr tenant* and
toughening of school
f s h « dofnlnstts
c u r r ic u lu m * also
(h it nation's
command support.
politic* and
Bui basic economic
consciousmeasures, such as
no** In a way
Ih r return of many
that not *v*n
s la lr -o w n r d e n
th* strongest
terprises to private
American
ownership and Ih r
president esn
shifl from In ro m r
nope to d o J
taxes lo consumption
lu x e s , a re dI a approved by the ma
jority — even Ihough
ih r pundlls drscrlbr them as pulirk-s any
lulurr government might find it hard lo
reverse.
A MOKI poll lor The Independeiu iuw*|ia|Hr
gave further evidence ihat Iht- egalitarian
strain she desplsrs has survived ilx- Thatcher
years. Of a dozen liberal and conservative
(MilX-y statements tested. Ilx- highest agree
ment. over 70 percent, came on Ih r pro|xisi1 tons ihat "iradr unions are esM-niial to
protect workers' Interests" and "I personally
would lx- willing lo pay more In lax tn order to
ray lor tx-iier public services, such us
tospttals and schools."
Thai she could have done so much, while
underlying stsial alt 11 tides remained so u n
changed. Is Isilh a tribute to her and a caution
to thus*- who talk glibly ol "revolutions"
engineered by the durable pulllicMus ol Hits
decade
W ASHING TON - The Exxon Valdez oil
spill on Marrh 24 was a tx-rsonal tragedy for
.Jamin L. Baker. A decade uj$i. he developed
the technology lo prevent oil tankers from
running aground. Il was cheap and easy, but
ilx- federal government wasn’t Interested.
Baker, u retired navigation expert wllh Ihc
National Arrtxiattllcs and Space Administra
tion, proved In Ilx- Coast Guard lhal satellites
could he used to alert ships when they were
utxmt lo run ugtmind or collide. His simple
c 11 m m u n I c a 11n n s
system could have
warned the rrrw of
the Exxon Valdez
lhal Ih r oil tanker
wax headed for a
reef. There was no
w a rn in g , and the
tanker spilled 10.9
million gallons of oil
Into IT tn rr William
Sound — Ih r largest
oil spill In U.S. histo
ry.
O ur associate Scot I
Sleek spoke w llh
Baker at his home in
eastern Maryland. In
1979, he had pro
posed the sea-going
equivalent of an air
traffic control system
lo be tested In three
of the nation's busi
est sea la n e s —
George's Bank off
Cape Cod. Ihc Santa
Barbara Channel and
P rin c e
W illia m
Sound.
Th e federal government never pursued the
plan and It was soon forgotten, by almost
everyone except Baker. When hr beard about
the Exxon spill In Alaska, he was disheart
ened but not surprised. "W e predicted this.
We said It's an accident walling to happen,"
he told us.
Th e tracking system became Baker's prize
project after nr retired from NASA In 1974
and opened a consulting business. He
proposed equipping ships wllh computerized
navigation equipment. Th e ships would
transmit their pusfllon lo a command center
on the mainland. If a ship ventured off
course, an alarm would be teamed from the
command renter lo the satellite and back
down lo the ship. Th e system meant that
someone besides the captain was making
sure ih r ship stayed In safe waters. The
command center could keep tabs on an entire
coast, warning ships away from traffic and
dangerous reefs.
Compared lo the cost of cleaning up
multiple oil spills. Baker's idea was a bargain
— about 9I0.QD0 per ship for Ihc equipment.
Baker did not work up Ihc figures (or a fully
operational system, but he estimated it would
lx- Inexpensive. The system would have used
existing government or ronim rrrlal satellite*
(Exxon ha* alrtudy spent *95 million on the
Valdez cleanup uprration.I
Baker learned up wllh NASA's Goddard
Sjiacr Center 10 flesh oul his Idea. In addition
lo Investing a substantial amount of hla own
lime and money, hi 1979. offx-lals from
Cnxldard and researchers ui the University of
Miami Ix-ljx-d Baker demonsirale his Idea.
Using a NANA salelllle. they proved (he
sysiem worked by plloilng a yacht through
ilx- Chesapeake Bay. Baker wiled Ih r yacht,
anil the alarm sounded as soon as he
ventured a quarter mile off course. More than
KM) (x-opk- waiehed from the temporary
command station ai Goddard
Tlx - project luugltl Ilx- al lent Ion of Con
gress. and Baker ir-stilled Ix-lure a congres
sional subrninmillcr In |9HU
Baker's j**uciair* al NASA remember llte
lest, hut we "a d d Inid tin one al Che Ctusl
Guard with a uvonl of It. A spokesman told
us llial ihc I'oau Guard lias ongoing rrararrh
into systems lor iraekmg ship*
Ongoing r(-south won t rlrau up Prince
W illi.mi Sound
�Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florid* — Wednesday. M*y 17. 1909 — >A
Dropout-------
FINANCIAL
Stocks open higher
Rg^sAft^uM
|Bb*a*Uu|a|
NEW YORK — Prices opened higher today In
m l Ivr trading ol New York Slin k Exchange
1hxiich fidtriwlug I hr release nl I Ilf 11.S.
mrnliiiinllM' i rm lrilfllfll rr|Hirl.
T h f Dow .11111111 Imhtslrlal average. which Idl
10.44 Tuesday. was lip 5.86 In 24511.31
shortly after lIn* marki-l n|>cnt-il.
Advances Idl di-cllm-s 4ftH-2ftft among Ihr
l.2.r>7 Issues crossing Ihr NYSE injrc. Karly
lu riiiivrr aimiiinlcit In ahnut l2.(l43.fHX>
shares.
Ilefiin- Ih r market u|irnri1. Ih r government
said Ihr ti.S. merchandise iradr drift'll narrnwrd In March In 28.80 hlllftm front a revised
Eft.82 hlllftm In Kchniury. The lalrsl figure was
well Itrlow market forecasts of 210.2 hlllftm
and rrllrrlrd a slight drop In Imports nf
consumer floods. Analysts said II rorrespnndrd
to the not Ion that rronnmle growth Is slowing.
Stis'k prices cfttsi'd lower In active trading
Tuesday after surging In Ihe two previous
sessions.
Dollar up on trade news
U a l i aWEI
d A
b lo lA M e N e a e l
F fmWj*i ®
IW sVv evaBffSHvBV
Th e dollar was hroadly
higher lislay lit early Nrw
York I railing agalnsi all major
lorrlgn en*Trneies after a Ik -1ter-than-rnpecled rt*|H»rl on
lIn* nation's trade picture for
March. Trailing was drxrrllicd
as lieelle.
The Commerce lle|iartmenl
rejtorlrd the seasonally ad
justed U S. mereliaiidlse trade
deficit narrowed to 88.80
hlllftm In March from a reviv'd
8ft.82 hlllftm In February on a
customs vuluc hosts.
Th e February deficit orginully was given as 810.30
hlllftm. customs value.
On u seasonally adjusted
hasls. ihe governmeiit re-
Do w J o h m
D m J m *i A n r i | « i
10:00 a. m
TO Indus 24511.ft I up 0.38
2 0 Trans 1139.HM up O KI
15 Ullls 107.13 up 0.53
65 Stock 036.14 up 0.63
istricil exports In Man'll rose
7.4 pertTnl lo a teconl 830.78
hlllftm.
Market analysis In New York
said the rc|Kirt boosted the
dollar across the hoard In
early I railing. The markei had
Is-en exjK'ctlng Ihe trade rejrort lo come In around 810.2
hill Ion
G o ld A n d S ilv tr
NEW YOHK lUI'IJ - Foreign
and flomestlc gold A silver
prices ipioted in dollars |ier
troy ounce Wednesday:
Gold
Previous close 374.00 u p 0.25
Morning fixing 373.70off 0.30
Paris 374.00 off 0.57
llongKong 373.75 olT 0.25
New Y o rk
Coincx spilt gold open 375.00
ofTO.SO
Comes s|xil sliver open 5.52
up 0.02
(Lo n d o n m o rn in g fixing
rhange Is liased on Ihe pre
vious day'» closing price. I
Local Intaraat
These quotAttoas pmvMkd
by members of ihe NAllonml
Assoc/arfon o f S ccu tlU cn
Dealers are representative
Inte r-de a ler prlccB as of
m ld m o m ln g today. Inter*
d e a le r m a rk e ta c h a n g e
throughout the day. Prices do
not Include retail markup or
markdown.
mu
Ask
3W
American Pioneer 2M
37 W
37M
Barnett Bank
24 W
2444
First Union
31
3H4
FPftL
Fla. Progress
35*
35 VS
18
Hughes Supply
I8M
28H
29
Monison's
58
NCRCorp.
5814
42VS
4314
I'lcsscy
Scotty's
15
1514
Southeast Bank 27M
2814
22H
23
SunTrust
Walt Disney
92 V* 9 2 H
60W
Westtnghouie
6014
20H
20 fh
Brunswick
9H
HBJ
9W
24 H
H a. National
2414
Winn-Dixie
49
4914
3444
Emerson............ .34M
NickmanC w t l i w l from Fag* 1A
The crisis pievcnllon tram
recently converg'd on Kcd Hug
Elementary Sehml following Ihe
death of kindergarten teaehrr
Becky Carver. "We were there lo
help them deal with their grief."
Nickman explain'd.
Another project she was In
volved Involved in was Ihe
"75»g5 Program.'* Th a i com
mit loa IJ W 'jh r groundwork for
high school'gulctanee ecunsrlorn
lo be able lo spend 75 percent of
their time working with troubled
Richard R. Bdlinger. 28. 17H
Alm a Ave. Lake Mary, dlrd
Saturday in Kissimmee. Bom
J u ly 8. I960 in Peoria. III., he
moved to Lake Mary In 1BH4
from there. He was a heavy
e q u ip m e n t m a in t e n a n c e
foreman.
Survivors Include wife. Cheryl;
sons. Ryan. Randall. Lake Mary;
parents. Ray. Brownstown. Ind..
and Shirley Avila. Austin. Texas;
paternal grandfather, Charles H..
East Peoria; siak-r. Susan Irene
Rice. Concord. Calif.
Arrnagem enl by Gram kuw
Funeral Home. Sanford.
VMUtON M. DAGOCTT
children.
"There was a time." Nickman
said, "when we were spending
linin' time on |xijH-rwork lhan
we were counseling."
Nickman said the problems
kids al Lake Mary experience are
very much like those at other
schools. "You name ft. we arc
II." she said. "Direill*, teachers.
Ixiyfricnds. girlfriends, drugs,
grief..oitl of lb"
Nickman now is eligible for ihe
statewide comm'lor comj>clilhm.
Hut. she aald. sht- has mil been
Gainesville; brolher. Allen M..
Virginia; Iwo grandchildren.
H a ld w ln -F a lrrh lld Funeral
Home, Forest City. In charge nl
arrangements.
E lm rr A. Jones. 9 |, 7020
Captain Kid Ave.. Sarasota, died
Tuesday al Central Florida Re
gional Hospital. Sanford. Bom
Sept. 28. 1897 In M auldin.
Masa.. he was a winter resident
of Sarasota from Gray. Maine. lie
was a c u re d planning specialist
from the hudruincni department
with General Klretrlr. Lvnn.
Musa., and u Protestant. He was
a Arm y veteran <4 World War I.
Survivors Inelutlr sons. Bill.
I'euhody. Muss.. Richard. HanMislead. N.Y.; daughter. Betty
Feero. Scotia. N.Y.; slsicr. Lillian
l>iM>le. Lynn. Mass.: 11 grandc hi l d r e n ; I o greatgtandehlldn'ii.
B i I hsoii G ua rd ia n Funeral
Home. Sanloril. In charge ol
urrangrmenis.
Vernon II. Dwtgell. 66. 385 E.
Wlldmerr Ave.. Longwood. died
M onday al South Sem inole
C o m m u n ity H o s p it a l.
Longwood. Horn Dec. 29. 1922
In Kavrnarroft. Tcnn.. he moved
to Longwood Inan Tennessee m
1989. He was a retired truck
driver and a Baptist. He was an
Arm y vrtrran of World War II. a DORALYNN MONAHAN
Dorulynn Monahan. 21. 635
member of the American Legion
Post 328. ChrlsUrias. and the CD SpniccwiHMl C'lnlc. Aliamontc
Yellow Jackets d u b .
Spring*, died Tuesday al OrSurvivors Unhide Wife, Nellie lainln Regional Medical t'cnlcr.
E.; daughters. Sadie Sm ith. Lillie Horn June 2ft. 11X17 lit New Yoik
Nolln. both ol Dmguwod; sister. C lly. She imivnl In All.miontc
Jane Holder. Monterey. Tenn.; Iroin there in |1I73. She was a
live grandehlldren; live great sludeni and a im-mlM-r ol ihc
t'hiirchot ihe Atumnciatlon.
grandchildren.
G a rd e n (Tia jie l Hom e for
Funerals. l^mguxMKl. in charge
of arrangement*.
very Involved al that level
Is-eausc she Is tin active locally.
"I don'i want In qrread myself so
ililn Dial I neglect m y duties
here." she explained.
In any event, she said, she Is
happy with what she'd already
achieved.
One of the Ihlngs she tikes best
i» w gSBJg W ith* ItgffW M urM *
students from llie same TamW.
" I get to know them and their
families," she said. "It's rxelllug."
Su rvivo rs Include parents,
Faith and Jo h n . A liu m o n ir
Springs: sisters, Dcnisr. thane,
hoih of A lla m o n le Springs;
mulernal grandmother. T llllr
Harrison. Fort lav. N .J.
H a ld w ln -F a lrrh lld Funeral
Home. Forest Cky. In charge of
arrangements.
U JX A IE T K "M T T T " JAMS
VOM
Ell/abcth "Betty" Jane Voss.
5ft. Harbour Drive. Deltona, died
Monday al Central Ftorklu Re
gional HospIluL Sanford. Bom
Ajiril 30. 10 3 1 In Marianna. Pa.,
she moved In Deltona from
laingwood In 1087. She was a
lib ra ria n for I h r S rm in o lc
Coil illy Library. Sanford, and a
in t-m lK T of St. Mary Magdalen
Cuitiolk’ Church. Wlnier Park.
Survivors inrtudr hustiand.
Allen la c Voss. Deltona
Altaian Fmnt.il Home. Ik-Ikiry. in charge ol arrangement*
aoLLiMta.aicNaaoa
Vitifatian lor Rithand It loMtnfff, H o*
Lofcr Mor*
VaturOor * « too* lo I
|> m
T u rw U y pvwnmg « t OfNhfco* funor«>
Homo WrvKoaond tntermont onll lotoplot*
oloiofvt tfaiaiffiatirwii IH
Atr«mg«rnonfa Kip Gfomioor funofol
Mow tartletd
million.
C M tlM « 4 frM iN | i 1A
While Dawsiat supports al
The only least trying Ihe |>enaftlrs lor
studenit exempted would be Ihe
443 underage students who arc
held In state correctional faclllllcs.
The stale Department of Edu
cation estimated the bill would
afTecl some 24.413 would-be
drop oula. Paying for the educa
tion of those students would cost
Ihe state an estimated 271
dropping out of school, he does
admit I haI a more prudcni use of
lime and effort would tie In
beginning drop out prevention
p ro g ra m s as e a rly as k in
dergarten.
"There are signs even al lhai
age which point oul the kids who
will dropout. We she gel to them
as early as pm slblr." Dawson
It's not easily understood jusi liy
expressway from the feeder reviewing Ihe itocument." San
ford's "eleventh hour” criticisms
roads.
" A t a m inim um . It la an could hsve been more con
inmnvcnlcnce lo ihe motoring structive If offnrd when the city
public,*' he aald. Beyond that, received documents explaining
the plan posea an "expense of Ihe plan In February, he said.
Sim m ons aim agreed with
significant proportions to local
Com m issioner W hltey Ecks
government."
"It's certainly not what we tein's concern that Ihe plan docs
wanted." Harold Webb, project not provide for parking for users
manager of the 1-4' corridor of Ihe high-speed light rail pro
study, said about the city com posed to move parallel to 1-4.
Eckstein said. "Th is could lxmission's possible rejection of
ih e p la n . T h e com m laalon something that gets thrust nn
should meet with D O T to dlscuaa ua."
D O T commlsalonrd Ih r study
alternatives before rejecting the
from Polk County lo Volusia
study, he said.
Although he called the report County to map an Improvement
flexible. Webb aald. " A lot of plan through 2610. The study,
engineering went Into this study. w h i c h w a s p u b l is h e d in
\
.January, calls lor ailillllooal
lam-s. (Kirallcl a i m s lanes and
new Interchanges.
Robert Curtclymi of IX )T said
the 1-4 Ultimate Improvement
C’onccpl Is “ wHI beyond" the
current IX )T budget. "Th e Inlent nf ihe study was just to
d rirrm ln r w-hai 1-4 should lie
like III the future." he said.
S im m on s asked ih r c o m
mission lo atliipl a resolution
rejecting ihe siixly May 22. Ihe
night of a D O T m rclln g to,
discuss the sillily. !K )T has
Invllcd the H lv lo parllcl|>atc In
Ihe formal meeting Iti Orlando.
C lly Clerk .Ian Donahoc said
Ihe commission has nol directed
a rrpresemalive lo allcml the
IX JT meet lug.
CardinalL'C— Uas a i fr— Yoga 1A
c re a s e d a n d h u n d r e d s o f
employees have been laid off.
Leins nave been filed against the
company for unpaid debts.
O p e r a t io n s fo r th t
Southeastern United States have
been consolidated In Sanford.
" T h e y have been a great
corporate neighbor." aald Fair.
"Hopefully, by K in g Chapter I I .
they wilt be able to continue
here, but If not. maybe somebody else will carry on In that
plant.”
Cardinal officials could not be
reached, but a spokesm an,
reading the prepared statement,
aald the decision to file Chapter
Humana-
onr year.
Corporate ottlctal* have eon*
Blatantly blamed the'Tax Reform
Act of 1086 as llic genesis of
their problem*. By removing
many of the former tax shelters
a va ila b le to u p p e r-m id d le Incom e earners. C u rd ln u l's
Current manufactoring and unique shared Invest merit plan
proper management will con all but dried uji. former offtetals
tinue. the spokesman said. No said.
further details were available
As a result <4 fewer Cardinal
this morning.
Investors, nct-rk'd try the com
L o c a l b u a ln ca a m cn have pany for seed money for I heir
complained during the last six m otel, apartm ent and rn n months about Cardinal's unpaid domlnlum projects, thrifts have
bills. A l least one local company, been unwilling to finance enli
C o n k lin , P o rte r f t H olm e s st ruction projects, officials have
Engineers. Inc. of Sanford filed said.
three Hens against Cardinal
In an clftirt to raise capital lo
since January, totaling 236.762. pay creditors. C ard in a l has
Some of the unpaid dept a for ix-giin selling their laud holdings
professional engineering and 111 addition to m old ami ajiartsurvey work dale back nearly tncnl comjilcxrs.
I I w b b needed to continue
operation* She said the com
pany has tried to work with
creditors In recent months In
pay debts but actions by some
creditors In recent months led to
the Chapter 11 decision.
society and county
offkTala about two weeks ago. he
offered to continue the service
for Ihe county on a contractural
bust*. Simpson would not dia..■vukwa Ute a m o u n L -b u l Hooper
said It was between 240.000 and
250.000a year.
Simpson aald Orange, Lake
and Volusia County each haa a
contract with thrtr local aortetiea
lo perform Ih r atek and Injured
animal pk'kup wrvlce.
But Simpson said the public la
misinformed if they think II is
o n e o f t h e p r i m a r y re*
sponslbllftles of the Humane
Six-lety to respond to Injiued
animals.
At though Simpson
said the county haa never do
nated money to the society.
Hooper noted the society shelter
ut the comer of County Home
Road and U S. Highway 17-92 la
county land, leused lo Ihe sortfly for 21 a year. Hooper aald the
MK'irly has never sought county
dollars from the com m unity
service grant program.
The society and the county
had a recent arrangement that If
an ACO discovered an Injured
aritmul. a society represeniltlve
would meet H u m at a previously
arranged "v c c lir" location lo
take Hie animal lo a 24-hour
em ergency animal clin ic in
Winter Park. H m jirr said many
limes tail year, a society repreM-utlHve could tail be found In
meet the ACO.
Social Scairity Disability
W A R D W H ITE 'S
"Rapid Disability"
Positive Action Program
FKEE . NO COST UNLESS WE WINl
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l i b It,-mi I 41 Hu* mi . . I M n •in, *,i» - il j II
m
W HY PREARRANGE
A FUNERAL?
S I iiijh m h i adm itted there w ere
pro b le m s w ith the syste m , but
said Ihe xu rk-ty t s a r the b ru n t ot
the rra ju n a ib ility because the
vo lu n teer w orkers h a d lo meet
Hie ACO a n d take the a n im a l to
the clinic.
• By praarranging. you assume Ihe
raaponsibillty ol personati/lng
your lunaral service
• You alleviate the necessity of
loved ones making arrangements
during the lime ol grief
"W h y should w r do that when
tin- county pays js-oplc to pick
up animals?." Simpson said.
• Payments can be arranged in
monthly installments with no
finance charge
Proudly Serving Our C<ontmunity
For Over 100 Yeum.
BETTE R. ORAMKOW
• At Gramkow Funeral Home you laix Milh
a professional funeral director, who is
thoroughly trained and eapenencud,
nol just a salesperson
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F ih w *I O a s is
IV VIM
Pt-lcrson amended onlo his hill
a second provision allowing each
school hoard In revoke Ihe
drivers license of any |« rson
under IH who bid dropp-d nut
nr was ehnmftullv Im am . A
school board could make an
exception lor a sludeni sullerlng
from a family hanlshlp.
1-4Cootlassd frwn Page 1A
A R D I I V J A C K S O N
Andrew JaekMSI G immI m iii . 76.
1 3 5 -H S p rln g w o o d C ir c le .
LungwiMid. died Monday at Me
r i d Ia n N u r s i n g l lu m c .
Longwood. Horn Jan 2ft. I ft 12
In Norfolk. Vo., tic moved to
lanigwissl trom Fori IV rc c In
1UH1. lie was a draftsman m ih r
sheei-nicial manulacturnig in
dustry and all E|)lsro|iuh.in H r
was a Navy veteran, a Mason, a
mrmlM-r of ih r Lions Chili and
Republicans Club
Survivors unhide daughters.
Helen E . Carole G. lint turn. troth
ul Longwuod. Frames G Monti.
said.
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Senate endorses FSX deal
ANTENNAS
AND POWER LINES
CAN BE A DEADLY MIX.
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U n lls d P r a t s In ta rn a tlo n a t
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"Is 11n <il I *-\ |i i Im li i i i Inn s .n d ii « . m i-. >iiitn
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I ’ll >lili III llllsh Willi .1 II.I I fliss i l l lu ll 1ursit.lS
u llrii lln- Si iiaii ii'H'i n it ~>2 17 .in .iiti nipt in Kill
lln ili .il U ni liv ,i v r ln |inm| 7 J J7 m .u u m
-i 'll.lin ts lu ll'll In .Hill I m id ltlnlls In I,Hi i ni'^nli.i
IH Hl> m i |il i ii Ini Hull nl I h r plane
I In l ( i a u . i l i . li li illl li s ll .ill iill in u o l l . i l r i l I lit- K S \
p u l l(rs|iniii|||||i in i n t ii p i s s in ii . il m m r i l l s , lln
Hush . n ll ll ll il s tt.ili o ii i i tilled tin- a u t c c m r u i
At tin ii'i(in si ol S n i K n lm t |>yrd. I H V V ii..
lln Si II.H i soli il to ll'l| llllr lll.il till 11III i n II .111
111)01 si In i (o llll ill S l -l i l|IIIll 'lll .m i l | IIO lllH i| n ll ol
■I n m ol m u l l i s t . m d l u u " " i i III'' p l . m r ' s p ro i li n li on
I'.ills lln I l. m s lt i i n l.ip.ut ol s e n s i ti v e r n u l l l r
I n Im o lo cs .lint I n i linls |In- sale I n llll r il r n i i l l l l l i s
o l l l n r s \ n r tls iti.i|oi s u ls m n p m i c u l *
Its i l l ' s m r . i s i i i r .il s o a s k e d . I n n tl hl m u
d e m a n d . ili.il tin- . n h i m i i s i i . n i m i insist lln I ' m t n l
s i . m s m i s n o irs s i h . i n - in |m i <<-i 11 — m u
. i p p i o M n i . i h Is >o |M i n ' i H
ol tin- p r o d u c t i o n
ssorK m n l lln - satin* n m n i m i n i s l i a i r ol ttit- s|i,in'
p . i i i s . i t n l sn|i|Hin i'<|iil|ii|li'lll ssoiK
Its nl s p i 11piis.il ss.is siir iin o iisls. hnl n ns m
1 1 sslnlls op p n sn i hs i h r llnsli ailniliilsiiaiioii
lln |it.i i i< I In l i ill n l S I.Hi s Is in nr| 1(1 |h i i i i i I
nl III! ill SI II l|III III 11 SSOlK Oil I III- six IIIIII.ll
lll!l]|r|s m ill .ilm iil 40 pen r ill nl tin SSOlK II tlir
Si n .H r Ih piihln .in leader Kolii'il D o lr ol Kans.is
said ii wou ld Kill lln- I ' S X deal
It ihis slninlil
In i onii' l.iss. I h ls itr.il isil r. nl "
I In i III. I s s i n . n u t s s p in | l i n t \ o l r s n n I lit* Is s ii r
ss nil !>■ m o il.il Hull ( i i.il l.m i vm ttlU .ic.illisl lln
ili.il .m il K cptlhllc.ui I i st111Ii M.li K sol m i; lol II
l.ip.ill Ii lllsi-il In 1ms tin I S Inilll I lli. oil
ss h u ll I In I s \ ssill In I I.ISI 11 lu ll .i n n i l HI .1 I ' S
M in im u m w a g e b ill fa c e s v e to
s ira it'i; ! in.is ss i ll pas oil Net
tin t i h . u n h r i a p p r o s n l i h r in
i rra s i' hs m a r g i n s l . u n r r n o u i ; h
t o r l l s n i r ail n s r i l l d r ol Ills v r l n
W'liili i h r all Irnl n i l. ti n si lo
llklhl i ' n i n r s at a t i m e ss li en H u s h
h a s
h r r n
s | r e s s I u (j
h i p m i i s . i i i s l n p in a r r a s h u m
lo rr li tl l |Millry l o I h r liud(i|'l.
W h i l e l l o u s r o l tlr la ls a i r liopi till
( o i i u i i ss ss ill i>o h a c k a n d pass a
v e r s io n that r o n l n r m s to Ills
ilrin aiu ls
" W r I r r l s v r ' t r o n solid d r
I r u s l h l r i p m i m l h e r e . " sai d o n r
ai de lo H u s h " A s i m p u l n r as ii
m a y ap|M'ai. the in c r e a s e in ili.il
hill ssoiild h r a th reat lo |ohs a m i
i ' l u p i n s m r i i ! u p p o r i i m t i i e s lo r
lust i h r |H'oplr svlin in r d I h r i i i
Unliad P ra tt International
W A S H I N G T O N — President
Hush In .iihn c Indus loss m il his
lit si S ilo 11m l to u t,il Ion ss tilt
( o im ii ss ss.is in Ir n l In i arts m il
a s mss to s i n k r h a c k al a
Ii ulslaiisi a m nipt In exceed Ins
t ■ I III s
lo l
I It l I r a s I It u
till
m in im u m stayr
H it'll ss as i xpeeled lo use a
s|iri ( h lo m riiih i rs nl tin A n n r
n ill K rla ll rriliT.llloli In rra tllrill
Ins ili ii-rn iliia llo n in use i h r hist
s ilo ol Ills presidents lo Kill a
hill Ili.il has h r r n a i r n l i r p l r i i
nl pm I is. h i ih h a ir
H o u rs l.tli i . Ih r Senate ss.is
•s< In •lull 11 lo cist- llnal appiosal
to lln hill, s illiiiu Ih r slant' lot
all outers hs D rtn o rra ls inn r
H ush s r lo rs I h r |Uo|Hisril ill
i tease hi mi 8:1 ;ir» an hou r to
$4 55 an lim n o v e r a p rrim l ol
l l l t r r s ra ts
In sh a rp ro n ira s i to his r u t pli.isis on i o n r ili.il loti and i on
sritsus h u ild iiiu it. oth er arras.
Hush s ia k ril nut a s tu h h o m .
non tiru o lla h lr |msiiioil ra ils ill
riin s ld rra tlo ii nl an lilr r r a s r In
i h r in in in iu in ssaur.
II I h r partisan voles hs w h ic h
I h r li'Uislatlim ra rrle d I h r House
a nd Senate is a n y u u ld r. i h r
H u s h , in a b r e a k l i m n the
o l l l r l a l ( m i s i i i o i i t a k n i Its i h r
K r a u a l i a i l m l l i l s l r a l l n u . a ll
u o i m i 'i - d Id s ss l l l l n d n r s s d u r li i i;
lln - p r e s id e n tia l c . u n p u i i ’ti Iasi
y e a r in s u p p o rt a h ig h e r
m i n i m u m ssaur — It tied to a
s i ih m i n i m u m " i r u i i u n u " wai*r
lo r ness w o r k e r s .
le a n s
T h e p r o p o s a l w a s at
l a r k e d b y o r u a n l / r d l a lm r a n d
o t h e r o p | M in rn ls a s u i i r that
ssould m ils r r r a l r a s u b c l a s s ot
iiiu lrrp a ld svorkrrs m r n i r v - l r v e l
|olis
hi M a n ' l l . H u s h a t i i i o u n e r d Ills
s u p p o r i lo r a n t n e r r a s r in i h r
m i n i m u m ssaur lo 81 23 m e t
i h r r r sea rs , ss lilt th e p r o v i s o
ih.it t h e c u r r e n t 8.135 m i n i m u m
h o u r l y rat e svuiild r r i n a l n in
i l l r r l I m ursv e m p l o y e r s I m u p
lo six m u i i t h s .
I uni* a n d a u a ln . (l ie W h i l e
I lo use d r s r r ll M 'd lh .ll prn|Mis,d as
lu s In si a n d l a s i ' T i l t c r .
BANKRUPTCY"
- IS IT FOR YOU?
FEDERAL LAW MAV HELP• .%*i u / r : < «•?> • » i f »»*< ■»««»•
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mi
ROBERT H. PfLUEGER
ATTORNEV AT LAW
T h e K fuua ti a d in tn lsira llm i
had t i i ls u r r r s s l n ll v |iroin olrd
I h r H t i h - t u l m t u u n i ssaur as a
i m - r h a i i l s m to r r r a l r |ohs Im
trrn aurrs and In u -in riim r A in rr-
NATIONAL r
BRIEFS
V
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i£Ctu« sroor, Saturdays
omm smvcis
339-2022
Surf* 106 177 Maitland A m
AftamonN Spnngt
14V* .<•», •>p t|.
7 50N-
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Military dependents return from Panama
W A S H I N G T O N — More than 2<X> U .S . c lil/ riis . smut* nl ih r n i
r x p rr s s m u Im s irtitlo ii ss i i h I'a n a m a n la u s in iiiK n ia n U r n
M anuel N nrli'Ua. arrived lia rk III I h r U n ite d Stales In I h r llrsi
atrlilt ol A m e rica n s It-avinu Panam a
T h e lli-t m ilita ry tlepsm leiils. 71 s c rv li'i'iiirn and three
riv lh a n e m p lo y e rs nl the D r l r li s r D e p a rim riil rm lta rk e d lim n
P anam a o n a U " v r m m r i ll plane and were Mown lo (T liirle s lo n
lu trrn a llo n a l Alr|Mirt lit S o u th C a ro lin a , w h ere they arrived late
Tu e s d a y .
T h e U n ite d Slates has o flrred lo tly h om e a n y ol I h r nearly
I-).IK K ) m ilita ry ilr|M 'iidrnts in I ’.m am a svlin w ant lo leave the
C e n tra l A n ir r lr u ii e o u n try . T h e Ihultts are nm an evaeiiailnn.
m ilita ry o lllrla ls said.
6 50N-
600N-
5 50N-
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Bush appointee paid by O O P
l< it*« Uk«t> at tu* Ji4 i jssfjtV'.tf a n t U> s it u t t4 , i *p
W A S H I N G T O N — W illia m I.lira s. I ’resident H u sh 's nom inee
its A m e ric a 's n e w c iv il rlu ltls i h lrl. tet r i s r d 8 0 5 .0 0 0 In
e o lls u lllllU Ires last year In illl the K rp u h llr a n National
C n illim u r e — m o le than hall Ills c u m u lu s — d was disclosed
T u rs d u s
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S o v ie t s to c u t E a s t e r n f o r c e s
Students, workers stage protest
as Gorbachev speaks at Great Hall
UwH«< P r i l l International
I I K I .I I M ; — S o vie t lender
Mlklml! liorh iie lie v. deilarini;
SinoSoviei "im iiim l tilleiiatlnn
I* now trelilnd lit ," s,ild WedHindu)’ he Wit* etiltluu Hed A rm y
troop mreiirllh In Hie Kur Kara hv
120.000 men and rellrlnu Hi
heavy eomli.it *hlp* from the
I'arlfie Heel til Hie lni|»e ol i -.ih Iiiij
tension in the region.
O o r h a e h e v m a d e th e a n itm m ie rn e iit iln rliiu Ids keynote
address lo 5 5 0 "m e m lre rs of Hie
rh ln e s e p id d le " on I he ih lrd day
ol h is lils in rle s u m m it w llii
Chinese leadership at the Orent
H a ll of lIn- I'eople In eeniral
HelJInU.
T h e Sovlel leader tenned I Infirst Slno-Sovlet sum m it In HO
years "a n im|K>rtant inlleslone"
Itt dlplomaey that ends years of
hllternrss and mistrust Ix-lwci-ti
thetw oeom im m lsl ul.iiits,
" A lonrt period of inntnal
allenallon I* now I m-Ii Ih i I u s . "
Ciortiaehev said. "Ahead I* a
future lu hulld loi>eiln r."
As Hie Soviet trailer spoke,
hundreds id thousands ol sin
dents and workers, demandlnu
Hn-ater |Milltli-iil Ireedom Irom
the Chinese leadership, u.itliered
outside in Tiananmen Stpiate In
the laruesl and most sustained
prulest In China stnee the IHIfl
eommimlst takeover.
T h e d e m o n sira llo n s have
d isru p te d ilie su m m ii and
eaused an iilipreeedetilerl and
emltiirrasslnt! loss ol I'aee lor tinslaliis-ennseloiis Chinese leader
ship, Wednesday, (ttirliaehev
aiiiiln had lo he taken lillo the
U re a l H a ll throuiH i a side
cnlranee In avoid prnlesiers in
the siptare.
U o rh a e h e v. w ho T u rs ilu y
ditrlnt< Ills meelhui with senior
Chinese leader Ik-tm M.iopmu
referred lo pmleslers lu China
and the Sovlel I'nlon as "linl-
heads,'’ espressed some svinpa
tin with radli-iil reloimers In
lio lli e n o iilr t e s
t o i l w a rn e d
I hall lie doe? not eom i-overnlijht.
lie also reinlnded the Chinese
leadership thill tile Com m unist
H a m imisi keep emit ml
'T o p illa i aspirations olieti run
ahead ol the reforms. It Is well
know n that attempt* to pill
history on a u.dlopmu i-nurse
prove eostlv Hill we e.umnt let
Ilium* drill wllhim t eontrol ei
t h e r til p o lit ie s o r III 1he
is-ouomy Alter a meeh.mlsm
ha* I s -i - ii limed up. It ifalti* a
m o m e n t u m ot It* n w n . "
Unrtiaeliei said
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PANAMA C ITY , I’anama — With npjiosliion
leader Uiiltlernio Kud.ira out ol the hospital
follim-niu his tx-allnu liy pro-Noriega lories, iluUovermni-m soiiuhl lo dllfuse a ueueral strike
called for linlay to protest voided presldi-iul.il
election*.
The release ol Kndiira. Iieali'ii durlnu an
opposition rally last week by p.iramllltarv lorees.
came as the United Stales Tuesday alrlllted
military dependants out id 1’aliama. where a
Ucnt-ral strike was called lo protest Hie Iniildtalnted May 7 eleetlous most otiservers sav
Ktidara won.
The strike was called lo eoltlt'lde w ith a s|K-elal
meetlnu ol ihe Oritatil/uilnii ot Ann-rlean suites
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Our low regular to $14.90
tiorhaeliev was in eotn hide his
visit In Hel|lm< Wednesday with
a visit lo tin- Ureal Wall and a
news eolllereliee. He dies lo the
]Kiri i'lt\ ol Slianuh.il Tliursd.iv
In-Inn- re iiu u lnu home
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lorelun minister* In Waslilliuion lo discuss Hie
crisis si iiTiiiiu dU iu Panama's <|e l.ieio ruler,
military elilel U rn . Manuel Antonio Norleua
Hector Aleman, head ol the pro-Norieua State
Workers Union, said Ills uioup "w ill lulls sup|Mirl
any workers" who try to take over companies
tliiit ri luse to open in-cause ol the si In-doled
sllike.
In all .llinlllei till-lie lo liudernillle Ihe Sirlke.
I lit- uoveiiiuienl |Mis||siiied pav <lav lor stair
workers Irom Monilav m ild today and aunnuneed
It would pay a delayed tpiarterly Ismiis lo Its
einplovees II tiles lip Hired the slilkiThen- was no eeuirally otu.itil/i-d demoiisiiallou pi.Hilled d u rln u Hu* strike, lull some
o|i| his| i |i ii i ,ii' I n 1 st * said lltei were asklliu sup
tMiiters to itemoi 1 st rate on sidewalks m Irom ol
tlii-ir homes.
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A public hearing on the proposal will be hold on Monday. May 22. 19B9 at 7 00 P M
or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford. Florida, m the
City Commission Hoorn, City Hall, Sanford, Florida The City Commission will
consider adopting an amendment to the Futuro Land Use Plan Element ol the
Comprehensive Plan
Interested parties may appear at Ihe mooting and bo heard regarding the adoption
of the proposed plan amendment
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Copies of fhe proposod amendment to the Future Land Use Plan Element ol the
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and at the City Clerk s oflico. City Hall, Sanford. Florida and may bo inspected by the
public
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ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with
respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, tie may need a
verbatim record of proceedings, include the testimony and evidence, which record
is not provided by the City of Sanford (FS 286 0105)
Janet R Donahoo
City Clerk
Publish May 17, 1989
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Wednesday. May 17. 1989
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catch* O rio n * Mercado tram Portland ot
the Pacific Coatt Lee* e (A A A )
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Abell h in t* from Lousnlieol the American
Alternation (A A A I
I k i i i w a it a n n o u n c e d M o n d a y .
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ttei o u t l i m e a n d l i m e u g a i n . "
h a u l M ik e l i n i w n . I h e U e n g a lB '
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coach
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l e r I x - h l n d m i . " h e h a ld .
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in g b a c k T o n y
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i h e H e n g a lh ' S u p e r B o w l g a m e
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la r t e s t in g . I f h r f a lls a n o t h e r
t e a l, h e d r a w * a 3 0 - d a y s u s p e n
s io n . A t h i r d f a i lu r e In v o k e s a
p e r m a n e n t b a n w l l h Ih c o p llo n
lo r e a p p ly fo r r c ln a t a t r m r n t
a fte r a y e a r.
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a
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p r o g r a m M a y 4 In P h o e n ix , h a d
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m e e tin g
t h a t a c t s t r ic t g u id e li n e s f n r I h e
r u n n i n g b a c k . C o c a in e p ro b le m s
c a u s e d Ih e f o r m e r O k la h o m a
p la y e r lo m is s th e I M S a n d
1987 seasons, an d he w as
w a r n e d o n e m o r e r e la p s e c o u l d
b e Ih e e n d o f h is N K L c a re e r.
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etc* prewdent
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2 Boris Betker 174 Bill
) Mats (Ailander l?7 4)47
4 Stefan C dbet g 117 7*0B
5 Andre Agassi 104 IM/
4 Thomas Muster 74 7100
7 John Me E nr oe 71 BM?
• Jakob Mlasek 49 OlXW
9 T im Mayotte 40 ID )
10 Ml losla v Mec if SB H f j
11 Jimm y Connors %* JMW
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II | mibo Sant be I M 417*
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A victory al Inane would send
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The Suns rallied after trailing
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defeated so tar In Ihe playoUs.
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Tormus, Ace Hardware Pirates rally past Versatron Reds
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T n n m ts •aim'll ■In* wlnuhitt run
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lit limisi tin' A r r H a rd w a re
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Mlllnii iniiI Mu ll.il l IN'ir/ In i llir
I'lnitfH w illi lliri'r llltr*ini'll. Mull
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offensive Ira itors.
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Mark la iFnhrr lilt llir r r liiiiui*
runs ami drove In n ln r runs Inr
llir Ailvanrt'il llra k r A ndris as
lllr y nuisluunril llir L ik e Mary
A 's 2 2 -III In a Kam r nil May III
that Irnlnrrtl I I lininr rims.
Ini'liiitlni; lour liy llir A uurls in
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I'ir a lr s nil M ay 13. T im m y
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C n n s triirttiin Expos In ilir lr
2 1 -1 5 w in n v r r llir Saiitunl
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Imi II i 4 tor-4 lur tin* K x j s is w lillr
llir G la m s' lirtidlry G rti-n was
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•Insliua O 'lirlrn ilrnvr In six
runs w illi Ids I7lti and IHih
liiitnr runs Inr llir season In llir
C o n te m p o ra ry A rlls i Titte rs'
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Cltuiltus. Cliauullltt llr llr r anil
Chris Ta ylo r also liii wi ll lur llir
Tl|(rrs. For ilu- llravrs. Chris
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C h u rllr L'ulldlrr till a slnttlr and
a dim I>lr. lieu llo y rr ptaynl a
ttrrat defensive ttanir at srrnud.
Iiasr.
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alontt with llir r r slnttlrs in drive
In Tour runs and sro rr iwo more
lor I h r |>r. G rills T w in s as Ih r
hnm inrred I h r A i t I lard wanI’ira lrs IH-4 on May 11, liraiidnn
l.lpps addrd u Irip lr. dnithlr. two
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shinies. iwn rtil and lour runs
m 'iin il Inr llir Tw ins w hllr Mlkr
lltivey ru n irlh u ird a dnuhlr,
three slnttlrs. llirrr rtil and four
rims M ured.
Mustang
•lush I'lrk rl stole lifiiur to
siorr llir wlimlutt run lor llir
Danis Shook Glauls as they
nlttrd ihr Cassi'tlirrry Hnlary
Kxpns 11 - It) mi May 13. .Insii
Plrkelt was the wlimltitt pltrhrr
over ('..I. Italxel, Nlrk Mrlas/us
till two dnuhlrs and smn-il I wire
while Paul Werner sltiijlrd ami
srnrt'd i w i i runs and David
I’aiillk Hlnitlrd iwlrt* and sen red
oiler.
David laitlttlellnw tripled hnmr
llir Ivlutt run. then slide home as
the Lake Mary I'ullrr A lh lrllr
l.rattur llrrw rrs sipirakrd by the
Diamond Luts' Indians 12-11 on
May 13 lor Ih rlr first win ol ihr
season In Ihrlr last ttame nl Ihr
season. Wlimlutt. pltrhrr Jolty
Gunnan iiintrlhlitrd a dnuhlr.
i w i i s ln ttlrs and lo u r rtil.
UiuKh'llow also slnKlrd twin- In
llnlxli with lour rlil. Mlkr Hndttr
addrd th n i- rid nil two slnttlrs
and a dnuhlr. Jell Mrrrado was
Ihr InsliittpItrhiT.
.Irrem y Fmsi threw out four
luise runners in the Salvattlu's
Amiris' H-7 drrislou over Ihr
Santnrd Kovals on May 13.
Sanders m ilpllrhrd Evans for
ih r win. Sirlnhm im was ihr
uuistaudhitt hitler In Ihr umiir.
Jell Taynlon was 4-lnr-4 wiih
a dnuhlr and lh n i‘ rhl lor Ih r
S u n H a n k T w i n s as I hey
knocked nlf ihr Midland Cntisim rllun Cardinals IH-4 nn May
13. llrlau Miller was ih r wlnnlittt
pllehrr over .Jason Thorn ion.
I’atrlrk Keynolds. Miller. Ilnsim
Owen. Jeremy P a rke r and Adam
Sewell also hll well. Keynolds
also inrilrd an unasstsled double
plav al s iT O lid w hllr Sewell
pltrhrr well 111 rrllrl.
Scot I D rGrall drove In two
nins nod scored another nil two
dnuhlrs and a slnttlr In Ih r
Central Florida Undrrttrotitid
111tif Jays' 11-5 win over llir
Mlllrrrsl llom rs Ciltis on May
12. Dax Krtnp oulpllrhrd Jose
T o n s for the win. Kemp. John
Kceluil. Jose Toruios. Kolildr
Shnplm and Sinop Coflman also
rmilrlbiited to the Him- Ja v
atiark. For the Cubs. Jason
Ik-rtiowsk! hll a triple and dou*
htr lo drive In iwo runs.
W I n n I n k p it c h e r K e v in
Johnson supported his own
raiise with a pair of doubles In
lend the Arhy's Krd Snx In a
12-10 derision over The Kadio
Simp Phillies nn May 10. Mlkr
Meadows was llir luslott pllehrr.
Dial Taylor lilt a slnttlr and a
dnuhlr in drive In one run and
srorr number Inr Ih r Sox while
llrrlt Demoret sltitth'd tw lrr.
Meadows dnuhlrd tw lrr for the
Phillies while J.Sniiliim hll line
dnuhlr.
Jason Ik-musky slntth'd In Ihr
wlimlutt run In the (mirth Innliitt. thru Hilly Flowers billow rd
willi a liases-loaded triple to ulvr
Ihr llllli rrsl Homes Cubs n 12-7
will over the Poller Athletic
l.raiiu llrrw rrs on May H. .lose
To m 's was the wlunlntt pltrhrr
In relief of Jason Hrninsky while
K y u n M ay to o k the loss.
Ilrm usky also eonlrilulled a
slnttlr and Iwn rhl whllr Mlkr
lludttr hit two doubles and
m u rrd liner.
Broncos
Wlimlutt pltrhrr Pulrlrk Nave
sliutlril I wire In drive III iwo
mils tor ih r Salvaipo's Ex|sis in
ih r lr 12-2 v lrin ry over the
Perkin's Tw in s mi May 15.
Patrick Hottau was llir Insltitt
pitcher. Kyle Gaines. Shawn
ilurtter. David Slrlr|M- and Mlkr
Gulmmo all added Inis u> ihr
nlluek. Gaines. Uulmmu. .Innas
Ja rk rl and Erie Strerkrr played
well nn defense.
Wlunlntt pllehrr Shawn Ernesl
hutnen'd as (he Perkin's Twins
heal the Dan's Ht-shmraiit Asinis
14-4 nn May 13, Chris was ihr
Insltitt pllrhcr. Erie Frey pllrhrd
well In relief and rrntcrflrldrr
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Mill xxommu pili In i I nn Wills on leil utl the
I h it 11n 11 nl tin tilth witli .1 w alk mu! syuleil un tw o
wilil plli lies anil .111 error In r i ll Ho le.nl In line
\lli 1 n stt tkeniil 11. i i i i i i W nlsnli wnlkeil .m il .ilsn
1 nine n im n iil mi .1 iy ihl piti Ii .mil .1 tin nw Itiu e rMil
in triit iln s. mi A t i i t niiulher sitike out. Mike
Ki yes lulifil n s lim ■ IU to ttylit that tell lit Im .1
. Ii in till Ih s. m i .1 tin u li m ill U l u l l nil tw o wild
Softball
C ontinued from 1B
seori il
Alideismi In l|»d till sell w ilil a dull hie smuli
ntlil iwn Mins si mi d w lille Mnlle My id .iihleil Iwn
siui;les nml ,1 11111 si 1iieit Jewel Smimnns sullied
lyyu 1 1.1 in in N in k liin d duutJed mid Mitred
llitri Mills (iliiun Hensley slliuled mid Mined
1 yy 111 mid V.messi Mix mil m nredoni e
I m Wnllp.ipi 1 mid Mun Di Due Kiyern lid iwn
slnules while I linssv I hum hit nut suiulf Klsa
I ’.II k s< nied tile Mill
I lie Itnill liHik n Mil lend illlrl hull llllllllUs nl
(ilny llieu pm llii uame mil nl 1 1 ,n il wilil .1
Sts lull mill lllllilm ns lln x lulled In Ihi y II lul y
I In players ninirihuiiiu; in I lie Mam nth aim
wen Inns Simps III with n ituiitih sinuh mid n
Mill M oil'd Nil I x W III I II I w ilh Iwn smuli S and
two tuns Mined. Sell un ThuuipMiii with iwn
s|iu*|es and n Mill si mi d mid Mleiidn Si ipnt w ilh
.1 hum*' run .mil mu 11111 m med
Veriiri Ah y.imk 1 m id Dl.ine Whil e r m l i eon
i n l u i l e d n smuli m id i w n runs Mured Mmx
W i Im i i i .m d Shell .1 I nix Imili siuulfd m id M i n e d .1
u rn V m i tn M u n i siuuled. .uid 1m u Kolierts
si m i d m u r
I ni hmtuwnod Itivnin. Tum m y Tu ld . Mn help
W ith urn Kim W'ldenei Beverly Hughes and Amy
I ’tiill i.n h •1il lei led uue slll(|le Mu iielle Wldener.
t.isn Shm kie .md I'ruii m m ed iln runs
pin lies In semi S I ’IIA lullin' yy till Us ih tu l w 111
Keyes led Ihe way nl the plate Im S K U A with n
single, dnn hlc. tuple, mill t w n r u ii s seined
1 )lh e is llipli nit; pi mil 11 imil Iy xxi-if J a m e s Yi iiiiiu
l.i llipli'. smuli- anil one 11111 si o n ill Danny
W illson In ilnulik' and I h i r e runs sented) Joe
Ym m u (.1 iln u li lr .m il t u n rim s si mi-ill Sem i
•h ssie |n itnuhle .m il uue r u n m m i di I’D 1Hip
K ey nnh ls In slnutf m id two Mills s i u i i i l l
lu ll
W illson K il le r n m s set it rill. iU lil.ln sn ii Mnvd mill
Kouer Alex.mdel tune Mill st nredeni lit
Tut K m k i I Willie W illia m s Ini the n l l .11 k with
i w n Inline 11 m s n liiple .11 nl 111r 1 1- ru n s s u m . I
while l o i n tiiinin lole 1 i i i i i i ilmii d .1 in p li sinyle
.m il l i n e r m i l s s iiieil
I rny Ih nw 11 .iddeil .1 itnuhle smuli ntlil ntli tu n
si m i ll
I ’elersiHi ilnuhleil .md si u n it txxni
A I I h M ii W llh m tls m id Aleyi 11 K f d d li k •.it Ii
si'oil'll twu Mills mill l.tnwiHiil May IS and till
Mi tilui si m i d mn tu n e.u h
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u s s iuil i ns th e y
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speril I in sil.iy ehilslui; tile
l iu |usi ru ntiln u n tm i inl .mil
li e l l m i ; uiyse ll r n m l e l t l l h l e
Mi.ihh.uii said
I m mu itellltiK
the 1111is I mil nl il ill lilt sense nl
i;mtii> ns last ns I t nil I limi t
w m t in un nut mill iln urn limit;
silly ll s |i|sl nu • In U' l I 1.11 k In
.111 liuly 1 .11 i spei 1,illy m u nl
Mini'll.un n nelii il n t"|> l.i(i nl Hut;i t Pi li ske'sents
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Mi ml Mmiiil.ii lu r in u Mels l . h ^
m i M.iy I 1 Mu hue] .JoldiMiii wus
Hu u i i m t n u (dli her over Bri un
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K d d ir W i Im i i i led Ihe
nlli'tlM v m i Ii il dnuhle. triple iilld
.1 r i m M u red Ju h iiM in i n ii t r ih
m i d u doiilile ii 11<1 two ru n s
M u ll' d while Dll key siuuled illlil
si 1iled My 11 e
lln.m huyyi drove in lour runs
.mil si mi d Iwn mine mi Hirer
smuli S m ihe Ciissi IIh -M y Kelts
I5 h win oyer the Ken Kuitimel
( urdm .ils mi Mux IA Mr.id
M iiiieituld wus Hie um nliii!
pm lu 1 Mu hul l ( uslin .lull
M.1II0//1 Diisim I. i i i .is Andrew
Mi 1 Iiiiiu .mil 1 in is AuderMiu .ill
hud Inis lot lie Kids
Si nil Neulrld hud llliee till
ulld lyyu inns m lin'd xxhllr lilt
lliiu u pull nl slllUles In leud Ihl'
SulvuUln s Kypus In a M* 7 lieisiiiii m e t the Terra I r k Blue
lavs mi May I A. Kyle (iallii s
w a s the w i i i i i I u u plle h ii with
siiiiii
rellel In Ip h um I’.drli k
Nave u htli Nu k Km u was the
lu sluu (im her (ra llie s. K ile
Slle e ke r
D a vid Strlepe and
Nuxe all lul well lur Hie K k (k is .
"lln Im Hu Blue .lavs Dunn Im
.1 sinule >md dnuhle in drive 111
mu Mm and M ine atiulher w hile
1 1i i i i i u y 1’n w ris a d d l'd a sinuh
Wiimmii pia her Dustin Km as
sitt(>h tl m twu runs as the
( usselherry Metis edjjril the
I'erkin's l u lus 7 li lit nine in nines on May 1 I Brian hour
siuuled mid m m il l twin while
Brad Bullerfleld siuuled twice
and drove In one roil Kyle
Calapa was the losmu pileln i
Krle Streeker siuuled tour
limes m drive 111 live runs Im the
Salvaulo's K ypis us they rl|i|n-d
Hie Tooke Tru i klllU I’lrates 22 11
mi May I I Kyle Dallies was the
w iiiiiin u p lie h rr over T u n y
Moreau. Dallies. Julias Jaekel.
I’alriek Nave. Shawn Boruer.
Kelltl Whllnmre. Mike Dolmum
mol Krle Sjialdlnuall Im well
Pony
Jerelliy t himat slun k ool 12
and allowed |usi sly tills 10 (illi h
I Ilf Suiilnld Vaukees lu a 115
w ilt over the VKW Most 5405 Beil
Soy 011 May I A. Steve llauue was
the losmu pllelier. Cluuiid was
u m i 2-l(ir-2 witli a sinule. a triple
anil three runs sented lo lead Ihe
ollerise. Korne Jones was 2 Im 5
with a sinule. dnuhle and tim e
runs m ored Km Ihe Bed Soy
llauue duuhlrd ouee. siuuled
1wilt* and Mined Hirer times
while K.ltorosky lilt a dnuhle
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Ad,mi 1 iiledliiii Im a home
m u u dnuhle and a simile In
drixe III live Mills mid Mine two
inmi us tin- I uM'iiwillu Kni,uy
Kid Sny diTe.ili d Hie l mike
Dili kmi; I'll,lies H I utl May I A
Inn 1 am;ii.ui imlpllehed Kddie
I ink' Ini Ihe will I’iltll lla(i(;e
hud three assists nil Iwn (nil utils
ott di'h'IIM
W iu u ln u p lle lie r K u h h le
M n ru a n e o m liliie d w i l i l M all
K m - m u u a n d Seotl Keruersou lo
p m l i a olie-lllller III Ihe II I)
K r a l iy I’lrales" I A 1 whl|ipmu "I
Ihe H o lm e s De velo pment T w i n s
on M ay 13. B r y a n r r o e k e d was
Hie loslnu pllelier B rian Mllnei
was the uallie’s to(i liltlei Willi .1
triple, tw o slnules. two ihl and
three r u n s seared. 1'ony Mills.
Morumi. D av id Keksieln. D a r t
S li'| ilia iH s k o . K re e m a o a n d
Kerueison all had tills in the
eonlesi
111 mu W tleny siuuled llliee
llllu s .mil duuhh'd uni t' lu m me
1 11 1 r r n m s hit the Si tumult1 1 II 1 1 1 I'riiihii I y. nkees as they
|till Ii il nut a I t II vxinuxri Ihe
lusia w illa Kiilmy K ill Sny till
Max I J Si mi O Itileii was the
yy 1 1 1 1 1 1 in; p ili her m i l A n n
1 .1 1 1 1 : 1 1 .h i
lasnn Kmu
Dux is
I 1 1 1 1 1 1 .ill K i .Im ii <>.illril and
1y ll 1 W Mlit 11 .llsn 1 1 ill III till 11d In
Hu y ailki » nlli list Mlki I iihh I. i II
huiueitd and M uted Ihlei lulls
lu lead Hie K id Sny u lm u Im i
ti 1 etyi d ki y Inis lim n I iilltiliaii
Adam I uti m . hi and Mrian D in
>li I s ill
('had Siemi'l had m u douhles
iwo slnules and Iwo runs m o ii i I
lo lead Ihe Daiiku Itmlu' is in a
0 4 win o le r the Selllliu d r
(■■HMlyeal Cal. t ale Mels nil
May IA Mall DielUil was Hie
wlillllllU pill til l Coley Cun Im
till a dotihle and iwn slnules
while .I.im iii ( 1.011 siuuled iw m
alld John I.UUelUlU dloxe ill Iwn
Mills with Iwo sliiuli s Dm hie
('la in and laiuennu e.u h m o ii i I
a m il
Send HilUUe drove ill loill Mills
alld Mined lim e linin' with a
,I.illh ll atiil I 111 i « s in u le '
imiw, iiiiu Hu x 1 vv ins 1 5 t iii
Ki ll Sny lii a I 2 5 ileleal nl lln
Holmes Di y elupmi iii I w ins nu
May It Kn k Bumskx mil (ill
1 lied Si nil Maine Im lln uni
KdUal Aviles .nllli if iwn slllUles
iwn rltl mid luu tuns Mined Im
tile Sny. '1he ‘I u ills were led hy
ilriilll Crnekell. xxliu siuuled
iwlee mid drove 111 one run. and
Allen Kiim -ii Ii 'Ii I who Im two
slnules lo drixe in luo runs .mil
M-oreunoUier
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iosm -i I lour si tireless iiuilnus and
Kuhhle Mnru.m made a line |ilav
lo start a i.illy klllinu dnuhle
play as iln II D Keallv I’ll.lies
lil.inked till- Seminole Cal t me
Mels I5 ’(> 011 May I I Sh.miioo
Sharp was Ihe losmu pm In ■
Milner led lln I’ll.lie nlli iim with
lu o slllUles Ixxn ihl and Ixxn
lulls sem iil lilaek added a
sinule all 1 In alld I III 11 Mills
Mined while Kile N ii Im ii had a
sinule llii and a run Milled
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By TER RI A(*M
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Open house to honor Calhouns
Alt »»|h n liuust
hniHUlni* lotim i Sanlntd rrsUlt lils
•mil S msii t «1 11mii it i util i.ikt pl.n • mi S.i 1 11 m |,« \. May 2t>.
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Narrated walking tour of Sanford set
\ u .ilkim: Inin nf S.tnitiiil s hisiiii ii dislttri will fir rm n ltn iiil
Siintkiv M.i\ 21 I m fiinmiL' al tit Hill .it lli* town rliwk tin
f iisi s in ( i in dtm nitivvn S.im Im k I 1in tut fmnilv «*\«4iil v%ill
nit huh sh*hisi i tut* Mt .uni itaiiahm i .iltoiil lininrs .iml jiiihllt
luiililitms nf \ at vim* .iiililti i liii.il M \ )rs till hilling n sinn tj
irsidi tit i s ami iiltli i < him In ** AI f•I ill* imn llir Haiilmd
litHimii Itnsi and Man<i f ( filial lln iid a ate In spntisnr a
pit tm in t t iih tmi.il I'a ik
with li<‘Vt‘i«i|ti's and snat ks
a\ailatili I'm mm* minitil.iltmi •all < lint h lm drsa f l\22 2 155
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Sock hop to aid United Cerebral Palsy
I hr Filth Annual \\ 1)11(11 < I ’ S n k ||m|i M ill In In-Id mi
N uiindui M.n ._*<• at i I h sn uk N Shake. 2?l.r> K S li.tr Knud
I Hi Alt..m<mi. Spim ns limn 7 |j iii in uildiit|ilu. Admission is
ln> anil Iln pulillr Is Hivili <1 Oldies ' m inds will h r plan'll.
•m. I 11h i i will In lit m tin ssi i| ,mil il.in ir i niilisis Olassn . ,.r
alsn will In <lispl.ivi .1 I In i i i h i will raise iiiniifv lm tinned
< * n Inal I'ulsx nl i > iui.it Mnrulii l Ini .ill'll .in unrllnn. a raltle
Ini a w irk rn d u 'liw .i l m IIIiii ; I sliltls ami ilnnallnlis I'm
lnnn lull n mai Inn i all M l I 7 I111
Quitters' Guild to meet
III! I .m in i D m n l.i (.m in is (u n lit will lllild Ms m unllllv
u n i Him '*n ] .iiii-sil.iv M.i\ |H, ai li ;t(< p in at ( i i a i i - U llllfil
Mi ilimlisi l Im n h in l.ukr M an I ln- niffttim w lull Itai lUftf 11nliisialliitlmi nl ■Inti i.tln i is anil a |m>1 lin k supper Vlsltnrs an
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Oixieland Cloggers to meet
Dixieland i liiuip is i Iukkiul : uim ip Imlils i lull nn i■tIni's mi
1Imisiluy 7 'I p in n i i l i f l.ukf M an Flic D rp u rim m t at First
St i f f i and W illm r A x m in l.aki M an In i linin' liiliiriiiatlnn.
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H o n o r y o u r father
th ro u g h o u r c o n te s t
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h a ir inn m a m in s anil sin ks
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linntn im sm iif n i n l i r pup tins
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s ia ifln n u lor a lallli'T dcscrvIni* nl our annual Otilslandlnu
D a d tit l r . W e lif t 'd m i r
i t 'a t i f r s — w h e t l i r r k in n r
liic n d — In lirlp liy w rlllnu In*
n r s nl liniltlna tluil. Ill lie
rcvlewi-d by a paiifl nl piducs.
Indnniu w III lie liasfd mi die
■pialliv. ruihrt ilian ipiauiliv.
nl letters. i h m in r r . only n nr
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nm illtiff I lu- Irllrrs slimild I n *
spex llle — w it It r v a lll p it's ,
a iiffd n lfs and ir.ism is— alxtul
w in Ilu- tailirr itrsrrvrs In
ifi f lv f ■In- l illi- nl I Inlsiaiidlnu
Dad.
O nly i f splints m S m n n n lr
C n llilly a rr iTU jlIile In lu
ll n in l ii a l r d . I m l I Ii r 1 1
nmiiliialnrs n rril mil livr III
N f ill I U n it' ( ' m i n i v ( l i i l v
i Ililt) ten nl Ilu- lim nlllfi's may
nm nltialr ihfiti.
H ire 's I it iw In rttlrr: W rllr
n s a l i - l t r r a im lit v t iiir
nm illtiff. tcllliiK ns w hy lids
dad is sn sprri.d
la lli rs slinuld lx- lyjH'd nr
p r it ilr d h 'tilh ly. W r ll r llie
lim n l u f f ' s iiiitlli*. s t r r r l
address, i l l y and daytim e
pllnnr num ber at the lop nl the
pajjf. Then w r llr Ills (pmlHli'alltilis nr w hy lie's tmlslandlnu.
Ai the end nl your Irlirr. write
ym ir name, address, daylline
plm tir nillllher and Line III
under INI. Mall in ‘‘O uisiuudmu D ad." Sanford llcr.iht. :i(K>
Y Crent'll A re .. Satllnrtl. Cl,
A277I.
T h e r e Is nn m a v lm u in
It'll l>* ll I till II till I f lt i'ls ill
nmnlnailiiii.
All entries are tine al ■lit llrr.iUI n tllrr h r I p in . nn
Wi'tlnestlay .lime 7
I'lii- m p three w lim rts will
Ih ’ lealiin d m tin Father's Day
n lllln ii nl tin llrnilit. Sunday,
d u ne |N. and w ill le r r ix r
pimples.
S A N F O R D — Is ym ir k llc lim a
wrerk'.' Dn ynll Iff) pnri- dread
whi n run know It's time In u<> III
Ihere and conk. ujiuln'* Take
heart (lilt Conk nl the Week Is
almiil in uire vnn a snhslanltal
iInst' nl innllrallnll
lltfiid.i Owen <■! S.m lnnl lias
raised live •lilld ifii (all ulils al
than wuikt'il lull lime Im years,
slaved ill lire In flvle nrualil/alinns, i tNikftl dinner nlulitlv. and
enjoyed ii all. Oruanl/aiim i. she
said lias I m'i ii the key in kffplllU
In i laryc limisehnlil iin in n iu
sniiMitlily
She d fs filh ftl hersell as a
split piTsniiahly " Kniplnyetl hy
llit- S rm ln n lr ( in in lv Selinnl
lln.ird as a jH-tsiairifl sjx'flallsl.
she said. " I lure m v |nh Iml al
the same lim e I tim id tie the
epltnme nl Su/le llnniflli.iki r "
She Is prnnd In lie a pari nl the
wnrk Inree. Inn family Is still her
top priority, she said, and innkinu tor ilii'in is tine til her
Uiealest |nys
" T ill' seerel In I m-Iiiu a uo"d
iim i K is m Invliiu in iln 11 and
eii)nrlnu Mii - pri p.iraiiun
I he
lewartls nl appiei'latlmi make
m u waul in uet riuhl Isiek al n
aualll *she s,iiil
Cnr Dwell. etl|nylllU (he pre
parallmi means ereatmu a pleas
ant w orkm ui'itrirnim ienl.
"W h e n I walk iiiln llie kill hen.
the Iasi ihllli* I tin Is draw up a
pan nl licit water.” she said. Slitwashes and dries ihe |mis and
pans as she linlslietl w ith iln mi
sn ih.il all she must deal wilh
alli r the meal is call'll are llie
dishes nn ilif I ill .It-. " I ’ve always
hail ■ heap elilld lalmr. as I ■all
II." In help with Illill. she s,nd
She Is ii lin e Southern ual.
Alah.iin.i limn and Clurlda-hreil.
When she was h rears old. her
l.iiu ih left Selm a. Ala
and
j i . i in ti In i u ra in lp a re lils in
Vi e ll.iw .hiuellun. I'la S ih iii
alterwiirds they mnvi-d lulu Vein
Item'll, where they Imik over lllf
upi’r.ltinn nl a I,true m irk slop
restaurant.
Owen s|H iid the next :tn veins
III Vcro Iteaeli. and met and
inurrfctl her hnsliand. la s. there
Th e y mured In S.mlnrtl In I iin I
when l.es was transti-ireil with
Ills jiustllnn as manauri nl tin
Klnki r Material I'l.iul
Owen always wanted a liirue
lam lly. and she u<'> her wish
almnsi inimi-dlately when she
and l.es married 20 years aun.
She had two datilihlers. Sliarnii
amt l.lsa. lim n a previous marrlitue. l.es" ihree da uuhiers.
T ra c y , and iwlnx Sandra and
Susan, came lor u visit Irmii
Kiinsiis. where I hey were living;
with llielr m o llirr. and nevei
went hark. At ilial time the ulils
aues rimned trnlli 1 in N years
old.
Owen had liei hands lull ami
her wits alrmil her. She said il
she had a nlekel Inr every lime
she seaiineil llie Uruup. hleralh
e n u n lln n heads, she'll he a
mllllulialie lmt.iv In ernwds al
Disney World, on llie Ik . ii Ii hi
llie van aller a pit slop, ai the
in.ill.. she was fM i nn llie .ileii
Bathing Suits
G
Cover-Ups
liri'iil se c re cy at Ih e O w e n
household. II sjie raised llie lid al
the wremu lime mid mie nl Hie
l>lrls sullied al Cowboy Sleak.
the word spread ipilt kly N’c Ik Ii iHirlnu tmnilles were st-tmied fur
dinner Invitations, and llie calls
w i n i ld s i a r i e u m i n ii In — •
itrllihlxirhnnd m um s s.ivmu they
knew xvlial was mi llie dlimer
menu ill the Owens' dial tilithl.
T h e one prl/e she won Inr her
makmu sine her " I iiimm I was n x ik liiu e a u if alxiiil ijn iic hy
a e t 'l d t 'i i l . O w e n s a lt l. T i l e
llilaet."
Traev and Sh.irmi now hare tn e m lx T s nl llela Sltim a P ill, a
hiisliands and lire m Alexandria. sorority she re m a ins aellve III.
K r . and Veto It. .II Ii l.ls.i alsn w ere asked In p .irlli lpalt' III a
lives III Vein Item'll, sn only the V e in Ik'iieh F a ir (Tx ik h iii em ilesi.
twins an- still at limm- Owen t In shnri unlit e. and lii'a rlly
s.1 1 1 1 she misses till lllllf will'll dosed w ith N'yipill Im a ense nl
all seven til llii-tn were Inuethcr llie Ilu. O w e n Krahlx'd u ip ia rl nl
i Vfix niulii lm the iM 'iiin u infill. him klx-rrle s lim n llie p a n try and
shuim u lllf expellfllfi's nl Ihe w h ip p e d u p an n td 'la s liim ifd
eulihler xvitIt strips nl (I ii i i k I i nn
dax
l Iweli an In i eteiy lllt'iil In (lie top. like she ri’iu e m lx're d her
u ra
iiilin u ih e r iin ik h m
At the
I.
iuillx ti'siaiiiani w lii'ti slii’
was
UUiW'ltlii lip. sn she never hail nexi snrn riiy m i't im ij she was
II.
ll lil s m i f i i n h i n u e x p e r i p
e irsfM
i l i ' f te il wi t h llie blue rllilxm
a m i asked Im ilu- ret I|m\ l in n
m i l il I n l III si m a i i l.tiii ..she s.ud.
She It.lined hr lilal and errnt w as a shuhi p m h lf in : O w e n bad
used nn lei ip f a nd s.ilil she
.Mill ill si lili es III I sell I im I.IX as
an o ld la shhnti d S n iiilu in p tn h iih ly i n u ltln 'l m ake a im llie t
eoblilei taste llie s i l l i r ll she had
eiHik
lllf kills llllllk I IIIX1 Mil'll m l K in lh irra ssm cu i aside, she
•hii ken anil ilimiplhii<s. lu sh xxas pi i it it ] nl hei prl/e
I'nllnxrmK ,1re die rei'l|x*s im
Irlfd em u ami iiiin h ie a d Ai
m ilk tliev Imik .ii me iii ii I iliink smile nl Owen's S|XeMines, in
I'f.iim i lim ii r Cuilue m It.ui.h i .i ih id U iK Peaniil Holler FiidKf
(xx hieh she fall make III h>
Nlll Cake. " she said
Her daiiclllers li.m a iiultpif iiiiniiii si. ILin.m.i Xm Cake, and
way nl prrnnpllim her in make C h lik t'll and Dum plings Th e
Uun k D u m p Cobbler, she said,
Ihe hanatiiieitlte
"is ureal Inr imex|Heleit emn"W hether I lmx IS li.iii.mas m
llie . llie kids Will always leale panx Vain ra n rxeiisr yuutsell
ihree siiutm ilif ii' I In-r know l Im IN itiillilli's in pm mi a |m>t nl
wmild never llirnw lliiin m il. eollee and tpilt klx sin tills up
and w lie ll llie y If wax lnnil|M 'ln and hare H in tlie oxen williunt
eai. [Ilex 'll |h ilei i Im liaiiiiua ex i n lifiiiK i i i i s s i i |
PEAN UT B U TTER
lm .id shi said
O w e n s (iixxlmx Steak tint P UD G E
;t i u|is sim.ii
llul fll|ux siii ll ( h >pi Il.n ■I x tills
I slit k 1,1111(1
xriis I If i ii .mu Im lixei. a Iimh I
't t u p Ism .ill i .m l i x ,i|x„.m il
she Ii ll XV.is IIIl|»HI.IIII In f.lt, Iml
■•lie Ili.it hail |i> In in n k fil III m ilk
l .ink m il il suit hall slum
1 2 . 1 i I i s in i mil: i" ' aslnnallx
Mvlii|< xvtlli pa in Is linnet essiity w h e n
chlitip riit lli f iin lilt-nlily a m i Heal y m ir
s y n ip lo m s a n d Hie s m m e nl y u m ills
t iim iu rl lad u s exitinltie m id dlaunnsc
yin it speed n dil In nines
2 Price
Price
Brenda Owen sits with goodies: Peanut Bultsr Fudge, Banana Nut Cake, etc.
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add ellmiuli lie xxatci in make
dmiKh nun finisisi.mi x xxln ic ii
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6
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Miiithcni (Kiri nl Sldnn. 24 mile*
milltll nt lleliul.
T ille r men witli aiiliitnalle
wea|Kiim |mii|ied (rntn line nl twn
rats Ihal llilereepled the eiinvny
mid Inreed S rh nll/le r Inin die
Inink or a Mercedes while her
enllenRUrn. Menrleh SlrnehlK
and a relief workrr Idrnlincd
only an Thomas, weir pill in (he
ear's hark seat.
S rh n ltx lrr said m ilitiam en
from a small fiindameniatlsi
nrifnnlxatton. railed Ihe Islamic
Q rn iip . Treed her alter Ihe
Kiinmrn switched ears with their
hnsinHrs.
"I do not accuse any facdon of
carryIiir mil ihe kldoappInK,"
said Schnltxler. whose elolhes
were stained wllh din. "I will
call the headquarters of my
nrKiiiilxailon In Germany and
tell diem whui happened."
Schnltxler. who also was kid
napped May 4 wllh SlrnehlK and
another Wesi Germ an relief
worker, Markus Qulnl. said she
does not want to leave laTianun
despite Ihe kidnappings
SehnIUler und Sirurbln were
released 6 hours nfler Ihe llrst
kidnapping, and Quint was held
for IO days.
Officials Tmin die Nasserlle
People's l.dM’railnn A rm y, a
Sunni Moslem mllldn ftrnii|i Ihal
controls Sldon. had earlier said
four German workers were kldnapfM-d Tuesday while drlvIriK lo
Ihe Shlllc dlsirlel ol /allrani
south of the elly where ASMK
maintains II s headipiari rrs.
The mltllla ulfleluls said said
Quint was among those kidtiiip|N'd Tuesday, hut Sehnli/ler
told n'jxirters she was not with
Ihe group la ken In Ihe must
recent Incident.
Shiite Amal inllllla chief Nablh
H e rrl. w ho helped n rra n g r
Qulid's release, had said Sunday
ilien- should he no furdier kid
nappings In sum hern hclmnoti.
H a m m a d i g e t s lif e s e n t e n c e
U n it* * F r a n In n r n H —
I
H iA N K H J H T . West Geruiany — l.ehanese
iidllltaman Mohanimeil All Hammadi was
i iiiivleled today and senleneed In life In prtsoli
tor hi|.ieking a T W A airliner In 1985 and
IMrtlrlputltig III the killing uf a U S. sailor
•itxiiiTil die Might.
The parents ol Navy diver Hubert Dean
Stetliem. Patricia and Klchard Slelhem. of Port
I o I i . i i co. Md.. sal silently lacing Hammadi In
die hlgh-sceurtly emirtrnom as Presiding
•loilgi' Helner Miicckenliergcr delivered his
lodgments m the end of one of die lew trials
ever ol iin liilerniitlonal hijacker.
As MueekeiilH-rger recalled Ihe defendant's
inmliled life In Hclnit. Ihe 5-fiK)t-2 defendant.
Ills iM-iird neatly Irlnimrd. sal wllh his ryes
downcast IkT i Iik I i wo walls of bullet-proof glass
In Ihe inunroom ai Kranklurl't Preungesheim
maximum security prison, built at the cost of
» d ( l million.
The Judge acknuwledged dial Hammadi had
U .S .
participated In many baldrs. noiahly ns (tart of
ihe Shlllc Amal militia tlghilng for power lit
la-banon. and had sulfered head Injuries.
The trial of Hammadi. accused or murdering
Slelhem during Ihe June 1985 hijacking of
TW A Flight 847. was one nf the Irnglhtrst and
eosdlrst in West Germany, and generated
worldwide Interest since publication of a hook
and airing of a U.S. television movie on the
subject.
"Th e accused ts found guilty of collective
m u rd er In eonneetton with air piracy,
hostage-taking and causing serious bodily
harm as well as (he Illegal Import of explosives
In one ease while using forged documents."
Ihe Judge ruled. " H r Is senlrneed In life-long
Imprisonment as a total sentence."
"Th e hijackers had used the utinnsi brutali
ty." said ihe Judge, who praised Slelhem as "a
model U.S. soldier — lull, strong, good looking
and soldler-llke In his deportment."
"He was less ready Ihan oilier passengers In
yield to the hijackers." the Judge said.
meets with Palestinians
JKKUSAI.KM — Prominent Palestinians told
U.S. oil trials I hill Isruel's plan lor peace In (he
occupied lands Is u "step backward" because II
Includes neither talks with ihe PLO nor creation
ol an liiile|K'mlent Palestinian slute.
The lirst meeting of its kind Tuesday since Ihe
Cabinet on Sunday approved Prime Minister
Vll/hak Shamir's jieuce proposal came as soldiers
shot lo deuili a Ul-year-old Palestinian and
aunt her Arub in ihe occupied West Bank and
Guru Snip.
*
Palestinian smiret-s said soldiers also shot and
wounded ul leusl IO other Palestinians in Ihe
Ou*a Strip In Ihe latest confrontations in (he
Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation. At
Icasi 457 Palestinians and 17 Israelis have been
killed during Ihe 17-monlh-old uprising.
The military also continued an Indefinite
curfew ini|Hiseit on Gaza late Monday and
eiifiiriH d orders to prohibit Gazans from working
In Isrurl.
Ih e live Palestinians taking part In the talks
wllh the visiting Stair Department delegation
Ltgil Nolle—
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MOTICC OF
F IC TIT IO U S N A M t
N o lu . it SortSy S>v*
*n Ihal I
am engeqe* in b v tia m al f i.a
World. H ay l i t ] . Wm.no lo
County, F lo rid a u n dtr lha
Fltlitlout N a m . ol AAM GO LF.
BEACH G O LF. INC . and (S o il
inland lo reglstaf laid nama
with the Clara al lha Circuit
Court. Wmtnolo County. Florida
in accordance aim it* Fro
riven* ol tho Ftctllwut Name
Slatulo*. T o w n W c Iw n U tO *
Florida itaiutas IMJ
i t Donald C Baach
Publish Way II. « . II . Junt ],
1*00
D EE H i
N O TIC E O F
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nalico it haroSy fivon Ihal I
am oniatad M business al 111
Hunt Club Eivd . (pool I. Fla .
13m . Samir** Caunty, Florida
undor (So ficta.au* Nama ol
H U N T C L U E ELEC TR O LY SIS ,
and Ihal I intend * raf.itor t*.d
nama oiiMi lha C*rk al P *
Circuit Caurl. W m ina* Cauniy.
Fianda in accardanca with n *
Prayiiion* ol lha Flcta.au>
Nama Liatulet. Ta W il taction
M l 0* Florida Itaiutas INF
i v Sharon llen*Wr
PuSItth April M. May S. II. IF.
i*oo
D E D IM
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
N o I k o i* horoty ] i i » Ihal I
am r r y . y . . in S u.tn.tl al 1100
East Ou h >i Sd . Gonova. F t
H IM Wminola County Florida
undor lha F k l.lw u t Nama al
G E O R G E R IC E, and that I
inland lo F*g.sta, laid nama
*ilh lha Clark ol tho Circuit
Court. Lrm.no* County, Florida
in accordanca wilh lha F io
m a m ol it* Fictitious Namo
L t .'u 'r l T 0 W 1I Wclton M tS t
F lor.da Llatulat 1HI
I Goorsa Ric#
PuSIlLh April M May 1. ID. 11.
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Noi.c* it hereby (lio n that I
am enpeped m business ai IS)
Maureen Dries. Sanlord FL
JFFFi Lemino* Cauniy. Flarida
undtr the Ficlilwut Name ol
W IL M A X C O N S T R U C T IO N
end ihal I intend lo rapittor te-d
namo s un lha Clark al n *
Circuit Court Lom.no* County.
F lor Mo in accordance *>lh the
Provisions ol the Ficliliout
Namo Statutes. To Wil Section
ML BOF lorldo siolulot I0SF
t William G Makutki
Publish May IF. ]«. II. June f
0 E D IJ *
D EE IFI
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N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nolle* II hofcSy (n o n Ihal »•
a .t angegad in b u im t i al M l
Murphy R d . Winter Lprindv
Lrm.no* County, Florida under
it* Fictitious Nome ol CLEAN
SW EEP M AIN TEN A N CE end
Ihal *o inland lo teg.staf M .d
namo *.m n * C*rL ol the
C.rcu.l Com! Wm.no* County
Florida >n accordance m th n*
Proyiy.om ol *ho F.cl.l.ou t
Nome Statutes lo W.l Wclum
Sol o* F lor .da Liatuiat iti>
t James M Parnaiiji
ft C>|drG So*
Putlifth May ) 10 If It 1*0*
D I E It
N O T IC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S N AM E
Static* «t hereby f'ran m*l I
am enpeped m business al P 0
Eos 113 G e n ... Fla IFFit
lemmata Cauniy. Flor.da under
Ihe Fictitious Non* ol WIN
NIES TRUCK TIR E SERVICE
and that I intend lo tep.tter ta d
name m lh the Clark ol Me
Circuit Court Semina* County
F lor.da in actordanct with lha
P rovit.ent ol Me Ficl.l.ous
Nam* Statutes To W.l Lection
M I N I k>>.da Statutes IMF
t Vincent M Guard.
Publish April H May ) 10 IF
OE 0 13*
c e l e b r it y
ernm n
Let#I*urt| (.«**■* c*fptogr
#• tlMtptf
gu*4#‘
(* I V . u t i r>d 1- fwt H lodMwtfoo m IN*
V iFT-cpr tstate# » t M *F4M1* *
protested Ihe arrest Tuesday of Glmssan ulKhallb. a member of their group who was to
participate In the discussion.
U.S. sources said Ihe American Fmliussy was
told ul-Khutlb was urrested for "se cu rity
reasons."
Sort Nussrlbeh. a lecturer at Hlr /ell University,
said al-Khatlb‘a detention was an "attempt in
sabotage" the U.S.-Palestinian meeting.
Legal Nottcea
Ltqal N o tlco r
N O TIC E O F
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Ndt.ce II hereby pivon Ihal I
am engiga* In business at OOF
WhlKinpKam Cl.. Lake Mary,
lomlnala Cauniy. Florid, under
lbs Fictitiou* Namo ol A VIA
TIO N S A F E T Y SCIENCE and
Ihal I Inland to ropittor sad
nama wlNi lha Clerk ol it*
Circuit Court, Somtno* County.
Fiorido in accardanca arils It*
Provisions ol the Fictitious
Namo Statutes. To Wit Lection
•kl 0* Florida Statutes IHF
/k/RoSorlE Curboy
Publish M a y ], IF. U.S*. IMS
DEEM
Nofit* ft h*r*by giv*n that I
am ingagi d tn b u t m t al f t JO
Hnry I f f } . Maitland, laminol*
C a un iy. F la rid a und*r th*
Fkhiiaut Nam* el IF W A U TO
SALES, and that I intend to
r*gi*!»r M id nam* *rlth th*
Clark el the Circuit Court.
Seminal# County. Florida lit
accordant* with th* Provl«ipnA
of th* Flcflhout Nam* Statut*».
To JAM Section H i Of Florida
Statufee itsi
% Leonard Argvntine
Publikh May 10. IF, !4 Jl. Ittf
O E E 110
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nolle* ll hereby pivon that I
am mpapad in business at M l
Whaapinp Loop Lana t il ls .
Altamonte Sprlnpi, W m ina*
Co unly. F lo rid a under the
Fictitious Nam* *1 WILH IN
OUSTR IES. and Ihal I intend lo
ropltter sad nama with the
C ltrk al lha Cltcuil Court
Wmtnolo Counly. Florida in
accordance with th* Prorrttons
ol Ihe Ficliliout Nam* Statutes.
To WU Wclton M l 0* Florida
Statute* IMF
/•Cary With
Publish May IF. >4. It. June F
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N O TIC E O F
F IC TIT IO U S NA**E
Nolle* is hereby pivon that **
a rt onpapod in business at IF*
Clear Lake Circle. Lantord FL
MFFJ Sam mote County. Florid*
undtr th* Ficliliout Non* ol
ID E A L CONCEPTS and that
With th* CMfk o* th* Circvil
Court. Lem in©to County, Florid*
in
decor done*
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NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice it hereby given that I
am engaged m b u irn m at 770
N Oriltm Orlv*. Cattfltoiry.
Seminole County, Florida undvr
th* FklitJout Nam* of VEN D
A LL SERVICES, and that I
mt*nd to regittw Mid name
with th* Clerk of fh* Circuit
Court, Seminole County. Florida
in accordance with th* Pro
viuom of fh* Fictitioui Nam*
Sfatytvt To JAM Section M l W
F lor ida Statute* ltJ7
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Publikh May 10. 17 74. Jl. Iftf
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N O TIC E
Th* St io h n i River Water
Management D u trict hat re
c tire d an application lor Man
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Eakt Ih e applHAtion n for a
70 4*0 acre 4 J‘ j ac k»ngie
fam ily rrk'drntiat m th utility
drainage and pavem ent im
provem enlk to be knonn a i
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IN TN « CIRCUIT COURT
OF T N I R lttNTIINTH
iUDiCIRL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SRMINOLR COUNTY.
IT R T I OF FLORIDA.
CosoN* . •* 10*1 CAM L
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EI9MTRENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION NO.
NOTICE OE ACTION
CONSTRUCTIVE tEAVICI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OE
THE EfOHTECNTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUITOE ELORIDA. IH
AHOEOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. ELORIDA
CIVIL ACTION NO
at 117CAM L
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CITY OE LARI MARY.
FLORIDA
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Fiona* Bor N * : MMW
B A R N E TT RANKS TR U S T C Q .
N A .a t Trustee lor Hi* Florida
Houklrtf F inane* A(*ncy
pur swani to a Trust Indtnlurt
dated as olJuno l. i*tF. as
amondrd and wbbtemonted by
Subbtemonlal Indentures dated
a i ol Aufutt I. I*U. October I.
I*04 and October N . i*»4. each
by andbotwoon Th* Florida
Housin* f inane* Afoncyand
th* Trusteo.
Fta.nl.ll,
vk
W A R R E N S P IC K C T T .il
livinf.olwa . t l a t.
A M C N O CD
N O TIC E OF A CTIO N
S TA TE OF FLO R ID A
TO W ARREN R. P IC K E TT .
II llvinf. and II marnad. MRS
W A R R E N R P IC K E T T . Nib
wilt. II llvMtf. Includlnf any
unknown kpbuM ol told Dotend
ants il either ha* remarried and
It either or both ol said Oaten
donls or* docoasad. tholr ra
Sboctlvo unknown b tirt. do
vlsoos. (rani***, akilynoas.
creditors. Honors and trustees,
and all other pononi claim in#
by. thrau(h. undor br atainst
tho named Datendinte
Whoso ro s id tn e t It D M
lo o lh w t t lo r n E lv d .. a FOB.
Dallas. T oros H IM .
YOU ARE N O T IF IE O that an
action to (orotteM a morlyobo
on lha W la n in f braparly In
Saminola County. Florid!
Let t. Black ol. CASA PARK
VILLAS PHASE II. according to
the Plot thereof at recorded In
Ptat Rook JO. Petes •; and W.
Public Rocbrdi ol Saminola
County. Flarida
hat boon Iliad obalnsl you and
you are ragwirad ta ttrea a c u r
el your written detenses, il any.
toiion
JO S E P H M . P A N IE L L O .
ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney
who** address in
M l N Franklin Mraol. Suite
> r ». Temaa. Florida 1MM an or
belore the Sth day ol Junt. IN*,
and file lha enamel with the
Clerk a* Ibis Court either before
service an Ptatntitl's atternay or
im m e d ia t a ly I h a r a a l l o r ;
otharw lw a doloult will ba
entered Ofainst you lor th*
relrol demanded tn lha Com
plaint or Petti ion
D A TE D on this 1st day al
May. ltd*
HEAD
M AR VAN NE MORSE
C LE R K O F TH E
C IR C U IT CO UR T
RV Corona V Ekarn
Deputy Cterk
Publish. May 1. id. II. tt. i*t*
D EE II
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T FOR
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
PR O R ATE DIVISIO N
Fite Number M MO CP
IN RB> E S TA TE OF
C H A H L E S T NIBLACK .
DecreseO
N O TIC E OP
A O M IN IIT R A T M N
Th* administration al th*
•s ta le a l C H A R L E S T
N I B L A C K . deceased. F ile
Number M F t CP. Is ponding in
tho Circull Court lor Lem mete
C o u n ly , F lo r id a . P rob ate
Oivlsien. lha eddrets al which is
WminoM Cauniy Courthouse.
P O Drew*. C. W riter! F tertea
H i l l Tho names and addresses
el Ihe personal ropresonlativa
and the p e rs o n a ! r o p r a
sontoltvo's attorney ora sal
All interested persons ora
required *0 III* wllh WHS court,
tel all claims against ma estate
W IT H IN T H R E E M O N IH S
A F T E R
TH E F IR S T
P U B L IC A T IO N O F T H IS
N O TIC E and (b l any abiaclian
by an interested person la whom
this nolle* Is to rvo d that
chaltangos the validity al the
will, the quel.!.cottons ol tho
personal representative, venue,
or lurisd.ction al the Court
W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF
TH R E E M ONTHS A F T E R THE
F IR S T P U R L 1C A T IO N OF
T H IS N O TIC E OH T H IR T Y
O A TS A F T E R TH E D A TE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE O N TH E O R IE C TIN G
PERSON
all
c l a im s
ano
o b je c
HONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL
HE FO R E V E R BARR ED
Publication ol this Not.co has
begun cm Met 10. ISOS
Personal Ropresonlet.ro
Dorothy N Jackson
esoi Beach**, Drive
Tampe FioridaJJeO*
Attorney tor
Personal Heyersentalire
C.nth.oJ P.tas
Dean Mead F oot tun
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4 Borer th P A
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IN RE
Fortelture ol Ih* Following
Described Properly
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Truck LIcons* CMN eOZ Serial
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R A LP H N IX IE AN D DON
J E N K IN S . ANO ALL
P E R S O N S . F IR M S A N D
C O R P O R A T IO N S O W N IN G
H A V IN G OR C LA IM IN G AN
IN TE R E S T IN OR L IE N ON
T H E A B O V E D E S C R IB E D
P R O P E R TY
YOU AN D EACH OF YOU ere
hortby notified Ihal tho above
described properly has boon
salted under and by virtue ol
Chapter JJJ. at amondod. and it
now in lha possession at me
Board al County Commissioners
ol (hit Counly. and you, and
each ol you. or* hereby further
not11wd Ihal a Petition, under
said Chapter, hot boon bled in
tho Circuit Court ol Ih* Eigh
teonfh Judicial Circuit, in and
ter form note County, Florida.
Making lha terteituro at tho said
directed and required to tlte
your claim, it any you have, and
•how cause an or before June S.
ISM. If net personally served
WIN) process horoin. end within
twenty day* tram personal
sorv.ct It personally served with
process harem, why the said
property should not bo torte,ted
pursuant te Mid Chapter. Should
you toll to III* claim as horoin
course Persons not personally
served wllh process may obtain
a cop,' of lha potm an lor
forteltyr-v Iliad horoin Item tho
undersigned Clerk of Court
W ITNESS my hand and h o i
al lha above mentioned Court, o*
Sanford Florida, this gth day at
May. It**
ISCALI
M AR VAN NE MORSE
CLCR K O FTH E
C IR C U IT COURT
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Deputy Cterk
Publish May I*. It. 14. ifM
D E E 10>
IN TH E U N ITE D STATES
DISTRICT COURT IN AND
FOR TNE MIDDLE DISTRICT
OP P LO R I DA T A M P A
DIVISION IN ADMIRALTY
Casa Nat gt * u CIV T -tiA
CHASE M A N H A TTA N FIN A N
CIA L SER VICES INC . d b a
CH ASE M A N H A TT A N OF
F L O R ID A . • Delaware cor
par ation. Plainlill. vs M V
TOPO. official number Stall)
her engines. I*ctie apparel
lurniluro. ole . in rom. and
A N TH O N Y D CAPPABIANCO
and E M IL Y j CAPPABIANCO.
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RUSSELL A M A R TIN and
ROSE M A R TIN , hn wktettal .
D*fondant
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE ACTION
TO RUSSELL A M A R TIN and
ROSE M AR TIN.hik*if*
Retldanc* Unknown
Legal OatcriRNaa
U n i t •4 C in S U M M I T
V IL L A G E U N IT II. a Con
dominium, fh* Declaration of
which * a t filed tn Official Re
cordt Book JU t. at Pag* IfM. of
th* Public Rtcocdi of Sam mot*
Count,, Florida, together with
an undivided inferett in the
common element! appurtenant
thereto, a! tat forth in tald
Declaration
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE O that a torectoiure
action hat been filed and com
meneed in fhit court and you are
required to terve a copy of your
written detente*, it any. to it on
O L S N t . O O L O R IR O e I S
NWIRR attorney tor Plaintiff.
who«t addrett it latte SN. BIV
Tower, t i l l Brtctell A venae.
Mia ah, F lorida Il lt t and file the
original with the Clark of the
above ktyted court on or before
May JH t. If tf otherwiM, a
default will be entered agaimt
you tar the relief prayed tor in
the Complaint
Thit notice than ba pubiithed
once each week for lour contec
utlva weeki In the lantord
Herald
W ITNESS my hand and Aoel
at ta d court at Sanford. Florida
on thit 74th day of April, ffgf
(Circuit Court Seal!
M AR VAN NE MORSE
A t Clark. Circuit Court
Saminola County. Florida
BY Wendy W Collint
A t Deputy Clerk
Publith April N May I. 10. 17.
tm
D EO 7JO
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S N AM E
Notice it hereby given that I
am engaged In butinett at NO
Wekt Magnolia Ave . Lang wood
F L , Seminole Caunty, Florida
under the Fictitiou* Name ot
B A C K FLO TE S T IN G C O . and
thaf I intend to regttfer ta d
name with th* Clerk ot the
Circuit Court. Seminole County.
Florida in accordance with the
P rovitloni of fh* F let it lout
Nam* Statute! To Wit Section
H i Of Florida Sfatutet if 17
i Clarence Mcieevef
Publith May 10 17.14 Jl. ItOf
O E E 100
NOTICE
Johnt River Water
Dtiit ict hat re
c e iv td an ap p lic a tio n for
Stormwater tram
H U N T B U I L D I N G CO R
P O R A T IO N . I f 47 7TH S T.
SARASOTA.
FL J4JM. Appiice
NOTICE OP ACTION IN REM
lion 941 117 0407AN an 4 70 If
ANO ARREST OF VESSEL In
T
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e
a
p
p
lic
a t io n It for a
accardanca with Sswpterrwnlal
ttormweter *ytt#m te %erye
Rut* IC I 14) tor Certain Adm,
It 100 acre* to be known at SI
rally and Mar Itima Action at the
Laurent Commerce Park In
Federal Rules at Civil Pro
Seminole County located in Sec
coduro. and Local Admiralty
lion Of. Townthip 71 South.
Bute J OJ Id), nonce It hereby
Renge JOEatl
glean at Ihe arrest at Motor
A M ER D A HESS CORPORA
Vessel TOPO. official number
T IO N O N E MESS P L A / A
0MIM. In accordanca with a
W O O O B R ID G E
N J 070ft
Warrant at Arrest issued on
application 94| IJ7 0404AN on
May j. H*t and effected on
a IE Ef The application it for a
M ay I . IM F P u riu a n t lo
clotmwater tytfem to verve
Sipple mental Rule iC l 101. and
0 f U acr*k to fa* known Ok H*kt
Local Admiralty Bute IP ) Itl
Station in Seminal* County
any person having claim age.nil
loceted *n Section 77- Townthip
Ihe vessel and or property shall
70 South. Rang* JO Eatf
•Sip a claim with Ihe Court not
FRANK T IB B ITTS P O BOX
later than ten (1*1 days el lei
JM7. W IN TE R SPGS FL J77M
presets has boon alter ted and
applKafion 947 M704giAN on
shall lite an answer within
4 74 I f th* application tt tor a
twenty u t i days tram the dale
ktormwaltr tyttem Is terv*
ot tiling thau claim D A T E D al
1 400 acret to b* known at
Tampa. Florida this lom day ol
Alafaya E ■ ion in Seminole
May, I*** Gordon L Krestec.
COunt,
totaled in Section |7.
Jr E s q . Prouss A Vaughn
Townthip 71 South. M*ng* ]l
P A . M l East Kennedy B lid
Eatf
Suite tea lamp* riorrd* Iteaj
MOBIL OIL COHPOMATlON
l l l l l 21*44)0 Attorney lor
■44 SILVCMWOOO DM LAKE
Plaint.II
MAM v I L 1774* application
Publish May If. ite*
*47 117 04*9Ah on 4 74 M Ih*
D EE HI
application (t for a ttormwater
NOTICE Of
tyttem to ter** 0 171 at ret to be
EICTIT1001 NAME
known at Mobil Convenient*
N«Jic* ik h K r t r gi**fT ffnt I
Slo t* m Sem inole County
am *ng4MP*0 in kntktn*kk *f HOI
located in Section } I . Townthip
Albright Md W s fw d ft L 17771
71 South Mange JOEatl
L*minoi* Count, flo rid * t#nd**
A L E X J AMMAMS ) H
fh* ficfifio v t
of VAN
G L E N H O L L Y C T C A S S IL
ft Off D A U T O V A I V A G I INC
B tM M y. J L 17h)7 application
dba P E N ft O N M A N C E A u l O
447 II704C7AN on ! I i f the
V A L lV and ffiaf I intend Jo i appl Kalian it I or a ttorm water
trgikter laid nam* * ilh fhr 1 tyttem to t*i ** 1 two #«f#t to te
Clark of th* C irc u it Court
fcno*n at Dug Traik Ci m o i w
Vtm<nol« C o u n t, flo rid * ir>
n* i Center in temiiwit lountf
accurdanit m th fh* Pruvrinun!
lot efed in Serf ion OS townthp
of fh* ft iclifiouk Nam* statute!
7> South Mange tQ I at'
To Mrit V*ct»on H i W ftiortda
AD S PM OPf M i l l s II l O
Vtatwtek itkf
M l D1C A L ( AMft ft N f I M
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PMISft S40S GLft NMlDGft DM
Publikh
M a , 17 74 11 Jun* t
DEC 177
NOTICE OE CHANGE OE t ANO O il
Th* Cit, of Vantord p«a|io!*k to thang* th* v » of » * land a th.n
th* a**a kho*n in th* magi of thrk ad«*r f i!*m*tT.1
Th* Governing Koa'd of th*
Pd frirt mil take action to grant
or deny fh* application^*) no
kooneF than 70 day* from the
dafe of thit notice Should you be
•nterekh-d m any of the luted
application! you khouid content
the Sf John* Rive* Water Van
agement 0<klr»ct at P O R ur
•47* Paiafka f>or.da i ; o f*
U7f or in perkon at it* other im
S t a t e M > g h * a y 100 W e*t
Pa toto a F lor.da *04 J 7 * IIJ i
W r i t t e n o b j e c t io n lo the
application may be t*<adr but
khouid be received no lator thari
>4 d ay* fro m the d a le of
pwbi'tahon A ' tlen obieiltonc
khov d tdenti'fy the objector by
nam* #nd addrekl a^d fully
d r w i'b e fh* objection to the
application ..... ..
a written
Obi*( t on due* not ent he f ou *0
a Chap«er )7C f it* -da Statot**
Actminiktr*tib« M e a rn g Only
ttkOke pRf'wm! a hot* vub ilenh*1
•nteFpkth are alter 'rd by t»<e
-application and eho fit* a peh
*'0" meeting »**e f-ecju'r*m*wfi
o ' Section 7* T 70' f A C may
Obta n an Adm niktta' o* Hear
•ng AKI 11m* l, I-led efitten
ub.eitit**! a ill |e p*e%ent*d t*
the board to* it* tar>ksdprat>on
•n ♦* d v'i'b e r a t'o n on the
application pr.g* to in* Hs*afd
'*• tng a< trca-' on n # *pp , ation
D t r n i i t T hem p D 1*** tor
O'* t or gt Record!
St ioh n ! R i ,e # A l 1*'
Managemient |>*tt.. i
f’ v t ch M a t
w»
A TL A N T IC FINA NC IA L
F E D E R A L -W E S T
V IR G IN IA . *tc .
Plaintiff.
The SI
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LA
applit a t* «r *47 >>7
0 4 f 4 A N on 4 74 4V
Vh r
*ppi>t*1«on it to* a ttormweter
tyttem to ter *r 1Uia acret to N f
fenogyn at AH ym uolt Spring!
S u rg e ry Clin ic in Seminole
County kM*te<l m 'Section 11
Towntti'p 71 Sou*h Mange 7f
Eatf
Action win to1 taken on ite
above lit'e d application i ti
Wflhin Ki liag v of r*c*<pf of the
appi'iai'CK’ Sfcuuid you t# infer
etted in any of th* title d
application! you tfHJtaid lontact
' N S» Johnt Mt-#*« Hater Man
agvment U'tt*«cf a* P O Hui
147* Palate a Florida IJUte
I4.7f m in -perton a* i*t office on
State H ig h w a y 100 4 * t '
Palate a Florida «U 4J74flli
H t (H e n cili iec )«an 1-u- tn*
ai-piK 4*'u*’ may N
m #dr
but
tfiOuid te »*-♦* (rtJ »kj late* f*»an
it d a yt t«om Ih t dale ul
putn-4 a'«*n A »'"* n uLi,rs'ur>!
thcisi d 'den*if y «to u b f « t e by
Cornm I||4«irs of Sanford M©#ida m »h* c if, Commikkitm kwjiti Ctf,
« * n Vantcidd Florida Th* C if, Cianmikk'on * '»' •uk' vhJ p ' aaou'ing
an a«ntnd'»*Hi to fh* ft utwr* L *>d Us* Plan | i*<m»<ttf ul ite
(g n jjF E te d k 'ff P'*n
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Cjt fh* pvu|»urd *m*ndm*dxf f« »»* I wtwr* la n d Us* Plan
ft ir*rs*nt o* th* Comprflftomki v* Plan a»* «u * (s4 r a* ite p*|jaftm*nt
of I ngtn**tf ing *n* ptarvung #4>d *f ft* i f , C te*! t oft id* l if, M*-l!
Vaniord f to' da and m # , fa* m ! 4j*cted L , ttw k»ub ,
H i ordvr ol tr* Crtf Comm.i.kiun of t t « l f, of Vanturd I to*'da
4 0 h CI to TM f P u b lic
It a 4jr''!4j*1 dr* ltd*! to a^ewa1 a
d h S4JP r* *str aith
to *P>, t* gHpi io* S Llr'ril a' **+ attob*
m#*f'tsg U* h i t r,j to map **wd « .r'lra* ■*« i t i O 'J o» p*i^. rrd ‘ g !
Int j«pit* ftp* tekt ■mort f a'to * *rdme * athai fa » *s *r d i% no;» |>»tj «■dt-tf h,
•h* C .t, o» Vanfurd H . H b O M
/ana* y Uur.«ho»
C It, C te'*»
PtArit.» V A, . t *9fv
O l • ij
nam* and add*et% and fully
W li i t e tto lAitditf'i to ’te
appinafson » simg a w*'»ten
Wbrecf'-in duet nut enfdte yuv to
a Chapter ITU f Wfda Sfatotet
A jrr,,«!■!*» i ’ g* M**i irg Only
n«©te pr» M m w*hmI!* kubtf-aniia)
inter et*t aft affected by tto
appiaalon ato m ' kj f *e a pe'
f>cm meeting *to *egiuif»m*f**t
of St« ' on j§ % /el F A C
may
tj4j*a>f* an Adm n*ttrat'*e *tea»
,tig A'- »«m*llIi t. rd written
*- tiW't * • N piytrf ’nJ to
't e B oa'd to* ft (u n t id n a ’ a c
in .t t nit ■'bet at ion uMr* ft-*
sa'on p* ta to tto hoard
U i ng «< i>on*n fto app'xa'ta'
Dann.k* 1 ,yrfip {J.iti tor
() e>t!un of Mu o*dt
Sf John! Mi *** Nate*
Ma"-a **men I D't»* >11
Pub- ch Ma#
O i l 17*
TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN
Purtuanf to Section fJ 07 of
the Code ot Ordinances and
Flor-Ida Statutes 194 Of, notice n
hereby given by Ihe City Com
mission ot the City of Lake
Mary,. Florida, that said Com
mission w ill hold a Public
Hearing on June I, Iftf at 7 00
P M , or as toon thereafter as
possible, to consider abandon
in g, v a c a t in g , c lo sin g or
otherwise limiting Main Road
from at or about its intersection
with Webster Street to at or
about its intersection with First
Road <Broadmoor Street)
The Public Hearing will be
held in the City Commission
Chambers at i l l N Country
Club Road. Laka Mary, Florida
Said Hearing may be continued
from time to time until a final
decision is made by the City
Commission The public it in
vit*d to attend the Public Hear
ing and toe heard
N O T IC E
IF A P E R S O N
D EC ID ES TO A P P E A L ANY
D E C IS IO N M A D E BY TH E
C I T Y C O M M IS S IO N W IT H
R ES P ECT TO A NY M A T TE R
C O N S ID E R E D A T SU CH
H EAR IN G . HE W ILL N E E D A
RECORD OF TH E PROCEED
INGS. FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
HE M AY N E E D TO ENSURE
T H A T A V E R B A TIM RECORD
OF TH E PR O C E E D IN G S IS
M AD E. W HICH RECORD IN
C L U D E S TH E T E S T IM O N Y
A N O E V ID E N C E U P O N
W HICH TH E A P P E A L IS TO
BE BASED
Carol Edwards.
City Clerk
Dated M a y!. Iftf
Publish May 17. iftf
OEE U f
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby given that wa
era engaged in business at It4l
Winter Springs Blvd , Winter
Springs, F L J770t. Seminole
County, F lo rid a u n d tr the
F i c t i t i o u s N a m a of
DREAM SCAPE LAW N M AIN
TE N A N C E . and tool we intend
to register said name with tho
Clerk ol the Circuit Court.
Seminole County. Florida in
accordance wilh th* Provisions
of tho Fictitious Nam* Statutes.
TaW it Section M l Of Florida
Statutes it i l
'S Mark W Oakes
/t'Roy S C lei land
k/Jeffrey R Oekes
Publish May J. It. 17.74, Iftf
O EE If
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO ISSUE
Th e D e p a rtm e n t of
Environmental Regulation gives
notice of its Intent to issue a
permit to Santando Utilities
Corporation. P O Boa M i
Long wood F t 17740. te eipand
tho eiistmg 7 10 MOD JMtkkva
Hunt Club wastewater treat
men! plant lo I f t M GO with
a f f l u e n t d i s c h a r g e to
Sweetwater Croak ot tho toco
tioft ot lha aiisting outfalls
E listing porcalation ponds will
remain for contingency usa The
facility is located Of Ledbury
Drive Waklva Hunt Club S O.
Seminole County. Florida The
department has assigned File
Number 147171te th* pr*|*ct
Persons whas* substantial m
terasts are a He tied by the
department s proposed permit
ting decision may petition tar an
a d m in is tra tiv e proceeding
(hearing| in accordance with
Section 170 $7. Florida Statutes
IF S I The petition must con
tom the inter mat ton set Forth
bate* and must be tiled fr»
ceived I m the Office of General
Counsel ot the department at
74go B l a i r S to n e R e a d .
Tallahassee Florida J7J9f 7«0
within fourteen (141 days ot
publication ot this notice Pet*
1'oner shall mail a copy ol the
petition te the applicant at the
address indicated above at the
time of tiling Failure to tile a
petition within this time period
shall constitute a waiver of * n ,
right such person may have te
r*gu*sl an administrative de
termination (hearing) pursuant
to Section I70S7.F S
Th* petition shall contain th*
Following information la ) th*
name, address and telephone
number ot each petitioner, the
applicant s nam* and address
th# D epartm ent P e rm it Fite
Number and the county in which
the protect is proposed lb ) A
statement of how and when *och
petitioner received notice of th*
department s action or proposed
action (c l A statement of how
each petitioner i substantial in
tetesfs are affected by fh*
department s action or proposed
action Id I A statement of the
material tacts disputed b v p*ti
f'QOtY it 4Dg let A li* (»m * n l
of facts which petitioner con
ten d s w a r r e n t re v e r s a l o l
m u d itx ation o l the depart
rnent s action or proposed at
tion (t) a statemnt ot which
rules or s'a'utes petitioner con
ten d s r e q u ir e r e v e r s a l of
modiftc a lie n ot the depart
ment % action t* proposed ac
tion atol )g< A statement ot Ihe
reliet sought b r petitioner
Stating precise*, ih* action
petitioner wants the department
to take with respetf to the
depwitment S action or proposed
action
it a petition is tiled the
administrative hearing process
'is des'gned to formulate agent y
action A c c o rd in g ), th# de
p w tm ani s Imal actum may be
different from »to position taken
bf if •« this Nutue
tV w n i
whose substantia* interests will
to at tec ted fa# a n , dec is.on of
tto dr par tmenf with regard to
rto appotaf'cm tv#«e the right to
pet it.on io bet. wme a p a r t , to the
prnsved'rsg t t o petition must
centotm to tto requirements
spec ifed abu-e and to filed
(received) within
« d e ,s ot
pwbhfet-oh of th>s notice in the
Office ot General Lounsei a ' tto
4Uo*» add'ess ot 'to depart
n e c l t allure to pet't'On W'th<n
tto allowed time tram* tun
situtes a wa ter of #"# tight
such person has to request a
to at mg unde* toe tion 1-7U U
t V a^d to pa*tic pate as a
par*# to th.s p rie red 'iig A n ,
Subsequent intervention w ill
on'# to a» *to apfriova' ot the
p re s'd ng utt'ter upur" mot Km
hted pursuant to Mute i i t 4 10
I iu* xda Adminsstr af'*e l udv
Tto appiit#t»un <s a*a»eb*e
tor public
nspec''s c during
normal business hours
• 00
am
to > OQ p m
M onda,
through I i 1d e # *Rt ep' tega<
ho ida is at D ep artm e nt ut
ft ng.tunmenta) Megulation l| 't
Megju.ie duuteva*d Vv<# I I I
to lendo # io* 4#
Pul ll- Vag if left
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tary bookkeeper and shop
help.... ................ Call m f m
ASSEM BLER S
Motor employer in Sanford
area needs assembler* tor 1st
shift Work boots req'd Some
lifting M SO hr Benefits? Call
Trend Temporaries. Na lee
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arid high Ip succenful nai tonal
ind ustrial Temporary Help
Service, it continuing its
expansion m your area We
a r e s e e k in g p e o p le for
sates service positions who
a r e a m b i t i o u s , h i g h ly
motivated and possess tead**r
ship guatities We otter an
e acel lent salary, commission
and benefit program It you
are interested please direct
your resume to P O Boa 1/01
Orlando Florid* 12102
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Notice is hereby given that I
am engaged >n tiuimess at “A0
West Magnoi a A ,»• lu t ^ A m i
Seminole County I lor ,tfa under
I he F u t - f i u u s H a m r of
B A L M lO T l St iNC# LO a«d
that I intend to im'Ste# vt-t1
name with ftie C<eii ol tinCircuit Cuwrf Semrnoie County
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FruyiSkons ol the I i * • uus
Name Statutes To A * beit to#
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Pwtii.sh May 10 if 24 i
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I tN E E O E O
Immediate operwngst W ere
looking tor people fo work first
A second shifts Overtime
available This is a long term
protect »n Sanford Long wood
Great work enyirOhmeriff
Good hand eye coordination
needed
Call Trend
Temper a r m 424 N R O b b t l
RIFS
Psychiatric nurse needed at
Semmole Commcruty Mental
H e a lth C e n te r % C ris e s
Stabilization Unit in Sanford
We otter competitive salary
and eat el lent benefits
Cell 121 4B2 ______
BftAOCN OPENINGS
lit# foxtr skills Earn an extra
12.100mo
F T F T.
_______ Ca» aoi I f 2 d ia l
• III HOUR (Nonunion)
• WE TR A IN ! F T PT
• Applicators Needed
• Management Sales etc
a Franchise Available
Call 4U 4a* /HI
C A R f ENTERS A N 0 H ELPE R S
f r am inq eap e n en ce C a lf
a fle rS P M
312 4411
CASC M A iA O I f t
Assess needs ot trail elderly in
Seminole County BA in Social
Work plus eap Strong m
ter viewing tec hn ityw-s needed?
Equal Opportunity Em ployer
414 1444
CASHIERS A C LER KS
Santo*d F u ll A part fimel
E at company berefits A prof
it sharing? Apply m person
Wal M art. M l) Or Unde Drive
Wai M art PM ta. 4AM SPM
CASHIERS E V E M W S H in
F a p not necessary Starting
salary 14 JJ hr .a)firs week
C all H i 0M4
CASHIERS
A r r y o u p e r s o n a b le
motivated A career m indrf*
H Ml we tw»ye sew'tal full and
pa*t time fMJSdiuns open otter
<rtq a Ijovi- average wages full
bene til packages eatensiye
training program A advan
l(-rTH-ntu|ipur1unll1es, Apply
Handy Way Feed Store, JCf E
IMH St Santerder year
rwarrst Handy Way le cafiM f
CHIU) CARE WORKER
I iper »rmeet Sanford area
Must tiaw tots ot energy Call
tor a|i|M».nrment
I?} S440
CHILD CARE W O M E R
Sun AM uni* P a d U Mar y
I ' r r s l i f l H i j 'i f N u h I H Sf?J
K L I V t R Y DRIVOI A CtD CO I
DOT c trlitw d B m llt t Apply
in ptru m N I B Cornwall M .
iantor*_______________I O €
DICTAPHONE TTPIIT
M » hrt Wondartul tpol with
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M C TART ASSISTANT
N ra p id tn na* haallti cam
la c llilr Eaparianca tn plalary
p r a t a r r a d G o a * b a n a llt
packaga C a ll lor M * n l
430 >144________
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M C C T S A U ir c o r u
Are You PreM nllyEm ployedT
Need to Make $10.WB per Y r?
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U IA T O D A Y . *>• nation*
n a * i p a p t r . i»a k * a i r l y
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bondabiy Goo* p*rl lima In
com* tor quail!** InOirMwa!
or coupi* Equal Opparlunity
Employar Call I IM W Wat
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OtpanOabla Apply Ml partpn.
i! AM 4PM. WIMkfcay I Ivor
Norm. 1TM I . EB 04. EpaM N
___________ 8 t i ! ! l ___________
D R I K T H R U f lR S O M
Fuli parl lim tl Full ttryle*
aip naa*a* Apply ol Cortot
lial lan U n i ■>H1 S Franch
Chautlaurk licanaa raqulra*
________ C*N M IA M I________
D A IV IK Chaudaur t Me . Pad
ll m * . 3 * o y i . 14 I I /hr
Sam mo* County m o * M l 4441
E L E C T R IC IA N '! N I L P E K t
ImmoOtatol Moal on It* lab.
P o ri o4 Sanford. 1431 Oafnar
Place Ptoaca AkklgrDqnl
E L E C TK IC IA N S / E ip a rto n ca*
Ha Ipard I m m a*** mark In
tfw Lk Mary araa *!lh a Hall
* * dric* l contractor I Call
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REALTY, IRC.
Far A Wccakdal Carat,
la Baal Id a *
Taka Tha Flrd Stop.
Oar ONar Fara T ying*
Fra* PraNaontMt
Raal I d a to Cauria
Can Laa A M rlpM Today I
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I I P O YSTER S N U C K IR
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Sun C a ll
37? 3001 o ik lor T * n m * Lynn
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WE HAVE A JO B
FOR Y O U !
NEED CASH NOW ?
W ORK TODAY?
B E P A ID T O D A Y ?
HEPOHT 6 AM
119 C S E C O N D S T
O* C A U CHUCk 4T
3 2 1 - 1 S O O
W - A ( M ir t m * n t *
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CARPENTERS
H d p o rv La
borets needed nowt Tools A
Tfansaoftatrofireq d 1I d 11f I
LPH
3PM ll P M t h ill F u ll lim a!
E ic a lla n t working anuiron
m ooli Banul.tr C O M ! JOIN
O U R T E A M Apply today!
D E B A R T MAN OR
04N H * y. 17 A 43. O thary, FI
M l* , thru F rl
♦ A M la 4PM. 44*4434 E E O
R IO O K R V I C f S U fC R V I SON
John K n o t Village. Central
F lo rid a 's progressive conti
nutng edre retirement com
mumfy is seeking an eaperl
e n c e d i n d i v i d u a l w it h
eatenshre cooking knowledge
to mamtain high standards m
food quality and preparation
Ewcelfant salary and benefits
C o n t a c t F o o d S e r v ic e
Director, *04 221 3440 ewt 11
LPH
11 P M lo 7 AM lu ll lim a
Apply inporron
L o k a u * * Nurtmg Cantor
m t . t n d S I , Soalord
ir a t / m t / M n
R N 't fe ilt / h r . L R M 'lfe
l i t M/hr. C N A ’ S N W 44/hr.
O N N l C t f f . FI 11241........ t O I
O A L F R ID A Y
t l Stable Sanford firm offers
fun A variety! Your chance fo
shine! H irln gim m ediafeiy1
AAA RM PLO YM FN T
2*4W .tN »M .,_______ 111 1124
Write your own schedule and
direcf your own career We
offer Met firs , high pay,
great assignments, sign up &
referral bonuses, insurance
JO IN TH E BEST TE A M IN
C E N TR A L FLO R ID A !
GOOD W O M iR S N E E K O !
D A IL Y W O R K ...... D A IL Y P A V
CoK RoB torRH aM t........377 Fi l l
O R O U N O S P E R S O N w antad.
koma ta p p r t N r r t d Colt
373 40H Tuok F n torgppnl
WESTERN M EO tCAL SERVICE
Call 4*3 4331 ________
LBN'SACRH’S
Full A part timet Weekends
also! Work in a team oriented
facility All shifts, excellent
salary A benefits Laagwaai
Health Cart.................119 t m
M A N A O fM I N T
E i p tn a ll ph a tci ot loliaaa
n u ria ry production Knottl
adaa o l P H koiuab* M i lt
latling. a ll lo rm t ol pa.licnta
uta. appllcattan and aaltly
N urtaty localad in Sanlord.
F lo rid * In to rv M * by ap
pqm lm antgnly C o tltM 7.30
$72,000 + COMM
HAIRSTYLIST
Groat M O N E T ! Bury chop!
No tot towing C a ll
II3-4IM
20 yr old. A AA BB, Dunn A
Bradstreei Co seeks 5 top
level managers t v opening of
new regional framing center
_______ Call 402 042 4441_______
HAIRSTTUST
tV B R V B O O Y 't HAIR CUTS.
Lake M a ry Hintor Park. I I
hr p lu t com m htw n. good
tip*, paid holiday t!
C a llt c l 4444or 371 111!
M A N AG ER TRAINEE
Nat ! to looking lor ag
gressive individual Start im
m e d ia te ly! Call T I lo for
<2)4442
HAIRSTYLIST
d. full lima, laky
g u a rd ia n * * 311 STM_______
H A IR S T Y L IS T
I M a t min
p lu t llp t l Groat working *1
m otph tro! Apply F a n la ilic
V a m tS a n lo rd Call
333*04}
M A N A G E M E N T / SALES
Trainee', Apply in person!
L on screen, 390 Silver Lake
D r , Sanlord
372 10)1
PARTS M A N
Order, receive mfernai d«t
fnbution Computer eaperi
ence helpful Cal! Aero Pro
ducts. Longwtw>d
111 4941
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1492 9122 TAlewf Builders___
N E C E P T IO N ttT TE C H N IC IA N
W A N TE D
Fantastic Sam’s
Hair Salon, Sanlord Call
1219041 or 1)1 J24I__________
Reliable person to help move
spas Good pay. fluctuating
hours 321 7944 leave message
ANT
We new have lull A part lime
positions available on our
2AM 3PM shift as a result ot
openinq up a sub acute unit
carinq for the more skilled
residerd We are a superior
r a t e d f a c i l i t y o t t e r in g
ntensive rehab /restorative
programs We invite you lo
tour our facility fo look af the
possibility ot becoming a part
of our team Salary dependent
upon experience Apply today I
D I B A M Y M AN OR
49 N. Hwy 12 B 92. Oebary. FI
M ill, thru Fri
9AM H 4PM, 4499914 I t O
R N ’ S I L P N 'S
At Mefidian Nursing Center,
nurses are encouraged to turn
their common seme ideas and
motivational spirits into ere
ativety managing patients’
care F ie n b ie scheduling
{full part lime ), eligibility tor
health insurance from date ot
hire end retirement program
available! You owe it to
yourself to eBperience a dif
Parent kind of nursing Durst
t i t 2294................................. I D E
R N ’i / i m
P R IV A TE D U T Y
3 new round the clock cases
High tech pay
Call 240 1244
M E D IC A L PERSONNEL POOL
HWY 1292, Martlaod
R 0 0F E A l l LABORERS
Needed immediately E«perl
Rooting
C a ll 121 2421
M A N AG ED LOGISTICS
HEALTH F A O U T T F D O O S E R I
A N 0 D IE T A R Y A ID ES
John K no t Vlliaga. Canlral
F M rid a 't prograttlk* conli
nutng car* ratlram anl com
munity It looking ttparw ncod
bokar. cook I. dw lory a i m
and tarvlca partonnal Apply
in parton lo F«
SYSTEM S, I N C ,
R O K I N G ESTIMATOR
C E I Ic o m m e rc ia l ro o fin g
contractors) wilt tra in en
thuslastic person with sales
backgr%
*ung willing to learn!
Drafting experience helpful
Send resume to P O Bob 12,
Dobary. FI 122110012
A division ot Rydwr System, is
accepting applications tor
•H EAVY T H IC K M ECHANICS*
• n i t MECHANIC*
•TIRE M AN *
III N a d R Ia k i Dr., Oraaga
C liy .F L R j j t ................ EO E
RESTAURANT W ORKERS
P M d iih w iih a r v caoki F u ll
or port lim a Good p ly A
banal I!%' t* h *l PhtMl Country
CtoG U n t — d
44* W H
In th t Linford proa
€ >c«Mont opp ortu n ity and
banality! 407 33) tfOO. o i l 13)
B u ih Bivd ■Santord. F I . EO E
M A T U R E P E R S O N ■ To c a rt
lor ohtorlr man. 7AM 3 30PM
Rotoroncoy rag'd C a ll ED ITM
N o * haallh c a r t lac Ilily hat
a p a n ln g i G ood b a n t lll
packaga C a ll lor *3pnl
EM-H44................... - ........... EOE
t r i BatR tig g a r Than I v o r I
Homo a* L * y d 't Super Party
Plant E a rn 41000 by Doc H it
331*031.30447H m 330*713
SALESPERSON
M ale or female account ewee
olives Previous radio sates
experience helpful S a la ry
plus commission Call 1211221
M ECH AN ICAL DRAFTER
With sheet metal taper tenet
Prefer individual with some
CA D schooling Entry level
position I Cal I
H I l» 4
M N IT O t
C a m p a lltlv a t a la r y . good
T ill. o ic tllo n ! w orking
3
potitw nt. I dayt. I aval
V H LA G E ON THE GREEN
SEAM STRESS
Noodid immodlatoly C .p ari
unco tn awning htfptul but w ill
from E ip trto fK to n c o m m o r
c a l machmot a m u tl' Full
flm a C a ll Floram a. 3MM0*
IE C U R IT Y G U A R D I
H iring tor L*4* M ary araa
W alk ty pay
C a ll 4)1 33*4
M EDICAL POSITION
Needed for weight control
clinic! Super lanced only I
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f t f l a t a a ________
uooRare
For buoy orthqptodic otlittv
Contact: 7*7}}13
Metal Building Fraclort S La
b o ra rt A pply In pa no n
Building ley, Sanhr d Airport
F o r tm a ll K ro o n prln l com
pony C oa tm llh
3113134
la d w t oar* *4/Rr. * moro Irom
your homo or othca Ho t i p
nocattary M u tl K i l l havo
Phonal Fraolrptnarg 330 7474
N EE D A M T
Coll Oft ton Today!
O LSTC N SERVICES
m m __________
M E M H IG H E R S T A R T I N G
P A V t For cortitiod or tip orl
oncadNurto A id n All khilti!
Apply In parton to
Lakaa** M arUM Cantor
t t t E .h M S I ...............
.........
K B V B E F L A .. IN C . Rot Herr,
pay* lulthm to Rral E tlito
School I.............. Call 331 33CO
W o rko ri noadadL tk illo d A
um kiltodl Work today! Paid
ta d ly ia iS F rg n c h A y 33* 3411
NURSING ASSISTANTS
Will tromt All thilt« Contact
DaGary Manor lor an ap
painfmonl On Iho |Ob training
and tloitat *111 bo oiler ad
with pay I Will naad to proyida
twdkatDIaclary rotorancai
00N H w y .IIA tt.O a h a ry .F I
E ip trto n c o d . w ith d r lv o rt
licon ta, lu ll lim a potllion.
good aay and Ranalitt 373 4133
C*an. p ratt. low, Imom F u ll
lim a, tvanlngt. H hour. Rot
arancat H o aiparlanc* r*
— 1 . C H ............ 333 4344
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SHERATON 0 R U M 0 0 NORTH
I F a r m a r ly lh a r a la n /
M a itla n d I h a t Im m a d la ft
i for M AID *
4yfnRark*n:
l-a A Maitland Rlvd
Man. F rl.. IkAM J P M . EO E
I M A L L E N G IN E M E CH A N IC
P art/fu ll flm a E >p d R a l
C a ll Dolton* <04 70* 0477
TERMITE A PEST CONTROL
E x p a n d in g co m p a n y h a t
apanlngi tor a ll p oiition i No
oaportonce nacowary Salary
plu t csm m lkkion Good at
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C a ll 133 goal
T R A IN E R I
H i th ift avail
a b * Our clW nit thaw lhair
appraclalion tor aOiatyaudal
Form al framing A bonut
C * H . ,..................... » » n n
TRAINEES
tAMIalFM. aMdOMEED
PAINTEGS
furl control C i p r * K i not
a tta r*
Call 333 i m
PEOPLE G R E E TE R
To |a hr! In Sanbrdl Am war
M*na A direct call,I Your
poop* par tonality putt you la
work today! Banal.I,I
A AA EM P LO YM B N T
7M W. tMR St..
M l 1174
E apt r la net In Cammarcia!
LawnMamtonancpI 3310303
L E G A L CO LLEC TO R - Mm I
yr t aap B goad commumco
Mon u n it Salary A bonut
E tc banplilt*/growingCal
ARptoi Rich F a d PS**
M l W. U M f L . r
TRC T emp/P enm
H tM U N N U
ty ChMd Car* Contort Teach
art. A iilita a li. A Bat
prtoort Emp pryt 733*43}
TRUSS ASSEM BLER S
SA W O fER A TO RS
Both shifts, experience pre
ferred Apply in person
*owers Tn
Tress Pleat
1941 Aileron Ctrcte, Santerd
____ Airport industrial Park
U T I L IT Y TR A IN E E
I I hr! No experience neec^-dt
F uM training lor a trade in the
p rin tin g in d u stry! Q uick
raises A paid benefits!
AAA E M P L O Y M E N T
IM W . H f t m ,
SIS >129
WdiiEtt
Amelia’s llalian Restaurant,
Apply in person Wall Mart
Plaza. Sanford
1219043
WAREHOUSE W ORKERS ~
Full or part time position
Good starting salaries Must
have own phone A iramporta
turn Call 240 11)1 ATS No tee
ASSO CIATED
TE M P O R A R Y
S TA FF IN G
WELDER
For M IG and T IG aluminum
pipe Must know layout Call
for appointment DO 1442
WINDOW CLEANER
E iparWncod. M R h r
_________ Call 3314004_________
WORK YOUR 0 N N HOURS!
Part Time Defnomtralors for
supermarkets. Centrnt FI
area Retired A moms wei
come! Send feller to Box tlOS
PO Bon >412 Sanlord F L 22221
W RECKER ORIVER
Experienced! Good Pay. Musi
five in Sanford area. Apply
Bu*< h i Chevron, 1122 Celery
Y A R D RAAN/DRIVER Chaut
teur's license Experience
preferred Local co 1214417
1144 A D A Y ! Taking phone
orders People call you
11) 4421 Ewt L
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H o u M t o S h ir v
4*44477 * r Condo IS a lM I. M*
g H g ^ J E K iW R Ih f f l
3 bdrm hour. In Sanlord. w ill
ttvart w 'f.m a * . ago 7104
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datohSt
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M O N li t , CA L L 3 B 4 4 H
IA N F O R D ! I b d rm . I b*th.
Iany. carpet, u r a m r d pwch.
w a th 'd ry a r. C*n H /A , a ll
k tlth a n a p p l.
tllO p o r mo
13)0 dap Jt Jahm R ra lly C o .
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IA N F O R D • I A 3 bdrm apt!
474)/month r * p C Iran I
Rat rag'd 373 I M ler )74t»t4
1*4* L a k . M ary Glad
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411 Park A w . Laniard 411 A
HO weak, plut llOOdapmlt
C*ll 407 347 O N)_______
I bdrm. c**n, nit*, cony*
nwntly toe*** I N ) plut 4100
dapotll 47* 7403 or *74 44)3
1 BDRM A P T ! FROM *3011
P O R IIO R E A L TY
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g v m s
F u m it h G d / 4 t n i
IA N F O R D
Lovoly >
Eicollont ora* I 4<)t woah,
plu)43W toCurilyt
331 734*
1 0 )-H o o rn
U n f u m lt H t N / H t n t
AMAII A M U
Small 3 bdrm horn* 417) mo
Call i n 44*4 or M l 3*41444
FOR RENT OR SALE
S in f o r i. I bdrm I both,
canlral H/A. now carpal. 443)
plul lit A toll » 4U4 loavo
maliag* or toll altar 4PM
L A K E FR O N T NORM In Dobary
I bdrm with family room
4431 mo
NatlKoatryM3)33a
A L T A M O N T E 4P R IN 04
3
bdrm 3 both, all now carpot.
ylnyl and paint Fwicod ... .443)
LO NO W O O O
1 b d r m ..
Ilraplac*. K r u no* porch, now
carpal. Lk, Mary reboot) M M
FarnHRa* ■13) O iiG N i. ctoan
Ou*t l Hoar bath N*/wh oath
Farganan C o l im H30
" t 7 — A | M r t lY Y M t >
F u r w lt h t N / 4 t « r t
SAN FO R O
I bd rm . w ith
p r iv a t e b a t h , c o m p le t e
privacy $90 wk. plus $200
s e c u r it y
I n c lu d e s
utilities
2212249
A T T R A C T IY E I Bdrm Quiet
area, downtown It to'week
Inc! utilities C a ll 111 4942
S A N FO R D • » bWm studio,
close fo downtown. $90 wk
plus 1209 sec ,1212)49_______
S A N FO R D • Lovely 2 bdrm
w ith w ra p a rou n d te rn d
porch , w ash er/dryer, S10O
wk , ptus SIM secielty 223 2249
SPACIO US • Private, upstairs. I
bdrm . a ll utilities furnished
Super lor single or working
couple! SJM mo , ptus d tp No
pets! 32) 1912/tej
V f— A M r t n w it t
U n lu m it h R d / W en t
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Immediately hiring 4 neat,
enthusiastic individuals, 12
, to help with
lion wofk. trev
special prom oli
ef entire state o l F i expenses
& transportation furnished
AAr t e y etea, 442 lilt e * ! . t92
I4AAA-1 P M eat y
Fla D L . rapainl aaparwnc*
only. Apply 3WI Sanlord Aa>
R O O FIN O SUBCONTRACTORS
W A N TE D ! M ini hay* trurk.
looll and workman'i comp
Plaaiatall 314 0103__________
Ft** Local tow * uioRai
Call Marhal*l
33*1)0*
Randatg* Caart Rparlw anN
FURNHW O STU M O S
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S I M OFF I I T N O . H R T
CAUTOKY
1 1 ) - ) M 1 EXT. A M
M A R IN E R 'i V IL LA G E
Lk Ada 1bdrm
N lO m u
2bdrm »Ji> m o A u p I I I >420
IS H N S A RECO RD ?
Mr. R. Groan *1 laniard told
h li laniard HarNd d o u ilw d
coniullanl Iho following."!
had ltd colli tar tht 1 day my
claiklfwd ad ran. and I almati
M r. Groan w*) Ihrlltod with
tha Ifhtonlng quick r o iu tli ot
h li ad and rated the Harold
C la itlfia d t o to lo r u c c e it l
lo m o t h in g yaw w a n t la
a d v a rl.io *| low c o il and
achlav* racord brooking r*
i u II i T Try our la o cia l Id Day
r a l * a n d a l l m l n t t * th o
gum iw ark over tha numbar ol
dayt to run on a d l II It th*
towm l c a ll par lin t tor that
many canwcutla* dayt Ad
v a r liia r i ora Iroo to cancel a t
toon at r t t u l li or* raachad
and ora bill** lu ll tor Art dayt
Iho ad appoarod In th* paper
at that da y'I ratal la n ia rd
H o ra ld a d v o rlltln g cantut
Iante era rtody toholp with all
your aduorlitlng noodi Try
wtl Wo c a rt about you!
Tho loMordHorotd
O TM tl
L E A IE /O P T K 3 M lontor*. culo
1 b d r m t. I both, hardnoad
b o o n Immodioto occupancy!
t U t mo M t H l l w l N t ' K
IR S — D V R iG IT r it e N K / M u t
k u m e m p u i
Are you liretf of apartment
living?
Call 1)0 034?
E ir s u n u s M N T U
A P P L Y IN PER SO N
Man. M r* T R a rv .lP M 4 P M
13011 F R EN CH A V I .
SANFORD. F L
AJJlJUml
F E D E R A L SATE A N D CIV IL
S E R V IC E JO BS Nor. Hiring
Tour araa II3.3H fa 4*400
Im m a p ia la O paninat C a ll
1 13ISI733 OOklE K T t F I W
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Inltrior RonovMioni. Cab.
nets. Carpentry Installafiori
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Remodeling 407 322-7029
E w a p a 14 Ira H n l Work in
Sanford! Han* layup f t p a
m u d l Meld butUlina back
g ro u n d p i a t r r r a d f N a t l
.ompony nith nan plant A
product I t hr nith a .p plut
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Professional signs An* type*
(wood, lighted, real estate
trucks etc I
C a ll 111 91*7
Pissrol
D«m ing J2JJ904_o# 222 911)
BO G ’S F A G M M A IN T IN A N C C
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trv lth ttn g Hauiiinq i l l MG1
LAWN S I I V I C I
Free
e%iimates' Call aHe* SPM
I!) 4)11
A fw a fi Getiette'
TOTAL LAM fN CAG C
Mew td g e 4 Weed ( a t
Call 1*4 41
I GAN A GaraNart pamtmg 4
pvrssure ciraning <• yrs e ip
Hrte#emr s _____
111 IB f
STCNSTGO M P A lN TlN O CO
the spec iaWze tn refurbtshtng
older homes1 f©» a Free
CSttmafe phonr any time ?
Jo# <04 n s fiat
v e a s
rT u T T T T
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Frog E thmgtot/ loawrpitcownt
Sw Im m iHf F gg (
T W t t e lU U W a t t B iS U I I
Narehouse c tear ante of ne*
I9M pools 24 ft ■ 22 ft
completely installed Includes
huge (feck, ladder, fencing
f liter and sk immer F mane mg
available Other pools avail
able Cat) toll tree 24 hours?
1 I M 111 4949 Arne# « an Pools
By An Am erican Company
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paw l! Sapt Frao Ethm atott
T fR R S d f V ic t
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L a ins blump Or ind ng Tgo
111 I llfd a v v fM t e
Lef The F f d t s u e g l i «e if ^
JOHN A i I f N LAW N G TGK C
Tfent removal and lawn tare
time* Ail id t ? 449 9)4)
CouniRhti|
WTCHCMN
Q U A LIT Y
P G E 1 1 U R E C L E A N IN G
Satisfaclion guaranteed Free
estimates'
Call 222 «0?4
!h
COMPLETESNOME R f p iii r r
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H B R T IT W R B r*
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Needed Eapenerited only
Need frwrnpcHrtatian
|V h#
Calf 111 Idff_________
C«tr>»'i fr jwrS4’ Tif.|trvf%
will B r m
ORLANDO. F t
tii itw
Hobday Inn
121 West C o lo n ia l D<
Ju n e 1 4 4
1 C
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Bush hog Bob blading and
E . parian.ad’ M ^ i na*ar an*
b a n rliti M 'ra cla k M rb *
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A m riK a 's o k k s l iKewser
of k c ere am th o p i
needs qualified families
to iqwiate Ihek own
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R E P A IR )* R E M O D E LIN G
137 3*11 IKAMM3MI
R N K I A I I ill/ N
k c C
LABOR
71— H « lp W a n t y d
U n h im it h H / N t f li
D E LIV E R Y CO U PLE
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larpa van lor p * * r routo In
South Sam ino* Sunday only I
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m u d k a r t ca r. Meant* A
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AAA EMPLOYMENT
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
C H IL D C A R E IN M T HOM E
F u ll or port lim r E . p O &
b l r r w n Coll I » 00*4
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longwood Lk U o i i i h )*
r * « l oiporionto good ratar
onto* Availably dayv. n.ghli
in T iw m r i i i i i i n m
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h r I ot* . adult t! Lovt A hot
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D E P E N D A E L E M OM * ral 1
u n to Ol humor F om ily <1
m o rp h o ro S in l o r o L r i r
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B K P I R I f M E D MOM
D M hoArWI M my feomo.
c m m i m m w t iP M
H ID D E N L A K E ■ Laying core
provided A ll ogvtl Rotor
o o ta ti i a m p p m n o ogtt
L a to rd a v R o b y ilttin g . T l C
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i Mi ru i
IWMI It T«I»M BaIMm
DAILY W ORK, M I T M T )
J o in C e n tu ry L a b o r, the
highest paying temp service tn
the area! We rued men and
women no experience neett
sary C a ll today!
W MM
Ihlt lin t company' Accural*
l y p id lakat Hi it p s i Men na* I
DIETARY AIDES
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107— Mobil#
141™ H t n n ter Sale
KIT VrARI.YI.MD h> Urr> WHrSi
__ H o m # t / R e n t
mttOfiOOOHOMC
( L O I R SPRINOS oil HW Y
421. I 4 2 bdrtta ire
tr>
M M C4II 1JO M i l * 111 1140
TELP A I
R EA LTY 1
11 MRfV. 12M. M R A R Y
W S M M U I/ M M M -t tt t
i l l — Industrial
Rentals
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• AT N A M t h E V t n m f t u m
UNO.
Located in pretty industrial
park with l i l t Skylight In
••cli boy No credit needed1 l>
mo In m or month to month
Fre e • • U r. dumpster. 4
poking Mery U f J A S R a j/
.iit m
WITHROU ANOUND
CAGE
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i
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______Rentail______
1274471
For Looto or total uttt a ll/ fl
One of Santordt hoffrtl bull
n o tt lo c a llo n tl Corner/*
H o ry » I l u l l
fo r U to d
Fvrntlura. Inturence. etc
•04 214 1044 Ron or
402 121 nee m i
412 FA R R AYR . I* RACR ON
TH E M A R R E TI Thtt I ttary
V ic t o r ia n b o a u ly h a t I
b d rm t. 4 bomt. "moftar in
total" Oftarod at Ita ta*. taM
price *4 ICJ.MO II you do Ita
H i up'
Over J.lOOta HI
H U R R Y!
1 7 1— C o n d o m i n i u m
Rentals
mootsiMtvuuifit
M* 1 bdrm . 2 bom condo
m
with lirrp lo c t. Apphencet
plot nattaf/drter Amonl
I l « lt 4 2 l mo Cell collect
__________214 Ita ta ll_________
SAN D LtW O O O - Furn .poof.
l ublof ta 1 Rose, fan omokor
UQQ/Qop Rof Woeoft 122 1210
SANFORD Pine Ridge C h * '
N lc o 2 b d r m ., 1 b o t h ,
troilior/dryor. tcroonod polio,
pool, locum Iota, no poll
MJB'mo pluiUM depotit
“ “ “
tfF N N
W INTGft IP f llN O I
1 bdrm.
perch, peel end tennis! Close
te 4)4 4 1/47....... ........... U N
L O V E L Y I0 V L L W IL 0 B
H O M E ! N o o ly llt le d
Eacoltanl buy I 1 bdrm . tbotti
In tap condition an booutilul
lorpo tat m m Cttrut A OaRtl
Many oairatl Ooubta garage
M iiin ip p o rc ti........... PP2.MP
From your 1/1 tamo. Oronpo
City. Toned C l OrOyl W M
M A K ED A CORF/AROICER
402 1244141
Sanford. 1 bdrm B l «
CAR m a w
< «
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' if tie m iii«H >«i4 uiin 4 turn
W B K IV A P M C ft
lA C ttN O M f tlT tlM M tt
U T S T M IR U L CSTSTl
111-1444
117-Office RentaIt
R RAND M IN I
OHtce *400
Fo4tao Cootar. M l Fo4tao M
I f t a l J M t a If Otay 2
^ la m ia r
PtaMfy of PARR I NO I
Rtaootaipoctaii....... ute/RM.
___________ 111M M ___________
M U L L R iN T A L O F F IC R I
Vory rootonoblo! 11 X 14 For
Oofolll coll now . 111*121
i r o o m o f f i c e w i r e wim
X Roy room. A/C. c 4r p .lv
dropoi.portm t 401E 2im
1 s t * H a m a s t s r S a ls
AOOV T R I P O R S L A lt )'
•OR M PA LL. JR P .A .C S M
L A X « M AR Y R E A L T Y 111-4111
ASSM M SU < R E IM S
I Horn.i • . } bd rm t. I bom
*0 r#4!t!*# cathltan. 124.M0
tar bom I Ry i
LA R R Y M IR M A IL R R O K IR
H 4 4 X 4 ..... aw, ar*_.......m e m
BATEMANREALTY
Lie Rool »»tata iro ta r
M M UnierdAee
uiSTts____ 121-22*7
G U ILD ER C L O U O U T I
1*14 Wo lIR M ta lP M
) modrl hornet. oil 1 bdrm . I
bom. *<m liroplocn Bu"de»
p o rt (lo tin p c o tli From
U I.4 W 2’ iN 20 | W fltod
linoncmeoroilobta Coll
« ? 224 04M Oary Modtay
V E N TU R e I P R O P ER TIES
a y ORTNEEI H O O fl Lot*. 1
bdrm . 2 both, ipot plan, pool
& m onyo.trat!
142.IM
___ Coll 221 1002 221 1001
DANIILI
REALTYINC
•U U M R T
Now 1 bdrm. 1 hath *im dhi
ptropo . v o ry private lot.
T IK IW O r o M tc b ta tlM IJ M
>/M*lUMMM4
m a w ......... or..
VA ottumtatal 4 Rdrm. 1
bomt I Noor Frov. Bird A
tbopplnp p la n . ** acr*
woodod M . dM cor par opt.
motor appl . Im p * ternd
ptadt.C/H/A 421.4M Firm
Cod IH-1P41,1
ih B n n t . | i> h * U R * ta .lt\ d n
L**t*/Qplta.l|lMSS*4tar*PM
Wathmgtan 0*04 orM l Rond
monov avail *1 0 2V. 1/1 .
M U M O T t a r l MPdPO
ftjbtea ftadftly«ftte tee
Netired? I Adrm
doimouM. 1 cor poropv, o u .
tacoltanl Only ___
U 4W 2
Fmocioti l/ l. C M
A A , Fam A uOI rm . c m
port, comor tal 144.4M 4 M 1141
NMUMOThMOl
Modocn 1 bdrm , 1 bom .
Hidden Lota tan**. priced *1
all lim* t a i l TtaM tamot
tavo nr* point A CMpot A or*
rvody ta m ow ml Fricvd bom
only I ............................ U l . m i
CALLBANT
R EA L ( S T A T E
R E A L TO R
m tm
• >«ee to M a mop
1 4 1 - t t o W M t o r Sato
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STENSTROM
REALTY, I NC.
W t list and trU
more property d u n
anyone in It * Greater
.Senfordtafce M ery eree.
SANFOtOI REMODELED I
bdrm bam* Nlco location a
netghtartaod Elba I tarop*
roam Supor Itortar M rolirM
2«*m* Only I .............. SlO.m
SANFOtOI NEAT I bdrm.
Country Club Manor Noor
Ktaata. ilnpoinp A butiine
Nk* bon. tanced yMdl All
Hill tar 1.....................444 *00
SANFOtOI ASSUME LOAN 1
bdrm . I bom T*en»? Wool
Noodt Mm# TLC Dlttroil
iota Owner noodt out Your
advento«*l............... t u .m
• A N F O O O I N E A R
DOWNTOWN peril A Lota
Monrot l bdrm Hoi motol
•tap Doubt* tat Now root A
lltctan Supor tar lontaril
Pncedtighil
SUMS
TW O STOftVI 4 bWm . 7 both
homo with pool! large family
room* New carpeting! Large
covered patio! Country kilch
J ent Gorgeous landscaping!
• Priced lose!!!
144 400
A FFO ftD A B LG l ftt.MD dn tor
F H A buyer! Nothing down tor
\ VA buyer! J bd rm . 7 bath
' hornet F am ily rm t W W
s carpet! Fenced A m are!
Listed at only*
MS ROD
WTC N C KO LISTINGSt
m
ifit
Laketront* Lovely 1 bdrm . }
bath, eat in kitchen. Oak
floors.work room, garage,
storage room, welt to W»nn
Otaie Located in a nice
neighborhood*
MMdO
U 9 m io ra c ia a a i
M U i l U L V U » T pf pro
perty tor sate by owner ” Call
MotaWtoRRrM o r H I (M l
I from 4) U R o po m I
k t a To . F n * a h m t a m
M2 1210121. o il M l.)* )
I or 124 4042
RUVIM d O d O IL L IN d r
H EW IR TO W N !
N E E O T O RU4LOF
Our W fv K tt A ro Frna dly
Rod F vby CORtavtarin d
M O O UALIF V A L L A R E A tl
Cootrta 04 Fta R EA LTO R S
iw 2>4p m m a m
U SS tM M ttM S C S S M
INCLUOHM CLOWNO COST
) A 4 bdrm tam oom lontard
Ontario Dr Rory L o t . Mary
L o n p o a o d A A lto m a n l*
Spnnpt F m trtaclion call
FAUL OSBORNE
VENTURE I FROFSRTIES
_______n ia is s
AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEOIATE OCCUFANCY
TO OUALIF 1(0 BUYER
rttOTMU Mosiii weet
•VOiUMKOIANT*
Well Septic. Power Poles!
ft% Financing Available'
Largest FI Mobile Home Dealer
Cam i ftftftdaoiiti
Suggest Mobile Home m FlI
I t ■ 10 with all Options! fttt.soo
C lN tftM fttltl
t t Mabates. t4«sa. > bdrms.. I
ba.* C /N /A . wow carpet.
ftt.ftfti^ettHar. »M tftlfteees
141— W a ttrfro s rt
H e p a r t y / S ala
Coll now’ .......................4*4*00
___ ________S L S 2 ___________
L A R I M A R T/ IA N F O R O I
ASSUME l o a n Eibo mol 1
bdrm . 1 beta AAauo pround
pool. Epulppod kllcbon,
pantry A mar* Owner
mollrotad I .............su m
( A N F O R O I TWO ACRE
COUNTRY ESTATE. Wlmr
Lakaoco* 4 y*M *M Ipociou*
4 bdrm. 1 bom amid booutitul
Oo* prove Fool A tannu
court Hot ovorymmp you
need tar tun lump I U M .m
321-2720
322-2420
t m Fork Or.. SdkNrd
OOlW.LotaMoryW.ia.Rtery
C r f T to f tw I W t 171)72*
W IN T E R I F f l I M t
FOOL
T N M I 1 bdrm I bam. ipiil.
includti Ip*, urtenod porch
•oncod A ttu m a b l* loan.
llltMVM.I4«4N
Owner Financing' > bdrm . I
b f h i Breker pwnw. ftjft t m
U U Q IS I
J bdrm I bafh frame house en
a aft Acres. Highway frontage
an E Hwy aft P ra ^ rty may be
*pnt *
saotiia
111— A c re e a e L e t i/ la le
f O t S A U IT O W R d
I ' i acres ne«r LS Ashby'
US 000 J77 tl«4 after sPM
OCALA NATIONAL? Oft I IT
ftoodrd *•«% Oi.e* aiiess
I snoo each Ha meeey dawe*
ftkS 41 monfhif
Owner
(SMI ISO OSffer (SMI Oil 10)0
Oslernn' Lemon Blwl* Hd I '0
mi off Hwy 4IS I IS AC
Pared ra or I SOAC dirfrd
On'r I '4 S00 with Terms'
till A Terry Livie
ftemra Owfimited
I I ) ososer lea ISM
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l A C M t4 m
I S AC H I s ft* v«k
4 S AC Ml ft t ' l SfS
Only m m w lft i t l f from
Vute'iwe Hirer w»d
Unrestrtiled wuud peue'S on
t o u f ' i roed t SiFiwncmg
4>4 itoLm' Ca>* f*4»*'en Ce»p
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0 JO to S m
ifS-Cooeominiums
Co Op/Sale
IT OSSNf ft feortniwee v *4*
II
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AM)r*es Mon **>»u Triers
ftANFOftO 7 I Strnd l»orth
puu npt
i e | » « IMS nt
w JVbeF d*|F4 sis QUO 111 01S4
117— Mokile
Homes/Sale
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SU R GICALLY ASSESSED AS
A F E M A L E AND HAS AN
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AND F E A TU R E S AN E X TR A
P L A Y P E N O N IT S T O P
TH A T A C C O M M O D A TES
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sell. A consignment Jit f 1st
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lift Call__________ III totl
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padded chairs Table with
butterfly teat buffet and china
closet all very good coad*
haul SMO 310 *701 Call today*
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17 volt. Delco Freedom II
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oak crib. SS0 good cond .
misc baby clothes bass nett
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rebuilt tren*mi**ten. rebuilt
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new tiro*. uphoHtered *e«*t
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holding tank* with pump plu*
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best otter over ftUSOOO* Cal!
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tall loo m ________ 127 M20
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AS A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST
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BLONPIt_________
w iu A
my
s t u c k in m*
b y C h ic Y o u n g
lo u jp o a a *■
C o rtis o n e Is not best
treatm ent for neuritis
wu a A you auawo.
aoMdraaoa.
OSAR DR. Q O T T t I'm 64 and
havr hnd Imrk fiiln for 2.1 yram.
My phyalrlan gnvr me a cortlaonr shot and I was rvrnlually
fold I had arllaltl*. H rrrn tly a
neighbor suggrslrd nrurltla and
I a p p e a r I n h a v r all the
symptoms. In I here any I hind I
ran lake In help me?
DBAR RBADRRi N ru rllln
means nwrlllng and Inflammalinn nf a nerve. Thin ran result
(m m Infrrllnn i t Ihe nerve nr
nerve-pinching frnm adjacent
nlmelurm.
F o r e x a m p l e , s p i n e l nsIm arlhrllls Is a enmmun rondllinn In patlrnls nvrr 60 and In
marked hy calcium deposits nn
Ihe nplnal txxirn (vertebrae).
These dr|msltn may raunr prenaurr nn eerlaln nerves, with
resultant jia ln , weakness and
tingling. Technically. this In a
type nf nrurllln — nn. In (act, you
may havr nruhlls (m m your
arthritis.
In m y rxpertrner. rartlnone
Injections are rarely helpful In
this situation hnaunr. although
they may temporarily lessen
(tain and discomfort hy reducing
swelling, they do nolhing In cure
I h r basic problem. which Is
calcium deposits. Other treat
ment In Improve sym ptom s
would Include iqx-clal exercises,
a hack brace and a n t i
inflammatory drugs, such an
Ihuprofen. A course nr physical
therapy may reduce symptoms.
In severe caws, surgery (to
remove ihe offending calcium
deposits) may be necessary.
D B A R DR. O O T T i My
HO-year-old brother Is having a
problem with his vision.
Ills
doctor says this Is a retinal
>b)em. Can surgery help? Will
pn»b
hegr
go blind?
DBAR RBADBRf Elderly peo
ple are alTected by many visual
problems that Involve the retina.
Ihe thin layer of light-sensitive
photoreceptors at Ihe back of the
eye.
Netlnal degeneration Is such
an affliction: It Is due to the
age-related bulld-up of irritating
waste products In Ihe retina.
B jrJ
.
Although the word "u n n a tu
ra l" m ay have negative con
notations. an unnatural bridge
play can sometimes be a w inner.
W hen the 10 of clubs was led
against four hearts, declarer
could ace that East w ould have
an automatic spade shin after
w in n in g the d u b ace. T h a t
would not be to declarer's liking,
ao he made Ihe unnatural play of
allowing Ihe club 10 to w in the
trick. West now switched to a
spade. Declarer won the queen
and played a diamond toward
d u m m y . West grabbed the ace
and continued with Ihe spade
king. South won the ace. played
to the diamond queen and led
tire king of d u bs. After ruffing
the ace of clubs, declarer cashed
the heart ace snd then played
the king of diamonds. If West
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In the year ahead you are
likely to be much m orr am
bitious than you have been In
Ihe past. You're not likely to feel
fully satisfied until you achieve
surcras In two areas simulta
neously.
TA tTR U R (April 2DMay 20)
Your concentration level might
not be up to par today and this
could cause your work to sutler.
Keep your mind forunrd on what
you re doing at all times. Tryin g
to patch up a troken romance?
Th e Astro-Craph Matchmaker
can help you to understand wliat
to do to make the relationship
work. Mall #2 to Matchmaker.
P.O. Ikix OI42H. Cleveland. O il
44IOI-342H.
O B M IN I (May 2 1-.lune 20)
You may liave to lie extra careful
today In any matters that per
tain to your iM-naiual resources
T h i n k twice helore t a k i n g
gambles or specula! log
C A N C E R Mu nr 2 U lu ly 22)
Today you migtM find yourself
all alone out Inaii championing
an unpopular tuusr. It may hr
by Mm 0#vit
leading to w rinkling, atrophy
PETER
(shriveling) and malfunction of
this light-sensitive tissue.
QOTT.M.D.
Hetlnal degeneration Is usually
associated w ith spotty o v e r
grow th of tin y retinal blood
vessels (neovaacular prolifers means all), laser surgery will
lion), which further reduces via- retard this proliferation and aid
km. In some a
(but by no vision.
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No new vote districts
BRIEFS
Boy dies after saving family
TACOMA. Wash. - A 0-ycar-old Tacoma boy
wus hailed as a hero (or helping save 11 family
members trapped In Ihelr burning home before
he was overcome by smoke that led to his death.
"He's our little hero." said hh grandmother.
Mary Dworcak.
Jonathon Swenson had escaped the Saturday
morning fire, but ran back when he realized the
others were trapped Inside. Firefighters found
him overcome with smoke 20 minutes later.
Eddie Swenson said the family decided
Sunday *.o disconnect life support for Jonathon,
who suffered extreme brain damage and was
being kept alive on life support systems.
New boundaries needed in Sanford
but data won’t be available until 1991
districting cannot be done until
more reliable data Is available. Ihc
city altorney lold city commission
ers nl a workshop ycslcrday.
In a letter to city manager Frank
Faison last month, city attorney
By LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — New lines for voting
districts need to he drawn for more
tralanced representation, hut re-
William Colbert advised the city
commission. "Baaed on the growth
In the total population of thr city
and the large Increase in growth
and voter registration In District IV.
... redlstrlctlng Is warranted."
By J . MARK B A R FIELD
Horald staff wrttor
A nursing sujrrvlsor at Mary Bridge Hospital
said two other cousins. SamuntUi Dworsack. 2;
and her brother. Rodney Dworsack. 10 months,
showed cltgnt Improvement since they a c :t
brought In, but were still on the critical list
Monday morning.
From United Press International reports
INSIDE
□ Nation
Congress set to end pay raise
□ Sports
Lions ambush ’Noles
OVIEDO - Robbie Crager lowered In 29
IMilnls and rlp|rd down 12 retMHinds to lead the
Oviedo Lions to a 78-74 upset over Seminole
Friday night In Seminole AtlJetlc Conference
play before 301 fans at Oviedo High School
The Lions Improved to 10-13 overall and 3-7
In the conference. The Tribe dropjred to 15-0
and 9-1 In the SAC.
When Crager wasn't storing he had help from
Brad Dolton who netted 21. Tim Tocco who
contributed 13 points and right board* and
Dunny Phillip* who completed the game with 11
points and 13 assists. Seminole was led by
Bernard Eady with 19 points, five assists and
four steals Rolrrt Moore added 17 |K>tnt* and
14 rebounds with Von Eric Small adding II
points and Kerry Wiggins 10
Seminole opened the game strong as Moorr
and Eady hit connective layup* Oviedo bounced
right track with a bucket by Crager and a
Jumper by Boltm to even tiring up at 4-4 with
5 52 to play in ilw opening quarter.
Sow Sports
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Partly cloudy and mild today
Parily cloudy today
with a 30 percent
chance of shower*
and a high in I hr low
HO* Partly cloudy
tonight with a low of
60 and a 20 percent
chance of showers
Cloudy and cooler
tom orrow w ith a
high in the low 70s
□ See R cd lstrlet. Page 5A
Area legislators
to vote against
pay increase
Also killed wtw Ills 3-year-old cousin. Joseph
Gnry. who was hudly burned. The fire started In
the toddler's bedroom Saturday morning, but
the cause still Is not known.
WASHINGTON — The House, nfrnld of
reprisals from voters who might perceive
lawmakers as greedy, reversed Itself and mover!
Tuesday to kill a 5 1 percent pay raise hours
before the 845.000
Increase was to go Into
^
effect.
T h e S e n a te w as
expected to swiftly
follow suit by voting
to kill the salary In
crease. reaffirming a
political reality: a pay
raise Is probably the
most dangerous issue
on which to face the
American electorate.
House Speaker Jim
Wright. I) Texas, saw
that reality emerge »
»
-------the House floor Mon- Jim Wrlghl
duy, forcing him to bow to tire demands of
lawmakers tearful that maneuvering to silently
pocket the rulse would cast them their Jobs.
The raise, recommended by a special com
mission and endorsed by Presidents Reagan and
Bush, was to go Into effect at 12:01 a m . E S T
Wednesday unk-aa both the House and Senate
rejected It.
S s a P ng s OA
Data needed to evenly rezone thr
four voting districts In the arm will
not be available until thr 1990
decennial census Is completed In
1991. Colbert said.
Colbert’s recom m endation Is
based on research conducted with
city planner Jay Marder to de
termine whether existing districts
ure b alan ced . Before the fall
primary, the city commission asked
Acid spill
Winter Springs firefighters hose down a section
o» Tuscawllla Road at Trotwood Boulevard after
muriatic acid spilled onto the road. When acid is
spilled on a road, firemen pour wafer on il fo
Longwood forms
new department,
creates new job
By SANDRA BOUCHAHINE
Horald stall whler
_________________
LONGWOOD — City commissioners List evening
approved the flrsl reading of an ordinance abol
ishing ihe department of community development
und creating Inc dejurtmenl of planning and zoning
administration.
Acting Cliy Administrator Don Terry said the
action Is un attempt to ease the workload of City
Planner Chris Nagle, who Is Ihc clly's only planner
Terry requested Ihe personnel director to
advertise for the position of assistant planner, which
will Ik - a full-time permanent position.
The assistant planner will assist Nagle In
reviewing site plans and hrlp him with Ihe
comprehensive plan.
Nagle (old the commissioner* that little lime Is letl
to do work on the comprehensive plan and
long-range planning alter meeting with applicant*
and doing site pirns and z o n i n g Inquiries
The city will tike a survey of what the salary ts for
assistant planner In «<her cities
In other business
• Commissioner* adopted a resolution lo amend
an ordlnai.ee allowing nonblodegradablc industrial
waste to be used as landltll under certain limited
circumstances.
"nils gives Ihe lily Ihe authority to use clean.
Industrial waste fie landfill*.'' Acting City Ad
mlntstrnlor Don Terry said
The city recently purchased a check signing
machine und Sun Hank has prepared signature
plates. Commissioner* adopted a resolution to
authorize Ihe lew of signature plates to replace
facsimile stamp* and hand-signing of cheeks
• Commissioner* adopted an ordinance which
granted a non exclusive gartuge franchise in Florida
Garbage Service Inc. for Ihe collection of commer
cial solid waste. Thr minimum charge for twice a
dilute the acid and mako It as harmless as
possible. Officials at (he lime wero not certain of
(he cause of the spill.
Rep. B ill McCollum . R-W lntcr Park,
applauded Sprakcr Jim Wright's decision
Monday to allow House members lo vole on a
controversial 51 percent pay talsc for
themselves.
M cCollum . Sem in o le C o u n ty 's c o n
gressman. said he would vole with the
expected majority and defeat Ihc measure
that would raise Ihelr annual salary from
$H9.500lo$ 135.000
"I am eonatstontly opposed to any pay
raises." McColknn said Monday afternoon
from his Washington office. "This pay raise
Isn't Justifiable In Ihe face of Ihc mounting
budget deficits we have. Il doesn't make
sense."
McCollum. Instead, favors slight annual
cosl-of-llvlng Increase and housing allow
anccs. "I don't oppose Congress treating Itself
tile same as civil service employees." he said.
McCollum said Ihe public often doesn't
realize the rail of keeping a second home In
Washington represents the largest demand
for additional pay. A homing allowance
would answer But need, he said.
Lusl Thursday. Florida's two senators. Ik>b
Graham . D-Mtaml Gardens, and Connie
Mack. R Fort Myers, voted with Ihe Senate
ma|ortly to defeat the raise 95-5.
□ S e c R a is e , Page 5 A______________________
Related sto ry, soe page 6 ____________________
Child’s stabbed doll worries mother
By SUSAN LODEN
Horald stall wrltor
SANFORD — An Incident that muy Ire
linked lo satunlsm ha* been brought to lire
attention of Seminole County law enforce
ment officials, who said II Is Ihe flrsl such
Incident of Its kind to he reported In the
county.
A mother In the Deer Run sutKlIvtslon of
rural Casselberry told sheriff's deputies
Monday that In her 17-year-old son's
bedroom *hr found a large stuffed toy animal
ih.it had been stabbed with a sword and
which hail a noose around Its neck
The animal had been marked with a red
|Mlnl-llke substance dial appeared lo repre
sent blood. There were also pattern designs
drawn on die animal, which deputies re
fu ted appeared lo have been "used In a
mock satunlc sacrifice."
The mother re trie d lire find because her
son became violent when sire confronted him
and he broke a window In Ihelr home,
deputies reported
She said she has talked with repre
sentatives ol die stale De|kirtmenl of Health
und Rehahllallve Services utxiul her son's
trehavlor In lire past
Sheriffs Sgt. Greg Barnett, who attended a
three-day satunlsm seminar last week In
Sarasota, said that the cuse may Ire the llrsi
such incident to surface in Seminole County.
However, he added that at this point Ire
cannot say the Incident Is linked to satanlsm
"It's (Kissihle the boy may have Ireen
reading some satantr hook* and has Ireen
caught up In dabbling and experimentation.
Barnett said The Incident will Ire pmlred by
un Investigator, hr said
In thr seminar tor lawmen presented try a
Utah consulting group. Barnett said. Ire
learned that practice ol dir satunlc religion I*
widespread In lire nation and may Involve
many ht/urrr practice* including human
•arrtflcr
Sgt. Greg Barnett
Thr practice Is protected try dre U S
Constitution on dre ground* that n t* a
religion, until and unless a law is broken
during Its practice. Barnett said Such
activity Is underground but. Harriett said,
what the Iroy allegedly did with the toy
animal Is not Illegal
"I think there's reason lor concern Alarm'’
No |'d *uv concern
Barnett said of this
See Satanism . Page 5A
See Longwood. Page 5A
House speaker pushes for preliminary budget draft
Unltad P r a t * International
TA LLA H A SSEE — House Speaker
lorn Gustafson Monday urged
Senate President Hob Craw-lord lo
help produce a draft n( dre 1989-90
budget two weeks ahead ol schedule
so lawmakers can deride If last
minute tax increases must be
added
G u stafso n said he sup ports
Crawford and Gov Bob Mart trie/'
rail to rnart a budget with no lax
Increase*, but fear* doing so would
require leaving major stale treed*
unmet He said he (lid not think tire
stale could implement dre Growth
Management A d ol I9M5. light
crime and keep up with children's
Issues without raising more money
II a preliminary budget could Ire
completed by early May. Gustafson
said, legislators could see exactly
what programs would have to Ire
sacrificed to avoid a tax hike
“ All I want to do Is get the facts on
Ihe table e a rlv ." he said. "If
everybody ran live with existing
SUBSCRIBE f b THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE
revenues I am happy to do so I am
not going to tre the one that savs we
have to raise taxes
Bui I would like to examine dre
difference between the budget as
developed within existing revenues
and the level ol need unmet that is
critical lor Florida s future II tire
gap s too big everybody ought lo do
w tiai is treat lor Florida s luturr
Crawford said he hojred lo have a
budget produced by mid May. a
week ahead of usual, but would not
c o m m i t to G u s t a f s o n s
lwo weeks curly (dan He said
Senate budget staffers trellevr dial
given enough time they can rui
8250 million in waste from dre
rurrrni budget without damaging
crucial programs
Crawford also seemed suspicious
ul Gustafson s motivations
I think you have confirmed my
suspicions that thr early movement
on the budget may tre accomodating
new revenues — or a ploy for a tax
Increase," Crawford said
See Budget. Page 5A
.C a ll 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1
�3A — Santofd Heiald, SsnlonJ, Flonda — Tuesday, Febtuary 7, 1969
NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE
FLO RID A
B R IE F S
Department for elderly proposed
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Former hijacker starts weekly newspaper
MIAMI — .A former Black Panther who hijacked a plane to
Cuba In 1969 ha* Marled a weekly tabloid newspaper to,
express hi* now-conservalive view*.
Anthony Bryant was transformed from a militant leftlM to a
strident anil -communist conservative during his 12 years In a
('ilium prison. The first Issue of hi* tabloid newspaper. USA
Now. was published this week.
Working with his stepson In a house In North Miami, Brynnt
In mailing about 22.000 copies around the country. An
additional 3.000 will be distributed locally, he told T h r Miami
Herald In an Interview published Monday.
"There’s a cry and a scream for black, conservative Iradcr.
There’s a need for an opposing voice. I am not the
establishment." said Bryant.
"E*|>cclal!y in the black media, they arc very liberal." he
said. "1 hey play up to the Jesse Jacksons and the At
Sharptons. I don’t I attack t hem us traitors. *
Bryant said liberal policies hnvc kept blacks from attaining
I he success of othrr ethnic groups. He said the slice's* oi
Halllan Immigrants shows that black skin Is not u handicap to
advancement, but an Improper altitude is.
"No more wclfarr. No more help programs." he said. "My
God. It’s destroying us. Any black who has the nerve to blume
whiles for our self-destructive actions should be sent to a
nuthouse.
"The greatest fear of most blacks l* that of being robbed,
rajicd or killed, not by the KKK but by our own black
brothers."
In the first Issue, Bryant urged blacks to band together to
drive drug dculers away from their neighborhoods.
USA Now’s first edition, which carrtetl the page one headline.
"The Legend of ’Tony’ Bryant" frequently refers to his
hijacking post. In 1969. Bryant commandeered a National
Airlines (light to C u Im to gel arms to lead a revolution In
America.
Nassau County eligible for drought aide
TA LLA H A SSEE — Nassau County Is eligible ,'or federal
emetgency loans for crop and property damage caused by
drought In l9HH.Gov. Bob Martinet announced Monday.
Nassau County. In the northeastern corner of Florida, was
declared eligible because It ndjolns several Georgia counties
declared ns natural disaster areas due to drought from Ja n . I
though Dec. 15. I9H8.
"Tlie I9H8 drought had n serious Impact on a great many
Floridians, and I am pleased this assistance will Ik- available to
eligible farmers In Nassau County," Martinez said.
Farmers and ranchers who sustained physical or production
losses because of draught may lx* eligible for emergency loans
from the Farmers Home Administration. l.oan applications
should Ik - submitted at the Ftnlla Countv OfTIce In Callahan
before Sept. 25.
Lewis Powell hospitalized in Florida
JACKSON VILLE — Retired Supreme Court Justice Lewis
Powell was hospitalized Monday In Jarknonvllle suffering from
an upper respiratory Infection, court nfllctal* announced.
Powell. HI. who retired from the court In 1987. wus
hospitalized at the Baptist Mrdlral Center, suffering fmm an
acute upper respiratory infection and Is listed In stable
condition, n Supreme Court spokcswnmun said.
Spokeswoman Kathy Arlierg said thut Powell was In Florida
hr<ul}ig cases on the l llh U.S Circuit Court of Appeals. Powell
took senior status when he stepped down fmm the bench Ju n e1
2(i_lD87 and. as such, can continue tp hear rases In the lower
courts.
Powell’s retirement sparked a hitter Senate confirmation
liattle for Ids replacement that saw Robert Burk’s nomination
defeated In the Senate and the nomination of federal appeals
court Judge Douglas Glnsburg withdrawn after It was rrvcnlrd
hr smoked marljuuna.
Powell’s replacement, Jusltre Anthony Kennedy, finally
Joined the court in February IHHH.
SBA discusses aide to Gulf Breeze
G U LF B R E E Z E — Officials from the Small Business
Administration will Ik - In Gtdf Breeze tonight (o talk lo
businesses hurt by lhe nearly three-week dosing of the
Pensacola Bay Bridge.
Thr Esciimbla-Sanin Rosa county area was drelurrd an
economic disaster after a barge accident Jan 14 forced the
closing of the’ three-mile long bridge, the only direct link
between Pensacola and I In- suburban community of Gulf
Breeze.
SBA official* will Ik- in Gill! Breeze this week and next to take
applications for low-interest loans from businesses Unit believe
they were hurt by the doting of the bridge.
Brian Keeler, a spokesman for Itcp. Earl Iloilo. D-Flu.. said
some b u s i n e s s e s from Okaloosa County may also qualify.
From United Press International reports
LOTTERY
The daily number Monday in ths
Floods lottery CASH 3 gains was
007
I
Straight Play (number* In siact
order) t?M on a Meant bat. 1500
on 11
Bo» 3 (numbers In any ordar)
180 lot aSOcenl hot. 1160 on It
LI Boi 6 Inunbsrs in any order)
140 lor a Meant bat, 180 on 11
Straight Boa 3 1330 In ordot
drawn, 180 In any order on a It
bet
P
Straight Bo> 6 1290 In order
drawn. 140 il picked in combine
lion on 11 bet
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Tuesday. February 7 1989
Vol 81. No 144
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T A LLA H A S S E E — Gubernato
rial ca n d id a te Sen. G eorge
Stuart on Monday called for a
new Department of Elderly Af
fairs. saying Florida’s older pop
ulation Iras outgrown the state
agency that currently handles Its
concerns.
Stuart. D-Orlnndo. said thut
Florida has the nation's largest
elderly population with about 20
l>ercrnt of Us residents 65 or
older.
"It's a phenomenon thul Is
unique among the slates, but It
Isa phenomenon that will not be
unique In this country over the
next 20 or 25 years." he said.
"This Is a place where we can
show the nation how to provide
services, how lo provide funding
and the other things for this
Important population In the
fulu re."
Stuart. Sen. Howard Forman.
D-Forl Lauderdale, and Rep.
W aller Yo u n g , D-Pcmbroke
Pines, inirodticed a bill I hat
would tra n s fe r a ll elderlyoriented program s from the
Department of Health and Re
habilitative Services. Those
programs, as well as the people
and e q u ip m e n t needed to
manage them, would lx* moved
to a new Department of Elderly
Affairs.
Thai move, the lawmakers
said, would nllow Elderly Affairs
workers to concentrate solely on
adult housing. Alzheimer’s dis
ease. nursing homes and other
elderly concerns. H RS now
encompasses elderly concerns
plus Ihr nerds of clilldrcn. the
disabled, the pour and numerous
other groups.
"HRS has more than enough
to say grace over right now.”
Forman said. "Rather than el
derly ufTalrs bring |iart of a
larger bureaucratic organization.
Elephant kills keeper
at am usem ent park
TA M P A — A 34-ycu r-old
animal keeper was kitted at
Busch Gardens Sunday when a
2-ton African elephant named
Casey bent down and crushed
him with his head after the
keeper frll.
Joseph H. Allen, n 12-year
employee at the tourist attrac
tion died at Tnmpa General
Hospital about an hour after the
rntd-nftrrnoon Incident.
It was one of two Incidents
Involving elephants Sunday. An
elephant giving rides at a Fort
Myers fair bolted and ran Into r*
booth selling "elephant ear"
fritters, causing minor injuries to
five people.
Busch Gurdens spokeswoman
Glenda Gilmore said Allen was
prc|>arlng In feed lhe 17-ycur-old
male elephant and was leading It
Into ihr bam nt lhe lime but It
was not known If Allen tripped
and fell or was knocked down.
"Joe had turned around and
was hacking up, facing the
elephant," she said. "Either he
fell down or the elephant pushed
him down."
Shr said the elephant beni
down and crushed Allen with Its
head, almost as If It were about
to perform a hradstnnd.
Tile elephant was brought to
Busch Gardens four months ago
Lawyer urges
new trial
for inmate
Unltsd Press Intsrnatlonal
MIAMI — An attorney for
James Richardson, the man
convicted In the 1967 poison
ing deaths of Ids seven step
children. said Monday he has
compiled convincing evidence
of prosecutorial misconduct In
Richardson's trial.
"I have Just documented 17
Instances of knowing use of
perjured testimony by the
prusrrulor In the 1968 irlnl of
Ja m e s R le h u rd so n ." sa id
Miami attorney Kilts Rubin.
Rubin also accused the pro
secution uf withholding 20
Hems of evidence from R ich
ardson's defensr attorneys —
Including two stulrments by
Richardson — at the trial 21
years ago. nnd said thr dam
ning te s tim o n y of R i c h
ardson's rellm ulr was coerced.
for brredlng purposes. The nrcidcnt occurred In the breeding
urea, which is off-limits lo the
public and most employees. The
area houses 22 elephants und
Casey was one of (wo hulls there.
Gllinorc said Homan Schmitt,
an animal contractor who owns
Casey, was helping lake lhe
animal Into (he barn and was
walking Just behind II when he
nnw II out Its head down. She
said Casey had Just walked past
Schmitt nnd he saw nothing
occur until the elephant dipped
its head. She said Srhtnllt y riltJ
at the elephant nnd It pulled up
Its head, turned around and
went back Into the yard.
"Il wus an Incident that lasted
a s e c o n d ,” G ilm o re sa id .
"They're so big Dint they can do
so much damage In a short
time."
The elephant was left In the
compound y a rd where Ills
behavior was being checked by
two veterinarians. Gilmore said
at mld-momlng Monday the ele
phant had shown no signs of
unusual behavior.
Gilmore said Allen has spent
most of h is time at Busch
Gardens w o rk in g with ele
phants. helping train (hem and
riding them In shown, and caring
for them.
probably bring broken off Into a
smaller place with more quality
services. It would serve the
people that It has to serve much
better."
The cost of the new depart
ment would lie minimal. Stuart
said, because most of Us needs
arc already Im hided In Ihr HRS
budget.
I ii N o v e m b e r , v o t e r s
o verw helm ing approved an
amendment creating a depart
ment of veteran's affairs and
giving lawmakers the authority
lo create a department of elderly
affairs.
Tests show radon
low at UF campus
Unltsd P r s s s International
G A IN E S V IL L E - Radon
tests detected only low levels
of lhe radioactive gas on the
University of Florida campus,
Indlcuilng thr naturally occuring substance poses llltlr
health Ihreal to students.
Tests results were released
by the university Monday.
About 360 test canisters
were placed throughout the
university’s six family housing
units nnd 92 .c*ld*-nrc halls
during December 1B8H. Nine
ty-four p ercen t of tltose
canisters delected radon levels
of less than four plcocurles jut
liter — the standard for
measurement — which is con
sidered w ithin acceptable
limits by lhe Environmental
Protection Agency.
A total of 23 canisters, or six
percent, showed levels within
the four lo 20 pleoetirlrs per
l i t e r r a n g e , w i t h no
measurement above 18
ERA gu id elin es suggest
monitoring for an additional
year any arrns wlili radon
levels In dial range In order to
eliminate the possibility of
In n a c e u ra tc re a d in g s. If
follow-up readings are con
sisten tly higher, the ERA
suggests some corrective ac
tion eventually be taken.
"T h ere w as concern on
cam pus after n statewide
study found thut Alachua
County hus higher levels of
radon Ilian oilier areas of thr
stale." said BUI Rroperzlo.
UF's director of environmental
health and safety. "We were
relieved to find that our resi
dence halls fall significantly
belovz the overage V i this
area."
Rroperzlo said the average
background radon concentra
tion Inside buildings In Florida
Is about 0.8 pcl/1 although
recent studies Indicate thr
average for Alachua County
may Ik - higher.
A statewide study conducted
In 1987 found thut 81 percent
of the single-family homes
tested in Alachua County reg
istered radon reading:! below 4
pcld. while 17 percent showed
readings in the four to 20 pc Id
ra n g e . A bout 2 p e rce n t
showed readings ahovt- 20.
Rroperzlo said monitoring
will be continued In those
areas.
M istake leads to candy recall
urinalysis was administered
McClelland said she Is a ciga
l*ollce said a urine aamplc rette smoker and said she has
S T . P E T E R S B U R G - A from the girl showed traces of ex|>er!mentcd with cocaine In
tnlx-up In urine samples led cocaine and BulalbUnl. a de the past. But she said Sunday
olllrluls In believe some candy pressant. and Circle K subse she Is not a habitual user and
may have been contaminated quently pulled the Garbage Rail knew nothing of the barbiturate.
wttii drugs, causing II to be candy from Its 56 stores In She declined to tell a reporter
puller) from shelves at a conve Pinellas County und In Hudson when she last tried cocaine.
Donlrl said tests by Pinellas
nience store chain, police said in Pasco County.
But
toxicologists
realized
Mrdlcal
Examiner's chrm lsis on
Monday.
The children’s candy called somelhlng was wrong Sunday 39 other container* of the candy
"Garbage Rail" Is pnekagrd In when they also tumid large revealed no drugs or foreign
tiny plastic eon lantern nnd grn- amounts ol nicotine In the urine substances, and said thr stores
can resume Its sale.
crally Is shaped like shoes, sample.
Bernadette Tronzo, nursing
Another urinalysis was con
bottles, cans and other garhuge.
ducted on lhe child, who by then supervisor al Bayfruul. said
The mix-up occurred Friday showed no signs of H'liess. It Sunday dial It Is possible the
when Ltsa McClelland raid she turned up clear.
mother picked up another sam
fuund some pHI-shnpcd pieces
McClelland. 25. said Sunday ple. She said hospital pollry Is
among the garbage-shaped there was another cup with for each person providing a
candy after her 3-year-old urine In the room Friday, and urtne sample to bring It out of
daughter Shnynn apjteared to llull she also used a cup lo show die restroom and give It to a
become HI.
hrr daughter how lo provide the nurse.
But shr said some patients
Shr feared her daughter may sample. Somehow, the wrong
don’t follow directions and leave
h ave been p o is o n e d . Her sample was turned In lor testing
Roller spokesman BUI Donlrl lhe sample In the restroom and II
2 -year-old son Kevin, eating
Irom a second package, did not said Investigators believe the the nurses are busy, which Is
first sample mas dial of thr likely In the emergency room,
show signs of Illness.
The mother called police und mother, but McClelland says 11 they sometimes don’t remember
Shayna was taken to Dayfmnt must have tx-rn the one already lo ask |Mtlrnta for thetr urine
samples.
M e d ic a l C e n t e r w h e re n In the room
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, February 7. 1989— J *
Marina fees debated
PO LICE B R IE F S
By LA U R A L. SULLIVAN
Man charged with battering woman
Horald staff writer
PASSP! JJtn r.V - !na A. Dixon. C3. cf 000 O scccli Trail.
Casselberry. reported to C.-jixelberry poller llml another
resident at that uddirss choked and hit her during u fight there
at about midnight Monday.
Hoy Andrew Wood. 56. of the name address. wax arrexted on
a rh.irg of battery at home early today.
SANFORD — City commissioners yesterday
discussed ellmlnallng marina launching fees they
Implemented six months ugo.
At a workshop, where matters ure discussed but
not voted on. the commissioner* reviewed revenue
from launching fees collected over a six-month
period. Th e launching fees, which are collected on
weekends and holidays only, produced a net
Income of $2,919 In six mondis.
When the fees were Implemented, the com
mission anticipated an annual revenue of 860.000
from marina feecollecllon.
Commissioner A. A. McClanahan argued for
continuing fee collection, contending that nearly
all marina users are from outside the city.
"(Sanford) tax payers will have to pay the bills for
south Seminole County to have a recreational
facility" If fees are discontinued.
McClanahan said he had received only three
coniplnlnts about launching fee collection.
Although he did not Initially support marina fee
collection. Commissioner Bob Thomas said. *T
don't think the city should track off now."
Encouraging free marina use by county resi
dents m ay be one way to solicit rounty assistance
In fighting midges on the lake. Commissioner
Whltey Eckstein Mid.
"If we're going to solve this midge problem, we
can't do It by ourselves us u city." Eckstein said.
"We're going to need Seminole County's help.”
Mayor Bettye Smith asked the commission. "Is
82.900 worth It for us?"
Parks and recreation department Director Jim
Jcmlgan presented the commission a Hst of
alternatives for fee collection. Including a sevenday collection schedule. Jcrnlgun estimated that
Two marijuana crops uprooted
SANPORD — In separate cases Monday In Sanford, both
Seminole County sheriffs deputies and Sanford police arrested
men accused of growing marijuana at their homes.
At 11:23 a m Monday. Jeffrey Alan Whitaker. 27. of 1106 W.
First St.. Sanford, was charged with cultivation of marljuanu
and possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana. Sanford
police reported that Whitaker's wife led them to the locations of
50 marijuana plants Inside their house. A five-gram bundle of
pot was also found hanging on a wall, police said. Bond Is
81.000
In the other case, sheriffs deputies charged Aldcn Duncan
Council. 31. of 3740 Laura Avc.. Sanford, v/llh cultivation ol
marijuana after 20 potted marijuana plants were found at his
house. He was arrested at home at 5:50 p.m. Monday. Bond Is
81.000.
Woman says she paid to avoid rape
LONGWOOD — An Orlando woman who met u man at a
Longwocd K ir and left with him to use narcotic* In woods near
the Altamonte Mall. Altamonte Springs, told Seminole County
sheriffs deputies that the man tried to rape her In the woods
and she paid him 8450 not to assault her.
Alter the paymrnt. the woman, who had been picked up by
the man at the Post Time Lounge on Dog Track Hoad at about
12:30 u m. today, fled from the suspect's car. A witness picked
her up on nearby Palm Springs Drive, and she reported the
Incident to sheriff s deputies.
revenue could be Increased by nearly 825.000.
In other discussion:
• The commission slated s vote on emergency
adoption of Impart fees for Its Feb. 13 meeting
agenda.
After director of planning and engineering Bill
Slntmons presented a report on the systems
developm ent fee co m m ittee. M cClanahan
expressed concern that no Impact fees had been
Implemented since he was elected two years ago.
While a smaller community like Oviedo has
Increased fees during that period. McClanahan
said, the city of Sanford has developed no fees to
accomodate growth.
The systems development fee committee held
Its first meeting last month to discuss Implemen
ting Impact fees for recreation and police and fire
protection.
• Responding to a request by Sanford Police
Chief Steve Harriet, the commission scheduled for
Feb. 13 a vote to require occupational licenses for
game rooms and arcades.
Harriet recommended to the commission setting
standards for arcades similar to those required of
dance halls and establishments selling ulcohollc
beverages. "I'm not opposed to them," Harriet
M i d . “ I’m Just saying they should be operated In a
prudent manner and operated In a way that's
suitable to the character of the community It Is
In.”
• The commission told Simmons to proceed
with advertising for contracts to renovate the
cultural arts center on Fifth Street. Simmons told
the commission bids would open March 8. and set
a tentative date of contract award for March 13.
Renovation of the former city library, funded by
a grant from the Florida Division of Historical
Resources. Is scheduled for August 1 completion.
Man reports gold necklace ripped off
Shuttle crew denies pressure
SANFOKD — A passenger In a car that stopped on 18th
Street at Southwest Hoad In rural Sanford Monday, reported to
.•herlffs deputies that one of 30 men who approach .’d the car
reacned In an J ripped his 20-Inch long gold necklace from his
neck
Hubert M. Hevelng. 16. of 3202 Orlando Drive *207. Sanford,
told sheriff s deputies he and his friend were In the area looking
for a woman they had met the night before when he u’as
robbed.
U nllsd P r s s s International
CAPE CANAVERAL - The
shuttle Discovery's crew, deny
ing NASA Is bowing to launch
schedule pressure, reviewed
emergency procedures Monday
amid w ork to replace three
critical engine turbopumps In
tim e for u delayed M arch
blastoff
Arnold Aldrich, manager of
the shuttle program at NASA
headquarters. M i d "barring any
hiccup," Discovery should be
ready to take off on the 2Hth
shuttle m ission as early as
March IO. without delaying the
next flight on the manifest, a
high priority mission to launch a
probe to Venus In April.
"In term s of (March) 10th
through the 14th. our best-guex*
manifest today says we can
make those dales." he said at a
news conference In Washington.
"There are a lot of unknowns ...
and I c a n ’t say today we'll
Unidentified man charged with DUI
SANPOHD — An as yet unidentified man was arrested on a
charge of driving under the Influence. "John Doe." no age or
address given, was arrested at 7:24 p.m. Monday, after his car
was seen weaving on Slate Road 434. Longwood. He Is ulso
charged with having an unasslgnrd license lag.
Two charged with cocaine possession
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A Seminole County sheriffs
deputy who stopped a cur and confronted the two occupant*,
who were believed to have been In a fight earlier In rural
Altamonte Springs, arrested the pair after finding cocaine In a
search of the cor.
Charged with possession of cocaine at 9 07 p.m. Saturday on
Stale Hoad 436 at Jackson Street were: Anthony David Murty,
23. of 405 E. Palmetto Ave.. Longwood: and Annette Hall. 34.
of 1059 Williams St.. Altamonte Springs. Bond for each Is
82.000.
Another scam
reported in area
B y SANDRA BCMJCHAHIME
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — Assistant State
Attorney Beth Rutbcrg said that
residents should be aware of a
scam recently delected In Ihe
area.
Known as "pigeon drop,” It
usually Involves people trying to
extort money fmm victims by
engaging them In conversation.
The most recent rrporlrd In
cident occurred last Friday In
the parking tot at Wal-Murt
Discount C itie s on Orlando
Drive. Rutberg mid.
The victim was an elderly lady
who was approached by two
women. They told the lady they
found $300,000 In on envelope
and displayed on envelope with
some money sticking out They
M i d an "attorney friend" told
them they could keep 10 peri m l
each If they came up with some
soil of "collateral" for the In
ternal Revenue Service.
Legal Notices
T R A N S M IS S IO N
T R O U B L E ?
HARRELL & BEVERLY
TRANSMISSIONS
209 W. 25th Street • Sanford
3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5
29 Years Sam e Location
F A M IL Y O W N E D
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PH ILLIPS
" 6 6 "
EMERGENCY
CALLS
MONDAY
• 10 53 o.m. — 711 E.
First St. *11. medical call,
man. 90. transported to
Central Florida Regional
Hospital.
• 1122 a m. — 88 Lake
Monroe T e r r a c e , false
alarm.
• 218 p.m — 3410 S.
Sanford Ave.. medical call,
cancelled cn route.
• 4 29 p.m. 1306 W.
Third St., trash fire.
• 0 53 p m - 1901
Country Club Hd.. brush
fire.
• 8 25 p in . - 1704 W
14th St., trash fire
• 10 06 p m
2006
Cedar Ave.. medical call,
woman. 81. not trans
ported.
TUESDAY
• 2.56 a m. — 107 W.
Ninth St., medical call. boy.
18 m onths, not trans
ported.
• 6 14 a m — 117 Drew,
medical call, woman. 40.
transported to Central
Florida Regional llospind
commit to one of those dates
But those ure the dates we'll be
considering."
Even though D isco v ery 's
eventual launch date Is In doubt,
a dress-rehearsal countdown
began on time Monday at 8 am .,
u traditional pre-launch mile
stone scheduled to end Tuesday
at 11 a.m. with the simulated
Ignition of the shuttle's thrre
main engines.
The ship's crew — commander
Michael ('oats. 43. co-pllot John
Blaha. 40. James Baglan. 30.
Robert Springer. 46 and James
llu c h ll. 43 — flew to the
spaceport Sunday and spent
part of the day Monday boning
up on emergency escape pro
cedures ut launch pad 39B.
" E v e r y t h in g 's gone real
smooth." Buchll told teporters at
the base of Discovery's launch
pad. “We've been real pleased.
All our hardware looks good, the
vehicle looks good. ... We're
pretty excited about getting
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/ tlo c fv l
Hoy don
P u tX l* Fad 1 . 14 I I . N ltd*
DC Sat
r e a d y lo g o .”
All five astronauts planned to
don b u l k y b r i g h t - o r a n g e
spacesults early Tuesday before
climbing aboard Discovery for
the final hours of the simulated
countdown.
D isco v e ry o rig in a lly w as
scheduled lo blast off on the
year's first shuttle flight Feb. 23.
but the mission was put on hold
after engineers found tiny cracks
In a high-pressure liquid oxygen
fuel pump used by the shuttle
Atlantis In December.
Playing It safe. NASA manag
ers decided to replace all three
pumps aboard Discovery with
pumps assembled In a different
fashion that are thought to be
Immune to cracking. The first
pump was removed Monday.
Com m ission
saves injured
K-9 dog’s life
S r AANORA AOUCHAHIM
Horald staff writer
LO N G W O O D - C i t y
commissioner* were told
last night tli.it Kilo. .*
two-year-old K-9 dog used
by the police department
for tra c k in g , b u ild in g
searches and Item recov
eries. has hip displacement
and cannot be used for
police work.
The commissioners de
clared Kilo "surplus pro
perty" and suggested that
the German shepherd be
used for security purposes
a s Is s u g ge s t e d by a
veterinarian
"This Is kind of xid we
have to do this again. It's
one of those unforeseeable
t h i n g s . " Ma yo r H an k
Hardy M i d .
Police Cliief Greg Mann
ing last night asked that
the commissioners not de
stroy Kilo, but find some
thing that the animal could
do.
The city paid 82.200 for
the dog last ycur.
Manning asked that the
city attorney draw up the
(Kipers to receive another
dog. S h e r l o c k , at no
expense to the city. The
dog Is being donuted by u
Longwood police officer.
"The dog (Kilo) Is still In
good shape. We'd like to
try to sell it and put the
m on ey into t r a i n i n g
Sherlock.'* Captain Terry
BakrrM ld
There hove bern seven or
eight canine dogs with dif
ferent ailments Including
h ip d i s p l a c e m e n t In
Longwood within six years,
according to Baker. Hr said
the
police department
w a n t s to hav - t h r e e
c a n i n e s on I t s force.
Sherlock will br the second
p o I I c e d o g .
C o m m i s s i o n e r s
a u t h o r iz e d th e n e c e s s a r y
p a p e rw o rk b e d o n e to g et
S h e r lo c k .
Aldrich said the pump work
has proceeded smoothly so far
and that s firm launch date will
be set at a formal flight readiness
review March 2 and 3.
Legal Notices
N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT IO U S N A M I
N otk* It twrobr given mat I
am engaged in bu tinoti a* laat
l a t a 0r<>* Cokkotbrrry. F I
n to *. Wmino** County. Florida
under m* F Ictlltau* Nam * ot O F
E N T E R P R IS E S . and m a i l in
**«d *• rogit**- la id n*m * trim
**i# C lo rt ol m * C ircu it Caur*.
Wminol# County. Flo rid a In
accordant* v im m# P re vitw n t
o* m* F ictitiout Name siotuN t
T o w n W etlan g atot Flartd *
UatuW t itt*
t Oar Ion# P arklm on
Pudi.tr* r « d * 1 4 I I
t* I toy
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L l O A l N O TIC E
N O TICE OF CMANOC OF LAND U SE
P U B L IC M l Alt i** 0 T O S C H IL O O N
MARCH I. I tot
Ho*ico it horodr gi von ***** ttw W m inol* Count, t o t a l Planning
Agency Planning and Eanmg C c m m iu a n ( I P A . P 4 / I wit! conduct
a yubl.c Soaring an Morel* I. I tot boginning *1 4 M p m . or a t tow*
moraattor a t po tfd4* in m* County Service* uuilding. Itg i £ r i m
i t . io n lord. F t . Boom WHO It** purpot* of t**o Scoring It lo
rocoivo public input or*d conttdo- on, local government or ottwr
ogoncy Commantt and m a t* rocom m *nd*ti*nt to ft** Board at
Count, Com m lttkm or t on reguotWd omondmontt to mo County
Compr**t*nilvo Plan
Ft** l P * P I / w ill contidor attotiatod
reronmgt -**•-• app*>caS4*. cancurrontty wtm m# r**)u*ttod
•mondmontt (La n d Ut# omondmontt an propyr ! , containing
lloodprono and wetland O'oat remain tudioct I* ttto agglicadl*
Contor .atw n Land U t* dm gnaiien and ion mg clo M lfketw n and t*w
proviiKm t relating mavoto I Omondmontt ond reronlngt I* be
(o n td o ro d b , mo IP O r 17 a rt ot to<lowt
S T A N L E Y F S O D K IN
Omendment from Medium Don.*-,
•*t*d *n tiai to Planned Development and atoociatod colon mg tram
MM I tlm gio F a m ily Mob*W Horn# P o rt D ittrtctl la P C D IPlervtod
Cam m artial OovdWpmon* D tttrirll dote* bod a t le t n Orlando
Indtfttriei P ark lu d d m tian . according lo **w plat macaw* recorded
In Plat BooO IS. P ag * loo ot **w Public aocardt ot Wmino** County.
Florida. Wet ion M Tew itM o I I Wu»*>. Bang* I t f a i l tu rner
dotcribad ot located on m * tout*! t*do ot P a rt Rood aogroiim ataly
•00 toot oatt of me in N r toctwn o* B io ta ,* Trail IS R 4141 and Park
Road abutting P a rt Road and Palm Valley D-Ivo containing
appro* m a **i, o-gM acrot ISC C D ittrict II
ROVM OND B R O D IC K — Amendment from trig s D o m tit,
Fyttdkntiol to Com m ercial and attotiatod rorarung from R 1
I Muit pi* r a m i . Dwelling O it tfk tl I* C l IR a ta il Com m on col
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H e rito r!, n g M o t w ar low at M cCullacS't Rood and mo E e tto rt,
n g b le t w ar ima at O ia ta y i Troll. Mane# HOP*a) it W. n o g ie*d
F • • n c i , n g tito t way Ima a dttianc* at fl# 04 loot t*r a PO IN T OF
• EO lN H IttO . m#n<# continue *400*01 I t W a dittanco ot at to tool
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lacatad an m* * * t i t*d* at O ialay* T ra il t t B it a i appr*rw*ai*<r
140 too* taum at mo mtortoctmn at 1 a a it and P * ‘ rn V a lle , t> ir *
and an m* norm t-dv *4 Cotmty i n# Rood appro*.m ow n 4>4 Wo'
oati at m# n V r w t io n at 1 R 4)4 and Co m 'y L m* Rood con'au-ng
appear im ataly m m act ot IBCC O ittnct I I
B O R R IT T O LLIVO N - Amondmoni Nom luburbon E tto fy t fee
P lan n ed O o r» l* p m * n t and a tto tia to d rtio n m g trow* A I
lA g rk y ttw o l *0 P U D iPlarmod Umt OoiQiapmonti deter mod at mo
Wum it at mo Horm *o«i u w
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m* I a tl 11 ot mo Nor m oatt r and m* Wumwott .
m* N o r-w e ll
N . lo t * at Pw MNkivo R iver M Wctwn 0 Tow ning X Wum Rang*
I f Eat* I f m mo it Count, Florida and mo port of i n N a rb o o tl N
f t - * Nor moot l V, at W ctwn 4 Tow ning 10 Wv*n l u g , M | .*<
tying io t* at me Wot .a R iver. W m moN C o u f t . F U r d a and mo
Norm w ait *4 at m# Wumoot* N ot W ctwn >*. Tewnonip I f Wum
• * N t >* I I I ' lim in o w County. F w r d * m i rlgFd at w ar Nr
longwood M artNam Read and 1»itw «id C a t t r in t Railroad and
L**t l mr-tugn M M d u t in accwOmg N m* p*ai *t GORDO p a r r
Legal Notice
a t rocardad In P lat Boo* 1 Pag* i f ot t*w Public Racardt ot
WmmoN Comity. Flo rid * and l* * t I ituougti k l Inc lu ll r * . a* to Lett
k ! mrougn a ; m ciutiv* alto Lott at mrougti 14. In c lu tir* a lia Lott
H mrougn 101. m ciu tiv* a>to Lott ip* mrougn I I I . m e iv tir* and
m at block marked ' Or eng* Grove according N mo p4*l at GA RD A
P A R R HOME S IT E S a t recorded m Plot Book 4. Pog* I f ot m*
Public Rococo* ot W mmoN County. F io r d * fuvmor d rtrn tw d at
• o il at Nw W otHa R iv e r, toutti *f Marttuam Road aoprooimaNly
) 000 Not not I at M arksam Woodt Road containing Oeprou meat*!,
171 acrot (BCC O it N id ll
W A V N t S IN N K T 1
Amendment tram Suburban E tta N t N
Com m ercial and ataociaN d re toning tram A I ( A griculture! N C I
IR a ta il Commercial D U N K 11 dotenbod a t Commence ol m*
Wumwott cor nor ot Soctwn 11 . monc* Norm 0Orel 47 Wott along
ltd Wot' lino ot ttw W um wott '* Ol Soctwn 11 N r I I SO tool m*nco
SovtN i f - 44*11** E o tt along mo Norm rigtitot woy ot StaN Road aaA
IP a o la Road I and along 0 Una 1100 Not norm at and pere'WI N Pw
Seutti in * at ttw Wum wott N at W ctwn 11 N r l i l t to Not to Point ot
Boginning tfwnc* norm 00*01 *) Wott M il 14 Not ttwnc* toutti
t P a r i l " E o it. owng ttw Norm I in* ot ttw WutN IF i f ctuomt ot ttw
Wumwott I* ot Soctwn I I . Tewntt.*e I t SouPu Range M E o tt and
along ttw Smrttwrty llm ltt 04 Pw Town *t Paolo per p<v 't ttwroot ot
recorded m P lf t Soot 1. Pog* 4 Plot Boo* 1 Pog* t ) ond P lat Boo*
I . Pago f t PubiN Rocordt at SomirwW County Florida, tor a
d it'a n r* at Ml fa No* ttwnc# Wum o p -g rit
Wott *Wng m*
con N r I n * at ttw abandoned rtg btotw o y *t ttw S C L 'A C l RaiNoad
N r I i n Fa Not ttwnc* norm >0*44 11 Wott along toad Norm
rigtit ot way ot Paolo Rood N r Mt N Not N mo Pc— t ot Boguvurg
tu rn e r dtoenbod a t Wealed an m# norm t d r at P ao U Rood 1C R
**A I. opgroalmaNly I 100 Not eott i t m* intertoctwn ot C R MA
ond CNango BauWvard cantaming aop ronm aW I, I I acro t IBC C
D ttN w tSI
V IH L IN /H IC R M A N - Amendment Nom Gonorol R ural to
IndutH lel and a tw cia N d reianm g Nom A I 1A griculture! to M I
lln du ttrtol O ttN k tl doterdwd at Lo*t J * and I H ack 1 tankard
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Boo* I . Pagot I IF ll« and t|d >t *4 t*w P u b lk Rocordt a4 SomuwN
Coumty. F lor Ido Soctwn IF ond Id. TowntFug I t W um It ongo M
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Boulovord. ooaroaimoNiy 1*0 Not ootl a* Pw inter toctwn at
M ittour 1 Avonu* and CNong* BouWvord O w ning Orange IW uNrord
and N obratt* Avonu* contammg aooroalm oN I, I t m n
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f t m# H o ,m .o t 1 corner ot ttw Norttwott o o' m* NjvtNwott It r m
W um ||0 N*< Norm 41* t o i l N Norm Im* *4 (wctwn wott N
beginning llo tt part m lo ko l. toc'w n 11 To w n in g ja W um Rang*
I f E a t* lurttw* a * v r M ot tocoNd o' ttw Norm wot! cartw r *1
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R oolAroa rontommg a a p ro tim o N i, two acre* I BCC O itW k t I I
A LA N R E I N
Amendment Nom tow Don.tty Howdontiol N
Oaf *c o dncribod ot Lott f 10. 11 and I I. P o o l* V a n * , M iam i I p c r g i
Subd . iw n accordmg to m * plot mor**4 ot - x a rd o d m Plot Book f .
Pog* I I ot m* Public RocwO t *« WmmoN County F lo rid a . Socflw*
I I . Tootohiy S luum Rang* I f E otl <u*m** w u r to d *c wcaNd
f n m# oaum uda at Poac* V aiw y Way. a o g rft|m* N f r ltd Not eott *4
Pw mWctoctwn ot M iam i So>mgt Rood end Poac* V alley Way
tant*inm g ao g r*> im at**v*n **cre f B C C O t f N k lll
O L IN N L IN O ll
Anwndmon* Nom la w Oonttfy Ratidontial N
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R F a t ' * -*-— f — *— f r r — t —f i r — - t f r* —a -tor toi t w *t
W a n t * Drive and R a 'w l**# *' abuttmg W i n d , D rive Re*w
Street ond Wnton Rood Contain mg 400*0* im ow iv *4 acro t IBCC
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S I M I N O K COUNTV - Amendment Nom lo w Oonorty Rotldon
tie! N Office I t r u 't o d 04 Lo tt I ] and I A ond Lo tt t i Prougti It.
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noo'O regarding In * am *n d m *n tt and r * i* n ln g t T Koto In
artondonc* win be board and wrtttan common*! m ay bo filed wtm
mo I P A a n Planning Director"', 1101 r o i l F r i t Snoot twntwd
F L 0 F M . N wgrwrw iM F i l j i IIM ortonown M l Cagw* ml Rw
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EDITORIALS
A deadly memory
Mikhail Gorbachev has won kudos galore
fur the Soviet Union's decision to withdraw
front Afghanistan nine years oiler Its brutal
Invasion. But even when III?) the last Soviet
trooper finally leaves that butUc-tom nation,
there will continue to be tragic echoes of
untold suffering by Afghan men. women and
children.
Officials of the guerrilla forces that have
battled the Soviet Invaders to a standstill and
more, report that the enemy continues to sow
mines In Afghanistan, especially around
Kabul.
The Mujahcdcen estimate that the Soviet
military has spread between 10 million and
30 million mines through the country.
About 30,000 people have been killed or
injured by these Indiscriminately planted
lethal devices. And some experts say the
mines will continue to cause Injuries for the
next 20 years.
In s h o r t , t"he S o v i e t s m a y l e a v e
Afghanistan, but their deadly memory will
linger on.
A c id
ra in
c o u ld
WASHINGTON - By scheduling a irlp to
Canada only thrre weeks after being Inaugu
rated. 1’rcnldcni Bush has forced an early
confrontation with one of the nation's most
intractable und disputatious environmental
Issues.
When the United Slates and Canada last year
approved an omnibus bilateral trade agreement,
the longstanding controversy over acid ruin
became the most Important unresolved Issue
dividing the two nations.
Bush surely understood that when he decided
that Ids first venture to another nation as
president would tie a Feb. 10 visit with Canadian
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. who last year
said the U S. "dumping (ol Its) garbage" in his
country had led to "the devastation of our
environment."
Moreover. Canada's anger Is matched by
divisions In the United Stales that huve led to
antagonism not only among environmental
Interests, utility companies and coal miners but
nlso between regions, states and even sections of
states.
New England, where much of the acid deposit
lands. Is at odds with the Midwest, where much
of It originates. Hostility on the Issue separates
Alabama. Tennessee. Montana. Wyoming and
other states with low-sulfur coal from Illinois.
d a m p e n
B u s h
Indiana. Pennsylvania. Ohio und other states
with high-sulfurcoal.
Finally, eastern Kentucky and southern West
Virginia, both with low-sulfur coal, have little In
common on the Issue
with western Ken
tucky nnd northern
West Virginia, with
high-sulfur coal.
The sulfur conlent
of coal is Important
because sulfur diox
ide Is one of the two
principal contribu
tors to acid raid —
and most of those
emissions come from
c o a l - f i r e d p owe r
p l a n t s In t he
fR e a g a n ada
Midwest,
mantly ref
The other major
used to even
c o n t r i b u t o r is
nitrogen oxides,
acknowledge
mostly produced by
the existence
ol a problem J
auto, truck and other
motor vehicle
emissions. (The two leading sources of acid rain
also arc generated at various Industrial facilities
throughout the country.)
Berry's World
FBI sting leaves
traders stunned
ttXWNG BACKONTHEREAGANttAt!S,
WHODIDMOREDEFENSEWORK?
MiUTAJTY CONTRACTORS
D.C.IAWERS REPRESENTING
REAGAN APPOINTEES
KK
GEORGE F. WILL
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WASHINGTON - Pete Wilson. California’s
Republican senator, suddeidy understands the
Jest that life Is what happens to us when we
are making other plans Having Jusl survived
the rigors of a 20-month re-election campaign,
his face should be wreathed with what
senators call "a six-year smile:" the certainty
of ulx years before another rendezvous with
the voters.
But Wilson’s boyish brow Is furrowed He Is
under Intense pressure to pack hi* bags, hit
the road und run for governor of California In
1980
The pressure on Wilson Illustrates three
things about contemporary politics. They are
the scamlessness of the political seasons, the
special lm|>ortance of election years that end
In "2" (1982. 1992) and the Imjxirtancc at ull
times of money.
T h e R e p u b l i c a n I nco mb en t. George
DuckmeJIan. easily won re-election In 1986.
but he does not want a third term. However.
Wilson's achievement In winning a second
term Is not something lo be lightly laid aside.
Not since 1952 has anyone won a second lenn
In the scat hr holds, fit has been occupied by
Wllllum Knowland. Clair Engle. Plerrr Sal
inger. George Murphy. John Tunney nnd S.l.
Hayaknwn.)
But California's governorship Is second only
to the presidency among America's glittering
political prizes. And possession of It Is
especially coveted by the national parties In
the two years after each census.
In the 1980s. California, like New York In the
1940s. has been allotted 45 House seats. Its 47
electoral votes have been one-slxtb of the total
needed lo win Ihc While House. In 1992.
California will have 53 electoral votes. Its
projected six-seat gain In thr House Is part of
the Sun Belt's gain — Texas nnd Florida three
each. Georgia 2. and Arizona one. California
Republicans know Ihnt many more than six
seats run be gained if they can Influence
red (striding.
"C'mon Barbara! I told you, I'm NOT doing
the garbage thing anymore "
Canada acknowledges that 10 percent of the
acid rain In this country' can be traced to Its
smelters — but It also has effectively docu
mented Its claim that SO percent of the add rain
that damages Its forerts and waterways origi
nates In the United Slates.
"In Canada, acid rain has already killed nearly
15.000 la k e s," says Mulroney. "Another
150.000 are being damaged and a further
150.000 arc threatened.” In addition, thousands
of rivers and streams have been blighted,
perhaps Irrevocably, and living organisms from
salmon to sugar maples hnve been destroyed.
At their annua) meetings. Mulroney rejieatcdly
Implored President Reagan for "a firm bilateral
accord that would provide a North American
solution to acid rain." Moreover, the Canadians
unilaterally committed themselves to a 50
percent reduction of acid rain precursors by
1904.
Lute last year. Reagan sought to placate the
Canadians by agreeing to freeze emissions of
nitrogen oxides at 1987 levels for at least seven
years.
Now Bush has his turn. If he can master the
domestic and International Implications of a
seemingly Insoluble problem, he will have
achieved an Important victory early In his
lenure.
JACK ANDERSON
No financial penance
The Idea of making depositors pay a fee for
the privilege of saving their money has aptly
beome known as the reverse tonster principle
of banking. In the good old days, before 500
Insolvent savlngs-and-loan In stitu tions
needed to be balled out. bankers used to
solicit business by offering prospective cus
tomers small gifts. Now, Incredibly, the
suggestion Is that customers should hand
over a toaster first.
Treasury Secretary Nicholas F. Brady says
President Bush Is thinking about having
depositors help finance the bailout of troubled
SA Ls by Imposing a fee or 25 cents for every
$100 deposited with federally Insured SA Ls,
com m ercial banks, and credit unions.
Thc,outcry from Capitol HIQ makes clear
this suggestion Is unacceptable In its present
form. The principle of penalizing savers for
the incompetence, greed, and corruption of
c e r t a i n b a n k e r s Is g r o s s l y u n f a i r .
Furthermore, to apply It at a time when
people ought to be encouraged to save Is
Imprudent, to say the least. America's frugal
savers are not to blame for the S A I. mess.
Why should they be singled out to pay for It?
And where Is the Justice in punishing the
more levelheaded commercial banks and
credit unions whose cautious Investment
policies kept them out of trouble? Why should
they and their customers be expected to pay
financial penance for the failure of the
get-rlch-qulck schemes (hey deliberately
avoided?
The government's problem Is that It has no
choice other than to close down sick SA Ls
and pay federally Insured Investors as much
$100,000 on each account. Obviously It
hoped to collect the $100 billion or so needed
for this by collecting toasters rather than
raising tuxes.
At the same time, regulation of the SA L
Industry must be Improved and expanded.
Negligent federal oversight contributed In no
small measure to (he demise of many SA Ls
by allowing questionable practices and In
competent management to flourish un
checked. The obvious answer Is much
tougher auditing of SA Ls.
The sorry, expensive SA L mess must never
be allowed to recur. And trusting savers who
put their money Into government-backed
SALs should never again be required to ball
bad managers and sloppy regulators out of
trouble.
p a r a d e
The Supreme Court's one-man. one-vote
rcdlstrtrttng derisions require slrtd mathe
matical rqm llty of population among districts.
But that requirement leaves lots of room for
gerrym andering Politicians armed with
computers have brought modern pn>flc!enry
to the ancient art of drawing district lines to
maximize Ihc strength of the party doing the
drawing
In 1982. California gained two House seats,
but Democrats enlarged their majority from
22-11 to 28-17. Granted, the parly not
controlling (be While House usually gains In
off-year elections, and the IB82 elections
coincided with a severe recession. Still, artful
redlstrlrtlng helped Democrats, who controlled
a n d
o v e r
California’s legislature and governorship.
To understand why so many Republicans
want to rely on Wilson so soon after his last
race, begin wllh the basic fact (California Is
big) und Ihc crucial variable Imoney).
The people pressuring Wilson want him to
plunge In Immediate
ly because of his
fund-raising experi
ence and California's
law about campaign
giving. With more
than one-tenth of the
nation’s population
(nearly 29 million by
19901, California Is n
mt-dlu stale where a
c a m p a ig n eats
money ravenously.
DeukmeJIan spend
$15 million In 1986
Most candidates
must spend huge
sums Just to buy
C ln 1992,
"name recognition."
California will
have 53 elec
Wi ls on h as that,
toral votes q
having run twice
statewide for Senate
and o n ce u n s u c •
ccssfully for (he Re
publican gubernatorial nomination, and hav
ing been mayor of San Diego for a decade. In
this he has an advantage over even Peter
Ueberroth, who might be conscripted to run If
Wilson declines.
California candidates can collect 81.000
from Individuals each fiscal year. California's
fiscal years end In June. Thus, for fund-raising
purposes, there are three fiscal-year cycles In
the 22 months between now and November.
1990. If Wilson declares his candidacy now. he
can raise money for five months In this fiscal
year
Republicans thinking ahead lo George
Bush's re-election campaign want a Re
publican governor In Sacramento. Even with a
large last-minute assist from Ronald Reagan.
Bush carried the state by less than three
percentage points. That margin seem s
especially slight considering that California,
which goi a disproportionate share of defense
spending during the Reagan buildup, stands to
suffer d isp ro p o rtio n s!-ly when Uush'o
austerity produces deep cu s In defense.
In 1990. California. Texas and Florida will
elect governors. In 1992. those states will have
53. 32 and 24 electoral voles respectively.
Their tolal — 109 — will almost equal the
total |116) of Ohio. New York. Michigan.
Illinois and Pmtisylvanla. which will lose a
tolal of I I House seats In 1992.
\
WASHINGTON - The FBI has anolhcr
su rp rise for the Chicago commodities
martlets. When the agency pulled Us under
cover agents out of the markets last month
and went public with a sting operation, at
least two undercover agents stayed behind
still posing as traders.
FBI sources tdl us that the stragglers' sole
purpose was lo catch anyone who tried to
thwart the Investigation by shredding docu
ments or otherwise de*troylng evidence. It
will be u long time
before commodities
traders can look at
each other without
suspicion.
The Chicago Board
of Trade and the
Chicago Mercantile
E x c h a n g e are
together Chicago's
single largest busi
ness. CBO T Is Ihe
world's largest com
modities market. It
trades In 26 types of
futures and futures £ one Chicago
options. In clu d in g
" barconcocled
Treasury bonds and
a new drink
notes and agricultur
for its de
al commodities such
pressed c u s
as soybeans, oats,
tomers; Ihe
wheat und com. The
’Subpoena _
Merc is the world's
Colada'
second largest, trad
ing In 30 futures Including lumber, park
bellies, hogs, cuttle, currencies and olher
financial products.
The FBI culminated a two-year investiga
tion Into fraudulent practices by serving
subpoenas to some traders at their homes on
Jan. 17. Adding Insult — and an element of
surprise — to Injury, some of Ihe traders
opened their doors late (hat night lo see a
fellow "trader." really an FBI agent, with
subpoena In hand.
So many subpoenas have been served —
about 100 to date — that cxic Chicago bar
concocted a new drink for Its depressed
customers — the "Subpoena Coladn.”
One of the agents delivering subpoenas had
his own scat at CDOT and traded In soybean
futures as part of the investigation codenamed "Operation Sour Mash." for Ihc
whiskey made from corn.
Three others making the rounds wllh
subpoenas had worked undercover at the
Merc, trading In Treasury bond futures,
currency futures and Ihc Standard A Poors
500 stock Index futures. The Merc sling was
called "Operation Hedge Clipper." named
after the practice of hedging trades against
sudden price changes.
The wild pace of the two exchanges makes
them Ideal spols for fraudulent trading. The
FBI planted agents Inside lo build Its case
because of loose record keeping and the
raucous atmosphere In the markets. Both
exchanges hnve "pits" where traders In a
particular commodity shout out bids to buy
and sell futures. They arc trusted to note the
time nnd price of the trade on small slips of
paper. Millions ct dollars In price chnngcs can
occur In a minute, leaving the honor system
wide open for abuses.
A broker for a buyer and a broker for a
seller could make a deal to report different
sales prices to their respective customers and
then split the difference belwern themselves.
Traders are allowed to make trades for
themselves on the door, hut they uren't
supposed to trade ahead uf their customers to
get a better price. Nor are they permitted to
use Inside Information to makr a trade for
themselves. For example, a trader who knows
a customer Is about to place a large order
which would drive up the price. Is not allowed
to buy for himself or herself Just before the
price goc»up.
The cases against Ihc traders will be
prosecuted by Chicago's U.S. Attorney Anion
Volukas. FBI sources tell us he will make
heavy use of racketeering statutes. Related
charges, such os Income tax evasion and
money laundering are also expected as a
result of the sting.
�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday
a
Continued from Page 1A
S t o c k s o p e n m ix e d
United Praaa International
NEW YORK — Prices openrd mixed Tuesday
In moderate trading n( New York Stock
Exchange Issues.
The l)ow Jones InduHtrlal average, which fell
10.18 Monday, was down 2.68 to 2318.39
shortly nltrr the market opened.
Advances, however, led declines 412-343
among the 1.302 Issues crossing the NYSE
tape. Early turnover amounted to about
8.910.000 shares
Slock prices closed lower Monday In
lackluster trading.
"The dominant condition here Is a market
that Is technically still giving bark some oi'
that huge gain that w a s made In January,"
said Monte Gordon, research director of
Dreyfus Corp.
"Hut I suspect that the market Is more
pausing here than It Is undertaking a signifi
cant correction," he said.
Larry Wachtcl. a market analyst for Prudcntlul-Buchc Securities Inc., attributed the de
cline In part to profit taking but he also said It
was "natural" for the market to move lower on
any given day following months of advances.
Hut the analysts agreed that market
participants had reasons to be hesitant.
Dollar drifts lower
T h r dollar drifted lower
Tuesday In light trading on
m a j o r f oreign c u r r e n c y
ma’rkets Gold moved higher.
In Tokyo, the dollar declined
slightly against the Japanese
yen. dosing at 129.50. down
6.20 from 129.70 yen on
Monday.
Currency dealers In Japan
noted th e re was l it t l e
m urkct-affrctlng news, so
most players held their posi
tions.
Somr dealers said they were
walling for President Hush's
State of the Union address and
any new pro|x>sul he may
have for reducing the U.S.
budget deficit.
In Euro|>c. I he dollar t>cgan
the day In Frankfurt at 1.867
Gentian marks, down from
Monday's close of 1.8795.
In London, the Hritlsh
pound opened at $1, 737
compared with $1,734 on
Monday.
In Parts, the dollar started
the day ut 6.3565 French
francs, down frnm 6.418. and
the dollar also opened lower In
H russcls ut 39.34 Uelglan
francs, front 39.50.
In Zurich the dollar started
at 1.5865 Swiss francs, down
from 1.597. and In Milan It
began at 1.367.50 Italian lire,
down from 1.376.35 lire the
day before.
In early New York trading,
the dollar was slightly lower
against key foreign currencies
In <|ulet trading.
GM declares dividend
Unltsd P r s s s In tsrn stlo n sl
D E T R O I T — Resurgent
G e n e r a l Motors C o r p . .
expected to report record
earnings next week, has an
nounced a 20 |»crrcnt Increase
In the quarterly dividend on
Its traditional common, slock
and a two-for-one stock split.
Thr first regidar cash divi
dend Increase on the $1 2-3
par value common stock since
thr second quarter of 1984
was approved by thr GM
Hoard of Directors at a meet
ing In New York, along with
Increases for Class E and Class
II stock, which are related to
the earnings of the firm's
Electronic Data Systems and
Hughes Electronics units.
"Tin fill i that (SM i .in take
these actions, which benefit all
our stockholders. Is further
Important evidence of the
great strength of the company,
ami In partl''ular. the con
tinued success of GM's reinduxtrlallzatlnn program." GM
Chalrmun Roger Smith said
Monday.
"The objective of this reindustrtallzallon program, sim
ply. Is to assure that GM Is
positioned and able to build
and enhance values for our
shareholders by successfully
competing In the market with
truly superior products." he
said.
Dow Jones
Dow Jo n es Averages
10:00 a.m.
30 Indus 2327.86 up 6.79
20 Trans 1087.65 up 2.92
i >n ils 189.54up 0.35
65 Stock 891.03 up 2.41
Local Interest
These quotations provided
b y m embers o f the National
A sso c ia tio n o f S e c u r it ie s
D ealers are rep resen ta tive
In te r-d e a le r p r ic e s a s o f
m id m o rn in g today. Interd e a le r m a r k e t s c h a n g e
throughout the day. P rices do
not Include retail m arkup or
markdown.
Bid
Ask
American Pioneer 314
344
Harnett Hank
33H
33H
2 1H
First Union
2144
3m
3 IH
FPAL
3444
Fla. Progress
34 Vj
4744
4714
HCA
18 V.
Hughes Supply
19
Morrison's
24 Ik
2444
60 Hi
NCR Corp.
6nV4
4244
Plessey
42W
Scotty's
1214
lif t
Southeast llank
2414
24
SunTrust
2144
2 1H
Walt Disney
74
7414
Westlnghouse
55 ft
56
18ft
Brunswick
1844
IOH
1044
HBJ
Flu. National
1614
1614
Winn Dixie
4614
4644
3| 14
Emerson............
Gold And Silver
NEW YORK (UP1) - Foreign
and domestic gold ft silver
prices quoted In dollars per
troy ounce Tuesday:
Gold
London
Previous close 387.75 off 1.OO
Morning fixing 391.45 up 3.70
llong Kong wasclosed
New York
Comes s|>ot gold o|ien 393.60
<410 40
Comex spot silver open 5.897
unchanged
(London m orning fixing
change Is based on the pre
vious day's closing price.)
Longwood
were tabled to I r brought before
th r com m ission at a work
week pickup session ut 7 p.nv. Feb. 13. Those
to any commercial establish Items to lx* discussed Include a
ment will lx- $25.
street light agreement between
• Ap|xilntcd Pat llockenberry
the Ftorldu Department of
to the Parks and Recreation
Transportation and Longwood
Advisory Hoard. District 3. and
on Highway 17-92. what type of
Sandra Lomax to thr Codes
car to lease for the city, consider
Enforcement Hoard. District 3.
the purchase of land on East
In addition, several matters Warrrn Avenue for $60,000 east
Continued from Page 1A
HOSPITAL NOTES
C e M n l Flo rid * R e g w u l llo tp iU I
Frid ay
ADM ISSIONS
Sonlord
AdonneP Burke
RolUnd Cauuee
E d f a O r io n
RhorvJ* C E « U * r
M ery G el* F r e t*
Buford Heel
Jueni'eM .ne*
O m r l M cardl*
M rry If N thole*
Flo rin * O N rrl
E ri* J Peeple*
C o rfu l Thompson
Ju ll* Thome* C ettelberry
Don* Good D e fle 'y
Dorothy C a rrlc k . D tllo n r
M r u n c t J O orit. O r I ton*
C y n th lrC le t h e r. Dolton*
M ildred C Vaughn la k e Mery
V * r * A S * * U d * v Longwood
M rttl* Robert* Me* Smyrna B**<h
P .th e rd Herbeugh. Orang* City
H aiti* Foltom . M *rrinff*ld. Minn
D IS C H A R G ES
San lord
S J Banlon
F ra n k C E ll* ft
B e rb e r* M ill*
W arm * B Slaughter
Oerether Smith
M lld rtd M K e fte .g DeBery
H *nry S*ym our. D *B *ry
L*ro y M att>*ldO*Land
J r trod C, Cyboon. D r I Iona
Ja m ** G rim m . Dalton*
E luabeth John von Dalton*
Hova M oooKhilorr, Deltona
MIthard R u tty . Dalton*
E t t t * A Gorotek. L a k * Monro*
C e tllla A B aker, Orange City
Dorothy GaMaghcr. Orange C.ty
Dorothy Spark t. Orangr City
Ja m ** Knight. Orlando
K a rri* Pieec*. O rla td i
Dana O R altnar. W .nt*r Spring*
B IR T H S
Cantral Fl*r>d* R»f»*n*l H *tp il*l
Adonn* p B urk*, a baby g irl, Sanford
F form* O tfra l. a baby boy Sanford
CynthteG L a d i* r. a baby boy. Orffona
Saturday
ADM ISSIONS
Sanford
M fW tadE P o in t
Oaronfa A Smith
Cor da W*t». D rB ary
Roger A B a rr. Otffona
Bngafta Km tay. DeHart*
Raymond Philltp*. Deltona
Deborah B Kilgore. Allamonta Spring*
V* K ah S C ranford L aka M a r,
W i le y R F a rra ll. La k * Ma*y
R o **M M urray L * k * Monro*
E * fh * r S Ltto u rn **u Longnood
IWJ'J ■ SA
Redistrict—
FINANCIAL
United P r s s s International
February f.
C h a ri** A Mcntroy. Winter Spring*
D ISC H A R G ES
W ifo rd
M elinda Brundridg*
D o lo r** Cathnar
C iare rxe Fogg
M ary Gala Fra«a
Nancy Lumpkin
Ja m ** PeppN
Robert L Redding
M aurlc* J Frank. DeBery
P atrick R Giblln. D *B *ry
M a ri*M Warrtnee, DeBery
Clifford P Chitwood. DeLand
Addi* Green. Deltona
Alfred J Madge*. Deitcn*
M ary M urray. Deltona
Dor ao< • G P e t t it * Deltona
Robert O R lc *. Deltona
Roy Watford. Deltona
G *org* Roger*. Lake Monroe
C la ra R M a y O ra n g e City
Hero'd Nettle*. Or eng* City
R ich ard W Sn ayta. Vm olten. N V
AdonnaP Burke and betoy g irl. Sanford
Fio rina ONeal and baby to y . Sen lord
Cynthia G Lather and toby boy. Deltona
B IR T H S
Dona Good, a baby g irl. D tB a ry
C y n lh la G la t h e r . a baby boy. Dalton*
Sunday
ADM ISSIONS
San lord
B are r I , £ Amiro
D a .id E Carpenter
Dor* in * Dt ton
Robert A May*
Terete Prendergett
Joyce M Smith
L eona Bur o u te r. Deltona
Milton E H arrl*. Deltona
L o*l to M arlin . Del tor.*
le t t e r D M cPherton. Deltona
Gerald n* Met trot. Deltona
J e r ry C Moore. Del tone
W illiam F P e rte r. Dalton*
Cher le t Cumptton. Orange City
D ISC H A R G ES
Santord
Jo tie D Smith
Rota Tub-oi*
Ja m a* W illiam *
P atti G Chrttlien 0 * fiery
C a rla A yala . Deltona
George E III*. DeM ne
Vincent Spencer. Dt<ton*
Shelley R f a r re-1 Lake M o
V era A S e a l ion* longem e:
M ichaa. SoU* Orange City
M arilyn Mird Oviedo
Robert J Freeh. Senero.nl*. P *
Dona Good and baby girl. De fie r y
Rebecca L Vadter and baby boy. O afiary
Vick** K tte r and baby Ixty, Deltona
B IR TH S
Joyce M Smith, a beby boy . Santord
dents, not regNcrrd voters." hr that thr city ronunlsslon review
|Milllng places und election dates
said.
Colbert to re
A mld-drccnnial census — one when rrdlstrlrtlng Is done.
search districting, and to de done between thr 1980 and
Any change In the charter (or!
termine If election dates should
1930 cetit.ua — cannot lx* used elections — Imtudmg dale or
lie changed.
In rrdlstrlrtlng the city Ix-cuuse pulling placr — would nave to lx*
The number of city residents Ita estimates are based only on done with the consent o( the'
who are rcglsicird to vote grew the number of active electric parties who (lied suit or by court
by nearly 1.000 over the past meters within city limits. Colbert ordrr. Collx-rt said.
eight years. The number of said.
Th e city charter ca lls for,
registen «i votcra In Dlstrk i IV
Sanford
elections to lx- held In
The
Seventh
Circuit
of
United
grew by 1.399 between 1980
und 1988, while n u mb e rs Stales Court of Apjx-uls late lust D r e e rn her. Co hi m I s s I o n r r s
shrunk In the other three dis year supjxirtrd using decennial expressed concern about De
cember elections lust year, faced
t r i c t s , a report from the ce n su s data for establishing
with a presidential primary In
voting districts.
Seminole County supervisor of
the
spring, thr general prcsl-!
elections Indicated. Since 1980.
A class action suit settled
the ci t y has grown by an before the 1984 commission dcntlal ami stale elections In the !
estimated 6,500.
races called for more balanced fall, then a genrral and runoff
The Increased number of reg representation In city govern elections for commission races
istered voters Is an example of ment. Following that suit, pre In December.
All parties involved in the
growth In Sanford, not an In- viously at-large com m ission
p lica tio n of unequal rep re scats were each assigned to om class action suit have agreed
sentation. Collx-rt said In an ul the four voting districts. The that rcdlstrlcllng should lx- done
after census ilitu Is available.
I n t er v ie w . "Representation muyoralscat remains at large.
concerns the numtxT of reslColbert also recommended Collx-rt reported.
Raise---------Continued from Page 1A
The raise hnd the recommen
dation of a aporlal commission,
and the endorsements of Presi
dents Reagan and Hush, to
Increase the salaries of members
of Congress. Judges and senior
m e m b e r s o f the execut ive
b r a n c h f r o m $ 8 9 , 5 0 0 to
$135,000.
Spokesmen fur both Florida
Senators said should thr In
crease be approved by the
House, they wixild donate the
$45,000 difference to churltles or
would return It to federal coffers.
Ken K le in . G r a h a m 's
spokesman, said Graham op
posed the Increases largely
because he didn't believe Con
gress should deride their own
salaries without Ix-lng answerable to their nmslltuants. Hr
said Graham supjxirts. ns an
alternative, voting on a raise In
one term, but not having that
raise lake rlfrct until the con
gressman Is rr-dreird to another
term.
T h r congressional delegation
differed on whether they should
lx* allowed to accept fees for
s|x-aking engagements or other
financial perks of their office.
M c C o l l u m an d M a r k ' s
spokesmen said congressmen
should lx.- allowed to keep lbe
speaking fees, but Klein wild
Graham dors niX favor the fees
McCollum said there arc few
examples of white congressmen
have ubused the fee privilege —
not enough times In warrant
eliminating thr (rartlre.
T h e In crease w as reco m
mended by a special commission
that Is designed to take some o(
the political heal off lawmakers.
It said that despite the last pay
raise. $77,400 to $89,500 In
1987. It was Insulllclcnl for the
government to attract talented
medical scientists and was hav
ing a destabilizing effect on thr
Judiciary because Judges were
leaving Itlrtimr appointments
lor higher pay In law linns.
A l t h o u g h senat or s voted
against Increasing their own
salaries last week, they allowed
the Increase for Judges Klein
wild Judges and some highranking federal officials deserve
the Increase to attract — and
keep — high lewis of talent In
federal government.
Satanism----Continued from Page 1A
Seminole County Incident. "This
Is the first one.
"The seminar made law en
forcement more aware of a
situation that has been out there
a number of yenrs. There are
people out there doing this, but
they're doing It In secret. Now.
when law enforcement comes up
with finds of certain urtlfacts or
symbols — before we may not
have know what they meant.
Now we know to contact some
one who Is flmlliur with It." hr
said.
"It's scary only when you look
ut what some of these kids are
Into. It can be scary, because
eventually It can lead to violent
acts. I'm not saying all kids who
listen to heavy metal music gel
Into this or that all arc going to
lx? violent, but there Is a poten
tial for It." Barnett said
In addition to a link between
such practices und heavy metal
music. Harnett mid hr learned
that there are certain symbolic
indicators of Involvement with
salanlsm . such as (x-ntagrams,
the number G66. or a room
painted black with sym bols
drawn In red.
Although Involvement with
satanlc cults knows no age or
social limits. Harnett cautions
1 M
£.
„
ixirrnts: "If you see It In n child,
don't panic. Take It slowly and
follow up with appropriate ther
apy. The first step is to Identify
It.
"It's not so much whose doing
It. but It's some of thr things
that propli who say follow
satunism say llr y are doing.
Some of the rituals they get into
can lx- quite bizarre."
TREAT THEM LIKE ROYALTY f \
-/Ay y T \C \>J'- D
o n 't h
n v p thorn
Don't
have
them Qtnvr
stay In
in on
an
£
ole’ motel room!
Give them the comforts of home,'7lNNN|
CORPORATE L E A S E S A V A ILA BLE
,
J'ik
Call Mechelle
RANDOLPH COURT APTS. M S
•00 HIDDEN LAKE OR
r-v.
330-1300
of the public works office site.
Also, a Joint work session
between the city commission
and the parks und recreation
advisory board regarding Candyland Park plans will lx- held at
6:30 p.m on Monday. Feb. 20
Budget-------Continued from Page 1A
Crawford also expressed con
cern thal House budget chief
Rep. T.K. Welhercll. D-Duytanu
Beach, has been meeting with
editorial boards around the
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Congress set to end pay raise
U nltsd P r s s s International
Trial of serial murderer begins
OREGON C?TY. Ore. — The Uigc+i M i d i murder t.lal In
Oregon history |{ot off to a alow alnrt Monday us two of the first
three prospective Jurors questioned were dismissed — one
because his daughter Is a prosecution witness.
Mechanic Dayton Leroy Rogers Is being tr.cd In Clackamas
County Circuit Court on six counts of aggravated murder, ench
of which could result In tne death penalty.
Rogers, 35. Is accused of inducting, torturing und killing six
young women whose bodies were found In a wooded area near
the Molalla River south of Portland In August and September
11187. A seventh female victim also was found but was never
identified, and Rogers Is not charged In that case.
All of the victims were repeatedly stabbed, apparently with a
kitchen knife, and their feet amputated, according to
Investigators.
Rogers will help his attorney question the pool of 72
prospective Jurors sworn In Monday. He already Is serving a life
prison term for his aggravated murder conviction Inst year In
the 1987 stabbing death of Portland prostllute Jennifer Lisa
Smith. Rogers Is eligible for parole on that charge In 30 years.
Night Stalker trial continues
Laos radio
reports of
pilots killed
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HANGKOK. Thailand - Of
ficial Laos radio said in a report
received Tueaday that the com
munist army cu|>turcd und killed
hundreds of enemy pilots during
the Indochina war, despite the
government's amertlon that It
holds no American prisoners or
remains.
A documentary broadcast by
Vientiane radio said that "over a
period of eight years — from
1994 to 1972 — the foreign
aggressors branched air operalinns to barbarously and dcpravedly bomb and strafe the
liberated areas of our patriotic
forces.
" O u r a r m y and people
managed to shoot down 2.364
enemy nlrcraft — 1.069 of them
by Infantry- rifles — and captured
and killed several hundred pilots
of the enemy aggressors." the
radio said III the Monday
broadcast. A transcript of the
broadcast was nude available to
United P re s s International
Tuesday.
The broadcast did not specify
the nationality of the pilots but
aside from n few Thai filers with
the Royal Lao Air Force, most
foreign pilots over Laos were
Americans.
Unlike Vietnam. Laos never
signed the Paris Peace Accords
and never returned any Ameri
can prisoners of war. There have
l>ren frequent rqxirts of Ameri
cana bring held In Luos but the
government has denied it held
any prisoners or remains.
The Defense Department has
listed more than 2.000 Ameri
cans as missing In action In the
Indochina war. most of them In
Vietnam, but 547 In Laos. 83 In
t'ambodla. and six over Chinese
waters.
lotos has never given an ac
count of the prbnners the radio
documentary Indlcaird It once
held. It has. Ixiwever. allowed
American teams to search the
sllrs where U S . planes have
crashed during the war and
some remains liavr been recov
ered.
Thr radio rt-|nrl named nine
people It said used rilles to shoot
tlown enemy planes and men
tioned the area of Laos the
alrrraft were downed. Indicating
Ihc governmeni had detailed
information on tlv- Incidents
"In order to help their children
to destroy thr enemy planes ami
capture pilots. srv« ral old people
otso volunteered to lie guerrillas
nod managed to shoot down
several enemy aircraft and rap
lure enemy pilots." the radio
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Some people compared the Issue
to the Host on Tea Parly and
mall • 1 V * .Mgs to lawmakers.
With a n n u a l s a l a r i e s of
$89,500 already, many memtiers frilled It would i. • political
disaster to Increase their pay to
$ 135.000 during a time of record
budgrt deficits und cutbacks In
social programs.
Monday, m n verlck House
Republicans came to the floor to
demand a cateer savlng roll call
vote on what critics called "the
sneaky" |>ny raise.
The Issue wus forced on a
routine Democratic leadership
motion to adjourn the House.
Opponents used It to demand a
vole on the pay raise, and won
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Bush announces $90 billion bailout plan
U nltsd P r s s s Intsrnatlonal
LOS A N G ELES — A drifter accused of being Ihc Night
Stalker serial killer refused a Judge s request Monday to stand
up and remove his sunglasses so a witness could get a better
look at him.
Testifying at Richard Ramirez's trial on 13 counts of murder.
Jorge Gallegos Identified the defendant as the man he saw
trying to pull a woman out of her car In Monterey Park March
1 7 .1985.
Prosecutors believe Gallegos witnessed a portion of a fatal
nttack against Tsal-Llan Yu. the third person killed by the
Night Stalker. The woman died of gunshot wounds, but her
killer was not Identified during Gallegos's testimony.
From United Press International roports
WASHINGTON - The House,
afraid of reprisals from voters
who might perceive lawmakers
as greedy, reversed Itself and
moved Tuesday to kill a 51
percent pay raise hours Ix-forr
the $-15,000 Increase was to go
Into effect.
The Senate was expected to
swiftly follow suit by voting to
kill the salary Increase, reaf
firming a political reality: n pay
raise Is probably the most
dangerous Issue on which to face
the American electorate.
House Speaker Jim Wright.
D-Texas. raw that reality emerge
on the House floor Monday,
forcing him to bow to the
demands of lawmakers fearful
that maneuvering to silently
Many Americans opposed the
pocket the raise would cost them
raise. Trucklouds of letters artheir Jobs.
"It is upparent to me. and I lived at congressional offices.
think all of us. a majority of the
members desire to vote up or
down on the question" of a |>ay
raise. Wright said.
The raise, recommended by a
special commission and en
dorsed by Presidents Reugun
and Hush, wus to go Into effect at
12:01 u.m. E S T Wednesday un
less !»th the House and Senate
rejected It.
The Senate voted down the
raise last week. 95-5. Inrtcaslug
pressure on the House to act. If
the House rejected the raise. Ihc
Senate would have to vote again
because the House planned to
delete language In the Senate
resolution requiring future votes
on |M»y Increases
WASHINGTON - President
Hush's $90 billion bailout plan
for the ailing savings and loan
Industry was met with both
cautious approval and concern
among lawmakers, many of
whom seem to support his
approach to the problem.
Hush outlined his plan Mon
day. offering a set of pruposuls to
be forwarded to Congress. He
said the proposals were devel
oped after a lengthy Investiga
tion of the thrift crisis by "the
best minds that this administra
tion ran come up with."
Sen. Donald Rlcglc. D Mich.,
chairman of the Senate Hanking
Committee, who was In regular
contact with administration of
fic ia ls while the plan was
formulated, called It "a sensible
proposal" and said the proposed
structural cha nges for the
banking Industry "by and large
make sense."
Hut Rep. Henry Gonzalez.
D-Tcxas. chairman of the House
Hanking Committee. Issued a
statement saying he wanted to
"wlthold Judgment until wihave a thorough analysis In
hand."
Gonzalez said It was Important
to him that the burden of balling
out failed savings and loans
"does not fall on those least able
to pay" and that any final plan
pussed by Congress "extract the
maximum sum possible from
the savings and hum Industry”
to solve Its own problems.
"I don't think anybody's going
to run out and embrance and
kiss on the mouth a plan that
fills a $50 billion hole." said Sen.
Phil Gramm. R Texas. Hut he
added: "As u general proposi
tion. 1Intend to support It."
The Hush plan calls for the
formation of a new Resolution
Trust Corp.. which would sell
$50 billion In bonds to resolve
the problems of the worst Insol
vent thrifts. The $50 billion
would be In addition to $-10
billion already spent by re
gulators.
Hudgel d i r e ct o r R i c h a r d
Dorman said taxpayers could
expect to pick up airout $39.9
billion of the cost of the Interest
on those bonds during the next
10 years.
Hush also stressed an effort to
punish people who helped spark
the crisis. He blamed "uncons
cionable risk-taking, fraud and
outright criminality" for much
of the financial losses.
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BASKETBALL
LA Clippers still 0-for-1989
The sequence of events that has helped take
the Los Angelea Clippers one loss away from
tytnR the NBA record for consecutive losses In u
single season took another stranRe turn Monday
nIRht.
The Clippers su s
pended IradlnR scorer
Quentin D ailey with
pay for belnR 25 pounds
ovcrweIRht. then went
out and lost their lOth
consecutive Ratnc by
dmppInR a 129-111 de
cision to the D allas
Mavericks.
The loss left the Clippers, who have yet to win
In 1989. Just one setback short of the NIIA
stnRlc-seasnn record for consecutive losses of 20.
set by Philadelphia In 1973. The overall record
Is 24 spread over two seasons, set by Cleveland
In 1982.
I TENNIS
□
Borg saved from overdose
MILAN. Italy - Swedish tennis Rreat Bjorn
BorR was rushed to a hospital emergency ward
Monday und treated for an overdose of
barbiturates In what appeared to be a suicide
attempt, police !»ld.
Doctors at the Milan Polyclinic pumped out
BorR's stomach and pronounced him out of
danger. He wus discharged und permitted to
return home several hours later.
Police suld they were trying to determine the
circumstances ol what they caOcd an apparent
attempted suicide.
Borg. 32. a five-time Wimbledon champion
now retired from pro tennis, was staying In
Milan with his girlfriend. Lorcdana Bertc. an
Italian pop singer.
HOCKEY
NHL stars get it on tonight
EDMONTON. Alberta - The curiosity of rivals
turning teammates makes lor part of the
attraction at any All-Star Game.
The partnership of Larry RoUnson und Glen
Wesley on defense for the Wales Conference
Tuesday night In the 40lh NHL All-Star Game
has distinction beyond the fact that u Montreal
Canadlen Is paired with an arch-rival Boston
Bruin.
Robinson, the veteran star of the
Canadlens In his ninth All-Star Gume. will Join
the G a m e’s youngest player, the Bruins
20-ycar-old making his first All-Star appearance.
“ I guess you will have to look at It as the new
and old." Wesley said. "Larry Is very experi
enced In All-Star Games ... and lie ts leading his
team to first overall In the (Adams) division. It
will be exciting to play with him.
BASEBALL
Boston signs ex-Dodger Heep
BOSTON — The Boston Bed Sox. seeking lo
fill their need for a left-handed hitter off the
licnch. announced Monday the signing of free
agent Danny Herp.
______________________
Keep. 31. who played
last year for the World
Series cham pion Los
Angeles Dodgers was
signed to a one-year
contract. Salary figures
were not released.
K e e p , a first
baseman-outfielder
used p rim a rily as a
pinch hitter, hit .242 with 11 RBI
and no home runs last year. He appeared In 95
games, but reportedly had disagreements with
Dodger Manugcr Tommy Larstrda over the
continuity of his playing time.
"We are delighted to sign Heep." Red Sox
General Manager Lou Gorman said. "He fills a
big need for us."
Heep has been a member of two of the last
three World Series champions, also serving as a
pinch hitter for the New York Mels In 1986
From staff and wire reports_______________________
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C o m p lt l* lis tin g s on P a « a 2 B
four steals. Robert Moore added 17 points and 14
By MARK BLYTH E
rebounds with Von Eric Small adding 11 points
Herald sports writer
and Kerry Wiggins 10.
Seminole opened the game strong as Moore
OVIEDO - Robbie Crager powered In 29 points
and Eady hit conscctlvc layups. Oviedo bounced
aiul ripped down 12 rebounds lo lead the Oviedo
right buck with a bucket by Crager and u Jumper
Lions in n 78-74 upset over Seminole Friday
by Bolton to even things up nt 4-4 with 5:52 to
night In Seminole Athletic Conference play
play In the opening quarter.
before 301 fans at Oviedo High School.
The Lions then went on a 13-5 run behind the
The Lions Improved to 10-13 overall and 3-7 In play of Bolton und Phillips to give Ihclr leant a
the conference. The Tribe dropped to 15-9 and
17-9 lead nt the end of the first eight minutes.
9-1 In the SAC.
Seminole then put on Us pressing defense und
"This ts the biggest win we’ve had In qultr worked Itself back In the game as Brandon Cash
some lime." Oviedo coach Dale Phillips said.
came up with a steal and u layup. After a Crager
"(Robbie) Crager played like a stud tonight, we basket Eady and Moore hit buck to buck Jumpers
didn't think they (Seminole) could stop him to pull the Tribe within 19-15 with 6:01
Inside and we did a real nice Job of getting Ihr
remulnlng In the half.
hall In his hands."
Oviedo then reeled off six straight points with
When Crager wasn't scoring he had help from
Brad Bolton who netted 21. Tim Tocco who Crager hitting the first bucket. Tim Tocco then
contributed 13 points and eight boards and hit a layup off a nice feed from Phillips heforr
Danny Phillips who completed Die game with 11 Phillips came up with u steal and connected on a
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(mints and 13 assists. Seminole was led by short Jumper.
Seminole then came alive behind ihe play of
Bernard Eady with 19 points, five assists and
Moore and Eady to pull within 33-32 at Ihe
Intermission.
. ... , .
The Tribe cam e out und quickly established
the lead In the second half as Small hit
consecutive buckcls to give them a 36-33 lead
will 7:03 remaining In Ihe third period.
Crager. who erupted for 14 third quarter
points, then took over for Ihe Lions. Crager
opened his campaign with a short Jumper with
6 50 remaining. Eady followed with a layup
before Crager netted another short Jumper.
Eady then drilled a three point field goal lo give
Seminole o 43-38 lead with 5:28 to play. The
Lions then turned things around.^Phllllps opened
a six point run with n Jumper followed by Bolton
layup. Crager then connected on another Inside
hoop to move Oviedo Inlo the lead 44-43 with
4:10 led In Ihe period.
Crager then hit consecutive Ihrcc point plays to
lend Oviedo lo n 58-54 lead heading Inlo the finul
eight mlnutrs of play.
Eady opened the final quarter with a slam lo
□ S e e Ambush. Page 2B
Hawks led
by youth
to 3-1 win
B y TONY D sSO R M IER
Herald sports editor_____
C A S S E L B E R R Y - Given the
tempestuous season that Ihe Lake
Howell boys soccer team has gone
through. Coach BUI Stevens has had
lo make some player moves not
normally associated will* a learn
chasing post-season honors.
But on Monday night, those
moves paid dividends as the Silver
Huwks scored a 3-1 win over Ihe
Spruce Creek Hawks In the first
round of the -tA-Dlstrlct 9 tourna
ment.
Now 11-5-3. the Stiver Hawks
advance to Wednesday night's
semifinal contest at Lyman. X-X
winners over Mainland on Monday
night.
During the year. Stevens was
forced to remove u couple of players
from his varsity roster for dis
ciplinary reasons and replace them
with Junior v a r s i t y players. Against
□ See Hawks, Page 2B
Hn M rtw lo by Tommy Vloconl
On Monday night, the play ol Tony Lolbln (In air) and his
Lyman (oammalos was sheads and shoulders abovo that
ol visiting Mainland. The Greyhounds scored live
first-half goals on thofr way lo posting a 9 0 win.
Lyman romps
in 4A-Dist. 9
Prom Staff Raporta________________________
Johnny "S" Muirs scored a pair of goals and
added an assist lo lead the Lyman Greyhounds to
a 9-0 whipping of Daytona Beach Mainland In Ihe
opening round of District 4A-9 Monday night ul
Lyman High School.
The ’Hounds Unproved to 124-7 overall and
will return to uctlon at home agulml Lake Howell
with kick off set for 7. Mainland completed Its
season with a 2-12-4 record.
(
"ll was nice to get everyone a chance to play.'
Lyman coach Ray Sandldgc said. "Everyone
played well and we did a nice Job of executing
[ See 'Hounds, Page 2B
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DELAND - Parlaying a sllngy defense and a
penalty kick goal by Lou Meletllldla Into a 14)
win over DcLand on Monday night, the Lake
llranlley Patriot boys soccer team has advanced
I n thr next level o f the IA District 9 tournament.
Next stop. La k r Mary, the top-ranked tram In
the state.
"Wc go over there and Ihcy'rr supposed to beat
im — who's tltc pressure onV asked Luke
llranlley roach Ju n Itrody rhetorically. "We want
to play hard and beat them.
•'it'll take a lot of the right thUigs to happen for
I S e e P a t r io t s . P a g e 2B
Ituluudo (14 goals, four asslstsl. Ken
By T O N Y DsSORMIER
Herald sports editor
B y TO N Y D sS O R M IE R
Herald sports e d it o r _________________
□ Sec Regional*. Page 2B
Pats advance
with shutout
Oviedo hopes plan
works in 3A-Dist. 7
Next stop
for girls:
regionals
For two. Its the third time around.
For the other pnlr. It's a first.
Tonight, the Lake Mary and
Iltshop Moore girls soccer teams
continue their respective climbs to a
potential slate championship wtth
regional championship games al
home.
.
_
At 7 p m. , the 4 A-Dtstrlct 3
champion Lady Rams ot Lakr Mary
will host Ihe Lady Wildcats of
Winter Park, the 4 A-Dlstrlcl 4
titltsts. for the 4A Region 11 title ll
will be the third time thts year Ihe
two teams have met.
Over al Bishop Moore, ihe U d y
Hornets, who brat Oviedo last week
lo claim the 3A District 5 crown,
w ill host 3A -D lstrlcl 6 champ
Herkley ITrp of Tumpa In a battle
for the 3A Region III crown, ll l* the
first meeting of the two schools and
the winner will haw Its first girls
soever regional title
“ We've played Waiter Park twice
and beat them both times. 5-1 and
44)." said Lake Mary coach Bill
Etsscle. "But the first lime, we
played them rarl> tn the year The
second lime, they were miming
advancing to Wodnosday night’s 4A-Dlatrlcl 9 semifi
nals. Lyman wll host Lake Howell, 3-1 winners over
Spruce Crook Monday.
H m K PSwkwSy TlwHW n wW
A head's up play by Donna Rohr (No
15) saved Lake Mary's 2-1 win over
Lake Howell last Friday. Tonight, the
Lady Rams play lor the AA Region II
title at home against Winter Park
A m an's got to do what a man s
„got to do. Unfortunately, that may
mean taking ll on ihe chin once In a
while.
With the 3A District 7 tourna
ment scheduled lo begin this week.
Oviedo High School boys soccer
coach Dave Jekanoskl tried to make
sure his tram was ready by holding
some players out of some games,
giving them a chance to heal from
their injuries and/or Illnesses.
In the process, the Lions took
some lumps Last week, with center
midfielders Al ilalaudo and Eric
Dulhneyrr sluing out. Oviedo was
beaten by l.akr Marv 54)
"We re healthy and ready to go
for first time In a few weeks." said
Jekanoskl “ It’s been a long haul
Thts ts the healthiest we've been
since Christmas
"We've had either illness or Injury
lo one or two player* every night
We v r been gearing our team
toward districts If anyone was even
slightly hurt, we kepi them out.
We re 100 percent right now It we
stay that way. we have an excellent
chance to win It.”
Statistically, the l.tons are led by
Jeff Dr Rose 113 goal*. 16 asslstsl.
Wataanen Inlne goals. 14 asslstsl
and Rob Mills (seven goals, four
assists).
Jekanoskl will find out tonight at
7:30 p.m., when the Lions host
Kls-simre Gateway. If hi* maneuvrrings pay off.
The Lions go into Ihe 3A-7 playoff
as the No. I seed, followed In order
by B i s h o p M o o r e . O r l a n d o
Edgewater. Kissim m ee Osceola.
Leesburg. Seminole. Orlando Jones.
Kissimmee Galew ay and St. Cloud.
Kissimmee Gateway delealed St.
Cloud 2-1 on Monday night for the
honor of facing Oviedo tonight.
Also. Oviedo will be the site of Die
Leesburg/Osceola contest, which
will kickoff at ft 30 p m
Other games tonight, all of which
will start al 7 p m .. have Jones
visiting Bishop Moore und Seminole
playing al Edgew aler
The semifinals will he played ul 7
at the hlgheslOne contrst will
m atch the winners of tonight's
Ov .cdo/Gatewav/St. Cloud and
Le- •shurg/Osceola games The other
will feature the winners ol the
It I h o p M o o r e / J o n e s a n d
Setnlnolr/Kdgewalrr confrontation*
Thursday
p m
V hoots
seed ed
T h e c h a m pi o n s h i p game Is
scheduled for 7 p m Friday al the
highest-seeded surviving achool
POR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ T H E SANFORD HERALD DAILY
1111
�*■ — Sanford Meralo. Sanford. Florida — Tuaaday. February 7, 1969
Patriots-------------- ’Hounds--------Continued from IB
to brat them. We'll have lo krq i II close. Bui wc
won't play dead (or them.”
On Monday nitlht at DeLar.d. the Patriot*. gave
nn exhibition cf the kind of driennlve play it’ll
take to bent Lakr Mary, limiting (he host Bulldogs
to Just two nboH. But Uike Brantley will have lo
execute bitter on ofTcnac to knockoff the Barns.
’’The thing I’m most disappointed about la that
we didn’t finish our chances." slid Brody. "Wc
could have had tour or five mare goals. T h trr
were a couple of tknes It wan euslrr for us to score
than miss, and we si 111 missed."
Meletllldls scored the game’s only goal on a
penalty kick midway through lire first half after
Scan Jones was taken down In the Delaind
penally area. Luckily. Ihul’s all the ofTense the
Pats needed.
Wednesday night’s semifinal game at Lake
Mary Is scheduled for 7 p m. The winner will play
the victor In Wednesday's Lyman/Lakc Howell
game In the championship malch on Friday
night.
Continued from IB
JoJo House opened the games scoring off u
nice feed from Malrs with 31:12 to play In the
opening half. Mdrs carried the ball down the left
Hide !*fforc ro vu n u It U> the middle where House
ripped u shot Into the net.
House scored Just over two minutes later off a
through pass from Tohv Lclbcn to increase the
lead to 2-0 with 20:07 to play In the huo Lyman
added another gad. this one on a penalty kick by
Troy Hamilton with 25:00 to play In the opening
40 minutes. The PK was set up when Bernard
Harden was wrestled down In the box.
The win sets up a semifinal matchup with Lake
Howell. The (vwi learns spill during the regular
season with this game being (he rubber matc«i.
The game will mean much more, though, as It
the winner will advance lo Friday's Final against
the winner of the Lake Mary -Lake Brantley game
and the loser comtdctlng Its season.
"Lake Howell always plays us lough.” Sail*
didge said. "There are no easy gnmes left. Tire
real soccer players are here and trow its depends
on who capitalizes nn their opportunities."
Hawks-------------
Regionals-------------
Continued from IB
Sptucr Creek, some of those youngsters mude
the difference.
"Our youth scored our goals tonight.” said
Stevens, "I'm glad we scored curly. We could
have had some more goals. I'm Jttst glad It turned
out the way It did."
At 3:32 of tire first half. Mlkr Miller played a
nice ball In front of the Spruce Creek net and
sophomore Chris Brown wus there to knock It
home for a 1-0 Silver Hawk lead Seven minutes
later. Junior Chris Taylor knocked home the
rebound of a Miller shot lo put the home team up
2 -0 .
The action continued at Its furious rale, but tbc
scoring stopped until 34:31 of tire first half when
Batt was able to direct the ball Into the goal after
a collision with Lake Howell goalie Sieve Munnell.
Continued from IB
some players.”
The Lady Burns claimed their district champl
unship last week with a 2-1 win over the Lady
Silver Hawks id Lake Howell Most observers
agree Lake Howell gave Lake Mary all that II
could handle.
"Luke Howell Iras three of the best strikers In
lire area.” said Elsscle. "We bad lo do u good Job
against them defensively. We didn't contain their
midfield like we wantrd to do.
"We didn't play real well, but well enough to
win."
For Bishop Moorr. tonight's game will Ire
charting new territories for tire girls soccer
program. Finally out of the shadow of the area's
big schools with the creation of a 3A classification
Ibis year, the Lady Hornets have their sights set
on a state title.
There were no goals scored In the second half,
but the aggressive, physical play continued and
even escalated until the 72:30 mark, when
Spruce Creek’s Anthony Corrado was given u
yellow card for running down a l-ake Howell
player.
Meeting tonight In this game ure two of the
most prolific scorers In the history of girls soccer
In Florida. Bishop Moore boasts Amy Gcltz. who
has scored a state record 49 goals this season.
Berkley Prep counters with Jcnnnle Burrow, who
has 46 goals lo her credit this season.
Wildcats whip Lake Howell
By JIM RICKBNB ACKER
Herald correspondent
CA SSELB ER R Y - Even nt ihc lntr>s<ctlnn of
Alotna and Stnte Boad 436. one could hear thr
players' enthusiasm coming from the Wlnler
Park boys baskctlxdl bus What begun us a
Monday night mission lo Lake Howell rulmlnuted
with a much-needed 71-57 Wildcat victory before
251 fans
Much needed, because Winter Pork 115-8) had
fallen on hard times lately, barely healing Dr.
Phillips ul home Inst Wednesday before (rowing lo
Orlando Boone by nine points on the road Friday.
"We've been struggling and hoped this game
would help us lum things around." said Winter
Park senior point guard Willy Daunlc. "And we
got the solid game we needed."
Only Coach Kerry Patrick's generoia m i L m i lions and lak e Howell's baruge of three-pointers
In the fourth period prevented the margin from
mushrooming to epic proportions.
Wtlllnm Brooks' basket from the baseline
ballooned the Wildcats' cushion lo 5 1-28 lo start
the fourth period. But guard Steve Johnson
(game-high 20 (mints) and Josh Kohn (14) begun
connecting from three-point land to trim the
deficit toGl-54.
Brooks, a freshman recently elcvaled to varsity
status, scored the last of hts 13 (mints with 2:17
remaining. Danny Rubin (a team-high 17 (minis)
followed with two free throws print to Cirllouf
Pollard's reverse luvup that propelled Wlnler
Park (o a 67-57 advuntuge.
Lake Howell (9-IGl. which lost to Seminole nod
lake Marv by a combined four points over I by
Iasi two weeks, got no closer than 10 points down
the stretch.
The Wildcats took advantage of an avalanche of
Silver Hawk turnovers In the third period — along
with the offense of Andre Ringkvlnt 114 points)
and Rubin — lo build n 49-27 bulge. During one
two minute stretch In the third period, lak e
Howell committed five turnovers.
Johnson's live three-pointer* and Kohn's three
three-pointers In the fourth period mntle lilt
outcome respectable.
W IN T E R P A R K O i l — Rubin tZ, R ln g k .t*f 14. Brook* I X Oauni*
It. Pollard 1. Ottergeard 4. Brown X H air i . Bunnell 1, Mengen t
Mohan o Total* J ) I t 7111
L A K E H O W ELL I U I - Johnton 10. Kotin I*. D a m ** *. Thoma* i
Gvthior a. Me Coo4 >. Scutor to I . Smith t . Eetthem 0 Total* I t I t I I
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fto lttim e-W inter P a rk 11. Laka Howell t l The#* point g o a l* -;
Win lor P a rk 1 (Daunlc 1. Brown It . Laka Hbwoll t IJor-nton I . Kona
4) Total »out»-Wlntor P ark I4l Laka Howoll I f Faulad out-*
Out Star Teth nical*-N on # Record*—Winter P a rk l i t . Laka Howoll
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McNamara’s band beaten 70-50
From staff reports
DAYTONA BEACH - John
McNamara, the head coach of
the girls buskctbull tram ut
Seminole High School, didn't
inlnce words about who was lo
blanic alter Ihc Lady 'Nolcs were
hammered by Mainland 70-50
on Monday night.
"I have lo lake thr blame for
this one." said McNamarn. "The
girls Just weren't up for this
game. I Just didn't have then*
ready for It."
After trailing by Just five at the
huff. 33-28. Seminole suw thr
game ripped away In the third
quarter us Mnlulund outseorrd
the Tribe 20-6 during (hut
right-minute period.
Kristy Austell led Mainland
with a game high 37 points.
Including of l3-for-16 from the
free throw line. Once ngaln.
S h e r i R e d d i c k s paced the
Seminole*.' effort with 19 points
and 16 r e b o u n d s . A d r i a n
Hlllsman nddrd IQ (mints, six
assists and live steals lor thr
'Nolrs.
The loss snaps Seminole's
13-gamc winning streak, leaving
the Lady 'Notes 18-3 going into
tonight's game ul Oviedo.
Strangely enough. McNamara
suw s o mr t hl n g positive In
Monday's loss that may carry
Into tonight's game and through
the rest of the season.
"This Is the best time for
something like Ibis to happen."
he Mild. "Wc had won 13 In a
row. The girls thought they were
Invincible. Now It's back to
reality, starling from square one,
‘ I didn't have them mentally
prepared tonight. The last time
we lost was in Mainland In
December. I think we're a belter
team than Mainland, we |ust
didn't play that way. Th rrr's no
way wc could win."
1 E M IN 0 L E ( H I - B aker } . Ripgin* ♦
H hitm an I I . Kennon t . Long 4. Reddick* It.
G llch rl*l7 To U lt H M l SO
M A IN LAN D ( H I — G ra ve r I . Sm art J.
Tetllaft «. Young 4 M ocKoror I I . A uttoll 17
To lalt 1 1 1* I I 10
H a tltlm a —M ain la n d 11. la m ln o la 11
T h re e point goal*-Sam lnoto 1 iR lgg in * J | .
Mainland I (T a t lla lll Total tout*-Sam inota
I t . M a in la n d I I . F a u la d out — L o r g
T e c h n ic a l* —Sam ln o ta c o a c h . K en n o n .
M ainland coach R aco rd t-Sam tn o le I t X
Mainland 101
Royce, Stromberg, TRC all win Ambush---------------------------------------------------------------r r u m . t o i l Moporit
0 „.__ *.-,_
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Royce Erections a w e d three
runs In tlie iNiiloin of the
Hub Idcll led Ruycr with
, hrce ha%e hlt9> lwo rl, ns
haded In and three runs
Tony [^n nti(|r d a two
ron |rt Jc hnd K-oyrd „ n „,
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11-10 victory over Lambert
Monday nlghi In Jianford mens
wilts Mike Phlllam and Huh
w illia m s adding lwo runs
n
runnand»cof1ngiwoolhcrB.
Tony Madsen led Stromberg
with a double uud two singles
with three runs hailed in and
three scored.
Hair Sullivan and Ronnie
Phillips Ird FPL with a single
“°r«bu,I act,on a‘ Chaae ,,ark
In other action Monday Ii
was Slromhrrg Carlson dpping Florida Power and Light
2 5 ’7 and the Tim Haines
Corirtectlon hammering Ken
Huiiiniel Chevrolet.
MTS d Burnham led Lambed
with iliree singles, four Rill's
and two nin scored with Greg
Cluik contributing three immsingles, two runs halted In and
lwo run scored. Bill Aten
added a double, driving In two
Ed Shuler hnd n double and
a single and drove In three
runs while scoring twice to
lead THC.
C h r i s K e e l e r led K e n
Rumtnel with two singles and
a run scored.
Continued from IB
give Seminole some momentum and cut Ihc lead
lo 36-56 willi 7:36 lo play. The Lions responded
with two Tocco hoops sandwiched around a
Crngcr layup lo give them a 64-56 lead with 6:26
remaining.
Seminole then went on u six point tear with
Wiggins. Stun Avers and Bady nil hilling layups
In trim the lead lo 64-62 wlln 4:49 left. Oviedo
responded once again with buxkrtn hy Bolton and
Tocco.
Oviedo (hen (H it (he game exit of reach when
tlollon sank a base line Jumper. Phillip* then
came up with a nice steal and hit a wide open
Tocco under H r basket who hit the short bank
shot. Phillips U rn hll a Jumper from Ihe elbow to
72-64 with 1:34 remaining.
Seminole mude It close lo with Moore hilling
Isack to back buckets. The Tribe, though, could
not hit the three point Held goal late and dropped
Its first SAC game of Ihc season.
"I knew If wc cuuld handle Ihrlr pressure we'd
do alright." Phillips said. "Danny (Phillips) did a
nice Job and I r was helped greatly by Todd
Tocco. Mark Bdlhom and (Brad) Bolton. They all
did n nice Job of gelling the lull down the Hour
and Into the hands of our scorers."
S E M IN O L E ( I t ) - ffiill'p * It . Ballhorn 1. Bolton I I . Todd Tocco0.
Tim Tocco t l . Creger 7*. H o lllt l. Totol* M IH S M
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Northof Orlando, )usi Off Hwy T7-9?
301 Dog Track Ro. longwood
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1989 — JO
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‘Big Band’ to give concert
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Club offering ‘singing valentines’
The Scmoran Junior Woman's Club will be offering their
"Singing Valentine*’’ on Tuesday. Feb. 14. Sweethearts may
be surprised at the office, golf course or anywhere by two
singing Juniors, a love scroll, chocolate heart and photo
keepsake for $20. To place orders, call 699 8781 by Feb. 11.
Proceed* will benefit the club's community projects.
AARP chapter to meet, eat
Sanford AARP Chapter 1977 will meet for a covered dish
luncheon at noon on Thursday. Feb. 9, at the Sanford Civic
Center. Dave Farr, executive director of the Greater Sanford
Chamber of Commerce, will bring ihe group up to date on
present and forthcoming chamber programs.
Experts to speak at ALMACA seminar
Two national experts will apeak al the Second Annual
Central Florida ALMACA Chapter Seminar on Wednesday,
Feb. 8. from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Frank W. Frcshour will speak
on "The Power of Listening” and Argyll Campbell will give
"An Insider's View From Washington.” For further details on
the seminar, set for the Park Suite Hotel In Altamonte Springs,
call Scott Dlcblcr at 841 -4721.
He questions her
past, their future
D EA R ABBY: I have some
thing on my mind that bothers
me a lot. 1 am a young man
ADVICE
(under 20 years old) and I am
about lo ask rny girlfriend to
|--------------------m a rr y me. She Is slightly
younger than I am. and we've
been going together for a little
A BIG A IL
over a year. When we first
VAN BUREN
started to dale. I asked her some
questions about her past, and for
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some reason. I Just don't believe
that she told me the truth. Am 1
wrong not to believe someone 1
DOUBT1NO H ER
love? (I really do love h e rj I wan!
D EA R DOUBTING! Do not
to believe her. but every time I
marry' this girl until you bolh
think about it. I find It very' hard
have had premarital counseling.
to believe.
Perhaps your questions were
What can—or should—I do? Inappropiallr, unfair, of no real
What If she was lying to me. and consequence or were reall" none
;| find after we arc married that of your business. Maybe she lied
she lied about something else? lo protect herself. And maybe
Please help me. I'm about to she didn’t lie. This will all ernne
make a big move In my life, and out In counseling, and I urge you
I want to know If I should or not, la resolve this matter before you
I need to hear from you really consider marriage.
SANFORD — The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra,
under the direction of Buddy Morrow, will appear
In concert on Friday. Feb. 10. at 8 p.m. at the
Sanford Civic Center. 401 E Seminole Blvd.
Sponsored by the Seminole Community Con
cert Association, the concert ts free to ossolcatlon
members. Those who arc not members of the
concert association may attend the concert for a
$ 10 donation at the door.
Recognized for his fine musicianship on the
trombone. Buddy Morrow bos u repertoire tliat
embraces not only the classics of the original
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, but the spectrum of
popular music from Dixieland and rhythm and
blues, lo Intricate ballads and progressive Jazz, He
also presents those tunes of the '40s known as
Big Band music.
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Art D'Alossandro, president of
Usa Malle Protessional Imago,
Modeling and Acting, and llsn
Malle, director, are coordinating
models for iho Sominole County
Heart Association Fashion Show
Morrow himself was a member of the original
Dorsey brigade, was on staff at NBC for years as a
featured player on the "Tonight" show, and was
later a familiar featured artist on the Arthur
Godfrey Radio Show.
The Dorsey sound stresses fhc feel of an
ensemble with trass and reed sections.
For more Information, call Dr. Alexander
Dicklson at 323-1450. ext. 431.
County 4-H’ers
win with horses
Show’s food
to add taste
to fashions
Buddy Morrow
SANFORD — As If Ihe fashions
weren't enough, the food al tin
upcoming fourth annual
Seminole County Heart Associa
tion Fashion Show Is promised
lobe excellent.
Elizabeth Pauluccl Helfrlck Is
arranging for catering for Ihe
Feb. 10 event, w hich Is to
Include garden salad, chicken
prtmavers with vegetables, ralk
butter, strawberries romanott.
and colfee or Ice Ira.
Candl Ekstrom, founder ol
Hair benders and her Creative
Design Team, will br styling Ihe
models' hair for the faslilon
show.
Ticket# are $20 each for the
production, which Is open to lh<
public and will lx* held at the
Sanford Civic Center.
S h o w c o - c h a i r m e n J e an
Clontz and Call Stewart are
working with show coordinator
Lisa Mafic on the modeling
aspect of the show.
For more Information, call
Jean Clontz at 774-5052 or Gall
Stewart at 323-6690.
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TAVARES — Three members
of the Seminole County 4-H won
first place In the District Six
Horse Bowl In Tavares.
Melissa Henry. Jennifer Dllolta
and Allison Wallace, along with
supervisor Steve Britt, all of
Longwood. showed horses In the
Jan. 7 competition.
After representing Seminole
County well, they are entitled lo
go on lo the state coin pel Uion In
Gainesville In July.
Getting
married
Engagement and wedding
forma are nvullnblr al the
Sanford Herald, 300 N.
French Avc.
The completed forms may
be accompanied by a pro
fessional black-and-white
photograph if a picture Is
desired.
For more Information, call
322-2611, ext. 34.
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Boat has that winning took
From lett, Shaun Briggs ol Iho Rivership Romanco awards Ihe
Romance trophy to Waller Woodard, winner ol Iho 1988 Lako
Monroe Boat Parade. Looking on are Richie Smith ot Sanford
Boat Works and Dave Farr, executive director of the Greater
Sanford Chamber ot Commorco. The trophy, awarded to the best
decorated boat In the annual parade, went to Woodard lor his
boat Lucky Lady, which had Iho theme "A Beary Morry
Christmas.”
Putting practice
Deciding they'd brush up on
Ihelr swings before a golf
tournament benefiting the
American Hoart Association,
these lour gentlemen select
Irons for a frtondly practice
game From toll are Dr. Jim
Quinn, president of the Heart
Association; Daryl McQualn;
Robbie Robertson, board
member ot the Heart Associa
tion; and Bon Dyal. The
tournament, h an di ca p or
calloway, will begin at 12:30
p.m. on Monday, Feb. 13, at
Heathrow Country Club For
more Information, call Robbie
Robertson at 322 5854
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H erald . Sanford, Flo rid a — Tuesday. February 7. 1969
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
INVITATION TO 910
T’ CLASS
N O TICt
NOTICE It hereby given the!
The P r i .j t , Industry Council
the Board of Coseity Commit
• or temmelc County. Inc . on
%ioner« at Seminal* County.
nouncet h » l H will bo *<c*pling
FlorIda. intends toeichonge the
p ro po u it Irom firm* withiog to
tallowing described preparty
located InSeminoleCounty
p ro vid e eudll u r t l c i i The
p u ' po m el the invitation it to
That portion ef Section 77.
nb*e>- rv, tr~‘-vt e' an tc
TcwntTtlp If South, Range J*
cetmtlno firm ohote principal
Fail. Semmol# County. Florida,
o f l l c e r t a re In d e p e n d e n t
being mar* particularly da
certified public accountant*, to
scribed at follows
perform an audit of the Private
Th* Eatl 471® feel of th*
Induttry Ceietcll g« temlnote
South 710IS feet ef PwSeutheetl
County, In c . including fundt
t* ef the Southeast U. aicapt
o b ta in e d through th e Jeb
State Rood No 4a. wbiect te
Training Partnerthip Act. Titlet
any aetementa ot racard Can
H A and l i t tram the Florida
laming eta acre*, mar*or tats,
D e p a rtm e n t at L a b o r and
ter th* fallowing property
E mpleyment Security
located in Seenloo** County and
Audit tervlce required will described at.
Include aneiamlnatlon of flnan
That portion *1 Section 71.
clot Hatemanti in accordance Township If South. Rang* 7*
with I) generally accepted audit Eatt. Semmol* Ceunty. Florida,
atandardt at contained In being mere particularly da
Statement! an Auditory Sian
scribed at toliowt
dardt. >1 0*0 Slenderdi tor
Th# Norm *00 00 tool el th*
Audit of Governmental Ogam
Sauthwotl t* ef th* Southwest
latlont Fragramt. Actlvltlet Vt; aicapt th* Eatt 10000 loot,
and Function*, and )I the GOA alto aicapt Slat* Road tto 4*
Guldeimet lor Financial Audit Right of Wayj sub|*ct to any
CompUance Audit of Federally ootemonti of record Containing
attltlad Program* At the 7 H acres, moreor lets,
Private Induttry Council at owned by KENNETH M
Seminole County. Inc it a SANDON and LAWANOA M
private nan profit under
SANDON of 7417 Mollonylllo
MtlcHH ef the Internal revenue Avenue. Sanford. Florida 77771
coda. It mutt be audited
Th* term* and condition* of
pwrtuant tgOMBCircular A IId
tuch 4■change ef pmparty art
Compliance reterencei will M ■hat Seminal* County will trans
elude Public La* ft too IJTPAI.
ter ownership by County Deed to
Implementing regulation* at JO KENNETH M SANDON and
CFR Part* a« *01 *04 *M M. LAWANOA M SANDON In
•■change tor a trankter ot own
oil. »U and *11 at applicable
Service* mutt Include II an crtMp by Warranty Dead to
opinion at te • tether the flnan
Semino*# County by KENNETH
cial ttatementt conform to gen
M SANDON and LAWANOA M
orally accaplad accounting SANDON
principle*. II a tfatement of
Th* Boerd ot County Commit
whether the eiamlnatlon dn
turners Intend* to hold o public
ctoted Intlancet of tignltlcant hearing to consider the adoption
non compliance, and II a clear of a resolution authorIling the
ttata.nant el expenditure* quo*
•■Cheng* of tha abovedescribed
Honed or rtcommended tor dn
properties ot 1:70 pm. or at
allowance and lha reatonlt)
toon thereafter at potubi*. at
why
Its regular mooting on th* lam
The tublad audit will cover day ot February. Itat. al lh#
oil aipandilurat Irom July I.
Seminote County Services Build
teg; to June M. itaa The total Ing. 1101 Eatt First Street.
amount ot fundt to be audited Room W 110. Sontord Florida
equal! appr o a I m a t a I y Portent or* advlted mat. It they
tt.4aI.4ttM Or genii ttloni decide to appeal any decision
wIthing la tubmlt propotalt mad* at thlt hoering, may will
thouid contact the Private In
need a record ot the proceed
duatry Cauncll of Seminole mg*, and tor tuch purpose m*y
County. Inc >1} S Sontord may need tp Intur* that a
Avon.*. Sanford FL 17771 or verbatim record ot m* proceed
1407: »l 1477and requoat a full Ingt It mod*, which record
Raquett tar Propotal Pact age Include* th* testimony and evl
no later manFebruary JI. l*er
done* upon which th* appeal I*
Publlah Fab 7. lata
tob* bated
OEB47
MARVANNE MORSE
Clark toth* Boardot
NOTICE
County Commlttlonortof
Notice It hartby given that lha
SomInal* County. Florida
Board ot Ceunty Cammiaaionart
By BIIIML. Roiantky
ot Seminole County, Florida
Deputy Clerk
Inland! la holda Public Hear mg Pubilth Jan ]l. Fab 7. t**t
a ll CC PM or at toon thereel
OEA 714
tor at potubi*. at Ita regular
NOTICE OF
meeting the jam ot February.
Ifte. at He County Service*
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It hereby given that I
Building, lltl Etit Firtt Street.
am engaged In butlnatt al
Sontord. Florid*. Room W 170.
to conaldar o raquett from 417 70* Sun Lake Clr. Lake
Mary. FL 7774*. Stmlnol*
Performance Cable T.V . L P
tor a neneiclutlv* tranchlio to County. Florida undor lh*
Fktltlouk Noma ol STADIUM
provide lor the inttallatlon.
operation, endmaintenance ot a SPORTS, and that I Intend to
Cab'* Tatavttlon Syttam wimm rtglttor said name with m*
tha unincorporated area ot Cltrk of th* Circuit Court.
Seminot* Caimty and that II be Samlnol* County. Florida In
releeted purwent to Section accordance with tht Provisions
IS 17 ot m* Seminole County ot m* F lenttout Ne.'n* Statute*.
ToWlf Section 1410* Florida
Code, from providing
cabtevltlon tervlt* to aroot at
Statutes last
/S'Dennlt A Nodar
the unincorporated araat ot
Publish Jan 17. 14. It. Fab 7,
Seminal* County currently re
It**
calving CATV service IronDEA 11*
another franchise
Perton* art advitod that. II
they decide la appeal any d*
NO.’ICE OF
dtloni mad* al mit hearing,
FICTITIOUS NAME
they will need * record ot the
Nolle* I* hartby given that I
proceedings, and tor tuch *m engaged In business *1 *0*
purpose, theyneedtoInsure that Wttlwlnd Ln Ftrn Park,
a verbatim record of the pro
Semlnol# Ceunty. Florida under
ccodings It made, which record the Ficliltout Name of SOLO
INSTRUMENT TRADING and
Include* lh* ivitimony and tvI
that I Intend to regitt*' said
Pane* upon which m* appecl it
nam
e with 'he Clark ot m*
tobe bated
Circuit Court. Semlnol* County.
MARYANNE MORSE
FlorIdo In accordance with lh*
Clark tolh* Boardot
County Commissioner* of
Provisions of th* Fictitious
Nam* Statutes. Te Wit Section
Semmol* County. FlorIda
Publish fiUuety tin and Ulh.
US 0* F lorIda Statutes 1117.
Iset
/t'Jeffrey A Vaughn
DEB *4
Publish Jan 74. )l. Fab 7, 14.
IN*
OEA 701
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE OF
Notice It hereby given that I
FICTITIOUS NAME
am engaged In bullnest al II
Notice Is hereby given mil I
Cherry Laurel Cl HO*. Winter amengaged in business al P 0
Springs. FL IJ7M. Seminole Boi It Geneva. Flo 17717.
County. Florid* under lh* Seminot* Ceunty. Florid* under
Fictitious hem, at LOCKED m» Fictitious Nome ot QUALI
TIGHT SECURITY, and that I TV SERVICES, and that I
Intend to register told name inland to regular said name
with the Clerk ol lh* Circuit wim the Cion ol the Circuit
Co-rrt, Semmol* County, Florida Court. Semlnol* County. Florida
In accordance wim the Pro In accordance wim lh* Pro
vlaiona ot th* fictitious Nam* vision* of the Fictitious Nome
Statu*** ToMM Section Its 0* Statutes ToWii Section UlOt
F toeIda Si4iv**t 1*17
Florida Sutures test
/1 Nall Chapman
'S helly Contldder
Publish Jan 17. 74. Jl. Fab 7. Publish Jan J« jl. Fob 7. It.
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for nearly a decade.
Owner Ann Nnrdmun and her non. manager
James Mims, pride themselves on their service
to their ruslomern who rent anil buy a plethora
of durable medical equipment and surgical
supplies.
Med Care has everything from gauze mid
bandages lo hospital beds, oxygen and wheel
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They also have Ihe three wheeled scooters
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Customer service representatives Linda and
ilrlan Colley and Annette Coyne help make the
business transactions more pleasant. In addi
tion. Ann. Jim and Annette arc certified fillers
for orthotlc braces and supports.
Mrd Carr hills third party Insurance and
Medicare dlrrrlly lo leave their customers free lo
concentrate on their recuperation or assisting a
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They have special sales ever)’ week and
encourage everyone to stop by or give them a
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arc.
Big Easy slides into Mardi Gras climax
United P rats International
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NEW ORLEAN S - The king of
Carnival and Itla festive followers
skipped. stont|>cd and staggered
Into Tursda) und the climax of
Mardi Gras — the Big Easy’s big
blowout expected to attrart I
million revelers.
Bex. king of the biggest Mardi
Gras parade, was escorted into
the city Monday night on a Coast
Guard culler Hying (he nlflclal
green, y el l o w and purple
Carnival flag. The clipper wa%
surrounded hy a flotilla ol
flrcboals and the Battleship
Iowa, which berthed In the city
and gave shore Iravr to 5.000
happy sailors
The ceremony Is known ns
Luudi Gras — or "Fat Monday"
- .mil murks the ullli t.il I
rung of Hex’s reign us ruler over
New Orleuns.
"We are now turning over ihe
city of New O ileans to you for
the great celebration," Mayor
Sidney Barthrlemy said wllh
much aplomb during the cere
mony ut the Spanish (Muza next
lo the Mississippi River.
Rex. whose name was not to
be revealed unltl Inter Tuesday,
u'-cepled symbolic control of thr
ciiy by saying. "Let's Just let the
good times roll!"
The crowd of about 3.000. who
TU ESD A Y FE B R U A R Y 141ft V LE N TIN E 9 DAY
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Sontord, Florida
gathered In near-freezing drlzzln
to witness the event, let out a'
whoop and hoisted I heir drinks
10 their new leader.
"All commercial endeavors
must tie suspended und pleasure.'
must rule the day and night." u
captain of the parade Instructed;
the crowd.
But the tipsy throng was way*
ahead of the parade leaders.*
munv having tarn on a non-stopliquor high since Saturday.
It was one of only two paradesto move through Ihe New Or-;
leans area Monday, a day alter.
11 processions kept (tarade goers;
scrambling through the streets;
for cheap trinkets
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There really Is sonn-tlilng fantasiir about
Fantastic Cleaners nt 124 W. 2nd Street In
Sanford.
They want your business and are willing to go
that extra mile to Insure your satisfaction.
Fantastic Cleaners lias Introduced a new
Incentive program for all tlictr customers. The
Discount Members Club gives a 20 |>crccnt
discount to any customer who conies lit and
asks to Join the club. There Is no membership
fee. but In the future there will be a renewal
charge.
They arc striving to be the best dry cleaner In
Sanford. In addition to tin- Discount Mcmtwrs
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Complete tufnkty dry cleaning
plant opening in tett growing
a re a l Located in n o 000 tg tt
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center F u ll company train
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CENTRAL FLORIDA’S NEWEST
USED FURNITURE OUTLET
LA B O R ER S
ORANGE CITY
. our nsw assoclala
iCcmer of 2nd !• % WWhdNOI
505 E. First Street, Sanford, F L 32771
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Seminole Veterinary Hospital
Welcomes
Dr. James D. Phillips
214 S PALMETTO AVI
SANfORD. FLA
321-0120
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BOOKKEEPER
VOICE I PIANO LESSONS
7100 s French Avo. ! • rilord
DON’T KICK IT...
W eekly Specials
2 0 % -5 0 % Off
Selected Items
BOAT BUILDERS
C a b li/ R .b .l*
• I u tl S r n t t r C r t a m k «
Club, they will olfer various specials Iruin lime
to lime.
Fantastic Cleaners combines the most nuslrrn
equipment with good old fashioned smiles and
friendly service to provide their customers with
the best of all worlds.
They are o|>rit for business Monday through
Friday 7:30 a.in. to 5:30 p.m. and on Saturday
(for drop offs and pick ops only! from 9 a m. to 3
p.m.
If you want to find out more about the
Fantastic Cleaners Discount Club nr Inquire
about their other services, the staff at Fantastic
Cleaners encourages you to give them a call at
322 1112.
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In s t r u c t io n s
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WITH COUPON
QUALITY HOME CARE SERVICES
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AT AFFORDABLE PRICES
In my Home
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A P P T St T T I H i l-ABT T IM f
W f • p p o .- 'm .,.i, for door fo
door d .liv * r y of ftottn foods
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72C ■ fees
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SA n fo A td
ADVERTISING
The staff at Fantastic Cleaners; Faye (left). Anita
Connie, Vickie, and Paula, work hard to Insuro
7, 1989 — SB
l i t ) French Av* .
Sonlord Te .o co S A M Io IP M
C A S M II RS s c o o n s
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CLERICAL POSITION
C N rk Data F M ry Office Mgr
A g ro ttiv o a ccu ra te %*tvice
oriented p arum for general
office and operating an IBM
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N O T lC f OF A P P L IC A T IO N
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O O V E R N M E N T JO RS ■114.0*0
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let cu r ra n i federal IIU
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W IL L TR A IN
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INDUSTRIAL SALES REP.
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DRIVERS
OWNER OPERATORS
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above average wage*. top lin *
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STAFFING NURSES
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SECRETARY
M E O IC A L P E R S O N N E L POOL
41* N. Orlando A r t
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la n ia rd . Florida 11111
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HIGH NUMBER OF SALES...
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La k a M ary off tea to a ip a n d l
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INSIDE PHONE SALES
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FREE TUITION
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323 3700
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WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE
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llc n tl A pply Scolty'i T r u ll.
M l E . M lh Place. Santord
Airport. QAM to11 NOON
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D A B L E PER 10*1 to to ll lu ll
lino of high quality I^urleant*
to m onutacfurlng trucking,
cen tlrucllon ond farm cu t
tam er* in th* Orlando araa
Thorougl training program
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Worth. T i 74141 or phon*
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c a r p a lin g co m p an y C a ll
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TARY
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perfect oiperienca lake* thl*
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M l 1174
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URGENT NEED!
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poiitlon* available
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SALES MANAGERS
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without the boHtt l l crfalm g
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valet m anager* at* making
M 000 to 117.000 par mo W»
naad im mediate help lo meet
Ih it overwhelming demand lor
our product C a ll B ill *7* O KI
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llrm looking lo hlra 4 guy* * 4
g ir l* II or older to d a r t work
today I M utt ba tmgto neat
and try* to toevu at once
Three wkt on tha |Ob training
with all r »pence* paid E a rn
SIM 1400 whly For Intervlaw
tea Mr Allan Wilhite at Hail
d e r Inn. I I 4 A SR 401. Fab
7th Irom Noon to4 P M only
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Patent* We team* I
TEENAGERS 12 16
P art llm * fob Alter vchooi A
Saturday* 110 la 1100 weekly
Adult tuparvidon A ham per
lotion provided C all 41140)0
w eekend! ) B l i t l atk lor Jo*
TELEMARKETERS
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order* a l horn* tor our pro
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a p p e tn lm e n til P ir m a n r a l
pal li tan. Call Che d e l Betdel
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REGENCY
TEMPORARIES
740-0111
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SANDLEWOOO VILLAS
Caudal 1 b d rm *. 1 bath*
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equipped
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Rant Starting At-
1404
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M— Rooms for Rent
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lege*. AC A Pool. S7) wkly or
1)00 mo C a ll Jerry M7 04I4 II
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I Lg. Bdrm w/prvt belli M)
dtp -4 141 w kly Prefer reipontible working mala ar
male retire* walcem*
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1 roomi tor rant, 1110 each,
u ntu rn lih ad Non tm o k art
C a ll Jett
mo m e
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v v v v v v v v
SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS
l i l t R E N T S P E C IA L
IIM S E C U R IT Y
• A P P L IC A T IO N F E E
I and 1 bdrm d u p ta i'i Irom
U H par month Ind ivid ual
patio*. Ig pool, tented play
ground and laundry lacllltle*.
E ic a lle n t location on l i t )
between 4)4 A Lk M ary B ird
?S—Room/Board
N IC E C L E A N ROOM lor el
d trly . m aal* A laundry A l
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97—Apartments
Furnished / Rent
BEAUTIFUL LAX[VIEWAPTS!
B ra n d New WkM lo W a ll
C a rp al A T ile Convenient
walk to Elem entary Middle A
High School* ond 17 n Pool.
Prlyato Balcony. Central M/A.
D ithw athar. E a t In Break la d
Nook
F u r n lt h t d o n d /o r
weekly available SM0 Plu*
11)0 Flo rid a A v * , Santord
I New Management I M144M
UNFURNISHED
ONE LEFT)!
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
CALL TODAY
CALL TODAY
SANFORD COURT ARTS
323 3301
MOVE INSPECIAL, lit!
EFFICIENCY APT
_______ CALL M0-007
PARTLY FURNISHED I B )
room apli 1700-117) ma On
thobull tool
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1ANFORD I Mm cottage
w/tanced yard If) wfc plu*
U00lac IncI util
HJM4*
)ANFORO 1 bdrm . eicaltont
plu*
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1ANFORO I room efficiency
w/pr bath A enaance Ctol*
to downtown Parted tor I
pertont 17) wk • 11)0 tec .
Ind wilt_________M)W«
I 4 J bdrm
apt!
CLEANI 114) A *4> plu* dtp
B ra t
C a ll M l m i
1AN 70RD
O i ' i j r ap t
U lllilto t paid. ctaM to town
ltd weekly or i n i monthly
1MTMlac 44l <M»_________
SANFORD Largr 1 or 1
badroomt hraptacr 1 bath*,
block to town Utintto* paid’
HI) weakly ar IklOmonthlr
>1! t ) 4 ) * r 4 « 4*M
1bdrm torrichad apt Air, heat,
carp*tod qutot neighborhood
)lt) Wkmcl utllitto* ptu* drp
____________ Call HO >471____________
99—Apartments
Unfurnished / Rent
BEAUTIFUL LAIEVIEW AMS'
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w h i r Avati*b * U M P»m
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Largo 1 bdrm , ) both. C /H /A
R aterm ca* required A va il
obi* M arch l i t 147) par mo
Security ol 1)00 I S DAT or
)M IM *
1 bdrm I bath 40U* Palm etto.
Santord uao m .
C a ll 4*4
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‘alltao toWer 1M«I 7*4104
DORCHESTER APTS.
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2433 LAKE AVE 8
Lika new 1 b d rm *. I bath.
C /H /A . carport, wether dryer
hookup 4)7 *774,eve*.beat
107-Mobile
Homes / Rent
COUNTRY SETTING!
I ) X *0. 1 b d rm . lip bath,
water A garbage fu rn ltlw d l
1)10 plut depoyll C all M l H i/
113—Storage Rentals
STORAGE/W0RKSHOP
WOO »qu«r* fc«t. can t * tpllt
V»ry rta9oatfe>€
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115— Industrial
Rentals
116—
Real Estate
FOREST CITY AREA
Let ut toy* your .ra d itl
W* buy horn** la ttc a th l
M l 4 )7 *or 411 M U
1 badroomt. 1 both*. I car
garage, fenced yard IM S/mo
___________Call )7» M l*___________
117—
HIDDEN LAKE VILLA
Commercial
Rentals
BODY SHOP
WITH UR DEALER LICENSE!
11W Santord Avenue M l 440)
SALE / 1EASE
Santord. ) b d rm , Ity bath,
c o n c re te b lo c k , t n c lo ia d
garage. Can H /A Via (CO or
USOmn
Call M l 171*
141— H o m e s f o r S a le
FOR SALE/LEASE
N IC E I 1 bdrm . 1(y bath horn*
In M tibluhed neighborhood'
C H/AI Garage! Fenced A
m oral, ......................
114 W0
I A C R E TRA M O U ILI P a rk Ilk *
tailing . ) bdrm . 1 both. Can
H/A , » X » It. detached
b ld g . kit aquipd. to la r hot
water, huge tree* w ith wan
daring t lr r e m l.............. 17)000
WE N E E O L IS T IN O ll
NOW H it ING R E A O E N T S I
323-5774
AFFORDABLE!
Santord. ) )Vt. one
C e n tra l H /A . carp al, font,
11X10 i c
p o rc h , loncod
I l f W0. tow down payment
UaQ.'mo P / l/ T / l. M l M il
U c . Real E tta la B r tk tr
SA N FO RD
AVE.
• I ) acres.
term * I
11)400
O W N ER FIN A N C IN G 1/t. blk.
completoly refurbished, eat in
k i t . D R . Ipl I
.. 141.700
7440 la n ia rd A r* .
321-0759.......... 321-2257
BY OWNER
) bdrm IVy bath, 14 000 down
and attu m * m trtgeg* 1)11
C yp raat. Santord X » D M
D L L TON A New a il b rick , ]
bdrm . ) bath, I amity room,
ipl . corner tor
laooodown
M akedaCerp.................. .174*111
T E L F A IR
R EA LTY
DLBARY
IN O R O U N D S W I M M IN G
POOLI Charming 1 bdrm . 1
balh horn# on larga to ll Livin g
room. <*n!ng a r t * , lg k llch an .
fam ily r m . dosed porch. I
car g arag e!........................ 1)7.110
L A R G E CORN ER L O T I (ch ain
link ftn ca l, good occo l* to I -4
A Hwy 17AM, sp eciou s 1
bdrm horn*, featuring 1 util I
fy room*, lg living rm . din
ing. kllchan A carport I D a 000
F I X U P HOM E! 1 bdrm , homo
on high lg. lo t. c lo t # fe
downtown Dabory I
147. SCO ;
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P R IV A C Y PLU11 G ra a l Loco
I km I Daauiilul lg tot w ilh
shade baa* A A iatoa*! N ewly
painted 1 bdrm , 1 balh homo I
Q u ilt a buy a ll
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11 HW Y. I f *1 O E B A R Y
305 668 4431/305 668 5722
SEN EZ
REAL ESTATt, INC
FOREST CITY
1 bdrm 1 bath. I car garage
A i i u m b l * . no q u a lify in g .
4) 400 down, tt o l mo 17*1*1*
G O V 'T R E P O R t SAL t i l
S IN C E 1*7)
BOB M BA LL. JR P.A..C I M.
L A K E MARY R E A L T Y
______________ MI-4111______________
U n lt « d W » u
A m e ric a * oldest licen sor
of ice cream sh o p *
n e e d ) qualified ta m ilie i
to operate their own
Ca/u/eH
Ice Cream Factory
Carvel repfeientalivei
SALVATION!!
3 bdrm . J b i l l . K r t t fw d
porch, I C*' g«F«Of. ViW per
mo L * * t* ’ww*ifi! option »o Lwyf
C jlle w W / b r e fc ir
J73 411I
4 TOWN INTERSECTION!!
O r a a g * C it y , W h lt p trln g
P i not n o* tq H Baautltul A
Im m acalatet
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Orlando north. 14 a l SR 44
7.S00 kquar* feel at U 00 pt r
tq a rr loot W ill em tid ar build
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WAREHOUSEFMFG SPACE
ep cro i 14)1 mo ■ ,
OFFICE of OFFICES
A V A IL A B L E FOR L E A S E
F a ll t a n k * with rtrtp lia n lif
I n c l u d t d . W a r t h a v i* a r
ito rag * araa* a r* araila b f* w /
a fllc * . 144 N. E lm . tocatad I
b l k i . Ira m S a m lM lt C ly .
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on lea * » s 17W /C7 M a e iM
fe n ce d . In S a n fo rd W ilh
bridge crane C all collect
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DELTONA TAMILY HOME
1 bdrm . 1 bath, garage. Can
H/Jk, calling tana, p riv a c y
tone*. ) ytw rt newt 11000
down A atvume tow F H A al
B R A N D N EW I Fulton Cantor.
i l l Fulton SI Sard 3rd . j O 4
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ta ll ip aca 11X14 perag*/
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THE HIGHLANDS
141—Homes for S<t«
O O V ERN M EN T H O M E ) Irom
4t IU repair) Ctoflnq-ityi t i t
property Rtpoaaattion* C a ll
I *0)4*7 4(00. a it G H I1 7 1
For currant ropo li t !
L A K E M A R Y - 7/1. blk . rat In
k i t .. D R . Ip l . Can H /A .
carpatad. K in d purch. lanced
back, b u ll tree*, deeded at
cat* to big Lake M ary I taf.400
O W N ER FIN A N C IN G - County
toned GC I . 1 bdrm , tram *.
iot n o x i l l ! ......................Llf.VOO
Oft SR 7414. Longwcod Winter
Spring* Pool Prtoitoget. goil
club, tannl*. park A lake 1
bdrm , 1 bath, covered patio,
g arag e. 14)0 mo A rth u r'*
R eal E tta la Service *44)781
OEBARY AREA
OEBARY
T27—Office Rentals
BATEMAN REALTY
SA N FO R D A R E A ) bdrm . full
kllhcan. carport, newly deco
rated l i t ) mg C all M l 1047
1 bdrm .. I bath, garage, qutol
neighborhood U71 mo plu*
aocurlty___________ C all 44* Mag
1 bdrm home available im
madiatoly!
quiet retldential
area!
C all 44* M0)
IN D YOU RNOWT H D Realty
manage* ovar aoo rental pro
p o r t t * i In a n d a ro u n d
Semlnoto County Wo can help
you II you decide to rent tor o
time brlo r* you buy I
LAKE MARY/SANF0RD
W * e ra looking lor a 4 bdrm
homo to rant that 4<tow* pat*
Call avencngi P I ,7)4
105— DuplexTriplex^ Ren!
A ra yog tired at apartm ent
IlyfogT
C e ll M0 0147
103—Houses
Unfurnished / Rent
l ra w Buy. 1)00 mo ) bdrm .
IW bath, c a rp o rt, u t ilit y ,
terrened patlc fenced yard
___________ C all I l f AMI___________
M l 44)4
123—Wanted to Rent
252S YALE AVENUE
4THAND PALMETTO!
w ill b e m
O R LA N D O . F L
dl the
C a r v e l le a C re a m S to re
W a t t g a l* S q u a re flh p g C lr
2 7 9 3 H la w a t t a A
S ilv e r S ta r Rd
F e b ru a ry 11 A 12
To make an appointment
C A LL C O LLEC T
★ AFFORDABLE! ★
★ ★ * DELTONA * * *
O R E A T FINANCIN G! Adorable
1 b d rm . f a m il y r o o m .!
w a t h a r / d r y t r , w a ll m a in
lalnadt Non qualifying FH A
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141.400
O W N ER FIN AN CIN G! Deltona
Almost newt 1 bdrm , 1 bath
fo rm a l d ining. | * c u n l In ;
m atter, fenced back y a rd . M
c a r an te had plut ) c a r da 1
lechtd garages!
44)000
B E S T BUY IN D E L T O N A I J
bdrm . 1 la th . 1 car g arage. J
III* roof, large fam ily room.
Clot# to schools, shopping A ’
ch u rc h e s
P r i c e d o fo n ly l
170.400
W A L K TO L IB R A R Y A P A R K I
O pen a ir y c e n ttm p o ry 1
b d r m . 1 both, spill Dock,
corner loll
141.400
407-574-3000
904-775-3000
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bay garage w /lllf. tale * o tlk a .
IInone# office. M plut vehicle
capacity
G raal Location I
Call Ml MW
CAMSIt ( „«|y)kk1«>h
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_______ Coverings_______
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B 8 B STEAM 8 PRESSURE
CLEANERS
COLUMBUS
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WILL CATER
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Lawn Service
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oldar hornet! Fo r o F r t *
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D ELTO N A
Lake Mary
) bdrm . I bath, g reat room
w/firapfaco. Can H /A , bi-ndl.
large corner tot .... 141) mo
plus 1*1, la *l A aocurlty
C all M l )M0 or m > 7) I?
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weakly and monthly re t** ! 411
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novated Clean A convenient i
C all AM 4411
$299 MO.
V A N IO R D
SANFORDAREA
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k llch a n , u tllltle * Included!
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plu* 17) dopoklt 4CF M l MM*
FOR QUIET, SINGLE STORY,
ENERGY EFFICIENT
FURNISHED STUDIOS
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Fimilits Welcome! 323-2920
P rivate entrance, refrigerator
A laundry 443'wk plu* U 0
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o r c a ll __________
436 NEAR 14
neighborhood
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M a e rr t. with largo hom e, t
(to ll born. A more 11X0 par
month Near Genova M H B I
S A N F O R D /L A K E M A R Y
M l, double garage, no pelt
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tm e ll children, no pal*. trCO
m a .p h ttM c
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RAISE TOUR GRADES!
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Now Under New ktonagement
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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
73— Employment
Wanted
TITLE CURK
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orated 117) to IMS mo Soma
u lililw t paid No pat* R * t* r
ence* required
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M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E
Lk Ad* I bdrm
1)10 mo
1 bdrm 114) mo A up PHOTO
323 3301 En. 112
Santord araa medical menu
lecturer need* attem b lert to
work in I heir clean, happy and
friendly company Good pay
h id benelitt That* podtlon*
could become permanent You
m ud have your own ca r and
uwn phone
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C a ll lo r in lt r v it w .
103—Houses
Unfurnished / Rent
99—Apartments
Unfurnished / Rent
WORK TOUR OWNHOURS!
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
ALL SHIFTS, FUU/PT. TIME
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Wrap. Cabia* QC Inspector,
and W av* Soldar Op*rotor
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DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS
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Parton to cara tor up to I
a ld a rly ra tld a n li, Cooking.
Cleaning 1 perianal cara ra
qulrad C a ll aftoraPM TM 7*01
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and d irt C a l i n t n o i
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F o r p ro g re ssiv e protchool
program
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crudity In aorly childhood odu
cation or CO A F u ll Unto, truu
child cara . paid vacation, paid
holiday*, c llllc o o m lim it 10
OS 14hr C D A t t h r
A pply:
4M R lra ry la w A ra .
taaOard........ M 1A4H
MOTEL MANAGERS
L lv a ln mot*I managar* Of
Ilea and m alnlonanca a ip .
ha Ip Tull No p a ll, no ihltdron
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O E T P A ID TOM ORROW
V A C A T IO N P A Y .
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DRIVER
711-H elp Wanted
JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR
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tuparvitor lor avanlng th ill*
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banallMI C all Ml 4000 _ _ _ _ _
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DOMINOS PI2ZA
7i- H e l p Wanted
HANDYMAN
Somataper tone*required
HOUSEKEEPER
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
1969
Lo cal M onol*<luring company
m l * convayor m achanlc*.
w t l d a r t , ih a a r A b r a k a ,
m a c h n itl* ____ _ C a ll M l M X
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H a w im t n , F r e n i D a ik .
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PM ih ittt available Apply In
p*r*on 4M Douglas A v* .
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1444 pools 34 P ■ M ft
(wnptotoly m siaiwd lix k d t t
hug* dark Ladder, fencing
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availabto Oihav poms avail
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p a ir ii L a p ! f r a * E slim a la t!
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OF CASSELBERRY
f ttO 41 RKRT ) F N
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cleanup
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141—Home* Tor Sale
141—Homes for Sale
D E L T O N A L A K E G L E A IO N
In p o u n d pool, brick. 1 bdrm .
^Its balb • l « i lam lly room,
intercom doubt* g * '* g * #.td
sp rin kle rs Only 111000!I
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A ll YOU
Milt) TO
KNOW IN
REAl(STATE
STENSTROM
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HIDDEN LAKE TERRACE
REALTY,
'.B y o w n e r, 1 b<*mt . 2ba
^Screened porch ‘ li k e n o * I
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Y O U W ANT F I V E A C R E S I
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mobile homy Look no mory.
brolhyrl Wy go! II IHtyd
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D O U B L E W ID E M O B IL E
H O M C I1 b d rm t. 1 balh* near
Genera H at la m lly room and
another attached lor office or
workthop On h a ll acre You
lust hare lo era out one!
P ric e d to te ll) ......
S a t in
HKAITOK
321 7823
LESS THAN S2500 CASH
IN C L U D IN G CLOSINO COST
H r bdrm home* in Sanlord.
Oaltona O aB ary. I a la M ary.
L o n g n o o d A A lt a m o n la
Springi Fo r talacllon call
P A U L OSBORNE
V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S
_____ f m tto a ar 1:1 m «
CH A RM IN O I 1 tlo ry I bdrm
H at 1 ca r garage apartm ent
with Can M/A L iv e In ona.
rant Ihy other An older home
but In A I condition I No quail
lying to attu m a mortgagal
Won llotM
SA4.fOO
LETS TAIK REAL ESTATE
R A M B L E WOOD! Real nice 4
bdrm , J balh. dlirtg room,
fully equipped kitchen and
pantry, large screened porch,
double garage with opened.
Can M /A, tm o k e a la rm * ,
carp al, calling Ian* and cable
T V . E k tra good buy lor big
la m lly I
477.000
321 9444
DANIEL &
W0HLWEN0ER
REALTY INC
NEWHOME
J b d rm i. I balm Feature*
g ryal a rta lo ll ol I r t a i Your
Choicest co lo n Only I SSI too
Alan John ion R t M n Um lim
N EW LOCH A R B O R L IS T IN G I
Big. wall maintained I bdrm ..
I balh ranch tly la on corner
lo t w ith b e a u t ifu l Ir a a *
Enough tpoc* lo m ake third
b d rm E q u ip p e d k llc h e n .
lor me I d'ntng room, lam lly
room, double garage Can
M/A. warranty plan G rta l
buy a l l ............
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OWNER ANXIOUS!!
Sanlord. by w a r , rtducad.
1/1. aiiomoM * knv down )
y n o ld . ssa too
nieooo
L A K E M A R Y C R O SSIN G S! 1
bdrm . | bath Foyer, large
living and dining room* Great
room pain, a al In equipped
kitchen, screened park), ca
thedral ceilinQt, celling len t.
Cen H /A , d ra p e t. double
garega. burglar a larm s and
m e r e ! No q u a lif y in g lo
a ttu m a m o rtg a g e S e lla r
motivated. Thl* I* a terrific
buy a ll
t t l .n o
CREDIT
PROBLEMS?
N0NPR0VABLE
INCOME?
HOMEOWNER
LOANS
* * * * * * * * * *
•5 .0 0 0 S 2 5 0 .0 0 0
Low Monlhly
Payments
• ReFinancing
• Oebl Consolidation
VETERANS!
NO DOWN PAYMENT!
• N o In c o m e C h e c k
A t little a t tw o Total move in
cost w ill http buy you and
your lam lly a new or pry
owned 1 bdrm home with a
m onlhly pm l a t low a t SaSO
C all today lo confirm II you
qualify)
• Wo Buy Morigagos
• Any Purpose
* * * * * * * * * *
• Homo Improyemenl
• Q uick Closing
• Investm onls
Gall Any Time:
4 8 H OUR
PRELIMINARY
APPROVAL BV PHONED
321 2720
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(407) 260-6216^
322 2420
tM aB& U BO ttitM O uA
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ADROIT FINANCIAL
SERVICES
l i l t Park Dr . Sanford
aal W Lake M ary D l , Lk Mary
JERRY DROSS
500 E . M W Y . 438
Casselberry. FL
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Call Toll Fife I 800323 3770
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MOWTOAQC B»0*.fW
321-5323
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322-8678
PUREBRED COLLIES
p jp tn . ifnoRitN A FQwgh
c o i M i k k i »»0QH 17*0147
Sanlord. 1 b d rm , I'v balh.
c o n c re te b lo c k , a n c lo ta d
garage. Cen H / A Sat a n or
ta w mo
C a li m IH a
SA N FO RD
J / t . Lg C Block
Good area ITT.tOL Attum eble
St On down/oiler
M l t jia
C A S S E L B E R R Y : I acre toned
P R I Reduced lo SAS 000 W
Malictew*kl Real*er. IT) r**J
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Super location for doctors
olflce, insurance, or retail
Busy location an SR (44 W ,
Motivated Seller!
1*4 000
LINDA A RED M O RGA N
(PITH
4 U e m .r.r t ir 1 h r V j t t f 1 4 " 1*7 W t t r f i
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B E V E R L Y 6 MASON
TR IN KET MASON
Cad ler d e te ili alter t PM
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A V A ILA BLE TOR
tO Q U A L IF IE D B U Y ER
HIGH EXPOSURE SITE!
1*4' on West Jtth S I . Sanlord
Ave intersection High Irat
l id Good business tltel Soil
letl A life plant available
Price to tall NOW I
It*, W0
Becky Couiten. CCIM I
Re/Mar M e . really
t l f AIM
I a■70
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t).*0
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Tbdvm Jbatn 111 100
I bdrm . I bath *10 Wd
I bdrm t bath t r *00
1 bdrm. I bath SIS. W0
I bdrm. I bath SH.WO
up in Mobil# Home Park
|
Call Becky C e u rte n .CCIM I
R e / M e ilM N Really
41* A ll*
« I I ACRES
SAS.000 p er a c r e W ater,
s e w e r , p a v e d f r o n ta g e
A irp o rt Btvd A rea W ill
divide, good Invetlmentt
Call Becky Ceurten. CCIMI
Re/M ei TT* N Realty
Alt AIM
2 FOR I!!
Lg 1 bdrm , t balh. lam lly
homy on lg o * i mode* un
Fireplace In tg living rm plus
den and m orel Alto h a t tape
ra le ipaciout mother in law
P i.n i
apt All lor
CALL BART
R EA L ESTA TE
REA LTO R
W rat*
a room*. 1 balh*. caananl block
home Zoned commercial
Call m n a i________
8‘ X MORTGAGE!
Mon qualifyingi Builder'* tplll
} bdrm . 7 bath, great room.. ]
car garage. *cr«enad porch
privacy lanced
low l / f t
Call m a t * *
Call 72* SHI
I yr eld imall geat
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C H IC K S DAY O LD AND
STA R TED 10c It t« QUAIL
CHICKS lie
C A LL 111 Wla
209—Wearing Apparel
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CxHI 172 4057
153—AcreageLots/Sale
OCALA NATIONAL T O R E S I
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IS400 t»ch No mor+y Oe*n
142 41 monthly 0 * n * f
i*04) j u u n or (»04)»;; jam
SEMINOLE COl'NIT
Ppfp"*
PVC4P
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»it* tup** high
Vitibility Lake
y filed I 4
W ALLACC CRESS R EA L T Y
KIRBY VACUUMCLEANER
Like new Attachments met
SMB or b oiler
I TT i t >4
LA R R Y 'S MART. IIS laniard
Ave New: used turn t eppl
Buy/Salt'Trad*
O Tem
e L IV IN G R O O M S lt *
Only * months old grey |H
C e il MO U tl etk tor Nancy
* MOOF NNCOUCH*
W<th 1 cushions Pellet colors'
A bargain el US Call P i r m
a PATIO SI T *
Wrought iron lov# seat ana
i . >el rocker with blue and
white cushions
,rs
Call MT (rat
TEAK PATIO SET
B e fo r e Y o u
* chair*. tab># A cuthiontt
sirs u a a u a a W a rlP M
a TWIN BED C O M P L E IE •
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ard
in
Cell 111 10*1
W a s lt e n . O r y a r s . D i l i i , . .
Ranges rebuilt end guar 11*1
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Le a o e !
WASHERS AND DRYERS
12) a r r
ONE MONTH
FREE RENT
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211—Antiques /
Collectibles
E.trecieen* Ud B1SC'
Can Buddy l » m i
W A SH ER A O R T E R I speed
multiple eye!*
S'OQeach
Call
u r u se
183—Television /
Radio / Stereo
G ood U se d T V
s 1)1 end up
M ILLER S
le tlO ria n d o D r
Antiques Wanted 1
Cash paid
The lac lory Outlet Hore tor
Simmon*. Seely A Sprmgair
All new factory Tndt end clot*
Out* Complete with warranty
TwmSet triOuaenSet Site
Full Set SW King Sat SIM
Caiselberry
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21S— Boats and
Accessories
lilt
u w o rw
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12Wpr maSaoHfr 72l l|0 |
GALAXY B0WRIDER
l*r*. IS 'y It » H P M e rcu r.
Ro rkettrailer.
I t 400
C e t t ia MSI
HOUSt BOAT1
IK t p Waft) l*M Sunvr#*#r M
sleeps to better then new '
Super n ice ! Illn e s s forces
salei
h i m r
T R l H U LL BOW R I D E R
TO
I4S Johnson
condition! IT a*1
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M A#w>1
B ) l W l4«N»i*l* |f*4
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3 2 3 -2 6 2 8
189—Office Supplies
/ Equipment
SHARP COPIER
tM XJifW ffli i«u
fpuin § mgnffet oJcf UM or l«rt*
IN V E S T O R S A N D
F IR S T T IM E
HOME BUYERS
Coldwell Bankor/ldeal Heal Estate
currently has 2 0 listin g * that ar
M t u m a b l* or have s p e c ia l l * r m i
available Homes are In Deltona. DeLand
and Orange City, from 1 lo 4 bedrooms,
and range In price from $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 (2 lo
choose from) to $ 0 5 ,5 0 0 (drastu a ly
reduced)
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IDEAL
REAL ESTA TE
KOKOMO
Orang* Cily. Fla.
7 4 - 6 6 7
-I
E xp e rt ttie best,
4 T I R E S I 71) • ffl • M Near
new I too each v best o iler
Cell 11J 1701
234—Import Cars
and Trucks
ifTJ,
br*«ct Clutch
T f f t S 2,)t$obo 221 1101
Caii it* ren
_______________i; i t»a
T il -M usical
Merchandise
MARTIN MEDALIST TENOR
sa x t in s e l m e r ip a r is i
It r le t C l a r i n e t
t its .
S EL M ER IP A R ISI A C ‘ar.
net ISIS
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:h. A. X w* Ifcm.w*** .IW
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C H E V Y BONANZA ' , TON
short bed, e x c i t a n t
condilorU I I **t _
111 OH *
1* 1* .
TORD COURIER PICK UP
ttgo. A lr l Economical' Ru n s
g o o d ! Custom wood b e d '
P e r f e c t ter work I A sk in g
I I 000 or will consider highest
otter! C e lt e .e - ng i Da I lea
FORD CUSTOM VAN
1 * /|
E t c e lle n l co n d itio n !
A u to
AC
P»/PB
V 4
AM f M C a ts*"* CB Radio
Tilt wheel sunroot 1 captain's
C h a ir * . Asking t ) SCO C a ll
ITT Sait alter IP M w a aid ay *
1979 CHEVY PICK UP
V I dope! * « i truck, a i* 1P19
saooi .
C a u iT lJ k d a
t W F O R D IH a X L X L T 14 000
mites' Monday thru F rM e y.
1 AM toSPM
Cell 11) a it )
OLDS CALAIS
IW4 4 door, leal blue, greet
tond'lion' Below retell' 14 HO
Call » 1 14W
____
P U B LIC A UTO AUCTIO N
E V E R T W ED N IG H T 7 14PM
DAYTONA A U TO AUCTIO N
Hwy *) Daytona Beach
t H IIIIIII
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238—Vehicles
Wanted
JUNK A W R ECKED CARS/
T R U C K S Running or not W*
Also tell good ut*J motors A
transmissions
___li t gala
WE PAY TOP It lor wrecked
cars trucks W* Salt guaran
teed used parts A A AUTO
S A L V A O E elD etery tad *001
mi
T Tops Loaded1
Takeover peymenlsl
( 4 it ; *■) I 4"V. iC*,'
1*1* Lincoln Mark V Turquo'ie
with white leather Interior
Eicelien t condition L) *00 w
hell otter On* owner ITT 44 *4
CM Elite 40 see's 1 Only i n
», t . . . . . i » i
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1911 TOYOTA CRESSID4
1983 HONDA NIGHTHAWKE
fircMiti
4 Door.
A ’ulo
239—Motorcycles
and Bikes
HONDA MOPED!!
Air,
tlOODml MOOD 1210f7>
1984 DODGE ARIES WAGON
Aufo p * |ff4 h » 9 A
jtr AM i M
tmfvd
M irdoai E bc condifionf
a la* Vis 4*t,y |F*M
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rad*o po<**f ‘<x* \
rack
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f>o t a x Can ))i it*)
241 — Recreational
Vehicles / Campers
VANtURES TRAILER
tktf 12 tt I>*n>i I p rivif*
harm D#iueft UtkdOfVt*
C lll ))2 M42
1979 FAM LUXURY LINER
BESTBU Y1
L I K E NT W
C e ll IS ) Ida)
243 —Junk C irs
U n it e d
J U N K CARS Nt MOV k U
NOCHAROE
111
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235—Trucks/
Buses/Vans
mm to ii 4
W A N T E D Goo* used lui- tu'e
end antiques CASH PAtO
• - ENJOY
5 7 4 - 6 6 7
• V 1S C E L L A N E O U I I T E M S t a
New Truck Bos
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_____________ C all IT! 1|0t_____________
HO CREDIT'”
ASLOW AltTOO DOWN!
B U T H E R E tt
P A T H E R EH
TR U C K W O R LD
(CARS A T R U C K S !
IS? St A E L M . SA N F O RD
111 400)
.1 1 1 1 1 0 0
CASH FO R F U R N IT U R E
TOOLS A E T C
~ur-
IDEAL
REAL ESTATE
301 N . V o lu s ia A v e .
FORD 3S0 ENGINE
Doevn t smoke or knock t 1)00
_________ CeliJ)0»l/>_____________
t i t Aluminum Cant N tw ipaper
Non F a n o u t Metals
G la ts
24 HOUR SERVICE
FRANK EUBANK
DELAND
DAYTONA
a DUA i o i l * I L T E R *
R E L O C A T IO N K IT
Fo r Chevy V I or stre.ght *
Cent about M l Wltl lose U )
Never u te d 'Call Richard
_____________ HI 1004_____________
w ag
EUBANK
BAIL BONDS
.
Benson Junction fld . De
b a r , 1)00 yds W o l the
stoplight an l»/tT at O irkse n
O r ) 1* altering a SI 00 dl*
c o u n t on a p a ir e l l i r e *
m ounted balanced lit 1 M l
_ C a ll Wendy * 1404 M l)
2 1 9 —W a n te d to B u y
C a ll A*7 V ia*
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MERCEDES 3003
l»;r. All options Including sun
root Very dean! 7 owners
since newt V) WO Call MO 7170
e x e lle n l
IT I d i e
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m ow
R E T IR E D SHOOTER
fan* #f .70%
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Iwtiwrpo\*d A h A R#m lr*jp
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ifee Sutuki Soman or m e
Itutu P ick up tru ck
No
money down low tn lltt
attune loan* __________ 111 ktoe
Z 28 CAMARO
WE BUY ESIATES!
GUNS!!
R EG A TTA
SH O RES
It you need help sdlllng your
used cor or truck, boat or RV
tor Ihe right price. C A LL
___D l l t i n i t l ____________
C H E V I T T I 1(41 - a doer,
automatic, air Like New 11
NADA price SSatl Our Price.
it**ti
i n n/a
LONOWOOD F L
Aixt<on«Y*ry Thuf*dJiir 7 PM
is ' a
A ONE USED TIRES
MUST SELL! DAtSUN 240Z
I*f0 C>#an A I Condition I
Itathar Matt* loaded* 12*00
or t a if o H f f
I7& t i l l
BRIDGES AND SON
c r it c m t ie io
^ A c c e s s o r ie s
CADILLAC SEVILLE
SUNBELT AUTO BROKERS
213—Auctions
Hwy *4
233—Auto Parts
CALL ME TO SELL!!
HORSE 8OAR0ING
Full bb*'d in la** Mary, stto
pgr month Call 110 0/11 _ _
7 GRASSY ACRES
181—Appliances
/ Furniture
BEDS BEDS BEDS
INDUSTRIAL LANO
BUICK REGAL LIMITED
1*41 1 door loaded, eicetient
cor'dif Kyi 4j 000 m t lr i Wfuff
* Mif* *+««>%
II. 1W
_________ Can m m r
201—Horses
323 5200
ONE OF A K IN D J E W E L t
d u ll remodeled 1 bdrm ., 7
bath, naw t h 'a . carp al, paint,
root Screen porch, nice treed
lot Gocderee
Only Ite eOO
AKC. i weeks old
UlO
Ceil TT) «*/» ettw >PM
Gregory Mobil* Hemet
SAN FORD RC I prime olllce
location with Hwy Irenlage!
IXtOtd H It*.WO
I I I bees
BELOW BOOK PRICE
1*41 Chevy Celebrity SW l*»l
Jeep Cj» Reneged* By owner
14* t (lt or )4l i >1'
BUICK R f G A L
1*41.yiceltenlcondltonl I I 4»S
CADILLAC DtVIllE
LAPSO APSO'S
ADULT PEACOCKS SI5
PREOWNED HOMES
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AKC. It wees*. (U S Call
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C O L D U ieU .
BANKGRQ
2 3 1 -C a rs
DOUBLE GOOD BUY!'
157-Mobile
Homes / Sale
•4 PLYM OUTH Ret.ent. a dr
a c y l #u*e. Air. Wire Wheels A
More'
Only D M dn
Wheiesaier 1)1 M iter 111 **tl
)*fl. E ic cond Mu$f *atl thii
R H t >17*00 or b O AfS H*4
203—Livestock and
Poultry
260-2000
S20.000 UNDER RETAIL!
272 t i l l
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES!!
ab»t'
im m e d ia t e o c c u i’a n c y
1ST $55,500
TAKES IT!
ARC GERMAN SHEPHERDS
S Sanford Ay« , Stall* avail
407 7408500
323-5188
If you are a “first time home buyer” or have
not owned a home In Ihe past 3 years, you
could qualify
t
HIDDEN SPRINGS
ALTAMONTE
2 2 -kith
firtpl*<«. t air At
N#«H Auvm«t)i«cntg SA4 *00
ZONED PROFESSIONAL!
$ 1 , 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 of
S t a t e B o n d Monoy at
8 % % Fixed Interest Rate.
$ 3 9 8
HIDDEN LA K E V IL L A !
SANFORD
771, Umlly room ic t t n e d
portti. ffttetd y ird
SSI *00
unlimited, inc.
Deltona. I t l area Owner dat
per ate to ta ll immediately I J
bdrm . > belh. Spill plenl
F o r m a l l i v i n g A d in in g
w/cethedrel cellin g !! Fa m ily
ro o m w / h u g a c o q u in a
fireplace! L o tt ol wallpaper A
Illy ! 7.100 iq I t . > car garage
L o lt ol oak* A thrub tl Close
lo I a. snapping A schools
Registered Pets
SJ00*o im
.M ASO N R E A L T Y
■I *1 M<•
i i i u i i *|i»tfk4i i%ns/ti iu n f
Good grot*, turrkry opera
lion, must tall due lo health
1111.000 including real estate
I ter ms I IT) I lot Leave metg
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SELLER NERVOUS
MUST SELL TODAY!
200—
E t c * lf * n t B f * # d i n f f
SUevctly 4)
Grocery SiortTOeli
m t i aa
SA N FO RD • I bdrm . J bath.
Can H /A. Repainted. W W
Carpal
la/.MO
Owner financing!
M3 140
HAS PU R C H A SED
0 0
u t il it y t r a il e r
*11 ■ lit SIM ar swap le a n
I n s ' l i e condition' 1)1 U l l
O IT IO O R SC R U B B ER S
WestinghouM Electric Up
rig h t. I K C a ll 11T e it l ___________
111 Olid l i t 01S3
Sohd 8 i•<*' V j t i A F ffh U ti
SANFORD BY OWNER
Jb d im ti m r n i e r
155—Condominiums
Co-Op / Sale
149—Com m ercial
Property / Sale
AMERU CLASS HOMES
With Bond Financing al 8 % for 30 years, total
m onlhly paymanl on this home would bo
Stucco
]•*. custom built, on skid*
Shingled tool' Good condition
sso________________________ i r n i t o
★
3 bedroom, 2 bath spill plan with 2 car garage
1.016 sq It of living area, and a S10 0Q0 tot
allowance
s
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A ir, Power Wmdorrt Doors
47 000 mil
Only 4100 dn
m
• DO GHO USE •
187—Sporting Goods
Exam ple:
FOR SA LE
Ca ii t it aria
199— Pets & Supplies
S T A T E BO N D S P E C I A L I S T S
* ★
RIN G
EquipmtfiL tool!
•1*172 7424
AthhxChuefc
231-Cars
GLASS 4 METAL SHELVING
Sanlord
195-M achinery/Tools
LO C M A R B O R V I. U t.tM
LA R R Y H ERM AN BRO KER
• SdAtonil And Corportle Apartment* Available
• LdAtlng Program* To Suit Your Meed*
• Waltrlionl Llletlyle*
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MAPLE TREES
A M K R IC LA S S I^^
HOMES
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Tendumeii* open on 1 sides
Call 1T1 t i l l ___________
e C N T E H T A IN M E N t*
CEN TER
Tor TV and V C R l Wood*" S
It |In • a ll Tin ISO
Ca» _________________ m mu
a GAS G H iL i. a
itiTTon roll about Hand ilk
Can weekends or tvonlngi
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Home grown Irom toed! J yrt
LO O K
★
A L L S T E E L B U IL D IN G S al
dealer Invoice 1,000 to >0 000
tq It Can ear 7*1 «?*1 coned
old S sru OtcaoU D '
SALE/LEASE
I T
i
mans
P R ID E O F O W N E R S H IP
SHOWSI Thu ■neat at a pin"
7 bdrm with naw paint and
carpal Hat fireplace, aal In
kitchen, turd wood floor* in
b d rm t L lle llm e ta rm lly
II
S '! *00
JAMES LEE
223-Miscellaneous
• LAWN M O W ER *
U i.-jjf and th alo n engine
Easy tlarl Good condition I
Slop Call ITT 4ta0 dart or
_________ 1)1 a7 » a .» t _________
Gnn.i ru a ilm a n ll C u p 'n In
good area Exceltynl cornu
lion! 1 Bdrm* . I balh each
tide srr.SOO
La wane Kilh
We list and sell
more ;joprity than
anyone in Ihe Greater
Sanford lake Mary area.
ILLNESS FORCES SALE!
MUST SACRIFICE!
^ 7
INC.
191 —Building
Materials
193—Lawn & Garden
D EVO TED TO EX C ELLEN C E
H E L P IN G S E L L E R S S E L L B Y
O W N ER FO R 11.M Call
P riced baler* m a u l valuat
.M o d e rn ) b d rm . 7 b a lh
country homy, lam lly r m .
.covered patio. taX Tl' open
patio. 1 l a i n baautilul Cadar
Iraas cn ap proi J 's a c ra l
Can M/A. partially lancad
Owner w ill hy!p arronge II
n am in g!
I t s 000
C a tlla o n Ota H it
K IT N* C A R L Y L E ® b> la rry " right
141—Homes for Sale
rn
C l a s s e s Begin F e b . 27
C A L L N OW 6 9 5 - 4 0 0 0
FLORIDA TECHNICAL
COLLEGE
Lako Kathryn Plaza
1247 S. Hwy. 17 92
Longwood, Fla. 32750
�BB _ Sanford H srsld . Sanlord. Flo rid * - Tuesday. F e b i w r y A
1869
by Chic Young
77T
Chlorine in your water
won’t block arteries
D E A R D R. O O T T : I recently
reau a book that aaya It la
chlorine In our water, rather
than cholesterol, that causes
atherosclerosis. Is this true?
D E A R R E A D E R : False.
No reputable scientific study
has linked chlorine In drinking
water to atherosclerosis, the
progressive blocking of arteries
that comes with the agtng pro
cess. Cholesterol seems to play a
much more Important role by
uctlng like sludge In a pipe,
attracting blood cells and calci
um to form an obstruction that
reduces blood flow.
For more information 1 am
sending you a copy of my Health
R e p o r t **U n d e r s t a n d i n g
Cholesterol." Other readers who
would like a copy should send $ I
with their name and address to
P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. OH
44101-3369. Be sure to mention
the title.
D E A R D R. OOTT: I'm preg
nant and don't want to keep the
baby. What are my options
legally?
by Charles M. Schulz
PEANUTS
WE JUST 60T OUR
TEST BACK ..I HATE
TO LOOK...
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CAN IMPAIR THE FUNCTION
OF HOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM
Awn r>i«llFT TUF /'UFMlfAl
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D E A R R E A D E R : Your two
options are abortion and adoplion.
•
Abortion t? an emotionally
charged Issue und I don't choose
to detail the pros and cons.
SufTlce It to say that abortion Is
legal In the United States and.
with the guidance of your faintly
doctor or organizations such as
Planned Parenthood, you can be
referred to the appropriate facili
ty. Medically speaking, abortion
Is safe only when performed
early In pregnancy, usually
during the first trimester (first
three months).
ways. Some will put you on a list
and agree to place the baby soon
after delivery. Most reputable
agencies will try to pntr you w»th
prospective parents before you
give birth. The prospective
parents will usually pay for your
prenatal anil obstetrical charges.
Upon delivery, you will be
ACROSS
1 Antelope*
5 Entertainer___
Sumac
8 Minute in««ct
12 Charged
perncle*
13 P tp
14 Never (post I
1 5 Tuft#
16 Stith ten**
Ubbt |
17 Inca country
1C Aug tims
19 Quids (to a
PETER
GOTT.M.D.
asked to sign a legal document
releasing the child to It* new
parents.
Antwer to Previou* Pwita
2 loop*
3 Famed quarter
bach Johnny
4 Swift aircraft
(abbr |
5 ___ St laurent
6 Slip up
7 Strength of
current
8 Econ indicator
9 Pm* laaf
10 Antenna
11 More factual
19 You and me
20 Played anew
23 Bank employee
21 Door___
25 Gasoline rating
22 Irish post
24 Fitted with tiny 29 Bueno*--ipacti
30 Vi*itmg below
26 Compatt point
clatt
27 Package
34 Louisian*
28
_________ Vega*
French
3 1 Channel
35 Bohemian
32 M*« Watt rot*
33 latt queen of
Spain
A d o p t i o n Is a v i a b l e
a lt er nat ive. The procedure
usually works as follows:
Once you have tested positive
for pregnancy, usk the doctor to
refer you to an udoptlon ugency.
Or. If you wish, refer yourself.
Most cities and many religious
groups have such organizations.
Agencies work In different
MEDICINE
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36 Have courage
(2 wd» I
38 Infuriate
39 Catch** tight
of
40 Actret* Cicely
41 Thallium
lymbot
42 Ant
45 Type of fabric
48 Cover with turf
50 Horde
3 4 Angelic child
37 By birth
40 Romm getter
41 Sufi
43
** "Slangy
■
affirmative
44 Util*
46 IP ipeed
47 Soak*
49 Rag*
50 Impair
51 Medley
52 Cloistered
woman
53 S shaped
molding
54 Necettity
55 Mail canter
abbr
56 Number on*
DOWN
WIN AT BRID G E
By Ja m e s Jacoby
Don't ask me why North failed
to open the bidding In first
position. He did his best to
compensate by Jumping to two
hearts. Thereafter. North and
South bid a little too delicately.
The best game contract Is three
no-trump, since the defenders
spades may divide 4-3. and even
with a 5-2 spade spilt, the suit
may block. But North and South
had Joo much science at their
disposal to arrive at a no-trump
game without a spade stopper.
Science didn't keep them from
ge tt i ng to five d i a m o n d s ,
though, and that contract la off
the first three tricks (two spades
and a rulf) provided the defend
ers know how to take them.
It Is perfectly normal to lead
the king of spades. After the
encouraging signal from East,
the continuation of the spade
queen Is also automatic. But
t ill
NORTH
now comes the crux of the
♦ J »7
problem. Looking at all four
VAQJI1
♦ K 10 » 1
hands, we can easily see that
♦Q
East must overtake the queen of
spades with the ace and give w a r
EAST
West a rufT. If lie plays low on ♦ K q
♦ A 10 I S J
the spade queen, declarer will 4 10 4 4 1
YK14
♦ 17
easily ptcvall. dhcurdlng a spade ♦ 6 4
4005
from dummy on a high club and ♦ J 10 7 4 2
r uf fi ng out his r e m a i n i n g
SOUTH
♦ 441
black-suit losers. Is there a clue
»l
to help East make the right
♦a qJ m
play?
♦ AK I 1
Just a little common sense
Vulnerable North-South
should save the day. If West
Dealer North
originally held K-Q-x of spades,
he has no reason to play the
Sootk
Km I
S o r t*
W»«t
queen of spades at the second
t ♦
Pm *
I’ M *
14
trick. It Is likely then that he
Pm *
J»
Pan
4«
I’ m *
14
P at*
holds the K-Q alone. East should
Pm
Pm
»«
I’ m *
overtake and give his partner u
Pm *
ruff to set the contract.
Opening lead 4 K
( 0 1 9 8 9 . N EW SPA PER EN
T E R P R IS E ASSN.
H O RO SCO PE
must not behave In ways that
Inhibit their Intentions. They'll
be well awnre trf the fact you're
not looking for a free ride.
T A U R U S (April 2 0 M a y 2 0 )
Something propitious might de
velop for you today that will
awaken new hopes. Several
others may be Involved, but you
will be the focal point around
which everything revolves.
O EM IN I (May 2 1-June 20)
Your standing In the eyes of your
contemporaries Is still ascend
ing. Something good could result
from your present popularity.
CA N C ER (June 21-July 221
Your Imagination t» extremely
keen today and It behooves you
to follow through on your ideas
and concepts. At the very least,
discuss your thoughts with peo
ple who share similar interests.
L E O (July 23 Aug 221 Con
structlve arrangements can tie
established at this time that
should produce mutual benefits
for yourself and people with
whom you'll be Involved. Think
In terms of partnerships
VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) The
A R IE S (March 21-April 19) aspects indicate that harmony
Others may fed Inclined to do should follow you like a shadow
nice things for you today, so you today In all levels of your
By Bernice Bede Oeol
TO UR B IR TH D A Y
Feb ruary 8, 1989
A rise In status and position Is
a strong possibility for the year
ahead. One of your greatest
assets will be the right people
working behind the scenes on
your behalf.
A Q U A RIU S (Jan. 20 Feb 19)
Lady Luck Is still poised to
Intervene In your affairs today
when needed. Her Intervention
Is apt to be most noticeable
where your career Is concerned.
Aquarius, treat yourself to a
birthday gift. Send for your
Astro-Graph predictions for the
year ahead by mailing I I to
AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper.
P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH
44101-4328. Be sure to stale
your zodiac sign.
P IS C E S (Feb 20-March 20)
Conditions In general look favor
able for you today and you
should be rather lucky when
dealing with big Issues as well as
minor ones, fie optimistic re
garding all of your Involvements.
B LO O M C O U N T Y
m
i
relationships. The secret to your
surccss Is Just lobe you.
L I B R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)
Conditions continue to look
promising for >t>u where your
mntcrtnl Interests are concerned
both through your usual chan
nels as well an side ventures
Make your day pay.
S C O R P IO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22|
People In positions of authority
and Influence will lie otiservlng
you a bit closer than usual
today. Fortunately, the Im
pression you'll make will be
favorable.
S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23 Dec
21) End results are likely to be
advantageous for you today,
especially In situations with
people you cherish and respect
Just be sure you'll want for
t h e m wha t yo u w a n t for
yourself.
C A P R I C O R N (Dec. 22 Jan
19) You might nred some type ol
outlet today to appease your
restless spirit. A short Jaunt to
somewhere fun and different
could lx- Just what the doctor
ordered.
(0 1 9 8 9 . N EW SPAPER EN
TERPRISE ASSN
by Berke Breathed
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March 24, 1989
FR ID A Y
____
BRIEFS
Murder suspect shot to death
LITTLETON. Colo. - A 20-year-old man
suspected of killing two women and raping
another wns shot to death Thursday at a
townhousc where two sheriffs deputies and a
hostage were wounded by gunfire, authorities
said.
The suspect. Identified as Eugene Thompson.
sufTercd a gunslmt wound to the head that he
apparently inflicted with the same Uzl sub
machine gun believed used In the killings of a
m other and daughter earlier Thursday,
authorities said.
Union, city reach compromise
day before scheduled hearing
B y S A N D R A B O U C H A H IN E
Herald s ta ll writer
Chocojate bunnies recalled
SUN PRAIRIE. WIs. - Some 13.300 chocolate
Easter bunnies distributed to schools and other
fund-raising groups were recalled In 15 states
because of approximately half a dozen com
plaints about glass or similar objects found In
the candy. com|xiny officials said Thursday.
New Jersey authorities said testing confirmed
a silver of glass was embedded In one piece of
the candy made by Scott's of Wisconsin that
was turned over to state officials for testing.
From staff and wire reports
INSIDE
□ N ation
Minim um wage plan rejected
M#f Bid P h o to by T om m y V ine s o t
Andrea Prior (left). Central Florida Z oological
Park M arketing Coordinator, and John Hughes
(aka Dr. Zooforus) lend a helping hand In
Herald staff writer
Lyman outlasts Lake Mary
LAKE MARY — Kenny Jackson hit a two-out
three-run home run In the lop of the seventh
and Chris Radclllf threw out the tying run at the
plate with two out In the bottom of the seventh
as the Lyman Greyhounds hekl on to defeat the
Uikc Mary Rains 6-5 in a high school baseball
contest Thursday night at muddy Ram Field.
8 * * P a g * IB
co lo rin g 5,000 Easter eggs. H undreds ot
children are expected at the zoo tomorrow to
take part in the great egg hunt.
Zoo braces for invasion
of the little egg hunters
B y L A U R A S U L L IV A N
□ S p o rts
SANFORD — Local children will he
scavenging Central Florida Zoological Park
tomorrow for 5.000 eggs.
Andrea Prior, marketing coordinator tit the
zoo. expects about HOO children to traipse
through the zoo In search of 415 dozen eggs
Zoo personnel boiled and dyed the eggs
earlier this week, she said.
About 60 volunteers will hide eggs and
paint faces tomorrow. The Easter Hunny and
Dr. Zooforus will also greet participants in the
11tit annual egg hunt at the zoo.
Children age 3 and under will begin a hunt
at 10 30 a.m Ai I I a m children age -I
through 6 will till their baskets, and at 11:30
a in. children age 7 to It) will take their shot.
Fourteen sponsors have donated T-shirts,
stuffed animals, visors, posters and other
prizes.
"It should lx- a Iiiii time lor all ol us." Prior
said.
Admission Is $3 lor children age 3 to 12.
and $5 lor adults. Children under 3 and
seniors 60 and up get In free.
N CAA TOURNAMENT
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80
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65
WINTER PARK - A 20.000-llght
Christmas display which drew
media attention to a rural Winter
Park house may have been powered
with stolen electricity.
That's the allegation the Seminole
County Sheriffs Department and
Florida Power Corp.. are making
against Mark Hofmann. 31. ot 7507
Hetty Avc.
•
8 * * Sports
COMING SUNDAY...
Lake Mary's soarch for a now
city manager is over. John
Litton, the assistant city
m anager in Winter Park, will
take ovor in Lako Mary on
April 10. A look at the man
and his ideas Sunday.
See Employee. Page BA
Herald s ta ll writer
T e n -c e n t g a s
t a x in c r e a s e
d is c u s s e d
H o f m a n n s u r r e n d e r e d to
Seminole County sheriff's deputies
al the Jail at about I I a m. Thurs
day in lx- charged with grand ilu-ti.
trespass and larceny related to a
utility in connection with the
ullcgcd thcll ol clccirlc.il |xiwer
Hoik I Is $1,000
A p h o t o ol llolmann's Christmas
display appeared on tlx- trout page
o f th e S a n f o r d H e r a l d Iasi
Christinas Hohnann told tlx- Herald
llial lor seven years lie lit up Ills
h o me on a g r a n d s c a l e lor
Christmas Hr said II look him -15
days lo set up tlx- display Iasi year
Florida Power Corp officials
believe Holmann lias used stolen
electricity since moving Into his
house When power company ofIll-lain anil sheriffs deputies conllruird the thcll. deputies said.
(Miwrr to I lx- house was sliol oil
mini restitution was accepted.
Sheriffs deputies r«-|x»rt Hofmann
lias paid the power company SH.imm)
H o r o s c o p e ......
N a t io n .............
P e o p le ............
it,3 B P o l ic e .............
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W e a th e r .......... .......9 A
Sunny and warm today
A Im-.iu IIIuI weekend
is I o r r c a s I w ith
sunny skies today
and tomorrow and a
high of around HO
Tonight skies will be
elear and the tem
perature will drop to
about 60.
TALLAHASSEE - Rep Mary
Flgg says it |s time to “ n|x-n a
dialogue" with the public In order to
|>ass a $1 billion tux Increase aimed
al repairing Florida's crumbling
public transportation system
"The tiling I fear most Is tli.it five
years from now. we're going to have
a very angry public coming lo us
and saying 'Why didn't you do
something about tills?' " said Flgg
D-Lulz. Inc brad ol the the House
subcommittee <mtransportation
Flgg s bill, lilt 1263. would raise
gasollnr taxes tiy 10 cents a gallon
tills year, add a Slot) user fee lot
new ear purelhiacs. a $1 |x-r day
charge lor rental ear use. establish a
llat annual lee ol $32 50 lor rrgis
Irutton ol vehicles and rr|x-al the
sales lax exemption lor vehicles
traded In as |>uri ol the purchase ol
a new vehicle
In resliltillon for Ihr alleged Ihett.
When Hofmann was calling media
attention to his Christmas display
Iasi year he didn't know that In
August an anonymous caller had
told |xtwer company representatives
hr susperled Holmann was stealing
electrical jxiwcr. because bis jxiwcr
bills were loo low for a residence the
sl/e ol Ills.
That brought an Investigation by
the power c o mpa ny and the
Sec Lights, Page BA
T h e m i d w a y at M i d w a y a ‘ p o s it iv e s t e p ’
By SU SA N L O D E N
Herald s ta ll writer
U n ite d P r s s s In te rn a tio n a l
INDEX
C la s s if ie d * .
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D e a r A b b y ..
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F lo r id a .......
LONGWOOD — David Torrance, the city public
works employee who was tired In November will be
reinstated next month, with a port ton of his hack
pay and benefits.
The city reached a settlement with the Interna
tional Union of Operating Engineers Local 673
(IUOE 673). which is the bargaining agent for 46
workers In Longwood.
Attorney Richard Slwlca, who represents the
union, said that a settlement was reached between
the city and the union on the eve of n hearing that
had Ix-cn scheduled on the matter.
David Torrance, maintenance worker, will return
to his Job April 10 with a "clean and cleared"
record and will be paid a portion of his back pay.
which Slwlca said Is a "substantial amount" and all
Ills accrued sick leave and vacation. Fifty percent of
Insurance expenses Incurred during the four
months lie was nlT also will lx- reimbursed. Slwlra
said. No dollar atnmml was revealed for what the
city owes Torrance, hut based on Ills hourly $6.52
wage, it could mean roughly $2,000 for track pay
alone.
Toriancc filed an unfair labor practice suit with
(lie local union against (he clly after he was
terminated on Nov. 29 by then-city administrator
Gene DeMarte. The union. In turn, filed u suit
through the Florida Public Employees Relations
Commission (PERC) In Tallahassee.
Don Terry, the city's current acting city ad
ministrator. said Ik- decided to reinstate Torrance
alter reviewing the circumstances to consultation
willi the city's lalxir attorney. Frank Kruppcnbarber. Terry said he will notify the commissioners
about the decision.
Hearing Officer Sleven Meek. PERC repre
sentative. advised lhat a settlement was reached
among the city, the union and Torrance, rendering
I he Tuesday morning hearing al lamgwood City
Hall unnecessary, according to Slwlca.
"It wasn't that II (settlement) was reached
quickly. |usl I hat It was finalized on the eve of the
hearing. Willi lhe hearing coming up. II put
pressure on Ixilh sides. Il was a mutual agreement.
There's no dispute, he (Torrance) was an outstand
ing employee while lx- was employed and he will
continue to lx-." Slwlca said.
Torrance was suspended and later fired by
DeMarte alter lx- protested the elimination of the
Employee ol the Year Program which provided cash
rewards lo enqiloyees. Officials said the program
was discontinued temporarily because of an
oversight In tlicunniial budget.
Torrance wrote a letter In resjxmse to an official
memorandum and gave It lo DeMarte on Nov. 21.
The following morning, he was Instructed by his
supervisor, then Public Works Director Charles
llassler. to meet with DeMarte. During that
meeting. Torrance and DeMarte bickered over the
letter and as a result. DcMarlc sus|x-ndcd him with
Police see the light, arrest holiday decorator
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68
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________
Longw ood
em ployee
reinstated
N E W S D IG E S T
WASHINGTON - The House rejected Presi
dent Hush's $4 25-an-hour minimum wage plan
Thursday and prepared to approve a $4.55
e o m p ro m is e that
S p e a k e r Jim W righ t
urged Hush to accept
becau se It o ffe red a
"tra in in g w a g e " pro
vision.
H u s h 's p la n w a s
spurned on a 218-198
vote, and the House later
was expected to accept
th e b ip a rtis a n c o m
promise. which would boost the hourly
minimum wage for the first time since It hit
83.35 In 1981 and which would offer a 60-day
lower rate for new employees In an cfTort to
make It more palatable to Hush.
8 * * P a g * OA
25
J
1
p\ __1'T' ---- -
rsolo b, Tamm? Vlncaol
Lailaan Anderson, age 3, is all smiles as dad looks on.
L See Turn. Page BA
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MIDWAY - A carnival
sponsored by the Mtnlslrrul Alli
ance ol Midway, to run Oils week
through an Easier rgg hunt
Sunday ulternoou. Is bringing
out |H>sillvc elements In dial
community, community leaders
said
Tlir Rev K I. Wilson ol the
New Hethrl AME Church said Ills
ideu to bring a carnival to
Midway to unite |M>xltlvr ele
ments hi dial community In a
light against crime and lo re
enforce family ties was ' ’divine
inspiration
Midway mminsters about one
muni!) ago announced dial they
personally were going lo become
involved in die clrun up ol
narcotics related crime in their
community east ol Sanlord
I didn't go to dielll They
<ante lo me." Wilson said, ot
Bee Midway. Page BA
�* A — Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Friday, March 24. 1963
N E W S FR O M TH E REGION AN D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E
Court overrules Martinez veto
power over the state budget ministration Commission, which
process.
consists of the Governor and
"It leaves the balance or power Cabinet.
where It was before he exceeded
The ruling means If the gover
his authority." Kevin Crowley, nor wants to kill any project
counsel to House Speaker Tom detailed In the working papers
Gustafson, said of the ruling. without taking it up with the
"The court basically said the Administration Commission,' he
governor went too far."
must veto the entire line Item.
The court also ruled the doc
But the governor's office also
uments "cannot be binding" claimed victory.
because they were never voted
"From now on, pet projects
into law. But they do cany cannot be hidden deep within
"d irecto ry" weight, meaning the working papers. Instead,
they can be used to determine .lawmakers will have to state
legislative Intent In any dispute their Intentions clearly In the
b etw een the g o v ern o r and appropriations act," Martinez
Legislature on a spending Item said in a written statement.
In the papers.
"Basically, what we've done Is
Such disputes are usually we've flushed the turkeys." said
h an d led by the sta te A d M a rtin e z le g a l a id e P e te r
United Press International
Turnpike chief ousted
1
TALLAHASSEE - The Florida
Supreme Court ruled Thursday
th a t G o v . B o b M a r t in e z
overstepped his constitutional
a u th o rity when he vetoed
(790,000 In projects spelled out
In leglslaUve working papers last
year.
"W e find an Improper exercise
of the gubernatorial veto and
affirm the trial court's rulings"
directing that Martinez' vetoes of
t h e f i v e I t e m s m u s t be
expunged. Justice Parker Lee
McDonald wrote.
House and Senate leaders have
described Martinez' use of his
line-item veto power over the
working papers as a grab for
TALLAHASSEE — The head of Ihe Florida Turnpike has
been abruptly forced out of his post by the embattled chief of
the Department of Transportation.
The departure of John Cross is the third by n high-ranking
official under state Transportation Secretary Kaye Henderson
this year.
The ouster Wednesday came after news reports last week
that major turnpike construction projects In Dade, Broward
and Palm Beach counties had been halted for six months
because o f budget problems.
A spokesman for the transportation department said
Henderson wanted to give the turnpike job to another official,
and Cross refused to take another post In the department. *
The Job went on a temporary basis to James Ely, a 15-year
department veteran who has been the department's Inspector
general In charge of conducting audits.
Cross had held the post since last summer, moving over from
a Job aa manager of aouth Florida's Tri-County Commuter Rail
project. He made the decision to place a Tri-Rail Station near
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, which was
closed Wednesday after two weeks because o f safety
considerations.
G o v e rn m e n t c h a n g e s c itr u s
can ke r, s h ip p in g p r o g r a m s
Fam ily m ounting search for m issin g man
a
gl
■1
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TALLAHASSEE — With the authorities stumped In the Peb.
9 disappearance o f a popular service station owner and hts son,
family members said Thursday they hope a slater's dream
leads them to the lire m ining men.
The vision esme to Dock Thompson Sr.'s sister, Ella, before
his disappearance. She was searching for an airport in an
unfamiliar wooded area and trying to find her brother to help
her find her way. but he was gone.
Family members said they believe the dream may have been
a preview of the disappearances and a clue the missing men
may be dead or alive somewhere near a small grass air field
near Quincy In Northwest Florida, about 30 minutes drive from
the Thompsons' Texaco station.
With police acknowledging they were nearing a dead end in
the Investigation, the family stood In the parking lot of the
boarded-up service station and appealed for volunteers to help
them comb the woods near the airfield.
One community leader urged a boycott of Robert Lee
Lindsey, 48, a building
contractor
racing a string
NUM
B!
ng <
of bad H
check
charges
Marges and a (25,000
(25.000 debt to the elder Thompson.
Both missing men were last seen alive In his company.
foot of all groves producing fruit
for Interstate movement under a
WASHINGTON - The gov certificate and all groves located
ernment toughened Its rules on located within areas where the
checking citrus groves Thursday Asiatic strain o f the canker —
but relieved other restrictions on the more virulent strain.
Interstate shipment o f citrus
The old rule called for a
fruit from areas In Florida that drive-by and a walking survey of
are under regulation because of selected trees In a grove.
citrus canker.
."W ith the new requirement,
The canker la a bacterial plant' Inspectors will conduct only one
disease that attacks leaves, twigs survey, but It will be more
and fruit o f many types o f citrus. effective than the two previously
The Agriculture Department has required. This will significantly
controlled citrus shipments from Increase our detection program
portions o f Florida since a for citrus canker," Glosser.sald.
canker outbreak in 1984.
The new regulation also re
More than 20 million trees duces the area under special
were destroyed in the eradica restrictions because o f the Asiat
tion program in 1984.
ic strain. The A-strain area now
"W e believe the new regula will consist of Manatee county
tion will improve our ability to and parts o f H illsborough.
prevent the Interstate spread of Pinellas and Sarasota counties.
citrus canker while removing
In the past, the area was all of
restrictions that are not war Manatee, Pinellas and Sarasota
ranted In achieving this goal." c ou n ties and H illsb o ro u g h
said James Glosser, head o f the county south o f State Road 60.
Animal and Plant Health In
“ We will now be allowing
spection Service.
'dooryard' fruit produced outside
Certification of citrus fruit la the A-strain area to move In
required before It can be shipped terstate under a limited permit
from Florida to citrus-producing to non-ettrua producing states
states. The new regulation re without treatm ent," Glosser
quires a tree by tree survey on said.
United Fr— a International
Eastern Judge appoints examiner
A federal Judge Thursday appointed an examiner In the
Eastern Airlines bankruptcy case with broader powers than
sought by the airline. Including the authority to mediate
disputes involving the company's creditors, its unions and
other parties, an Eastern spokesman said.
Eastern had asked U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton LUland In
New York to appoint an examiner to look into business
dealings between Eastern and Its parent company, Texas Air
Corp. of Houston, and affiliates. In order to dispel union
criticism o f those deals.
LUland agreed to the company’s request during a court
hearing, but gave the examiner broader authority than
originally sought by the company.
"The Judge apparently took It a step further." Eastern
I spokesman Robin Matell said In Miami, "Th e examiner will
< nave the authority to mediate between the creditors, unions'
' arid other parties.”
Pentagon plays dow n mlaalla m ishap
;V5J *
....MIAMI — T h e Baham ian
Ambassador to the United States
lashed out Thursday at reports
linking Prime Minister Lynden
O. Plndtlng to suspected drug
smugglers Indicted by a federal
grand Jury In Jacksonville.
A m b a ssa d o r M a rga ret
McDonald, In a tersely worded
two-page statement released In
Miami, said Plndllng has re
peatedly denied allegations he
accepted payments to protect
drug smugglers using his islands
as a way atatlon, and was
cleared of wrongdoing by the
Bahamas' Royal Commission of
Inquiry In 1984.
WASHINGTON — The Defense Department Thursday played
down a spectacular explosion of the submarine-launched
Trident 2 teat missile and said there are no plans to delay other
test launches, Including one set for April.
"These problems nave occurred In the past." Pentagon
spokesman Dan Howard told reporters, citing statistics that
show 16 of 19 launches of the (26.5 million missile, all but one
launched from land pads, have been successful.
“ We do have further launches scheduled, another one In
April." Howard said, noting the specific date Is claaatfled.
however. "A t Ihla point there are no plana to delay or alter that
planned launch program."
Tuesday, In a major failure or the first sea teat of the Navy's
deadliest weapon, a Trident 2 cartwheeled ofT course and
exploded (n a burst of fiery debris seconds after launch from a
submarine off the coast of Florida. The scene was captured on
videotape and shown on television around the world.
"W e don't know If it was an electrical problem, a mechanical
problem at this point." Howard said. "W e do believe we have
the necessary data to be able to evaluate It and pinpoint the
problem, even without recovery of the vehicle."
The bulk of the missile was believed Thursday to be resting
on the sea door, some 2,400 feet below the surface, and the
Pentagon had not decided whether an effort would be made to
recover It.
“ The Bahamas, a small black
nation of 700 Islands, should not
be singled out and smeared with
leaks, lies and libelous accusa
tions," she said. "Our contribu
tion to the international fight
against drugs demands that we
be accorded better treatment."
M c D o n a ld 's c o m m e n t s
stemmed from an announce
ment Wednesday that a federal
From United P re ss International reports
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Tha daily number Thursday in
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$40 for a 50-cent bet, $60 on $1.
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TALLAHASSEE - A bill
sponsored by Senate Presi
dent Bob C ra w ford that
granted Florida alcoholic bev
erage m anufacturers taxexempt status was ruled un
constitutional Thursday by
the state Supreme Court.
"This limited state Interest
Is clearly Inadequate to out
weigh the substantial federal
Interest In preventing eco
nomic protectionism," the
court wrote In a unanimous
opinion.
■ Crawford's bill, passed last
year, granted tax-exem pt
status to alcoholic beverage
Sroducts manufactured In
lortda. Crawford, D-WInter
Haven, received considerable
criticism for sponsoring the
bill because there are two
wineries In his district.
Florida collects a tax on
Imported alcoholic beverages
Imported, but Crawford's bill
granted an exempt status to
any Florida-produced alcohol
ic beverages.
The bill was challenged
almost Imm ediately by a
number of out-of-state liquor
and wine distributors who
alleged the bill violated the
commerce provisions o f the
U.S. Constitution that bar
restraint of Interstate trade.
Crawford's bill was In re
sponse to a similar case last
yea r In which the state
Supreme Court struck down a
1985 statute that also granted
a tax break to Florida bever
age manufacturers.
A lower court ruling called
the 1988 law "a warmed-over
version, dressed up In dif
ferent clothing." o f the 1985
statute and the state Supreme
C o u rt a g re e d w ith th a t
assessment.
The court said It was un
constitutional to tax imported
alcoholic beverages and not
take state-produced products
o f the same nature and.
because the federal question
took precedent over state
statutes, state law would not
apply.
b y d r u g a lle g a t i o n s
nlater, a private Bahamian citi
zen, have nothing to do with the
government o f the Bahamas. Its
Institutions or Its p eo p le."
McDonald said;
Plndllng's Involvement always
has been In question and similar
reports resurfaced after Wed
nesday's indictment. Bannister
allegedly shared the money with
unnamed Bahamian officials,
but federal law enforcement
authorities said Plndllng was
among the unnamed officials.
They said Plndllng's name —
along with those o f fugitive
financier Robert Vesco and
Panam ian stron gm an Gen.
Manuel Noriega — was dropped
from the first draft o f the In
dictment after a review by the
State and Justice departments.
" W e b e l i e v e t h a t th e
Jacksonville, Fla., grand Jury
could not establish a case
against Sir Lynden because
there Is no case to be made,”
McDonald said.
Edward Word, the key pro
secution witness In the convic
tion of Medellin cartel chieftan
?
'til
Carlos Lehder In Jacksonville,
salg.Bannteter took money .from
him destined for Plndllng. Ban
n ister's son. Gorman, also
testified his father took the
payoffs from Lehder and Ward
and gave them to Plndllng.
T h e in d ic t m e n t t r a c e s
Lehder’ s development Into a
primary overseas transporter for
the cartel, and outlines the
methods and people Involved in
building the largest cocaine
smugging operation In the Unit
ed Stales.
It grew from a follow-up in
vestigation of Lehder, who Isserving a term of life in prison •
without parole, plum 135 years,
for smuggling 3.3 tons o f cocaine
into the United States In 1979
and 1980. Lehder was captured
In C o lo m b ia In 1987 and
extradlcted to the United States
for trial.
Plndllng's name comes up
every time the cartel and other
smuggler* suspected o f using
the Bahamas become targets of
U.S. prosecutor*. McDonald said.
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Today...Beautiful weather re
turns with sunny skies and a
high temperature of 80.
Tonight...Clear skies with a
low temperature of about 60.
T o m o r r o w ...M o r e o f th e
weather Florida la famous for
wllh sunny skies and a high
temperature o f 80.
Friday. March 24. 1969
Vol 61, No 183
POSTMAST E ■ Sand addrau chaneat
la THE SANFORD HERALD, P.O.
Sax lilt , Sanlard. FL J1771
grand Jury In Jacksonville had
relumed a 12-count Indictment
which charged 30 people with.
205 separate Illegal acta from
1974 to the present, Including
the Im p o rta tio n o f 44,000
pounds of cocaine.
Included aa defendants were
five leaders o f the notorious and
violent Medellin cartel In Col
ombia and Everette Bannister, a
close associate of Pfndllng's.
It said leader* o f the cartel
masterminded the slayings of
Colombian Justice Minister Lara
Bonilla April 29, 1984 and Barry
Seal, the top U.S. drug Infor
mant. Feb. 19.1986.
T h e Indictm ent also said
Bannister took bribes from cartel
smuggler* who wanted to use
the Bahamas for drug stops on
their way to the United States.
McDonald said Bannister was
not a public official and the
charges against him has no
bearing on the Bahamian gov
ernment.
"W e wish to also make clear
that the legal difficulties In the
United States o f Everett Ban-
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Fla. 11771.
Florida wineries lose
their tax-exempt status
B a h a m ia n a m b a s s a d o r a n
nltod Praia International
Dunbar, who described the
mood In the governor's office as
"ecstatic."
“ The thing wc were worried
most about was that they (the
court) would expunge the vetoes
and not comment on the work
in g p a p e rs ," Dunbar said.
"W e're talking about a major
stroke In the subtle reform of the
budget process."
The dispute involved the let
ters o f Intent and other working
paper* that accompany the an
nual state budget and spell out
details of more general spending
lin e ite m s In th e b u d g e t
approved by the Legislature.
The working paper* are com
pleted after the Legislature's
adjournment.
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Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. March 24, 1989— 3A
S ix arrested by CC1B
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — City County Investigative Bureau
agents report the arrest Thursday night o f four suspected
cocaine dealers, one man accused of buying cocaine, and a
woman charged os a prostitute In rural Altamonte Springs.
The cocaine sales to undercover agents and the suspected
cocaine buyer were reportedly made outside th Joy gasoline
station, State Road 436at Lake Howell Road.
Charged with sale and possession of and delivery of cocaine
arc: Joseph C. Frlpp, 22. of 802 Ortenta Woods. Altamonte
Springs: Bernard Pew. 24. of 114 Plymouth St. Altamonte
Springs: Tyrone Christopher English, of 805 Brentwood Drive.
Altamonte Springs; and Keith Scott Mitchell, 20. o f Orlando.
Lope Jose Hormasabal. 25. o f 7704 Olenmoor Lane. Winter
Park, was charged with purchase of cocaine.
Debra Lynn Klerstead. 34, o f 341 Orange St.. Altamonte
Springs, was charged with soliciting for prostitution after
allegedly offering an agent sexual favors In exchange for $10.
She was arrested on North Street at 11:05 p.m. Thursday.
M an reportedly stabbed during fight
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — An 18-year-old Altamonte Springs
man Is charged with aggravated battery. He Is accused of
stabbing another man In the back with a piece o f metal during
a fight outside the Disco Food Store. County Road 427, rural
Longwood. at about 9 p.m. Thursday.
Anthony Eugene Williams, o f 115 Ford Ave., Is accused of
stabbing Carlos Thompson, 19, o f 1513 Meadowlark St..
Longwood. Thompson was treated at Florida HospitalAltamonte Springs. Bond Is $5,000.
Two charged with burglary
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Altamonte Springs police report
arresting two men caught at the scene o f a burglary at Sandy
Cove Condos *50 Unit 1. Thursday.
When police arrived, they said the men were Inside the condo
and a bedroom had been ransacked. Burglary toots were
reportedly found In the Buspect’a possession.
Mike Shawn Charo, 20. and Ronnie Joe Vltello. 21, both of
Kissimmee, are charged with burglary, possession of burglary
tools, attempted grand theft and criminal mischief.
S u n rise services
h^
M an y Christian organizations are sp o n so rin g su n rise services In
honor of the Easter tradition. One of these is the Sanford
Ministerial Association, w hich will have Its annual resurrection
su n rise service Su n day at 7 a.m. In Centennial Park. The Rev.
Steve Gilmer will give the m e ssa ge and m u sic will be provided
^ stts^ tv^ ,
by Four Fold and the Sanford W o m e n 's C lub Chorus. Lt. Sam
Flanigan (left) of the Salvation Arm y helped plan the event with
the Rev. Tom m y Ja c o b s of Plnecrest Baptist C hurch and Gilmer
of the C hurch of G od of Prophesy. M ore organizations planning
sunrise services are listed on page 5B.
M an arrested after paw ning V C R
SANFORD — A man accused of pawning a video recorder
stolen March 18 from Stacy Luce has been charged will)
dealing In stolen property.
Charles LcRoy Luce. 26, of 1009-A Park Ave., Sanford, was
arrested by Sanford police at 1:16 p.m. Thursday. Bond Is
$5,000.
Four charged In attack on group
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Four men who allegedly attacked
four other men and a woman and beat them with a pool cue, a
baseball bat. and furniture legs, have been charged with
battery by Altamonte Springs police. Officers did not report a
motive for the attacks.
The victim's who were bruised and cut declined medical
treatment, police said. The attacks occurred at about midnight
at *104 Wymore Grove. 348 S. Wymore Road.
The victims, who range In age from 17 to 25. said the
suspects who allegedly attacked them and then drove away,
were apparently Intoxicated.
Police caught the suspects, who were reportedly identified by
the victims.
One man. James Payton Jennings. 23. of Orlando. Is also
charged with criminal mischief Tor allegedly breaking the
windshield o f a car: with a baseball-bat. He and the others
Tw o arrested on DUI charges
SANFORD — The following persons face a charge of driving
under the Influence In Seminole County;
• Raymond William Farmer. 34. of 945 Norfolk Court. Sanford,
was arrested at 8:50 p.m. Thursday on U.S. Highway 17-92,
Sanford, after his car was In an accident. He Is also charged
with volatlon of the right o f way.
• Roger Kane. 26. of 1430 Oregon Road. Sanford, at 12:17 a.m.
today after his car was stopped for having faulty equipment.
The arrest was made on Third Street, Lake Mary. He Is also
charged with possession of less than 20 grama o f marijuana.
S c h o o l b o a r d a p p r o v e s b id
fo r v e n t ila t in g e q u ip m e n t
By VICKI DaSORMIBR
Herald staff writer_______________
be sure that he Is attending the
school In which he Is supposed
to be enrolled. Board attorney
Ned Julian will clarify language
on the contract which the board
felt was redundant regarding
payments to Edulog and the
b oard e m p o w e re d him to
approve the contract as soon as
that had been done.
SANFORD - The Seminole
C o u n ty S ch o o l Board has
approved a bid from BomarLang Construction Company to
Install heating, ventilating and
a ir c o n d i t i o n i n g (H V A C )
e q u ip m e n t at A lta m o n te ,
Idyllwlldc and Saba] Point Ele
The board also agreed to
mentary Schools.
extend the six month fair market
! The school board, meeting
value period on three pieces of
W ednesday, also postponed
land being offered on the market
discussing renovating the HVAC by the district. Julian said the
Systems at Lake Mary High
wording in the Department of
School, the right-of-way acquisi Education ruling was unclear,
tion on Lake Mary Boulevard.
but he did not feel a reappraisal
And e a sem en t o f land by
was necessary following the six
Southern Bell on Lake Mary
months the properties had re
Elementary School properly.
mained unsold. Ferrell, who had
] On another matter, the board
been on the state committee
tentatively approved spending which formulated the rule sever
•78,000 to buy an Education al years ago. agreed.
Logistics (Edulogl computer
The school board will meet
software package.
] The software will enable of next at 9 a.m. on April 7 to
ficials to enter a student's discuss the annual prtorltcs for
Address Into the computer and the upcoming year.
lommissioner Aggie Weber dies
LONGWOOD - Agnes "A g
ile" Audrey Weber. 85. 480 E.
:huirh Ave., Longwood. died
Wednesday at South Seminole
imunity Hospital. Boro May
). 1903 In Carnegie. Pa., she
moved to Longwood from Pit
tsburgh in 1925. She was
employed with the Longwood
Water Department and was the
second woman to serve on the
city commission for a two-year
term during 1971-1972. Weber
resided at her Grant Street
apartment when she was not
living at the Longwood Retire
ment Village, where she last
resided In May of 1988. She was
a member of St. Mark's Pre
sbyterian Church and a member
of the Longwood Civic League
W o m e n 's C l u b a n d t h e
Longwood Garden Club.
L o n g t im e f r ie n d O n n le
Shomatc. 966 County Road 427.
■aid ‘‘Aggie was a fine person."
Shomatc. who served as city
clerk for 20 years from 1959 to
1979 said Aggie was her assis
tant In the water department,
helping her to send out the water
bills.
M a rlo n W h ite , a fe llo w
member of the Women's Club
■aid that Aggie occasionally at
tended the meetings and always
contributed money to the club.
Survivors Include nephews.
Robert Dick. Deltona. David
Dick. Columbus. Ohio: niece,
Jean Day. Deltona.
Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral
Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In
charge of arrangements.
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EDITO RIALS
Capital gains tax
should be lowered
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When you sell your stocks, a farm, or in
many cases your home, any profit will be
taxed by the government. It is called a capital
gains tax, and the levy was 49 percent in
1978 but was slashed by Congress to 20
percent-In 1981. As a result of the massive
tax reform bill passed by Congress in 1986,
the capital gains tax nas relumed to 32
percent.
President Bush. In what we believe to be
, one of his most Important domestic pro> posals, has asked Congress to lower the
t captlal gains tax rate to 15 percent. Congress
i should approve the proposal Immediately.
CHUCK STONE
Eat well, w ear s h o e s — and buy fu rs
One o f the saddest memories that still llyes
with me Is the sight o f my beautiful collie, Pal,
standing In the basement, looking mournfully at
me as my father dosed the door. A white stream
was running out of his mouth. Pal had to be put
to sleep.
That happened at the same Ume we were
leaving St. Louis to take up a new life In
Hartford. Conn. For this then 2-year-old. the
world had cc*ne to an end. I cried during the
entire trip and moped for weeks. Pal had been
my life.
But when I became a man. I put away childish
things.
Not that I stopped loving dogs or pets. I simply
put all animals in the larger perspective of life’s
necessities and amenities.
For most people, animals furnish essential
food and clothing. For some, animals provide
luxurious furs. The lntentlonallty may diner, but
not the outcome. Eskimos wear furs to survive.
Americana wear furs to look good. Either way
the animal gets slaughtered.
T h a t’s why I think the Animal Rights
movement is a well-intentioned exercise In
hypocrisy. It consists of a bunch o f well-fed,
well-dressed white middle-class practitioners o f
Thonteln Veblen’s conspicuous consumption
who run around wringing their hands Instead of
wringing sweat from their brows.
By networking with respectable organizations
such as the Humane Society o f America and
J o in in g w e a lt h y . <-------- -------------- ------born-again anim al
rightist TV host Bob
B arker, anim al
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rightists have been
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able to stigmatize the
wearing of furs as an
inhumane sin comj^ r
m ltte d to s a tis fy
vanity. But furs still
keep you warm.
In the last few
!rears, the more vlruent proselytes of the
animal rights mov- --------------------:---------ement. AAFWs (Anti
f nobody
nobody pro
proAnimal Fur Wearers)
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have hurt the fur
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ports and changing
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AAFWs to the worsening o f the American fur
industry's plight.
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A recent page-one headline in The New York
Times linked the fur Industry's woes in New
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{ Cutting the capital gains tax, as Mr. Bush
i has proposed, win generate more tax revenue
for the federal government than will the
current, higher rate. And, more Importantly,
a cut will provide an important stimulus to
r the economy that will help us alL
The captlal gains tax boost up to 33 percent
adopted by Congress In 1986 and effective In
1987 played havoc with federal and state
budgets. Revenues dropped dramatlealy.
Lowering the capital gains tax will send a
invigorating Jolt throught the economy that
will help the average citizen as well as the
. wealthy. Congress should act Immediately to
j pass the 15 percent-limit that President Bush
1proposed for the capital gains tax.
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UNCLE SA M N EEDS YOU —
TO QUIT!
JA C K ANDERSON
U.N. ignores human
rights abuses in Cuba
rights.
Why? It Is simple. If people feel they are
going to pay too much In taxes on their
capital gains, they simply will not sell their
stocky homes and other
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property If they have1‘
a choice. That means that no tax will be
collected. Missing also will be the bUliorts of
dollars genera
srated In the nation when real
estate saltlea are brisk.
A high capita) gains tax, as we now have,
also discourages people from Investing in new
businesses because they Teel much or their
return will be taken by the government. Thus
the tax discourages the type of Investment
that Is badly needed to create the businesses
that provide Jobs and keep the United States
competitive with Japan and other nations.
Animal rightists oppose hunting and the
unarguably Inhumane method o f clubbing baby
seals to death for their furs. They also worry
about the suffering of animals used in scientific
experiments.
But their hypocritical silence ignores the death
by suffocation o f fish after they're caught and
taken out of the water or the pain of other
animals killed for food.
WASHINGTON - Is the United Nations too
soft on Cuba?
George Bush thinks so. but his opinion
wasn’ t enough to keep the U.N. Human
Rights Commission from closing the book, at
least temporarily, on Cuba.
The commission finished Its annual session
In Geneva after approving a work schedule
for the coming year. That schedule makes no
reference to monitoring human rights abuses
In Cuba. The difference o f opinion between
the United States and
the United Nations
has as much to do
with politics as it
does w ith human
I Congress reduced the capital gains tax from
L 49 percent to 28 percent In 1978 and the
government, with the reduced tax rate,
collected an additional $2.6 billion In capital
gains tax revenue In 1979. Revenues from the
tax rose by $3.4 billion in 1980 and zoomed
even higher after Congress cut the rate to 20
| percent in 1981.
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York City to a changing morality — "A s Image or
Furs Suffers, So Do Revenues." AAFWs In
Germany. England and the Netherlands have
succeeded In diminishing the demand for furs In
those countries. The fur Industry (a Germany,
which was once the world's largest consumer of
furs, no longer exists.
But AAFWs are guilty of a selectivity that
subverts the consistency o f their morality. They
walk pickets lines In their leather shoes (for
which some animal died), stridently protesting
fur-wearers, then go home to a dinner of steak or
tamb chops or pork chops or hamburger (for
which some animal died). Why do the AAFWs
protest the wearing of furs, but not the slaughter
o f turkeys at Thanksgiving?
When President Bush went hunting, animal
rightists bemoaned the killing of animals. But
nobody protested when he went fishing.
D A V I D S. B R O D E R
How to handle the
WASHINGTON — Since writing a week ago
about the Inequity o f taxpayers being sent a
bill that will top S100 billion for a savings-and-loan bailout, a flood or disturbing
information has come across this desk.
No one challenges the seriousness o f the
problems that have put hundreds o f thrift
Institutions on the endangered species list and
triggered the Bush administration to press
Congress for emergency legislation to pump
money Into the SAL deposit-guarantee fond.
But many questions are being raised about
the adequacy o f this belated effort to cope with
a crisis that presidential candidates deliber
ately avoided seeing last fall, when it was In
plain view. And even more fundamental
challenges are being pressed to the philosophy
behind the bailout. These questions should
have been part and parcel o f last fall’s debate,
so voters' views could have been heard before
lobbyists and legislators took to the backrooms
of Capitol Hill for set tlement.
A number of economists, mainly at con
servative-oriented think tanks hardly hostile to
the Bush administration, have raised what
appear to be pertinent objections.
They ask if the Bush plan puts the burden of
responsibility on those who made the
foolhardy, high-risk loans: or whether, with
fine Impartiality, It Is penalizing the prudent,
healthy savings institutions for the sins of
others.
The Bush rescue plan will pump money Into
the system, some o f It coming from taxpayers
and the rest from a levy on healthy SALa and
banks. While tightening supervision (s classic
case of locking the bam door after the horse
has escaped), it would detay major reforms In
the deposit-insurance system, pending an
18-month study.
Last week, senior officials of five con
servative think tanks — the American En
terprise Institute, the Cato Institute, the
Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Heritage
Foundation and the National Taxpayers Union
Foundation — along with Robert E. Lltan, a
senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Issued a strongly worded challenge to this
strategy. Their Joint* action was unusual
enough to command attention. And Heritage
rushed out a supplementary commentary of its
own prepared by Henry N. Butler, director of
the law and economics center at George Mason
University.
The Joint statement says, first, the ad
ministration should slop temporizing, re
cognize Uie seriousness of the problem, and
seek authority from Congress **to raise at lease
•30 billion during the current fiscal year,
rather than over the next three years. In order
to swiftly shut down Insolvent thrifts and stop
the hemorrhaging o f federal Insurance fond
losses.'' Many others have also suggested that
the administration's gradualist approach was
shaped more to meet budget-deficit targets for
this year than to deal with the crisis.
Chairman Dan Rostcnkowakl (D-IU.) o f the
H ou se W a ys and
Means Committee, In
an Interview with
T h e W a s h in g to n
P o s t, r a is e d th e
q u es tio n w h eth er
keeping the costs of
the SAL bailout “ of
f-budget” may not
raise the eventual bill
to American taxpayera by s e v e r a l
h u n d re d b illio n
dollars as a way of
making the budget
deficit smaller and
thereby Inducing a
continued stream of
f Th« Bush
foreign Investment to
scue plan will
the United States. If
mjjmoney
s o , h e s a id , h is
into
Chicago constituents
system jp
are g e ttin g worse
t r e a t m e n t than
T o k y o a n d
Duaocldorf bankers.
Second, these critics complain that the Bush
plan delays the needed hard look at an
Insurance scheme which, among other things:
•Guarantees deposits up to $100,000, even
though the average depositor has only $8,400
in his or her account, and allows wealthy
families to get even more protection through
multiple accounts under different names.
• Changes the same Insurance rates to all
Institutions, whether they are conservative,
prudently managed operations or speculative
highfliers. The perverse consequence o f this
system, they note, la that It encourages
risk-taking hotshots, since their deposits are
protected to the same generous extent and at
the same low cost as the more cautious
operators.
Butler. In his Heritage paper, argues for
private Insurance o f the thrifts, on the grounds
that market forces then would penalize
(through higher premiums) those who make
risky loans. That radical a reform Is not likely
In the midst of the prevailing chaos of
collapsing thrifts and nervous depositors.
But the Issues belatedly being raised are
Important ones. Taxpayers who were denied
an opportunity to hear this debate before last
November's election have to hope their
representatives and senators will be more
conscientious and attentive — and courageous
— than the presidential candidates were In
1088.
The United States
has been accused of
hyping the abuses of
the Castro regime to
s t o k e a n t i communist fires. But
th e W h ite H ouse
thinks that the Unit
ed Nations should
take action against
f Castro wa
Cuba to prove that
still atom
th e In te rn a tio n a l
all over
body will stand up
rights o,11
for human rights no
political
matter what politics
enemies
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are Involved.
The 30th anniver
sary o f the Castro
regime has prompted Congress to get Into the
act and suggest a plebiscite In which Castro
would allow hla people to retain or retire him.
The U.N. Human Rights Commission vis
ited Cuba last fall and found that Castro was
still stomping all over the rights of hla
political enemies. The commission learned
that people had been arrested and Jailed for
something as simple as possessing a Bible or
reading a book o f the wrong political
persuasion.
Even more disturbing is what happened
because o f the commission's visit. Police
harrassed and arrested people who tried to
give information to the commission. Here Is
what happened to Just a few of those people:
• Lazaro Linares Echevarria was arrested
in September when he tried to contact the
commission, according to Americas Watch,
the Independent human rights monitoring
group. He Is reportedly serving a six-month
prison term on a charge o f contempt.
•Jose Carlos Montero Ocampo was In
terviewed by the commlssloa The next day.
he returned to the delegation's hotel with
same documents. He' was arrested a week
later and sent to prison. He says that he is
being kept from communicating with his
family and a lawyer.
• Francisco and Alejandro Benitez Ferrer
were believed to be near the delegation's
hotel when they were arrested. Francisco Is a
former prisoner o f conscience. He served a
‘ on term for spreading propaganda and
only been free about two weeks before he
was arrested again while trying to reach the
delegation. He was reportedly sentenced lo
six months in prison for Insulting a police
officer and resisting arrest. His brother
Alejandro was sentenced to three months for
being disorderly.
•Gustavo Vcnta, who wanted to meet with
the delegation, was sentenced to six months
In prison for Insulting a police officer.
The U.N. Human Rights Commission must
use a very narrow definition or abuse If It does
not consider those arrests to be a violation of
human rights.
The failure of the commlsson to schedule
Cuba for another human rights evaluation
this year proves that Castro can make a
mockery or the United Nations and continue
to stay In Its good graces.
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Down and out in D.C.
A pall Is hanging over oflVtal Washington,
Just a month ago. administration and
congressional leaders were optimistic about
solving the economic crisis Now they’rr
patching together a budget straight out of
"Alice in Wonderland." It won't begin to
cover the financial realities.
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Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, March 24, 1989 — BA
Filipinos crucified in rite
stnee I was cured o f polio," said
farmer Santos Bondoc, 69, as
children thrashed his bloodied
back outside the church In
Kapitangan.
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KAPITANGAN. Philippines At least eigjit Filipinos, Includ
ing a woman faith healer, were
crucified In bloody Good Friday
rites witnessed by thousands of
spectators In Asia's only Chris
tian nation.
In the rice farming village of
Kapitangan, 25 miles north of
Manila, more than 5,000 people
watched In scorching midday
heat as men dressed In Roman
c e n t u r i o n o u t f i t s n a ile d
27-year-old faith healer Luclla
Reyes to a wooden cross.
It was the 13th year Reyes has
undergone the grisly ritual that
some Filipinos believe will bring
God's forgiveness, blessings and
power.
"My.children, you should offer
your Uvea to the Lord," Reyes
said as she fell Into a trance after
three-inch nails were hammered
Into her palms and feet. "I am
here lo give you favors and help
you."
A weeping woman
In the
crowd yelled, "Forgive us our
sins, oh Lord," while newsmen
jostled for a good view atop a
makeshift stage set up In the
Jammed chu rchyard where
hawkers sold balloons and other
souvenirs In a carnival at-,
mosphere.
Reyes remained nailed to the
cross for about 20 minutes
before she was taken down and
treated.
In nearby San Pedro Cutud,
adjacent to the U.S. Clark Air
Base, seven men were nailed to
crosses In a re-enactment of
Christ's crucifixion.
The Department of Tourism
built viewing decks, refreshment
stands and souvenir stalls In San
Pedro Cutud, where the spcctacle each year draws thousands of
tourists.
Throughout the Philippines,
penitents Friday dragged heavy
wooden crosses, slashed their
backs with razors and whipped
the wounds with glass-studded
bamboo strips In rites that date
back to the Introduction of
Catholicism In the Islands by
SpanlBh friars In the I6lh centu
Fernando Llm, 71, said he had
been tied lo a cross each Good
Friday lor 40 years, but decided
to forego the ordeal this year and
had his son put up Instead.
"God has talked to me for
seven nights asking me to do
this sacrifice." the elder Llm said
as he wiped blood from the back
of his son. Fcllcisslmo, 37.
The annual rites of penance
have drawn repeated criticism
from church officials, but to little
avail.
In Manila, some 5,000 urban
slum dwellers held a daylong
march across the capital before
massing outside the presidential
palace to protest the demolition
of their squatter homes.
The flag-waving protesters
chanted. "W e want Jobs, homes,
food, land and Justice."
Thousands of Filipinos trekked
to Banahaw. a mountain 50
miles south of Manf hat many
believe Is sacred. Me oathed In
the mountain's numerous rivers
and dipped bronze medallions In
the waters for protection from
enemies and disease.
Nissan predicts gains
Unltsd P i s h Intsmatlonal
NEW YORK - Japanese
carmaker Nissan told Wall
Street analysts Thursday it
expects Its U.S. business to
Increase significantly this year
as It debuts nearly a dozen
new vehicles for 1989 and
1990.
Atsushl Muramatsu, manag
ing director or Nissan Motor
Co. Ltd., told analysts during
th e 4th A n n u a l M organ
Stanley Global Automotive
Seminar that Nissan's U.S.
sales have been steadily rlBlng
for several months, largely
due to a new sports coupe
model called the 240SX and a
restyled Maxima sedan, both
of which bowed last October.
"W e have become formida
ble competitors (In the United
S ta tes) once a g a in ,"
M uram atsu told securityanalysts.
Analysts who attended the
seminar, or a Nissan luncheon
In New York Wednesday, said
J a p a n ’ s s e c o n d la r g e s t
automaker presented an am
bitious plan, but one which Is
possible.
"This Is another example of
everybody predicting they will
gain market sh a re," said
Philip K. Frickc, o f Pruden-
ry-
tlal-Bache Securities Inc. In
New York. "Somebody Is go
ing to have to lose,”
“ However, Nissan has signif
icant new product Improve
ments. and their market share
might inch up a little," Frlcke
said. "T h eir new products
over the next 10 or 12 months
arc Impressive, and they do
represent major Im prove
ments."
While Muramatsu gave no
precise predictions of market
gain, Nissan's car share last
month stood nt 5.3 percent of
the total U.S. market, up from
4.5 percent for all of 1988 but
not much higher than the 5.2
percent for 1987.
Nissan's share of the light
truck market was 4 percent as
o f last month, up from 3.5
percent In 1988, but still
.below the 4.6 percent for all of
1987.
"W e arc coming from way
b e h in d ," a com pany
spokesman at Nissan Motor
Corp. U.S.A.’s Carson, Calif.,
headquarters said.
A restyled version o f its
300ZX sports coupe, first
shown at the Chicago Auto
Show last February, la going
on sale in May. as will a new
front-drive minivan called the
Axxess.
"1 dreamed that I must do this.
E m p lo y e e
T e r r y s a i d he had t h e
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m e," he said. DeMarle said
,pay on Nov. authority to .reinstate Ti
and1 thrft dhe i tty
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ffiscfplln'nlry actl{^ iTorran ci Issue<wlthout g Sn
.Tuesday. CleTland. president of
mtft again 9wlth bfMarlt^'th'e ' Ihtunfbf# labor practice claim.
"W e resolved the matter. He* -th e newly-formed Longwood,
fo llo w in g w e e k ‘ to p ro v id e
Professional Firefighters Local
reasons as to why his employ will be reinstated and returned
ment should be continued. This to work by April 10. It was a 3163. was present at the second
meeting In DcMarlc's office at
meeting also was combative and mutual agreem ent betw een
Torrance and the city. I felt It Torrance's request.
Torrance was ultimately fired.
DeMarle was fired by the
Torrance Bald DcMarlc's action was the correct thing lo do,"
commission on Jan. 3. Mayor
was In retaliation for workers Terry said Tuesday afternoon.
DeMarle said that Terry did Hank Hardy led the motion to
Joining the union and that DcMarie was "union busting.” Two not confide In him before mak terminate DeMarle because he
said he wasn't ntlsBed with the
weeks before Torrance’s termi ing a decision.
He (Terry) made the reverse Job he was doing for the city.
nation, 46 workers had voted for
representation by the Interna o f my determination without Hassler left the city after a
tio n a l U nion o f O p era tin g confiding with me. Why a set controversy over burial o f bar
Engineers Local 673 and Tor tlement was reached that rein rels containing hazardous waste
rance had been selected to serve stated the man with partial back behind Ihe public works de
pay and benefits Is astounding to partment.
as union shop spokesperson.
DeMarle said he fired Torrance
for Insubordination and dishon
esty and for using obscene
language during a meeting with
Esfcor Long
Central FtorMa Negfanal H n fltll
him.
Elonor Russell
Shelly C Shorter
On Jan. 20, a grievance board
ADMISSION*
Sanford
Don Sworlhout
hearing was convened. Torrance
Brenda Kramer, DoBory
Kimberly Jrrnlgan
did not speak at this hearing and
Kenneth W. Williams. DoBory
FrankM. Ninon
Cyblhia Cletika, Dolton*
would not answer questions re Melba Seer*
AlmaM
Hunloy. Deltona
BcnnloW. Taylor
garding his termination because
Edna Kappas, Deltona
Story* A. WlUlomt
o f the pending unfair labor
Mildred Kingeland. Deltona
Misty Young
Donald Slurlale. Deltona
Vouig
[iractlcc suit, he said at the time, Sondro
Matthew R Walls. Deltona
Elinor J FIdler, DoBory
ustcad. he made an opening
Joyce
Wright. Deltona
Ambro* Vkarto. DoBory
statement and handed over a
Clinton Brooks. Long wood
Bruce Untlngor. Dottono
20-page statement.
Eileen Kllppel. Orange City
Mory E. Smith. Conova
LI retto Consuegraand baby girl, Sanford
E lliebetli 0 Rootor, Wlntor Springs
Torrance said he was happy
Dorothy A Lowery, and baby boy, Sanford
DISCHARGES
about regaining his Job and
Julie Ann Fallucco and baby girl. Deltona
Sanlord:
BIRTHS
thanked the union.
John Botlomy
Central Ftartda Regtanal Maepttal
Alto
Boo
north
"1 thought that the decision
WlllloR. Brooks
Sheryl A. Williams, a baby boy, Sanford
that we came to with the city
Sandra Young, a toby girl. Santord
Ernotlino Bryant
completely vindicated me. The
Mary E . Smith, a brtry boy. Conors
Francisco Dior
Lynetto R. Barkley, a baby boy. Lake Mary
Eunice M Dingle
fact that DeMarle was fired and
Hassler had to resign under
In vestigation for hazardous
waste, and I'm getting my Job
bark says It all. Hut nonr of this
c ou ld h ave been p o s s ib le
without IU O E 673. I'm anxious
to go back to work. I'm thankful
to the union. I have no animosi
ty. I felt they give me a Just
decision which completely exon
erated m e." Torrance said.
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DeMarle said Tuesday after
noon he was "outraged" but not
surprised at the city's settlement
and suggested that there was
EA STER SUNDAY
**behind-lhe scenes pressure" by
8:25 AM and 10:55 AM
the union.
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"Talk about undoing everything I've done. It's going to
send a very significant message
lo the work force that they don I
have lo watch what they do
because the commission will
cave In. If the commission puls
their stamp of approval (on the
settlement). It's an Indication
that they can be bought very
easily," DeMarlesuid.
DeMarle was subpoenaed to
attend the Tuesday morning
hearing, but tuid hr was not
called lo testify even though the
circumstance with Torrance
took plare in his office.
"They made me show up and
sll for half an hour wasting my
tim e." DeMarle tuld.
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A Musical Celebration O f
Our Risen Lord!
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C e le b ra tio n C h o ir
S o u n d s O f Praise
P ro m ise C h o ir
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monitoring of Hofmann's power
use and bills between Aug. 8 and
Feb. 27.
Seminole County shciifTs In
vestigator Kevin Mahankc was
assigned to Join the probe. The
Investlgatian. Including a search
of Hofmann's house authorized
with a warrant on March 13.
reportedly showed that when
H ofm ann's house was c o n
structed there was a secret
underground system built In
which would bypass the stan
dard billing meter attached to
the house. The system re
portedly fed 65 percent of the
electricity Hofmann used Into
his house free o f charge. The
system was apparently con
cealed from building Inspectors
w hen the house w as c o n
structed.
Power believed to have been
stolen during the monitoring
period is valued nt $800. The
[rawer company estimated Its
Mnhanke said. Investigators
found United T e le p h o n e
equipment which had been used
In routing the stolen electricity.
Hofmann, a landscaper. Is n
former cmpoyce of the phone
company. A stolen electrical
[rawer meter was also recovered.
The system, which fed power
lo a refrigerator, a water heater,
a dryer, an air conditioner, a
welder, two furnaces, a range, a
freezer, a spa and outlets In a
'set. was romplex, Mahankc
•1-1. Deputies have removed the
Illegal system.
TaxFlgg. speaking Thursday, said
50 percent of the motor fuel tax
Increase would be earmarked for
the stale Department of Trans
portation. but said the money
would not be available to DOT
until 1990.
She also said die money would
not be released to DOT until the
agency, which Is fuclng a $600
million dcflcll over the next five
years, gets Us financial house In
order, and that the Legislature
might step In to revamp DOT.
"W e are not going to wait until
1990 to reform DOT." Flgg said.
Intended to give the community
a facelift and a positive attitude.
"W e want lo give young people
something to do besides stnnd
on the comer and be Influenced
by drug addicts." he said.
Families were out In a force
that numbered 600 at the
carnival Wednesday night. They
en joyed eigh t kiddy rides,
midway food and games. There
Is no admission charge, but fees
are charged for each ride or
game with profits covering the
cost of the carnival's services.
"Last night I saw mothers und
fathers and children together as
the Lord wants It lo be." Wilson
said of the carnival attendees.
"The main thing is to bring
families together. The kids last
night, seeing their little faces. 1
was the happiest man on earth.
I'm happy when little kids arc
trappy. When fathers bring their
little children out the way It use
to be. It's daring, yes. but you
have to trust In the Lord,"
Wilson said.
So far most of the attendees
have been Midway residents. But
If it doesn't rain, and as word of
the carnival spreads. Wilson said
he expects to draw Interest from
residents of other areas and
bring them to Midway to Jain In
the fun and family-oriented ac
tivity.
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representatives o f Arm Shows of
Glbston. "It came together In 48
hours. It usually takes weeks. It
was done. We had the permit
and the lease," Wilson said, and
the carnival was opened at
Jltway Avenue and Main Street
on Monday.
Johnell Jackson, who coordi
nated the carnival activity said
It's the first form o f public
recreation In Midway In more
than a dozen years. He hopes
that the carnival will lead the
way to the development of a ball
court and a park for picnicking
In the same area.
Wilson said the carnival Is
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JOHN HENRY BELLAMY
John Henry Bellamy, 96. 950
Mellonville Ave., Sanford, died
Wednesday at Central Florida
Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom
Aug. 10, 1892 In Washington
County, Va.. he moved to San
ford from Wooster. Ohio, In
1962. He was a retired police
officer from Rlttman, Ohio, and a
member o f the Church of Christ
In Sanford. He was an Army
veteran o f World War I.
Survivors Include {laughters.
Virginia tycott. Wadsworth. Ohio.
•Frances tfllratc Sanford; tons,
t Cecl)v«DeBary. John.'BUvf r Spr
ang. Jpmep, Sanford^ 18 grandc h i l d r e n '. 3 I g r e a t
g r a n d c h i l d r e n , two
great-great-grandchildren.
G r a mk ow Funeral Home.
Sanford, In charge o f arrange
ments.
CALVIN ANTHONY
COPELAND
Calvin Anthony Copeland. 34.
2315 Summerlin Ave., Sanford,
died Wednesday. March 22. at
Seminole County Correctional
Facility, Sanford. He was bom
June 17, 1954 In Sanford and
r e t u r n e d to S a n fo rd from
Greenville, Fla., In 1974. He was
a disabled U.S Army veteran
and a Methodist.
Survivors indude son. Calvin
Anthony Jr., Sanford; daughter,
Tamika T.. Atlanta; mother.
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Theodore Williams Sr.. 83,
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Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom
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Narcossee In 1946. lie was a
laborer and a member of Mount
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Sanford. He was an Army veter
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S u rv iv o r s Include wife,
Dorothy; sons. Benjamin Boss.
Theodore Jr.. Jlmmlc. Willie
Ben, all of Sanford, Christopher.
Fort Polk. La.; daughters, Lazctt
Singleton, Okinawa. Japan,
Mareoclla. Tesate, both o f Sunford; slaters, Ellen Butler, Louise
Miller, Lucille Mills, all of San
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House votes onjminimum wage
President’s proposal
rejected as too low
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C h e m ists report fusion reaction
United Frees International________________
SALT LAKE CITY — Chemists reported Thursday the
creation of a safe nuclear fusion reaction using common sea
water at room temperature rather than a hlgh-radlatlon
nuclear furnace.
Although the applications or this form o f nuclear fusion were
not Immediately evident, the scientists noted that the energy
available In one cubic foot of sea water Is equivalent to 10 tons
or coal
The simple and Inexpensive process. Ignored by nuclear
physicists, was developed over IS years by Marlin
Flelachmann. electrochemistry professor at England's Univer
sity o f Southampton, and Stanley Pons, chairman of the
University of Utah chemistry department.
"W e have successfully created a sustained fusion reaction at
room temperature In a chemistry laboratory at the University
o f Utah." Pons said.
Conventional nuclear fusion research requires temperatures
of millions o f degrees, similar to temperatures found in the
sun's Interior, to create a reaction.
WASHINGTON - The House rejected
President Bush's 84.25-an-hour minimum
wage plan Thursday and prepared to
approve a $4.55 compromise that Speaker
Jim Wright urged Bush to accept because it
offered a "training wage" provision.
Bush's plan was spumed on a 218-198
vote, and the House later was expected to
accept the bipartisan compromise, which
would boost the hourly minimum wage for
the first time since It hit $3.35 In 1981 and
which would ofter a 60-day lower rate for
new employees In an eftort to make It more
palatable to Bush.
The president’s plan similarly contained a
six-month "sub-minimum" wage for new
employees, but he has threatened to veto
any bill going beyond his $4.25 proposal —
even with the lower training wage.
White House spokesman Marlin Fltzwater
reiterated Bush's opposition to any com
promise Thursday, saying his plan was his
"first and last" offer. "W e've got a firm
position and w e 're hanging to u gh ."
Fltzwater said.
" I hope the president doesn't veto the
bill," warned House Education and Labor
Texas prosecutor w on’t refile charges
DALLAS — The Dallas County district attorney said
Thursday his decision not to retry Randall Dale Adams In the
1978 shooting death of a Dallas policeman, the subject of the
documentary "Th e Thin Blue Line," proved the Texas criminal
Justice system works.
District Attorney John Vance said Thursday his office was
unable to find two witnesses In the case and concluded It could
not retry Adams, who spent 12 years behind bars for the Nov.
28,1976,islayln
alaylnggc'
o f Officer Robert Wood.
lund after,
afte I believe, a very thorough Investigation
*’ We found
there was not sufficient, credible evidence for a retrial In this
case." Vance said, "A dismissal has already been filed with
Criminal District Court No. 2. requesting a dismissal In this
case."
State District Judge Larry Baraka, who will sign the order,
was not expected to return to his courtroom until next week.
Adams, whose plight drew national attention with the release
of the 1988 film, was released from the Dallas County Jail
Tuesday. A state appeals court on March 1 threw out his
conviction and death sentence, citing perjured testimony and
prosecutorial misconduct.
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WASHINGTON - Budget ne
gotiators reported bipartisan
progress Thursday as they
began a nearly two-week Easter
break, leaving their staffs to
continue scrambling to find a
compromise on a fiscal 1990
spending plan.
Bush administration negotia
tors — Treasu ry Secretary
Nicholas Brady and budget
director Richard Darman — and
their five congressional
negotiating counterparts ‘sent a
LOS ANGELES — The leader of an anti-abortion group and
as many as 350 o f his followers were arrested Thursday for
blockading an abortion clinic in the first day o f a planned
three-day protest In Southern California coinciding with Easter
week.
Some 300 members o f the Operation Rescue group
descended on the Family Planning Associates Medical Group In
the Orange County city of Cypress, blocking Its doors while
pro-abortion activists tried to keep the clinic open.
The action began shortly after daybreak, with the protesters
claiming a victory for managing to drive off at least one woman
who left after they pleaded with her to iniss her appointment.
The arrests began shortly before 9 a.m. as 60 officers waded
In to carry the protesters oft one by one. As they had been
Instructed by their leaders to do, other Operation Rescue
members stepped or crawled In to fill spaces, as others sang
hymns.
Ignoring a court order forbidding them from demonstrating
within 15 feet o f clinic entrances or exits, they were able to
'keepghe main doors of the center blocked for more than five
’ hours?"
United Press International
WASHINGTON - Secretary of
State James Baker and congres
sional leaders neared agreement
Thursday on an plan, to continue
limited American aid to the
Contra rebels while pressing for
d e m o c r a t i c r e f o r m s In
Nicaragua.
Congressional sourefes who
have worked with Baker on the
plan for weeks said It was
expected to be Announced by
President Bush at the White
House Friday, barring lastminute complications. White
House officials also said only a
few fine points needed to be
settled as of late Thursday.
As outlined by the sources, the
plan calls for C ongress to
approve about $40 million In
humanitarian aid through Feb
ruary 1990 to support the Con
tra guerrillas, who have been
largely baaed In camps In Hon
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WASHINGTON - Hispanic
l u d e n l s fa c e I n c r e a s i n g
egregatlon In the nation's
tubllc schools — particularly in
he West — and could become
he most Isolated minority In the
ountry, a study warned
'hursday.
The report by the National
ichool Boards Association also
bund signs o f erosion In the
nirgregatlon of black students
u the South, but said the region
fetlll rem ains the m ost d e
segregated In the country.
; "T h e march to school Intcgrcgation Is certainly not over,
find school systems are finding
there are no quick and easy
solutions.” said James Oglesby,
president-elect of the associa
tion.
Overall, the study found white
Enrollment decreased by 16.5
rxrc-cnl from 1968 to 1986 while
the number of blacks and Hispanics In public schools In
creased by 5.4 percent and
102.9 percent, respectively.
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duras since the House voted last
year to end military aid.
None of the money, to be
released at the rate o f about $4
million a month, could go for
military equipment.
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"W e decided we would try to be reason
able," he said, and from the start o f the year
Democrats have tried "to find ways to work
with our new president."
He noted, however, the Senate has yet to
act on the bill and a House-Senate confer
ence committee probably will have to craft
the final version. Bush has enough Senate
GOP votes to sustain a veto o f any plan with
no sub-minimum.
In opening debate, Rep. Jim Kolbe,
R-Ariz.. argued that a $4.65 rate would
"tragically result In a loss of Jobs, and more
tragically, in a loss of Job opportunities for
people Just coming into the job market."
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essential for us to resume our
meetings when we return from
the Easter break."
White House press secretary
Marlin Fltzwater said the negoti
ations had produced some
"narrowing of differences." but
refused to be specific. Overall, he
agreed that "progress is being
made."
Negotiators, who Initially were
only scheduled to meet until
March 23. are scheduled to
resume talks April 3. In the
Interim, the staff was directed to
"prepare materials necessary for
further negotiations."
While the negotiating group
failed to meet the informal
March 23 deadline for reaching
agreement on the outlines of
budget for the fiscal year start
ing Oct. 1, they said the House
and Senate budget panels must
meet a congresslonally set time
table for passing a budget reso
lution that will serve as a guide
to the committees that vote on
appropriations and revenues.
"It Is our hope that we will
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achieve com promise on the
broad outlines of a resolution ...
that can serve os the basis for
congressional action within the
next few w eek s," the Joint
statement said.
Besides Darman and Brady,
the statement was signed by
H o u s e B u dg e t C o m m i t t e e
Chairman Leon Panetta. DCalif.; Rep. Bill Frenzel of Min
nesota. the panel's ranking Re
publican: Senate Budget Com
mittee Chairman James Sasser,
D-Tenn.; that panel's ranking
Republican, Sen. Pete Domenlcl
o f New Mexico: and House Dem
ocratic leader Tom Foley o f
W a s h in g to n , who has
participated in the talks.
Domenlcl released a separate
statement saying he was "en
couraged by the scope of the
negotiations" and that he Is
hopeful a compromise can be
reached "in early April, which
wlirthen allow the Senate and
the House to meet Its budget
timetable."
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"considerable progress" has
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WASHINGTON — District o f Columbia Mayor Marlon Barry
insisted that the record number o f killings In the nation's
capital pose no threat to tourists, saying most murders Involve
drug dealers and users targeting each other.
The district had a record 372 killings In 1988, giving It the
nation's highest per-capita murder rate. So far this year, 120
people have been killed, most In drug-related violence.
Mayor Barry, trying to restore the tarnished Image o f the
nation's capital before an estimated 1 million people arrive to
view the city's famed cherry blossoms, said Thursday that
Washington Is safe for residents, tourists and businesses.
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s e g r e g a t io n
Democratic plan would raise the wage by
$1,30 an hour, or 39 percent. In steps
during three years — to $3.85 Jan. 1, to
$4.25 at the start of 1991 and to $4.65 in
1992.
Wright. D-Texas, termed $4.65 "a modest
increase," noting the minimum wage has
not been raised since 1981 and its buying
power has eroded by more than 30 percent.
The speaker said Democrats were offering
a reasonable compromise to the White
House, though he emphasized it "would
have to be a training wage and not a
subterfuge" for paying lower v zfcn He said
Bush should accept the package "If there Is
any sense o f cooperation and conciliation."
Budget negotiators report progress
Police arrest anti-abortion protesters
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Committee Chairman Augustus Hawkins,
D-Calir., "because he’ll be perceived as
being against working people."
Hawkins told colleagues on the House
floor they would be "traveling backward”
with Bush's measure, which he called
"Inadequate, misleading, defective" and a
move that "would keep Individuals perpetu
ally at starvation, poverty levels."
Rep. Tom Campbell. R-Callf., countered
that an even higher wage would amount to
"putting a tax on precisely the person who
offers the Job. ... In economic terms, to lift
the minimum wage Is a head tax per
employee, directed precisely at the engine of
employment In this country.'*
Bush's package called Tor a six-month
training rate at 80 percent of the new
minimum. Opponents, however, maintained
that merely would let businesses fire
workers after a little more than five months
to keep labor costs down.
The $4.55 compromise, with a 60-day
training rate at 85 percent o f the new
minimum, was offered as middle ground
between BuBh's plan and a Democratic
proposal for a $4.65 rate with no subminimum. The compromise also provides
for a board to advise Congress about
minimum wage Inflation adjustments.
Under the compromise, the hourly rate
would rise to $3.85 Oct. 1, to $4.25 the next
Oct. 1 and to $4.55 a year later. The basic
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T O K YO — An Influential
member of Japan's ruling party
sai d F r i d a y the rift o v e r
U.S.-Japancse joint development
o f Tokyo's new Jet fighter could
spur Japan to expand Its own
aviation Industry to challenge
U.S. dominance In the aircraft
market.
" I f the U.S. Congress tries to
break up the Jet fighter agree
ment. they w
drive us to
develop our ov.n aircraft. Ideluding civil aircraft, and In 10
years, the United States will lose
But several members o f Con
their share In the market," said
Shlntnro Ishlhara. a former gress criticized the deal ns a
giveaway of U.S. technology and
transportation minister.
In Washington, U.S. and Jap have asked Japan to buy F-lfi
anese officials failed Thursday to fighters "off I he s h e lf so the
reach a consensus on modifying technology will remain a secret.
"The F-1B Is too old,' Ishlhara
the agreement to Jointly develop
and produce Japan's next gen said In an Interview with United
eration of fighter aircraft, the Press Intci iiatioiiul.
He said the United Stutcs Is
FSX.
Officials from both sides said developing a more advanced
fighter which will make the F-16
the talks will continue.
Under the or Jinal agreement. obsolete.
' W t cannot accept fighters
Japan would purchase, the
blueprints for the General Dy which the United States docs not
namics F-16 fighter as the basis need anymore and Is going to
throw away." said Ishlhara. a
of the new FSX aircraft.
Peres denies
independence
proposal
"There Is a deep fear that the
Ideas Shamir brings to the U.S.
will not be practical." said
Ephrahlm Sneh. the former Civil
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n head w h o
Ha'aretz said helped formulate
P e re s ' latest peace Ideas.
"Therefore we are trying to find
another way to gel out of the
current sltutation."
In addition to the reports o f a
Peres peace proposal. Shamir
has been dogged this week by a
leaked intelligence analysis that
In part said there was no
alternative to negotiations with
the PLO.
In the occupied territories
Thursday, Palestinian sources
said Jewish settlers angered over
the stoning o f their car opened
fire In the West Bank village of
Usarln. killing a 14-year-old
Palestinian boy and wounding
two other people.
Military sources said Initial
reports Indicated no Israeli
soldiers were In the area af the
time and authorities were in
vestigating whether civilians
were responsible.
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"W e wanted lo develop the
fighter by ourselves." Ishlhara
said. "But the U.S. government
asked Japan lo slop."
There Is basic agreement be
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Japan that they will together
develop and produce the new
aircraft by 1993. But there Is
continuing disagreement wll.i
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JERUSALEM - Labor Party
leader Shimon Peres denied
Thursday he had proposed an
Independent Palestinian state as
part of a new peace plan and
said he would not discuss his
Ideas on peace until Prime
Minister Yitzhak Shamir returns
from a trip to Washington.
Peres' comment was In re*
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respected Ha aretz newspa
per Thursday that ran under the
h eadl ine, " P e r e s su gge s ts
establishment or demilitarized
Palestinian state with its own
government and Institutions."
Peres denied he or his aides
had proposed an independent
Palestinian state and told Israel
Television he would wait to
discuss his own Ideas on peace
until Shamir returns from the
United States after an early April
visit.
Shamir plans to outline his
v i ews on the Issue o f the
Israeli-occupied West Bank and
Gaza Strip when he meets with
President Bush and U.S. ad
ministration officials.
"1 will present It to Shamir and
not to the g ov ern me nt ...
because If It Is published now It
could interfere with his trip to
the United States," said Peres,
Israel's finance minister. " I
would like to allow Mr. Shamir
to travel to the United States
under the most comfortable
conditions possible."
The Ha'aretz article said Peres,
with the aid o f a former head of
the W est Bank's Civil A d
ministration;, had drawn up a
peace plan to Include a one-year
cease-fire between Israel and
Palestinians, peace negotiations
In Geneva and possible federa
tion for a demilitarized West
Bank with either Jordan or
Israel, or both.
Shamir, who njects talks with
the Palestine Liberation Organi
zation, has declined to specify
w hether hla discussions In
Washington will Include a new
Initiative In light o f the U.S.-PLO
dialogue.
Shamir and Peres oppose ne
gotiations with the PLO. but
Shamir's Likud Party takes a
harder line on how to solve the
Palestinian Issue than Peres'
center-left Labor Party.
in the next decade, and Ishlhara
said developing the FSX without
U.S. assistance would benefit
Japan's aviation Industry.
“ If Japan develops the FSX
fighter on Its own for necessary
national defense. It will enable
us lo develop our civil aircraft
Industry ns well." Isblharn said.
"This is not the purpose, bul It
will be a result." lie said.
Japanese avlntlon companies
had pushed for Japan to build
the FSX alone as a way to get
the government to fund aviation
research and development.
But In 1987, the United States
member or parliament In the
ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
"W e thought we were getting a
21-year-old virgin. Instead we're
getting n 30-year-old divorcee."
Since lhe end of World War II
the United Slates has worked (a
Inhibit the developm ent of
J a p a n 's avi at i on Industry.
Ishlhara said.
U.S. manufacturers control 87
percent of the world commercial
Jet market, with European com
pani es ma ki ng <p thr re
malndcr.
But Ja p a n has t ar ge t e d
aerospace as a growth Industry
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FR ID A Y
Sanford Herald
INSIDE:
S p o r t s
IN BRIEF
J a c k s o n ’s bat, R a d cliff’s arm lead Lym an
By DEAN SMITH
Herald correspondent___________________________
Third-quarter rally carries C a vs
The Cleveland Cavaliers used a big thirdquarter surge to put themselves In position to
coast down the stretch to victory over the
Milwaukee Bucks.
Cleveland outscored visiting Milwaukee 16-5
to start the second half Thursday night, takings
59-37 lead at the
6:25 mark from
which the Bucks
could not recover.
Milwaukee, which
broke the Cavaliers’
22-game winning
streak at Richfield
Coliseum March 5.
managed only 32
first-half points and
finished with a
season-low point total In a 102-88 loss.
Elsewhere. Washington held off Charlotte
102-97, Seattle rallied past the Los Angeles
Clippers 115-112. Phoenix romped over Golden
State 154-124 and the Los Angeles Lakers
crushed Sacramento 115-92.
LAKE MARY — Kenny Jackson hit a tvo-out
three-run home run In the top of the seventh and
Chris RadcllfT threw out the tying run at the plate
with two out In the bottom of the seventh as (he
Lyman Greyhounds held on to defeat the Lake
Mary Rams 6-5 In a high school baseball contest
Thursday night at muddy Ram Field.
In a Seminole Athletic Conference game that
featured more comebacks than Steve Carlton's
major league career. Lyman upped Its record to
9-4 overall and 6-0 In the SAC. while Lake Mary
lost its second straight game and fell to 10-5 and
5-2.
Lyman travels to Oviedo tonight to take on the
Lions In a 7:00 p.m. contest while Lake Mary
takes the Easter holiday off before competing In
the Colonial Classic In Orlando next week.
"Our kids refused to believe they were beat."
said Greyhound boss Bob McCollough. "Both
teams made comeback after comeback. I'm Just
thankful we were the one's who came back last.
"It was a great high school baseball game."
added McCullough. "Both teams made some
mistakes but they are young and they are
human. Even the SlOO.OOO-a-year players make
errors. I thought we played well under the
conditions. It's tough when you have to change
balls every time It hits the ground."
Lake Mary coach Alan Tuttle agreed. "It was
Just a great high school game. Neither team gnve
up. I'm Just finding It hard to believe we got beat
on last Inning home runs two nights In a row."
The Greyhounds got on the scoreboard first,
scoring In the top of the third when RadcllfT
walked, advanced to second on a ground out and
scored on a two-out single by Andy Spolskl.
Lake Mary came back to tie the score In the
bottom of the third when Aaron latarola reached
on an error, stole second, advanced to third on a
ground out and scored on a single by Shane
Stulllet.
Lake Mary took Its first lead of the evening In
the fourth when Greg James was hit by a pitch
and stole second. Nell James then hit a drive to
center that was dropped for a two-base error,
allowing Greg James to score. Alex Blrle then hit
a line shot over the leftflelder's head for a double,
scoring Nell James and giving Lake Mary a 3-1
lead.
In the fifth. It was Lyman's turn to comeback,
doing so without the benefit of a hit.
Chuck Lamb walked to lead ofT the Inning.
After a strike out. Kevin Walnscott hit what
appeared to be double play grounder back to the
mound but the throw from Blrle was wild and
both runners were safe. A Spolskl grounder
□Bee Rally. Page2B
S in g in ’ the blow out b lu es
Ladfl Hawks
rip Seminole
BY JIM RICKENBACKBR
C O LLEG E HOOPS
Herald Correspondent
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W here have the favorlti
Virginia, Seton Hall, Michigan and Nevada-Las
Vegas all eliminated NCAA Tournament favor
ites Thursday night In decisions that should
shake up a few office pools.
In the Southeast Regional, freshman Bryant
Stith scored 28 points and his collision with
Mookle Blaylock Incapacitated the Oklahoma
playmaker for 7 minutes, helping Virginia
upend the top-seeded Sooners 88-80. The
Cavaliers next will face Michigan, which got 34
points from Glen Rice. Including two crucial
3-polnters down the stretch. In defeating North
Carolina 92-87.
In the West Regional, John Morton scored 17
points and Seton Hall's defense hounded
Indiana out of the tournament with a 78-65
v ict or y. T h e P ira tes' next oppon en t Is
Nevada-Las Vefps, which got a 3-polnter from
Anderson Hunt with three seconds remaining to
take a 68-67 triumph over top-seeded Arizona.
At Lexington. Ky.. Stith hit B o f 16 shots from
, the floor and 10 o f 11 free throws to lead the
; Q»Val*fM Whose »9 U qn .off«n «.k ep t Qklahqma
from apprgachlng Us 102^-points average.
M S d ista n ce s Itself from B o g g s
BOSTON — The Multiple Sclerosis Society
announced Thursday It will sever Its rela
tionship with Boston Red Sax slugger Wade
Boggs, who serves as an. honorary chairman,
because of publicity about his troubles with a
former mistress.
The director of the state chapter of the MS
Society said It regretfully decided to disassociate
Itself from Bogjp. whose older sister suffers from
MS and who Is serving his third year as
honorary chairman o f the MS Read-a-thon. a
fund-raising campaign, the Boston Herald re
ported Friday.
" O b v i o u s l y we very much regret the
circumstances he Is In right now. We feel as
badly about what he and his family are going
through as we do about how the situation might
alTcct our program." said Arlyn White, execu
tive director ofthc stale chapter.
H O C K EY
B o sto n exploits Devil errors
The Brulna have struggled all season at
Boston Garden and were only too happy to take
advantage o f sloppy play by the visiting New
Jersey Devils to post a victory at home.
Boston capitalised on New Jetsey's shabby
defense for Its first four
goals Thursday night
and netmtndcr Andy
Moog made sure It was
more than, enough for a
5-3 victory.
Bob Sweeney scored a
pair of goals. Including
the game-winner, and
Moog stopped 10 shots
during a Bruins' fiveminute short-handed stretch bridging the sec
ond and third periods.
,
In other games. Quebec downed Hartford 6-3,
the New York Islanders ousted Minnesota 3 1.
Calgary topped Los Angeles 4-2 and Edmonton
held off Winnipeg 5-4.
From staff and wire reports___________________
Leading O v ie d o 's lengthy hit parade on T hursday
afternoon against Lym an w as C orde Law son (running,
By TONY DeSORMIER
Herald sp orts editor
LONGWOOD — It was one of those games that
neither team really got anything out of.
In fact, by the time the Oviedo High School Lady Lion
softball team had completed Its 26-0 laugher over the
Lyman Lady Greyhounds, you could see that both
teams were glad the ordeal was over.
"W e were hitting a little better today, not a lot better,
but better." said Oviedo coach Jackie Miller, whose
team Improved to 5-4 overall and 3-3 In Seminole
Athletic Play.
The Lady Lions took advantage of a young Lyman
team that Is still learning the basics of the game. And
while the Lady Greyhounds (now 0-7 overall, which Is
also their SAC mark) gave It a game effort, the constant
pressure applied by Oviedo eventually took Its toll,
forcing the home team Into one poor play after another.
Thursday's game lasted five Innings, stopped
mercifully because of the 10-run rule. Had It been a
boring match, the referee would have stopped the bout
long before then.
□Bee Oviedo. Page 2B
SANFORD - Seminole softball
coach Larry Abney couldn't believe
It.
Turning to some team boosters
shortly after the start of Thursday's
game with Lake Howell at Fort
Mellon Park, he said, "Pinch me. I
think I'm dreaming. That never
happens to Lake Howell."
What Abney was alluding to was
Lake Howell's scoreless first Inning,
something the Silver Hawks do
about every leap year.
By the end of the second Inning.
Abney and his Lady Semlnoles
understood what Seminole County's
hottest team was capable o f ac
complishing.
The Sliver Hawks (10-3) erupted
for seven runs In the second cn
route to a 20-0 rout of the Semlnoles
(0-6).
Not that everyone else wasn't
already aware of what Lake Howell
could do with Its batsV S u re.
punishing hitting has played a
pivotal part In the Sllver^Hawks'
six-game win streak that started
March 7.
But there’s more to the Silver
Hawks' success than big bats.
There's freshman pitcher Dlann
Lowe, who first caught the eye of
Lake Howell coach Jo Luciano In
the Lake Mary Invitational about a
month ago.
"I put Dlann In for a couple of
Innings during the Lake Mary
tournament, and she was throwing
nothing but strikes." said Luciano,
who's started Lowe the last six
games. "She's got such a fluid
motion and plays good defense,
too."
Lowe surrendered only four hits,
c o n s i d e r a b l y l e s s t ha n the
Semlnoles yielded to the county's
premier powcr-hlttlng team.
In the second Inning. Leslie
Barton and Julie Barton each ac□See Semlnoles. Page 2B
Hawk boys race past guests
By MARK BLYTMB
Herald sp orts writer
CASSELBERRY - Lake Howell’s boys track
team proved to be a stingy host Thursday night,
winning Its own Silver Hawk Relays by over 30
points, before 501 fans at Lake Howell High
School.
The Silver Hawks finished with 131M points
with Apopka finishing second with Q5. Lake
Brantley was third with 88 followed by Seminole
with 86 and Lake Mary with 76Vh. Lyman
finished sixth with 72 as Oviedo took 10th with
48 points.
" I was pretty pleased with our performance
tonight." Lake Howell coach Buddy Garrison
said. "There was healthy competition In this
meet and we did really well against it. We had
several quality performances from several dif
ferent athletes."
Marquette Smith led Lake Howell as he won
the long Jump with a leap of 22-5. placed second
In the 100 meters at 11.0 and third In the triple
Jump clearing a distance of 41-V4 while anchoring
the winning 440 relay team. Joining Smith on
the winning 440 squad was Hector Rodrtguex.
Bruce McClary and Rick Evans us the tandem
ended with a nice 43.6 clocking.
The Sliver Hawks added a first place finish In
the two mile relay with the group of Dave
Burson. Ralph Caban. Kavan Howell and
Brandon Lowenthal combining for an 8:23.4
effort.
Mike Goins added a first place finish In the
high Jump clearing 6-4 for Lake Howell with
Rodriguez taking a third place finish in the long
Jump at 20-10W Jason Sprtnghurt udded a third
place finish In the mile at 4:37.2.
□ S ee Boys. Page 2B
Howell girls pull out close win
Herald sports writer
COLLEGE BASEBALL
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State. (L)
BASKETBALL
7:30 p.m. - OR. NBA. New York Knlcks at
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Rrglo:<al semifinal. Georgetown vs. N.C. State.
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Lyman no match for Lady Lions
By MARK BLYTHB
B E S T B E T S OH TV
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■ People, Page 3B
■ Com ics, Page 6B
■ Classified, Page 7B
CASSELBERRY - Lake Howell's girls used a
strong team effort and came away with a narrow
victory In the Silver Hawk Relays held Thursday
night at Lake Howell High School.
The Lady Silver Hawks finished with 118
points as Lake Mary took a close second with
113. Lake Brantley was third with 90 followed by
Apopka with HI Vi and Oak P.ldge with 62.
Lyman finished with 54 points and Oviedo had
35.
*
"I'm really shocked." Lake Howell coach Tom
Hammontree said. "With as young of tram as we
have I'm really suprtaed at our performance
tonight. We had some strong showings and I'm
really pleased. Lake Brantley. Lake Mary and
Oak Ridge are all strong teams and to even be in
contention with them suprtses me. much less to
win against them."
Lake Howell was led by senior Stacy Johnson
who won the 100 meters with a 12.9 effort, tan
on the second place two mile relay team. Jumped
on the second place high Jump squad and ran on
the third place distance medley relay tram.
"I'm really happy with Stacy (Johnson)."
Hammontree said. "Being a senior she wanted to
win so bad and II showed In every race she ran.
She gave 110 percent the entire inert and that
really set an example for the rest of our tram."
The Lady Silver Hawks also won the long Jump
relay as the group of Hrldgrttc Day. Rita
□ Bee Girls. Page 2B
With a third place llnlah In the lon g lump. Hector
Rodriguez helped the Lake How ell to a first place
team fin ish In Its ow n Silver Haw k R e lays on
Thursday night.
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San Dtego
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Pittsburgh
13 to 545
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
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a 13 .43*
Philadelphia
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Auburn 71, Clamson H
Mississippi at. North Carolina Slat* 41
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Detroit and PhiledHphie lied March t
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Baton t. Houston 1
Chicago (ALI 1. Pittsburgh J. imp . 7th
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Baltimore 7. L a Angeles 1
Minnesota L Kansas City a
Cleveland A Seattle I
NATIONAL HOCKEY LKAOUB
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Patrick Divide*
W L T PH.
a Washington
X X 141 X
a NY Rangers
X X I1 X
■ Pittsburgh
X X 7: It
a Ph'dalpMa
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214
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■ cl inched playoff berth
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Thursday's ttasulh
Boston L New J e r ^ 1
Quebec 4. Hertford!
NY Islanders 3. Mhnesata I
Edmonton L Winnipeg 4
Calgary 4. L a Angeles 1
Friday's Games
to*
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225
254
314
in
2*5
La Cretse (CBA) — Named Ron Mlnagar
president ^general manager.
Pennsylvania — Nerred Gary Stale heed
football coach.
Faataall
Detroit — Signed free agent comarback
Wlllto Tullls.
Naur York Jets — Signed fre* agent
linebacker Jackie Walter.
Pittsburgh — Signed llnabecker Crag Lloyd
and Ira* agent running back Elgin Davit.
Seattle — Signed Ire* agent fra* safety
JafmnI* Johnson.
L i ’ /J I f i j : « } KBS,‘ypJ-' •
■ * i l + g t a te 4 ™ f - 2 t f * - .
AUTORACINO
I p.m. - ESPN. IMSA GTO Series
COLLtOK BASEBALL
7 p.m. — SUN, Fullerton Slate at Florida
Stato, (LI
7:Xp.m. — SC. Rutgvt at Miami, ( L)
BASKETBALL
7:X p.m. - OR, NBA, Now York Knlcks ol
Beaton Celtic*. (LI
• p.m. - WCPX 4 NCAA Tournament,
Midwest Regional samlllnal, llllnelt vs.
Loufsvllla, (L )
10 p.m. - WCPX 4 NCAA Tournament,
E a t Regional tern IIna I, Georg* twon vs.
N.C. State. (LI
Midnight - ESPN. CBA. Divisional Playoff
Gama. IL)
GYMNASTICS
I p.m. — ESPN. McDonald's International
Miked Pairs
Saturday >i. i. ,
BASEBALL
Col lege,
I2p.m.
p.m. — SC, Cel
toga. Auburn al Mississippi
State. (L)
7 p.m. — SUN, CoiNg*. Fullerton Stato at
Florida Slate, <L>
7:J0p.m. — 54, Yankee* vs. Ortoto*. (L )
to p.m.— SUN, Astra vt. Mats
COLLEGE IASKETEALL
Noon - ESPN, Wbnrwn. NCAA Tourna
ment, E a t Regional lhal, <L>
) : X p.m. — WCPX 4, NCAA Tournament,
Southeast Regional (Inal, (L )
4 p.m - WCPX 4 NCAA Tournament,
Watt Rag tonal final. (L)
• pm . — ESPN. Wbmen. NCAA Tourna
ment, MIdeal! Regional final, (LI. alto at •
and Mp.m.
12:30 am . - ESPN. NCAA Division II
Tournament, ChampknttiIp gam*
BOWLINO
3 p.m. — WFTV a, Khg Louts Open. (L )
BOXING
1 p.m. — BET, Aaron Lapel
Sanatoria. Super
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jm weights,
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Bantam
alio at 11
p.m.
10 pm. - HBO. IBF/WBA Middleweight
Championship i Ml chat Nunn vs. Sumbu
Kalambay, (L)
FIOURESKATINO
Noon - WCPX *, in * World Champion
ships
OQLF
3 pm . - SUN. Col lag*. Budgal/UCF
HOCKEY
TENNIS
4 p.m. — ESPN. Llptan Inlornational
Flavor* Champion4h pa, aarty round mat
rtwt. (LI. alto al Jam
TRACK A FIELD
3pm —SC. Celteg*. Florid* A4 M relay*
MISCELLANEOUS
Noon — WCPX 0. Sports Sunday lea*
World F tguro Skating OiamptonsMps
313
XI
3**
32*
124
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COLLEGE SASESALL
* M om - WUCF FM <**t). Dartdson al
Canlral Florla
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
1:20 pm - WWNI AM ( 740). NCAA
Tournament. Southern! Regional line I
4 p m - WWN2 AM 17411. NCAA
Tournament. West Regional line!
Vancouver al Buffalo. 7. U p m
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Individual Events
Discus Threw — t. Deltona 31+41; 3.
L*kt Mary 33+1*; X Lake Hawaii 14+3(7.
High Jump — 1. Lake Mary 1+10; 3.
(Hal Lake Howell and Apopka 1+3.
Lang Jump — t. Lake Howell 44-0; 3.
Lak*Mary *+3(7; X Lyman 43-4(7.
Sh*l P u l- I .L a k * M iry n + j !. Dalton*
1+1 l ; l . Mainland **7 (L
t i l Hurdtat - 1. Gleason (Lake Mary)
14.7; 3. Williams (Labi Howell) I7J; 3.
Russell (Oak Ridge) 174.
Mil* Run — I. Camlno (Lak* Brantley)
1:33.7; 3. M. PNumbo (Lake Howell)
1:11.4; 1. Mott (OeLand) 4:05.7,
IM Maters — Johnson (Lake Howell)
13.3; 3. Thomas (Ortoda) 13Jt 3. Brunson
(Apopka) 11.4.
II
ttalruH — Traded plleher Eric King to
Chicago (AL) tor outteldar Kan Williams:
traded Inltoidtr Tom taoofcan* to New York
(A L ) tor pitcher C h ain Hudson: tradad
Inn* War Lull (atour to San Dleg* tor
shortstop Mika Brumlay.
Minnesota — Pilcher Charlie Lea an
nounced his retlremer*.
NY Yank*** — Pibllc relations director
Harvey Green* resigned.
S pm . — SC. NHL. Islandtn at CapHals.
(LI
• p.m. — SC. NHL, Penguins al Ranger*.
(LI
SKIING
4 p m. — ESPN. World Fraatyl* cnompl
enship*. Aortal Finals
Smytbe OrAston
y Calgary
■ L a Angtl
■ Edmonton
■ Vancouver
Winnipeg
Lake Howell l i l w Hawk Relays
Oirli Routt*
Team standings: 1. Lake Howell ttl: I.
Lake Mary 113: 3. L A s Brantley X : 4.
Apopka I1J; 4. Oak Ridge 43: 7. Winter
Park IO.h ». Lyman 14; *. Colonial X ; 10.
Oviedo and Mainland X ; If. Weal Orange
31; 13. Deltona X ; ll.OaLand*.
Tbur*4iy*s (parts Trans*cl tons
OOLF
T
Lake Brantley was ted by Clint Johnson who
took first In the 100 meters with a 10.0 clocking
and ran on the winning distance medley relay
team with Darrin Tugman. Andy Ogttvle and Matt
Jewell. Jewell added a first place finish In the
mile at 4:29.0.
Seminole was led by the shot put relay team of
Carla White, Robert Moore and Lawrence
Williams who placed first with a combined
distance or 131 -3. Kyle Faulkner placed second In
the high Jump with a leap o f 6-2, the two mile
relay team of Brent Posey, Dalvln Davis, Jorg
Danger and Brian Hoops took thlid.
The Tribe took aecon-4 In the 440 relay as the
team o f Dexter Brown, Joseph Mu’.-phy, George
. Frison and Moore teamed up for a ,J.8 clocking.
Seminole also placed third In the 330 intermedi
ate hurdle relay as the team of Willie Williams,
Maurice Thomas and Anthony Neal combined for
a 2:12.6 clocking.
San Dtogeal Baltimore
Kansas a ly at Wkfillo
L a Angela a I Dallas
4 p m . - WESH 3. USF4 G Classic. Final
round.(LI
n a i l
1* 14 II
C o n tin n e d fr o m I B
(ataman's Oeme*
Mtdwnt Regional final (L)
204
PH OF OA
14 2*1 2*2
7* 3*0 111
47
347 2*7
X U 11
71 X 17 *1 XI J ll
X 41 4 X 1C 277
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Thursday's Ratull
D allas!. Sen Osagol
Friday's Gam a
(All T im a 1 ST)
Wlchlla al Tacwna. 10:11p.m.
Kansas City a l L a Angtl**, l l : 0Sp.m.
AUTORACINO
l:tS pm . - TBS. NASCAR Ponllac E*
cltemant 400, (L)
1:30 pm . — ESPN. Formula On* Grand
Prla th* Braill
BASEBALL
1:X p m . — 54 Rad 5ox vs. Twins. (L )
3 p.m. — SUN. Coltoga. Fullerton Slate al
Florida State. IL)
1pm. — GN. Brawer* vt.Cubs. (L)
4:20 p.m. — 54 Pirates vt. Astra
7:Xpm . — SUN. Pirates vt. Astras
I p.m. — ESPN. Collage. Auburn at
AMssitslppl Stato. (L)
COLLCOE BASKETBALL
1:20 p.m. — WCPX*. NCAA Tournament.
East REgional final, <L)
a p.m. - WCPX 4 NCAA Tournament
NHL STAN DINOB
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MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAOUE
W L Pet. OB
Baltimore
31 11 43* —
Sen Diego
31 17 .131 1
D e lia
1* 1* .100 4
Kansas City
17 1* .471 7
L a Angola
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Tacoma
17 1 ) .447 I
Wlchlto
17 13 .414 tw
4 p.m. — ESPN, Llptan International
Player* Championship, early round mat
ch**, (L).alsoetSam .
Louisiana Tech SI. Louisiana Stato M
Stanford ta. lew* 74
FMnl* MircHtS
Louisiana Tech vt. Stanford, 0 p.m.
■ Detroit
■ St Louli
Minnesota
Chicago
Toronto
r.
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a :X pm . - WESH 3. USF4G Classic.
Third round. (L )
GYMNASTICS
1 pm . — ESPN, McDonald's International
Ml sad Pairs
HOCKEY
7:X pm. - SC OR. NHL. New York
Ranger* a! Philadelphia Flyer*. (LI
10:20 pm. — SC NHL. Edmonton Oilers al
L a Anga.es Kings. (L)
HORSE RACING
S:Xp.m. — SC. Tamgs^Bay Derby
HtpAmtl imumitj fttoftli 11
[B
Toronto al Detroit. 7:11p.m.
Phlledtlph'a at Washington, 0:0S pm.
Calgary at Winnipeg, 1:31 pm.
Saturday's Gamas
Chicago at Baton
St. Louis at Hartford
Bultotoal Quebec
Minnesota at Montreal
NY Rangers at Phlladtlphia
Haw Jartay al Pittsburgh
Detroit at Toronto
Edmonton at L a Angatos
Cat*ary — Assigned
Kevin Grant to Sail Late of the IHL.
NY Island* rs - Rwalled
Steven* from Spring)leM otthe AHL.
-
w l Pc*, as
Utah
41 11 431 Houston
14 X JM 4(7
Danvar
X X J*1 I
Delia*
It i t .09 M
San Antonio
II X J71 13
Miami
11 U .Ml X
Pacific DM Han
LA Lakara
40 X 407 Phoanli
41 U i d
III
Seattle
X V JOI 7
Golden State
X X J74 I
Portland
» n 4*1 l ilt
Sacramento
1* 40 .X* i m
LA Cllppara
14 » J l l *3
■•clinched pl*>otl berth
Thursday's ttasutts
Washington 101. Charlotte X
Cleveland
Mlwauke* X
Seallle 111, LA Clppera 111
Phoenla 114. Gotten Stale 114
LA Lakara 1II, Sacramento *1
Friday's Oam a
New York al Bolton. 7: » p.m.
San Antonio at PhltadaOdila. 7: X p.m.
New Jartay at Datroll,0p.m.
Utah al Houston, 0:X pm.
Danvarat Oallai, 0:X p m.
Chicago at Portland. 10:10pm.
Saturday'! Oamai
Indiana al Waihlnetan
Detroll al Char lotto
San Antonto at Miami
Atlanta al New York
Goldan Stale al Howlton
Clevaland al Mil wawkaa
Denver at Utah
Chicago at wattle
Phoenla at LA Clipper!
Portland at Sacramento
II.
M ilw a iA a l. San FranfltcoO
Chicago (NL10, Calitomia l
Datroll 7, Cincinnati 1
Atlantal. Now York (A L II
San DtaooL Oakland 4 (11 Inn.)
Phlladtlphia at SI. Louis, ppd.. rain
Friday's Gamas
Tatas vt. St. Look at SI. Patortburg. 1
pm .
G ir ls
C o n t in u e d fr o m I B
Two MHt Ratoy - 1 . Lake Mary 10:07.3;
3. Lake Howell 10:17.1; 3. Lak* Brantley
10:44,1.
440 Rater — 1. Apopka X J ; 3. Oak
Rldg* 14.1; 3. Lake Howell 14J.
Vandermolen, Beth Gerglck and Danyell Smith
combined for a distance of 44 feet even. Joining
Johnson In the high Jump relay was Jessica
Cardarelll, Sally Morris and Denise GUI. Lake
Howell took third tn the discus relay with Kelly!
Kobla. Gretchy Arias. Michelle Lee and Estelle
Chestnut teaming up for a distance o f240-914.
The Lady Silver Hawks added second placa
finishes In the two mite relay and and the triple
Jump relay with third place finishes In the
distance medley relay and the 440 relay along
with athe 330 Intermediate hurdle relay. Mikl;
Palumbo added a second place finish In the mile;
with Williams placing second in the 110 hurdles. ;
Heather Gleason led Lake Mary as she v,-,>n the;
110 hurdles In 16.7. ran on the winning 330;
intermediate hutdle relay along with Tabllha;
Newsome and Hoydee Rohlehr, finishing with a1
2:31.6 clocking, and ran on the winning two mile
relay team.
Iprint Medley Relay — 1. Lak* Brantley
3:11.3; 3. Apopka 3:32.1; 3. Winter Park
3:X.l.
I X Intermediate tTrrdto Relay — I.
Lak* Mary 3:31J; 3. Lake Brantley 3:41.7;
Lak* Hawaii 3:44.0.
Triple Jump — 1. Lyman 33-11441 3.
Lake Howell 3+4; 3 . 0 * Ridge X-3Y7.
Mil* Msdlay Relay - I. Lake Brantley
4:44J; 3. Mainland 4:44.0; X Oak Rldg*
4:40.7.
Ditlonca Medley Relay — 1. Lak*
Brantley 11:37.0; 3. Winter Park 13:43.1; J.
Lak* Howell 14:03.4.
ay — 1. Oak Rldg* 4 :XJ; 3.
Lyman 4:30.1; 3. LM * Branltoy 4:314.
Bays Rwrits
Team ttendtegti 1. Lake Howell 131(7;
3. Apopka 31; 3. Lola Branltoy X ; 4.
Seminal# X ; 1. Lak* Mary 74(7; 4. Lyman
71; 7. Deltona 43(7; I. Mainland S*i 3.
Colonial 14(7; 10. Oviedo 40.
Individual I vents
High Jump — 1. Gdnt (Lake Hawaii)
+ *! 3. Faulkner (Seminole) +3; 3. Lloyd
■Kaisrttt,
— |. Apopka 343-llt 3. Lak*
Branltoy 31+4; 3. MtonaX+3.
Shat Put — 1. Seminole 131-3; 3. Colonial
1X3(7; 3. Apopka 10-10(7.
IX Hlgk Hurdle* - t. Woods (Apopka)
1+3; 3. Marshall (Lyman) 14.3; 3. Thomas
(Seminole) 11.1.
I l l M alar* — 1. Johnson (L a k *
Branltoy) 10.3; 3. Smith (Lak* Howell)
II.Oi 3. D « m (Oviedo) 11.0.
I. Smith (Lak* Howell)
33-1; 3. Coppl* IDsflona) 31-3(7; 3
Rodrigue; I Lake Howell 20- 10(7.
Mil* Run — I. Jewell (Lak* Branltoy)
4:23.0; 3. Robertson (Lak# Meryl 4:22.4; 2.
Sprlnghart (Lak* Howell) 4:17.2.
Twe Mila Rrlsy — 1. Lak* Howell 1:22.4;
2. Lake Brantley »:X.1;J. Seminole 1:44.7. ‘
Pal* Vault - 1. Marshall (Lyman) 170;
I.(lla ) K altar (Oviedo) and G a rra ll
(Apopka) 11+
Sprint M
1 edley Ratey - 1. Mainland
3:01.4; 3. Oviedo 3:04.t; 1. Lake Mary
1:014.
on• J.
44* Ratoy - 1. LM* Howell 43.1; 3. *
SamlnolaXJ; 3. Oviedo44 4.
I X Intermediate Hurdle Relay — 1. ,
Lyman 1:03.3; 3. Apopka 1:01.3; 3.
Seminole 2:124.
•
Mile Medley Relay — 1. Lak* Mary
1:4+1; 1. Seminole 1:47.4; 1. Colonial :
3:47J.
Trfpl* Jump — 1. Nelson (Lyman) ’
421(7; 1. Gibson (LMa Mary) 41 f; 3. Smith (Lake Hawaii) 4l-(7.
Distant* M edia Raley — 1. Lak* .
Branltoy; 3. Lake Howell; 1. Deltona.
Mil* Relay — I. Semlnol# 1:33.3; 2.
Mainland 1:33.1; 3. Apopka 3:14 0.
R a lly C o n t ia u R d fr o m I B
moved the runner* to second and third.
Jackson then hit a grounder wide o f first that
Derrick Wolfe made a diving stop on. but hlB
throw to Blrie was wild and pinch runners Lanclk
and Talbot scored to tie the game.
Lake Mary regained the lead In the bottom or
the filth. Wolfe Rtorted things off with a single.
Greg James drew a walk. A ground out moved
runner* to second and third and Blrie wo*
Intentionally walled to load the base*.
Todd Christensen then singled to center to
score Wolfe but RsdclIfT mode a great throw to
Spolskl to nail Greg James for the third out and
give fans a foreboding o f what was to come later.
The Rams added an Insurance run In the sixth
on a double by Jason Sewell and a single by
Stuff] et.
Blrie, meanwhile, had settled down after the
error-filled fifth and was crulring along with a
lhrecThJttcr entering the seventh. Wheni he struck
out Radcllff to start the seventh. It was Blrle's
fifth strikeout In the last six batters he had faced
(the other walked).
But then the flood gates opened.
Walnacott singled to center. Spolskl bloopcd o
single over the first baseman's head, sending
Walnscott to third, Jackson then launched a
one-and-one pitch far over the 35S foot sign In:
right to give the Greyhounds the lead. A strike
out was followed by singles by Derrick Soto and
Charlie Curley before Blrie got a strike out to end
the Inning.
But Lake Mary was not ready to roll over ancf
quit. Greg James walked and was sacrificed to
second by Nell James. After a strike out.
Christensen a « l n singled to center. Radcllff
picked up the boll and fired another great throw
to home plate and in a bang-bang play, James
was called out and the game was over.
"It was our best runner against their best arm/'
said Tuttle. "This time, the arm won."
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It took no time at all for Oviedo
to put it to Lyman, sending 16
batten to the plate in the (list
inning, scoring 10 runs before
the Lady Greyhounds even got
to swing the bat. Freshman
Melody Schrupp was 2-for-2 in
the inning with two runs scored.
L y m a n m anaged to get
through the second Inning
without giving up any more
runs, but In the top o f the third,
the floodgates burst. Oviedo
scoring four runs in the third
and 12 runs in the fourth.
"1 was holding them all up at
third b a s e ," said M iller o f
O vied o’s continuous parade
around the bases. "Normally. I
would have sent them In. There
wasn't a whole lot more they
(Lyman) could have done."
Going Into Thursday's game,
M ille r made some lineup
changes, hoping to shake her
t e a m out o f its o f f e n s i v e
lethargy. The changes seem to
have worked.
" I took the players with the 10
best batting averages on the
team and started them," said
Miller. “ And they did all right in
the field. They held their own.
Our first baseman (freshman
Carrie MacLeod) and catcher
(sophomore Sunny Pellartn) had
never played those positions
before. But they did oil right.
They wanted to play."
Pellarin and MacLeod both
finished with three hits on
Thursday. The leader of the
Lady Lion attack, though, was
rightftelder Corrie Lawson, who
was 5-for-5 with a double, triple
and four runs scored.
Miller la hoping her team will
build on this new-found of
fensive strength and ride It Into
the district tournament next
month.
"W e’ re winning our district
games, that's what's Impor
tant," said Miller, whose team Is
2-0 In games against district
opponents this season. “ We do
fine In our district."
Both Oviedo and Lyman will
be oft next week for spring
break. The Lady Lions will
return to action the first week of
April with games against Bishop
Moore and Kissimmee-Osceola,
both district opponents. Lymari
is oft until April 4, when it will
travel to Lake Mary for an SAC
contest.
S e m in o le s
Coo tinoad from IB
counted for two-run singles to
start the scoring parade.
Things stayed relatively quiet,
wi th the except ion o f the
whistling wind oft Lake Monroe,
until the fifth when the Silver
Hawks upped the lead to 12-0.
Cat-qui ck sh ortstop M issy
Martinez, who amassed four
RBI* during the game, smacked
a two-run single In the five-run
Inning.
Leslie Barton, who came Into
the game hitting .639, cracked
an lnslde-the-park homer to lead
oft the sixth and send the Sliver
Hawks to a 13-0 lead. She
finished the contest with a
game-high five RBIs and hit
safely on 3-of-5 trips to the plate.
Lake Howell capped the of
fensive extravaguiza with seven
runs In the seventh, highlighted
by Valorle Monlco's two-run
single.
Monlco and Leslie Barton both
finished with three RBIs, and
Kristy York hit safely In 3-of-4 at
bats.
"W e haven't played anybody
with Lake Howell's ability with
the exception o f Lake Brantley,"
said Abney, whcBe team has lost
three games in the seventh
inning by a total of three runs.
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People
Mexican youth mix musical cultures
IN B R I E F
■y AMY WILSON
Herald Intern
Academ y M anor cleanup due
S A N F O R D — In Me xi c o,
"A m igo" means "friend.” but
for 10 months In the United
States It means a new concept In
group performances.
The Mexican musical group
Ami go will perform In the
Seminole Community College
gymnasium on Tuesday, March
28. at 7:30 p.m.
Gary Dlllcr. student activities
advisor at SCC. described the
group as a Latin "U p With
People."
"This Is something really dif
fe re n t," said D lller, whose
Campus Governance Association
Is spon sorin g the IM-hour
ADVICE
musical review.
Although most o f the produc
tions arranged by the SCC
Campus Governance are free,
the campus group Is charging 95
ABIGAIL
at the door for Amigo tickets.
VAN BUREN Previous big acts appearing at
SCC. such as .the Tampa Ballet
and the Chinese Golden Dragon
roof, and I can certainly un Acrobats, also have necessitated
derstand their feelings. But since a fee to offset performance costs.
at Sem inole Com m unity College on Tuesday,
"W e usually get a turnout of Pictured are half of the eirtoers In Am igo, a
you can't. I suggest you rent a
<
room or apartment elsewhere for 1.200 to 2.000 people." Dlller cross-cultural group from M exico that will perform
complete Independence and said.
A ccord in g to the group's performed at a birthday party for
Amigo Is composed o f 12
privacy. The next move Is yours.
producer. Amigo tries to create American theatre actress Helen
singer-dancers, and 10 musi
an upbeat, appealing portrait of Hayes, who described (he group
DEAR READERS: Have a cians. Singing In both English
Mexico through music and as "wonderful."
heart. A living creature Is not a and Spanish, the troupe will
In fact. Amigo was (tcrformlng
dance. The group generates
toy. so this Easter, do not give a perform blends of pop music,
funds through performance fees at the International Convention
furred or feathered pet to a child salsa, rock *n' roll. Broadway
and contracts, by soliciting con Center. Acapulco, when It
who Is too young to care for It and current Latin American hits.
tributions, and by seeking cor caught the attention of (he Jose
properly.
Dlller has seen the group on
Mussicu. governor of (he Mex
p orate or o r g a n iz a t io n a l
(Problems? Writ* to Dsar Abby. video and describes It as “ fast
ican state of Guerrero.
sponsorships.
For a personal, unpublished moving."
Amigo kicked ofT Its first North
The Governor lias said he was
"It should be an excellent
raply, sand a self-addressed,
American tour In August, and " I m p r e s s e d with the p r o
stamped envelope to Dear Abby, show," Dlller said.
rollt Mexi can aaaoclatlon for IO months will be performing fessionalism of these young peo
Founded In 1987. Amigo is the kne
P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles,
town as Mexaries. That orga at state fairs, theme parks, ple.. .Ihey'rc good people nnd
Calll. 90069. All correspondence first group produced by a non- nization was created to provide
college campuses, major conven they present an outstanding
is confidential.)
opportunities for Mexican youth tions and trade association meet show."
ings throughout the United
In the performing arts.
The members are from 18 to
The organization's roundel'. States.
22
years old. yet audiences of all
Amigo was featured during the
M inn esota n ative Jody
ages can enjoy their production.
recent
nationally
televised
Mex
Kaucklck.
has
said
the
group
has
"Now York Stories,** "Polka Academy »**
10*0.
"T h ey're a dynamic group
ican Theatre Awards Program.
several objectives.
"Tha 'Burba." "The Rescuers" "Three
• Sunshine diggers, Maitland Civic Center.
that
e ve ry b od y can enjoy.
*41 S. Maitland Ave.. Maitland: Clastas held Fugitives." "Skin Deep"
"Firs! and foremost, we want Mexico's equivalent of the Tony
T h e y ' v e got something for
• Mevle Land O/l. 17*0 Orlande Drive:
Thursdays from 1 10 pm. Charge tor classes.
Awards.
In
addition,
the
group
to
provide
great
entertainment
"Police Academy VI,'* "High Spirits." H i
Fra* beginner course 71 p.m. Information.
for our audiences." Kaucklck was seen on Mexico City's everyone," Dlllcr said.
nt*.
MS4417.
•The Mevle*. Lake Hawaii Square, m i S.R.
Am igo members possess a
said. "But we also want to version o f “ Good Morning,
41*. Casselberry: "Leviathan." "Watchers.'*
wide variety o f backgrounds.
America."
a
program
beamed
present
a
positive
Image
of
"Rain
Man."
"Chances
Are.'*
"Dangerous
DRAMA
Mexico and its youth through via satellite to Hispanic stations Some hope to build careers In
Llasons." "Her Alibi.' "Police Academy".
our performances. It's a way of throughout Latin America and show business, while others In
• lea Hausa Theatre, 1100 N. Uneer St..
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tend to enter the busInciMiiWorld
Mount Dora: "Carousel" by ' RoprtV'bndI‘ ' ’• * * • * •
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building bridges between culture the United States.
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Teen, parents divided
about sleepover girl
DEAR ABBYl I am 18 years
old and consider myself a man. I
work full time, live with my
parents and pay room and
board. My question: Shouldn't I
be allowed to have my girlfriend
sleep over In my room? She’s 19
and my one and only girlfriend.
I believe that since I am paying
for this room and am of age. I
should be able to have overnight
company here If I want to. My
parents disagree. They think I
should live by the house rules
they set before I turned 18. I
always respected their rules and
never complained.
1 love my parents and enjoy
living with them, but think they
should not put any restrictions
on what I can do In my room as
long as I am paying rent. What
do you think? Must I move out to
avoid a hassle? This Is the only
thing we ever argue about.
A MAN WITH
LITTLE BOY RULES
DEAR MAN: Obviously your
parents arc not comfortable with
the Idea o f their son sleeping
with his girlfriend under their
crc
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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
Springfield Missionary Baptist, 12th 4 Coder
Tempi* Baptist Church. Palm Spring* Rd, Altamonte Springs
Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Nd. at Haaiar Are
Waaivlaw Baptlal Church, a 100 Paoi* Road <44A)
William Chapot Missionary Bacilli Church. Mam S William St
Antioch Saplltl Church, Oviedo
Calvary Baptist Church. CryalM Lake 4 3rd, Laka Maty
Caaaalbsny Saplltl Church. 770 Bamlnola Bird
CanlrM Baptist Church. 1111 Oak Av*.
Chutuola First Saplltl
Claarwaisr Missionary Saplltl Church, Southwasl Rd.
Countryside Baptlal Church. Country Club Road, Laka Mary
jflral Saplltl Church, SIB Park Av*.
Flral Baptist Church ol Altamonl* Springs. Rt 434 Altamonl* Spring*
Flral Baptlal Church ol Foraal City
Viral Baptlal Church ol Oanava
Flral Baptist Church. Markham Wood*
First Saplltl Church ol Laka Monro*
Flral Baptlal Church ol Longwood, SSI East SR 434
Viral Baptlal Church ol Oviedo
/Iral Bcpttal Church ol Sanlando Spring*
Vidapandanco Baptist Miss Chile League Bldg. Longwood
Jordan Missionary Saplltl Church, 120 Upaala Nd
lakavlaw Baptist Church. 12S Lakavlaw Am , Laka Mary
Macedonia Mission Baptist Church. Oak Hill Nd . Otlaan
Missionary Saplltl Church. North Nd, Enterprise
Morning Glory Saplltl Church. Genera Hwy
>41 Moriah PrkNIim Baptist. HOT Locust Am . Sanlord
Ml Oil** Missionary Saplltl Church. Sanlando Springs Nd, Lor
*41 Sinai Missionary Baptlal Church. I aoo Jerry Am
Ml Zion Missionary Saplltl, Bipet Am
Now Bethel Missionary Church, Vth Si. 4 Hickory Am
MI Canary Missionary kaplltl. 1104 W 12th Si
Samm Prunlllm Saplltl Church. 1504 W 12th 41
New Taalamanl Baptist Church. Qualraty Inn. North Longwood
Mow Ml Zion Baptist Church 1720 Pear Am
New Lira FariowsMp, 4141 E Lata On.*. Casselberry. Ft 32704
Non nude Baptlal Church. Chuiuota
People's Saplltl Church, 1201 W Fuel Street, Sanlord
Pinecroal Saplltl Church, US W Airport Bird
C
iyma Saplltl Church 250 Omrbrooa Or. Casterberry
-Hand Baptist Church. 2424 PWmario
James Missionary Baptist Church. SI Rd 415. Osteen
Luka Miaaionary Baptlal Church ol Cameron City Inc
Paul Baprisl Church. 413 Pm* Am
Mallhawa Baptist Church. Cle a n Hgtt
John t Missionary Baptist Church. 420 Cypress St
Zion Hop* Saplltl Church. 712 Orange Am
CATHOLIC
All Souls Catholic Church, B02 Oak Av*., Sanlord
Church ol lh* Ntlvlly, Laka Mary
Our U M ol lh* Lean Catholic Church, 1310 Mvlmlllwi, Dallona
61 Ann's Catholic Church. Dogwood Tiail, DaBary
81 Augustine Catholic Church. Suntel Dr. near Button Rd . Caatatbarry
SI. Mary Magadaian* Catholic Church, Mallland A v *.
Allamonl* Springs
CHRISTIAN
Flral Christian Church. 1607 8 Sanlord Av*
Flral Christian Church ol Longarood. 1400 E E Williamson Rd.
longwood
Oraca Chnalian Church. Moating *1 Sami not* YMCA. SSS Longwood
Laka Mary Rd, Lake Mary
lakavlaw Christian Church. Bear Lata Rd. at Jamison
Norihakd* Christian Church. Florid* Haven Dr . Mailland
Sanlord Christian Church. 133 W Airport Bird
South Saminot* Christian Church. 300 W SR 4J4. Oviedo
CHRtSTIAN SCIENCE
Flral Church ol Chntl Sclanhtl. 975 Markham Woods Rd . Longwood
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church ol Christ. 1513 S Park A n
Church ol Christ at laka Elian, US 17-42. N Cattalbany
Church ol Chntl. 400 Palm Springs Or. Altamonl* Springs
Church ol Chntl. Oonava
Church ol Christ, Longwood
Church ol Christ. W 17th Si
Norihtida Churcn ol Christ. Fla Hamn Dr, Maitland
South Saminoi* Church ol Chntl. 5410 Lake Honan Rd
CHURCH OF OOO
Church ol God 503 Hickory
Church ol God. euj W 22nd SI
Church at God Ovtodo
Church ol God Hoitneti Lake Monro*
Church pi Qod Miaaron. Enterprise
Church ot God 1402 W 14th St
Churth pi Gud In Chritl. Oviado
Church ot God ol Prophecy. 250V S tun Av*
Church Ol God ol Prophecy. 1704 S Paraururun Am
Church ol God f Fils Day) Gallon* Community Center,
Del Ion* Ilia c Hoorni
Rescue Church ol God. 1700 W 13th S I. Sanlord
True Chutoh of God ZTOO Ridgewood Am . Santoro
CONGREGATIONAL
Congregational Lhntlian Church. 2401 S Para Am . Santon]
EASTERN ORIHOOOa
Eastern Orthodot Church. St George tbt Shereood C l.
Altamonl* Spring*
Eaatam Orthodos Church, St Slavan't ol O C A . SIS South SI.,
Fam park
EaatamOnnodorChurch.SI JohnChryaoclomChapel.US Mary 17 92
EPISCOPAL
All BainIa Episcopal Church. E. OsBary A**.. Enterprise
Christ Episcopal Church, Longarood
Episcopal Church ol lh* Near Covenant. E7S Tutkaullia Road.
Winter Spring*
Holy Croa* Episcopal. Park Av*. at 4th 81.. Sanlord
SI Patera Episcopal Church. TOO Rinehart Road. Lake Mary
St Richard's Church. 5151 Lake Howell Rd . Winter Park
The Church ol lh* Good Shephard. Maitland. 331 Lake Am
JEWISH
Bslh Am Synagogue meeting at Comar ol Sand LaAa and County Lin*
Road. Waal 1-4
Tempi* Shalom. 1716 Elkcern Bhrd . Deltona
LUTHERAN
Ascension Lutheran Church. Ovarbrook Dr.. Caatatbarry
Good Shapnatd United Lutheran. 2917 5 Orlando Or
Holy Crass Lutheran Church ol Laka Mary. 750 Sun Drive. Laka Mary
Lord Ol Lit* Lutheran Church. 356 Tutkawllla Rd . Winter Springs
Lutheran Cnurah ol Pravtdonca, OatIon*
Lutheran Church ol tha Redeemer. 103 W JSIh Place
Messiah Lutheran Churcn. OoMan Days Dr. 4 Hwy. 17 02. Cat 1*IParry
SI Luttl Lutheran Church. Rt 42S. Stan*
81 Sltphan Lutheran Church. 434 |utl Waal of 1-4. Longwood
Barnett Umlad Memorial Church. E DaBary Am . Enterprise
Bear Lake untied Methodist Church
Balhal A M E Church. Canaan Hgtt
Caatatbarry Community United Methodist Church. Hwy 17 42
Chntl United Methodist Church. Tucker Dr. Bunland Ealatat
OoBary Community Method's! Church. W Highbantt Rd . OsBary
Fust United Methodist Church. 414 Park Am
First Methodist Church o* Oviedo
Flral United Methodist Church ol Oonava
Fra* Methodist Church 500 W ath St
Oraca United Methodist Church. 440 N Country Club Rd lake Mary
Grant Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo
Oak grove Methodist Church. Oviado
Otlaan Mathoditl Church. Cot ol Carpanlai 4 Murray St Osteen
Pam* Wesley tn Method'll 5450 Wtykrd* Or. Santo*
Sanlando Umlad Melhodul Church. 5R 434 and 14, Longwood
Si jame* A M E . fth at Cypress
Si luaa M 8 Church ol Cameron City. Inc Baaroaii oil 8 R 44 E
SI Mary s A M I Church St Rt f IS Otlaan
St Paul s Methodist Church. Osteon Rd Enterprise
Stratlord Memoral Church S OeSary
LaA* Mary Church ol lh* Nvaran*. 171 E. Crystal LaAa Am , Lake Mary
Longwood Church ol lh* Nvaran*, wayman 4 Jaaiup Am. longwood
Markham Wood* Church ol lh* Nvaran*. SR 45, 3vy Mil** W**t
ol 1-4 atlh* WaUv* Alvar
PRESS YTI RIAN
Dellona Prasbylarian Church, Holland Bird
Austin Art . Dalton*
First Presbyterian Church Ol LaA* Alary
First Prasbylarian Church, Oak Av* 4 3rd SL
First Pra*byt*r1*n Church ot OsBary. E Highland
SI. Andrarv* Prasbylarian Church, 5913 Saar Laka Nd.
SI. Mark* Prasbylarian church. tOJI Palm Spring* Nd, ARamonia Spga
Tuacawllla Presbyterian Church, 3SOO Waal Slat* Nd. 42S. Oviedo Fla.
Upaala Community Prasbylarian Churcn. Uptala Rd
Weatmlnlalar Prasbylarian Church. Nad Bug Nd., Caaaalharry
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Foraal Lake Sovanth Day Advantlal Church, Hwy 436. Form! City
Mara Hill Savanih Day Advantlal Church. SOI E 2nd S I. Sanlord
Sanlord Savamh Day Advantttl Church. 5515 N. Htghuay 427
Savanih Day Advantlal Church. Maitland Ava. Altamonte Springs
Wlnlar Springs Savanih Day Advaniitl Church, SO S Most Nd
OTHER CHURCHES
All Faith Chapai. Camp l aminola. Wakhra Park, Nd.
Allan'* A M E Church, Oil** A 12th
a
Chuluola Community Church
Church ot Jtsut Chrlat of LaMar Day Sainlt. 2315 Park Am
Family Church Christian Cenlar, 1844 Bamlnola Bird . Caatatbarry
Flral Bom Church ot lh* IM ag God. Midway
Flral Church ol Chritl. Sciential. Elaam Bird and Venus 61. Deltona
Flral PaniaaoaiM Church ot Longarood
Flral Panlacotlrt Church ol Sanlord
Full Gospel Church In Chrial, <424 Jerry Asa . Sanlord
Fun Gospel Tabernacle. 2224 Country Club Road
Oraca Buna Church. 24*4 S Sanlord Am
Holy Irmly Church ol God in Chrial. 1514 Mangouatln* Am
Kingdom Ha* ot JohovMi t Witness, Lata Monro* umi.
ISS2 W Third St
Laka Monroe Chapai. Orange Bird. Laka Monro*
Ml ONTO Holm*** Church. Oaa Hill Nd . Otlaan
Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markhwn Wood* RoM.Vongwood
Panlacostst Open Bible Tabernacle Ridgewood A m . OH 25th
�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 24, 1989 — SB
R e lig io n
IN B R I E F
Su n rise services scheduled
The St. James AME Church. Cypress Avenue and 9th Street.
Sanford, ts having nn Easter sunrise service Easter morning at
5:30 a.m. Rev. John H. Woodard o f the Allen Chapel AME
Church will deliver the message o f the morning.
The Midway Community Churches will observe sunrise
service at Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church. E.
Highway 40 at 5:30 a.m. The Rev. Arthur Graham, pastor of
St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church, will deliver the
sermon.
The Lakevlew Baptist Church. 126 W. Lakcview Ave./Lake
Mary. Is having an Easter sunrise service at 7:30 a.m. at
Crystal Lake Park on Country Club Road. Breakfast will be
served afterward In the church’s Fellowship Hall. The public Is
Invited.
Ascension Lutheran Church, 351 Ascension Dr.. Casselberry.
Is having several celebrations on Easter. There will be an
outdoor service at 6 a.m. on the western side of the lake next to
the church. An Easter breakfast will be served at 7 to 8 a.m. In
the Fellowship Hall. The 8 and 10:30 a.m. worship services will
be in the church sanctuary. An Easter egg hunt will begin at
9:15 a.m. Third-grade to adults will work on Care Baskets to be
delivered to shut-ins. For more information, call 831-7788.
The First Church of the Nazarene. 171 E. Crystal lake Ave..
Lake Mary. Is having a sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. on Crystal
Lake, followed by a worship serlve at 10 a.m. with the Sons of
Song. Good Friday services ore at 7 p.m. Friday.
KatleB Weklva River Landing is having a non-denom(national
sunrise service at 6 a.m. with the Rev. Syd Robinson
officiating. Katies Weklva River Landing Is located five miles
past 1-4 on the right side o f S.R. 46.
Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 760 Sun Dr.. Lake Mary. Is
having a sunrise service at 6 a.m.. followed by worship services
at 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Walk a Mile with Jesus at 9:30 a.m.. and
an egg hunt at 11:30. Good Friday Tenebrae service is at 7:30
p.m.
C hoir presents original Easter program
SANFORD — The Praise Choir of the New Life Assembly of
God, 100 Kennel Rd., Sanford, is presenting an original Easter
program March 26 at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the church. A
nursary will be provided.
Lots of events planned for Su n d ay
LAKE MARY — First Baptist Church Markham Woods, 5400
Markham Woods Rd., Lake Mary, has a host of events planned
for Easter Sunday. March 26. The day begins with a Galilean
breakfast at 9 a.m. (reservations required), followed by a
worship and praise service with special music presented by the
Children's Choir. Observance of the Lord's Supper will be at 10
a.m.. followed at 10:45 with the resurrection message. The
Sanctuary Choir will present the cantata the Tree of Life at 7
p.m. For more Information, call 333-2085.
Easter service scheduled
SANFORD — The Congregational Christian Church. 2401 S.
Park., Sanford, Is having an Easter service at 11 a.m. with Rev.
Ray Applequlst. The service will follow the 10:30 a.m. Easter
egg hunt.
Everyone Is invited to meet Rev. Thomas Tkachuk. a
candidate fir. dtynlater o f the churefo, April.2. at the 11 a.m.
f^ervice.
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Bartsch Fam ily com ing to area
SANFORD — The singing Bartsch Family will perform at
Paola Wesleyan Church. 5650 Wayside Dr.. Sanford on March
24, 25, and 26 at 7:30each night.
Also at Paola Wesleyan, the Rev. Arthur Bray, the general
evangelist of the Wesleyan Church of North America, will
speak before the Bartsch's will sing.
Evening of spirituals on tap
SANFORD — The New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church is
sponsoring an evening o f spirituals March 26 at 3 p.m. More
singers are needed. For information, call 323-1279.
Easter Celebration at First Baptist
SANFORD - The First Baptist Church. 519 Park Ave..
Sanford, is presenting Easter Celebration during both the 8:25
and the 10:55 a.m. services. Selections will be sung from the
Celebration Choir. Promise. Children's Choir. Sounds of Praise,
and solos by Nikki Ventry and Linda Schneader.
M ethodist services scheduled
LAKE MARY — Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N.
Country Club Rd.. Lake Mary. Is having Identical Easter
services at 9 and 11a.m. Sunday.
Call 322-1472 for more Information.
Com m unity Center sp o n so rs speech
MAITLAND — The Jewish Community Center of Central
Florida, 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, along with the Hebrew
Day School and the Jewish Student League of Rollins College.
Is sponsoring "A n Evening With Sholom Alechcm" March 30
at 8 p.m. at the Annie Russell Theater at Rollins College.
Murray Horwitz stars in this one-man play about Solomon
Rablnowltc, a storyteller and author.
Sp ring Frolic scheduled
DELTONA — The Sisterhood of Temple Shalom. 1785
Elkham Blvd.. Deltona. Is having a Spring Frolic April 1 at 7
p.m. Tony B. will provide live music. Refreshments will be
available. No tickets will be sold at the door.
Also at Temple Shalom, Passover Seder will be April 19 at 7
p.m. The Seder will be conducted Jointly by Marston Becker.
Sylvia Gclbman and Samuel Schachtcr. A donation of 817.50
will reserve a seat for the service. Food will be catered by Levan
of Orlando. Call Perry Elsensleln at 789-2215 or David
Hechtman at 574-2066 for more Information.
Rum m age sale scheduled
LAKE MARY - The Women's Guild of the Church of the
Nativity will have a rummage sale April 7 und 8. You can
donate clothes and baked goods.
M ethodists prepare for convention
WINTER HAVEN — Untied Methodists will gather at Cypress
Gardens April 15 for the annuul “ Catch the Spirit" dayof
entertainment and worship.
At the 2 p.m. worship service. Florida Area Bishop II.
Hasbrouck Hughes. Jr., will preach and the Florida Southern
College Concert Chorale of Lakeland will sing.
Several choirs from Florida United Methodist Churches will
sing during the 12:30 p.m. picnic.
Reservation forms are available through any United *
Methodist church. Deadline is April I
Church of Christ b u ys land
WINTER SPRINGS — The Tuscawllla United Church of
Christ. 1168 Baltic Ln . Winter Springs, has completed Its
purchase of land on Red Bug Lake Road between Sunrise and
Lucas Nursary. The congregation hopes to build Its sanctuary
and educatlou buildings on the five-acre parcel. Services are
currently In the Oviedo High School library.
Has Christianity gone pagan?
United Prats International
Both secular luturisls and re
ligious evangelists arc taking a
hard look at the state of the
church In Europe and North
America and what they sec they
don't always like.
One futurist. Samuel Dunn of
Seattle Pacific University, for
example, finds the power center
of Christianity moving from the
First World o f Europe and North
America to the Third World of
developing notions In Africa.
Latin America and Asia.
While that Is not all bad. Dunn
argues In the current Issue of
The Futurist, that "the demise of
Christianity ns a strong cultural
force in the countries that have
supported and been so strongly
affected by Christianity — the
First World countries — must be
viewed with alarm."
Looking toward the year 2025,
Dunn said the churches In
Europe and North America must
learn to "accept the role of a
minor player In shaping societies
and cultures."
He said the trend toward
separating church and state that
began with the Protestant Ref
ormation of the 16th century
wilt accelerate Increasingly, and
in First World countries "the
church will be viewed by gov
ernments ns a social service
Institution similar to most other
social Institutions."
Dunn predicted that the al
ready fragile connection between
churches and goverm ent —
some European nations continue
to have a nominal state church
and receive public funding, for
example — will be eliminated.
“ Most (First World) citizens
believe the state should not
p r e f e r one r e l i g i o n o v e r
another." he said. "Th e special
Churches respond to
border refugee crisis
U n lfd Praia International
A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l Dick
Thornburgh says the refugee
crisis that brought thousands of
Central American Immigrants
across the border Into Texas Is
over.
But church officials — both
Catholic and Protestant — who
have been Involved with the
refugees aren't so sure.
The problem began last June,
when the flow o f asylum-seekers
from Central America Jumped
from about 400 a month to
5.000 n month. In the last days
o f January, 8 000 refugees
crossed the border Into the
United States.
To cope with the surge, the
Immigration and Naturalization
Service instituted special de
tainment and processing pro
cedures.
Churches with refugee and
resettlement ministries were
critical of both the INS pro
cedures and with what they
believed were problems with the
nation's oyerdll - Immigration
'policies.
The Rev. Nicholas DIMarzIo,
executive director of the U.S.
Catholic Conference's Migration
and Refugee Services, said he
found the INS policy "extremely
disturbing" and a potential vio
lation of asylum-seekers rights.
"Th e concern that procedural
fairness be guaranteed Is para
mount," DIMarzio said. "The
INS's announced policy to detain
individuals first and then to
process them quickly could
erode the applicants' due pro
cess rights."
In Texas, where the refugees
are being detained, the state's
Protestant Conference of
Churches said It was "appalled"
by the INS’s creation of a "tent
city" within which the refugees
would be "penned up."
"Enforced Incarceration o f
people looking for freedom and
rood for their families does not
s o l v e a n y t h i n g : It m e r e l y
postpones the obvious need we
have to revise our Central Amer
ican policies." the Texas confer
ence said.
Texas Catholic bishops issued
a similar strongly worded state
ment. charging the INS with
"th e creation o f the largest
concentration camp on U.S. soil
since the Incarceration of Japanese-Amerlcans during World
W arll."
It Is, however, the problem of
"people looking for ... food for
their families" that Is at the
heart of the problem.
Udder U.S. law. asylumseekers must show a "wellfounded fear of persecution on
account of race, religion, nation
ality. membership in a particular
social group or political opinion"
In order to be granted asylum
status.
While the refugees are fleeing
war-ravaged nations, such as
Nicaragua and El Salvador, the
government argues most o f
them are not in physical peril
but arc economic refugees.
favors given to churches are such labels arc no longer true
gradually being eliminated so and. In fact. "Europe can be
Hint, to many Christians, the described today as a poststate appears to be moving from Christian pagan society."
Slndorf. writing In the com
a stance of neutrality to a stance
mittee's magazine, World
of benign opposition
"A ll indications are that these Evangelization, took note of a
trend* will continue," he added. major meeting of Christian
“ While a significant minority of mission leaders in Stuttgart,
Christians will attempt to Im West Germany, last fall aimed at
pose religious and moral Ideas developing a plan for the "reon society ... these cfTorts will evangelization of Europe.''
“ T he m o t i v at i o n for renot bear fruit."
Some evangelists, while shar evangelization Is not to gain new
ing what ln their point o f view is m embers for the shrinking
Dunn's pessimistic predictions, churches." according to Rolf
aren’t ready to let go without a Schcffbuch, who chaired the
session. Instead, the mission
fight.
"Europe and Its churches are effort Is aimed much more at
In need of a Christian revlvial." being a "repentance movement"
according to Joseph Slndorf of within the Protestant churches,
the Lausanne Committee for calling people to "take their faith
World Evangelization. Noting more seriously and not to
that at the beginning of the 20th perceive the gospel of Jesus
century Europe was called “ the Christ as mere socio-political
Christian continent," he said activity."
M aharishi: Tim e for a
little heaven on earth
United Press International
Get ready world.
Are you listening George
Bush? And you. HUD Secre
tary Jack Kemp?
The Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
may be one of your 1.000
points of light.
The Maharishi has declared
this to be "a year of heaven on
earth" to "eradicate global
poverty and create economic
balance and self-sufficiency In
the family of nations ... and to
make a global green revolu
tion."
M aharishi. one-tim e
spiritual guru to the Beatles.
Is one of the more venerable
— and respectable — o f the
many Indian religious figures
w ho have brought their
messages and techniques to
the United States.
In Maharishi, the religious
message and secular tech
nique are aligned In the no
tion or Transcendental Medi
tation, a meditation-technique
that many find religious but
that has also attracted large
numbers o f purely secular
followers who contend Its use
m akes them h a p p ie r,
healthier, more creative and
more capable o f dealing with
stress.
Now. Maharishi has created
what he calls the "Maharishi
Heaven on Earth Develop
ment Corp.," which aims to
establish “ beautiful, spacious
communities free from noise,
pollution and crime."
Plans call for the building o f
50 such "Id e a l v illa g e s "
across the United States and
Canada.
Officials of the for-profit
development corporation say
the new communities will be
b u i l t a c c o r d i n g to
Sthapatya-Veda, "a science of
natural law. which lays out
principles o f building con
struction ln accordance with
the laws of nature."
The Vedas are the ancient
sacred literature of Hinduism.
Using the principles, ac
cording to TM officials, each
home will be designed so that
every room In the house will
be placed In relation to the
different positions of the sun
d u r i n g the d a y . t a k i n g
advantage o f the distinct
qualities of energy it produces
throughout the day.
"A s a result, the energy of
each room will be. riWu&dJy^
conducive to whatever one
wants to accom plish/" a
statment from the develop
ment corporation said.
"O ur program to create
heaven on earth Is going to
create a balance In the world
e c o n o m y and e c o l o g y ,
whereby natural law will not
be violated by the people,"
the Maharishi said In a state
ment circulated by the devel
opment corporation.
C o u r t : D o n a t io n s w e r e g iv e n u n d e r u n d u e in f lu e n c e
United Press International
BOSTON — A federal appeals
court, rejecting a fundamentalist
church' s First Amendment
claims, said Thursday the
church must refund 85.5 million
of the 86.6 million donated by an
heiress due to "undue Influ
ence" by the pastor.
"Those who run TBS (The
Bible Speaks church) may freely
cxcrctBc their religion but they
cannot use the cloak of religion
to exert undue influence of a
non-rellglous nature with Impu
nity.” the 1st U.S. Circuit Court
of Appeals ruled unanimously.
The court upheld most of a
lower-court ruling In favor of
Elizabeth Dayton Dovydcnaa. of
Lenox, who sought to recover
money donated to the church
that was formerly based In the
ritzy western Massachusetts
town.
A U.S. bankruptcy Judge In
1987 ruled The Bible Sjieuks
must repay the full 86.6 million
Dovydcnas donated to the
church because the church's
founder and pastor, the Rev.
Carl H. Stevens Jr., exerted
undue Influence to obtain the
funds. The ruling was upheld by
a federal district Judge.
The gifts by Dovydcnas were
made in several Installments:
about 81 million in December
1984. 85 million In May 1985.
8500.000 in December 1985 and
880.000 In small donations
during the summer and fall of
1985.
Total donations by Dovydcnas.
heiress to the Dayton-Hudson
Corp. department store chain of
Minneapolis, totaled
86.581.356.25.
In a 51-page decision, the
three-judge appeals court said
there was no showing of undue
Influence In the 81 ipllllon dona
tion or the small gifts totaling
880.000. "General statements
by Stevens ... that such gifts
would do great works are loo
amorphous to show undue influ
ence." the court said.
But the court said the 85
million and 8500.000 gifts are
"the result of undue Influence"
due to misrepresentations by
Stevens and others.
For example. Dovydenas told
Stevens in 1985 that she wanted
to donate 85 million Immediate
ly to help speed the release of a
Bi bl e S pe ak s pastor from
Rumania. "Stevens encouraged
this and did not tell that (the
pastor) had already been re
leased and was in no danger,"
the court said.
Dovydcnas bought the 69-acrt
church site at auction last year
for 83.2 million and now plans tg
sell much of It. A handful of the
estate’s 26 buildings are being
converted by Dovydenas and her
husband. J o na s , Into the
B e r k s h i r e C e n t e r f or t he
Performing Arts, which will In
clude a Shakespearean theater.
T h e Massachusetts Ci vi l
Liberties Unloll and the National
Council of Churches filed briefs
In support of The Bible Speaks,
but the appeals court rejected
their frce-cxerclse-of-rellgl
Ilglon
arguments.
Many strange and curious legends surround the life of Jesus
Only part of the Greatest Story
Ever Told Is in the Bible — If we
can believe some of the seem
ingly Improbable tales about
Jesus tliat an unwritten tradi
tion has preserved.
In a previous column I wrote
ubout u legend that Jesus visited
England as a boy. travelli g In
the company o f Joseph o f
Aramathea. who in this version
Is the uncle of Jesus' mother.
Another story says Jesus spent
several years In England during
Ills 20s.
One of the many letters 1 have
received us a result of that
column comes from a reader In
Williamsburg, Va.
"A s u schoolboy In England."
hr writes. "I enjoyed singing the
William Blake anthem: 'And did
those feel tn anelent time W alk
upon E n g l a n d ' s mount ai n
grern?/And was the holy Lamb
of GodTOn England's pleasant
ivostures seen?’ "
But this reader has still
another story about Jesus'
"hidden years" — as the period
In his life between the ages of 12
and 30 is known. The Bible says
GEO RGE
PLAG EN Z
nothing about those 18 years.
"Some fairly good documenta
tion exists." says this writer,
"that Christ left home at uge 13
to avoid becoming engaged to be
married (which was a custom for
males that age in that region).
He went to the Indian subconti
nent wlierr he spent time study
ing und teaching tn India. Tibet,
Nepal. Pakistan. Afghanistan
and Iran before reluming home
at age 29.'*
This reader says he can supply
me with the documentation and
I have asked him to do so.
Another column about the
search for the Holy Grail, the
cup Jesus and his disciples
drank trom on the night of the
Lust Supper, also brought much
mall Including a letter from a
reader In Deer Park. Md.. who in
1978 went looking for the Holy
Grail In Britain.
His search look him to Nanteos. a manor house south of
Aberystwyth In Wales. The Holy
Grail hud been taken there by
some monks In whose keeping It
hud been placed. They were
tiering the troops of Henry VIII
who had ordered one of their
abbeys, then another, destroyed
after the Reformation.
When the Iasi monk wus on
his deathbed, he gave the cup to
the owner of the Nantros manor.
"It look me the bellrr purt of
the day to find the manor." my
correspondent writes. "At the
house is an exact replica of the
original cup. complete with the
broken side which had been
repaired centuries ago."
lie asked about the original
and was told It was In the
keeping of one Major Mlrylrc.
o w n e r o f t h e m a n o r at
Ross-on-Wye In England. He
drove there.
"The major received me very
graciously but told me the cup
was now in a vault In th t
National Library at Aberystwyth
in Wales."
W h e n he a r r i v e d at
Aberystwyth six weeks later, ht
went to the library where he was
allowed to hold and photograph
the cup.
"It was made of olive wood."
he says, "and Is about the size of
a teacup."
What may be the strangest of
ull the Jesus stories sounds mord
like a lull tale than a believable
story. This legend says Jesufe
was not crucified but fled td
Japan where he married a Japa
nese woman, hud three daugh
ters and lived to be 112 as ^
respected teacher.
It was Jesus' younger brother
who voluntarily took Jesus'
place on the cross so that Jesus
could continue his work oh
Earth
This substitution Is said to
account for Peter's denial. '1
know not the man.” at Jesus'
trial for Peter was not ac,
qualnted with Jesus' brother.
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DEAR DR. OOTTt My unne
was checked, and I was told I
had h e m a t u r i a and
microhematuria. What do these
mean?
DEAR READER: Hematuria
means blood celts In the urine;
microhematuria means that the
blood Is visible only through a
microscope, not with the naked
eye. Bleeding Into the urine Is
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always abnormal and should be
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urinary tract. Including Infec
tion, tumors or stones.
To give you more Information.
I am sending you a free copy or
my Health Report, "Bladder and
Urinary-tract Infections."
DEAR DR. GOTT: I've heard
o f a Japanese disease called
"meltel-sho," In which patients
manufacture alcohol In their
by Art Sansom Intestines. Can you tell me about
this?
DEAR READER: I'm afraid
not. Meltel-sho Is not listed In
any o f my reference books, nor
could I And It In the local
university health center library.
I'd be grateful to hear from any
readers who might be able to
shed some light on this mystery.
I hope that some o f my readers
In Japan can come up with an
answer.
D E A R DR. G O TT: I buy
cosmetics through a
b y C h a r lts M . Schulz neighborhood sales rep from a
reputable cosmetics Arm. Re
( jo e o p t im is t
c e n t l y 1 had o c c a s i o n to
purchase lipstick, but the only
one a v a ila b le was a d e
monstrator. I did not know this,
but noticed that it looked a bit
different, and asked the rep. She
said It was not quite new but had
been dipped in boiling water
prior to sale. What do you think
o f this practice?
DEAR READER: The lipstick
may have a waxy base. With
use, the Up of the UpsUck may
have become blunted. By heat
ing It in boiling water, the sales
representative can return the
demo UpsUck to Its original
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YOUR BIRTHDAY
March SB. 1989
It's fortunate that you enjoy
lots of activities and Involve
ments because the year ahead
could be a very busy one for you.
You're likely to earn more than
you have in the past, but you
will also have to work for II.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) ir
you are too dictatorial today, il
will provoke unpleasant re
sponses from others that you
will find difficult to contend
wilh A nasty Incident could
result. Know where (o look for
romance and yuu'll find It. The
Astro-Graph Matchmaker In
stantly reveals which signs are
romantically prefect for you.
Mall 82 lo Matchmaker, c/o this
newspaper, P.O. Box 94128.
Cleveland. OH 44101 -3428.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
Discipline may be required lo
locus In on Important details
today. Thcie's a chance you
might be a trifle absent-minded
and do something forgetful, like
locking your keys In your car.
GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20)
Something quite unexpected
could suddenly develop In your
financial deulings today,
especially If friends are Involved.
CHfOcneFUs rv
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of
when the flaws arc obvious to
you as well as to others.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) Try not to get yourself
Involved today In an acquain
tance's complicated financial
affairs. Think carefully beforemaking a loan or even offering
advice or suggestions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22*Jan.
19) You are amply endowed with
s l l ck - l o -i t q ual i t i es whi ch
usually serve you well. Today,
however, these attributes might
not be operative and you might
quit at the firat sign of re
sistance.
A0UARIU8 (Jan. 20 Feb. 19)
If you are subjected to some
unexpected additional tasks to
day. don't lei your Imagination
make more of them thrn they
actually are. Instead use your
Ingenuity to dls|K-nse or llirm
quickly.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
Don't take gambles on things
today where you have lo rely
upon information that comes to
you through an unfamiliar
channel. There's a chance the
facts could be wiring or you muy
mislntcrprct them.
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erupt, be sure It's settled as
promptly as possible.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Using pressure tactics In older to
get your male to do your bidding
today could misfire. Your mate
might make motions to comply,
but when not In your presence
do Just the opposite.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) No
mailer how cleverly you try to
camouflage neglected work,
you’ re apt lo be discovered
today. Your best course Is to do
the tasks Instead o f designing
cover-ups.
V U O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A
relationship you have with a
close frtena Is under more strain
than you may realise. If you
want to maintain a harmonious
association, root out the un
derlying problems today.
L IB R A (Scpl. 23-Oct. 23)
Companions could be annoyed
with you today If they cannot
pin you down to a definite
decision that affects them as well
as yourself. Don't be a victim of
paralysis from ovcranalysls.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
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resourceful person, but today
you might insist upon doing
something that won't work, even
.
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Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 24, 1989 — 7B
Soviet elections Sunday
Dull campaign show s
party still in control
United P ra n International
MOSCOW — The campaign for Sunday's first
contested general elections In the Soviet Union
demonstrates how much the Communist Party
still controls Soviet life, even under President
Mikhail Gorbachev's social reforms.
With few exceptions, the campaign has proved
to be unexciting, presenting dull, party-approved
candidates In meaningless debates. Those who
dare to criticize the system simply parrot
Qorbachev'a complaints about the party bureau
cracy and food slioilages.
About 85 percent of the 2,001 candidates
contesting seats In the 1.500 territorial election
districts for.the Congress of People's Deputies are
Communist Party members. In the Supreme
Soviet, which the Congress Is replacing, only 71
percent of the membcr^clonged to the party.
There Is only a single Communist candidate for
385 of those 1,500 seats, a throwback to previous
elections wh?re voters cast a "y es " or "n o " ballot
for the sole candidate.
The major heated race, between Boris Yeltsin,
the dismissed Moscow party boas, and Yevgeny
Brakov. the party's candidate, seems to be the
exception that proves the rule.
The contest has sparked great Interest In both
the Soviet Union and the West, but It deary
shows the party has little stomach for public
criticism.
With Monday's results. Soviet citizens
technically will have a new parliament, but It will
look strikingly slmlllar to the old one.
Gorbachev had hoped that the multi-candidate
elections would generate renewed interest In
politics and give citizens a greater say In who
governs them and how.
He has urged the party to lessen domination
over everyday life, yet the control seems as
smothering as ever.
Afghan rebels block convoy
the first major city to fall to the guerrillas In their
10-year war against the communist Kabul
government, and the offensive Is considered key
MOSCOW — Moslem rebels have gained control
to their hopes of toppling Najubullah and seizing
of most roads connecting Kabul to the rest of
power.
Afghanistan and have blocked a military convoy
Rebel and hospital sources In Pakistan said os
sent from the capital to relieve a besieged eastern
many
as 150 guerrillas have died In the rebel
city, Pravda newspaper said Thursday.
offensive against the city.
Pravda. the official publication of the Soviet
Ten Afghan soldiers and civilians were
Communist Party, reported the guerrillas' suc
wounded In shelling by rebels who fired more
cess as Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze
than 2.000 rockets at the Jalabad airport, the
accused Pakistan of violating the Geneva peace
state-run news agency Tass reported.
accords by continuing to aid the U.S.-backed
The Afghan army In the previous 24 hours had
rebels.
"struck
at regions where extremists are lapsed,
In a dispatch from Kabul. Pravda reported that
killing 890 and wounding 54." Tass said.
the guerrillas severed all land links between the
Moscow has vowed to continue supplying the
capital and the country's main provincial centers.
Kabul government with weapons and food via
The newspaper said airlifts were the only means
airlifts from Soviet territory.
of contact and supply between the Soviet-backed
In an Interview carried by Toss. Shevardnadze
central government of President Najibullah and
said Pakistan hps Ignored provisions In the
outlying regions.
Geneva peace accords ordering an end to outside
Afghan government soldiers defending the
Interference In Afghanistan's Internal affairs,
eastern city of Jalalabad were being supplied by
even though "not a single (Soviet) soldier"
airlift, but a convoy of relief troops was stymied
remains In the country.
near the village of Sarobl about halfway between
Pakistan has Tunneled U.S. weapons to the
Kabul and Jalalabad because rebels have blown
guerrillas
and has continued to allow the rebels to
up bridges and roads, Pravda said.
maintain bases In Its territory for training and to
Jalabad has been the site of heavy fighting
launch attacks Into Afghanistan.
dlnce completion Feb. 15 of a nine-month
"The main reasons why the Afghan situation
withdrawal of more than 100.000 Soviet troops
still causes concern are not some weak points In
from Afghanistan under a U.N.-mediated peace
the Geneva accords but the fact that they are not
pact.
observed In full,*' Shevardnadze said.
The rebel forces began an offensive earlier this
Shevardnadze said the Soviets are less likely to
month to try to capture Jalalabad.
consider ending their arms supplies to the Afghan
Jalalabad, with 700.000 residents, would be
government as long as Pakistan aids the rebels.
The foreign minister said the Kremlin hopes
that moderate forces In Pakistan will prevail over
the "current recklessness."
Kosovo, where 1.8 mil
UP! report
Shevardnadze noted that Moscow maintains a
lion ethnic Albanians large embassy stafT In Kabul and still has
B E L G R A D E .
out nu mb er 200,000
Y u g o s l a v i a — Serbs and Montene .numerous)iiVSovlet specialists" In the Afghan
(capital.
,
Lawmakers In Kosovo grins., i
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Province Thursday re
ilL
l i nqui shed som e o f
Lfrgal N otices
Legal N otices
Legal N otice s
Kosovo's autonomy to
the Serbian republic,
NOTICIOF
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
NOTICIOF PROCEEOINOS
FOR THE VACATINO.
FICTITIOUS NAME
THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL
setting ofT street de
CIRCUIT
tEMINOLE
ABANDONINO.
Nolle* It haraby glvan that I
m o n s t r a t i o n s by
COUNTY. FLORIDA
DISCONTINUING.
am angagad In butlnatt at 111
CASK NO. N-11N-CA-B4-L
ANDCLOSINOOF
Ruth Blvd.. Longwood, Samlnol*
thousands of ethnic
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF:
RIOHTSOF-WA Y OR
County, Florida undar tha
Albanians.
Flctltlout Nam* ot WINFREE'S
ROBERT LOUIS RYAN. JR..
DRAINAOE EASEMENT
The measures were
FURNISHINGS INDEX, and
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pelltionar/Hutband.
passed by the three- that I Inland to raglttar told
and
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE
nama with tha Clark ot tha
ROSEMARY RYAN.
NOTICE that the Board ol
house p rovin cial
Circuit Court. Samlnol* County,
Retpondent/Wlf*
County C om m lttlo n a rt ol
parliament 25 days
Samlnol* County, Florida, al
NOTICE OF ACTION
Florida In accordance with tha
1:10 pm. on tha 25th day ol
TO: Roaamary Ryan
Provltlont of tha Flctltlout
after emergency
April.
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YOU ARE H E R E B Y
plemented to control
/t/Nancy W. Williams
NOTIFIED that an action lor
at the Samlnol* County Service*
nationalistic tensions In Publish: March 17. 24. II. April
DltMlutlon ot Marrlaga hat
Building In Sanford. Florida,
UnltMl F ra n International
Albanians demostrate
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NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It hereby glvan ttvit I
•m angagad In butlnatt at 105
Btnnatl Dr., Long wood, FL
H I SC. Seminole County, Florida
undtr tho Fit tit lout Nrm* of
AAA PRINTERS, and that t
Inland to register told nama
with tha Clarli ot tha Circuit
Court, Samlnol* County, Florida
In accordant* with tha Pro
yltlont ot tha Flctltlout Nam*
Statutes. To Wit; Sactlon MSO*
Florida Slatutat 1*47.
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Publlth: March S. 10. IF. 14. tttf
DIC-S7
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that I
am angagad In butlnatt at 1IISA
Landing Drive. Sanford. FL
0771, Samlnol* County. Florida
undar the Flctltlout Nam* ot
WAL TEX. and that I Inland to
raglttar told name with the
Clark ot tha Circuit Court.
Samlnol* County, Florida In
accordance with the Provltlont
ot the Flctltlout Nam* Slatutat.
ToWII Sactlon M i Ot Florida
Statutes 1*47
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Publish: March 24. It. April 7.
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DEC 21*
CITY OF LAKE MARY,
FLORIDA
NOTICC TO T N I PUBLIC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by tha City Commlttkm ot tha
City ot Lak* Mary. Florida that
a Public Haarlng wat haId on
March 10. Itat and Ordinanct
No. all wat adapted vacating
tha lot lowing portion ot a plat:
LOTS I. A 4. 4. a. 7. • AND t
AND PARK AND THAT POR
TION OF ATLANTIC STREET
ADJACENT TO SAID LOTS
AND THAT PORTION OF
RAILROAD STREET ABUT
TING LOT 1 ANO PARK.
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ADDITION TO LAKE MARY.
FLORIDA. PLAT BOOK S.
PAGE IS. AS RECORDED IN
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undersigned, pursuant t* tha
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the Circuit Court. In and lor
Samlnol* County. Florida, upon
receipt ot proof at the public*
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nama, ta wit:
GAINES FUNERAL HOME
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butlnatt at ISO Dogtrack Road.
Long weed. Samlnol* County.
Florida 0740
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bulk lrantler ot property la
INTERACTIVE COMPUTING.
INC who** butlnett *ddr**t I*
P O Baa ISI441. Altamonte
Spring*. FL herein referred to
a* "Tran* taraa"
7 So tar ** l* knawn lo
Tran* taraa. the Tran* taror hat
nol utad any butlnett name or
during the preceding Hire*
year*
1 It It not known whether ar
not all debit at Tranttarer will
b* paid In lull at they became
due
4 All prapartie* ta b* Iran*
terrad era located al 10*0 Slat*
Road 414. Sulla 140. Langwood
FL 0 7 0 and will ton*!*! at all
attett. future*, equipment m*
chtnary. ttock In trad*, uiven
lory, furniture, and all other
p ro p e rly loca ted al Ihal
addrett A detailed Ittl at all
property it being maintained al
Ihal addrett and It open tor
mtpaclwn by all creditort
4 Tint frontier it being mad*
tar new consideration and the
creditor! ot Frontieror than
tend their tfatemontt or claim,
I* J a m tti Shepherd. Attorney
USB Siata Road 414 Watl.
Langwood. FL 0 7 0
Publrth March 24 IN*
DEC 244
will hold a public haarlng to
contldtr and determine whether
or not the County will vocal*,
abandon, dltconllnu*. clota.
rmourn a and dltclalm any right
ot the County and lha public In
and to the following right* ol
way or drainage aatamant run
nlng through or ad|acant to the
datcrlbad proparty, to wit:
Tha touth 24 leal ol that
right ot way known at Lincoln
Ay* . north el Block F; Lott I. ».
10 and touth ol Block C. Lott 10.
11. 17. at recorded In Plat Book
2. Page* 44. 44. 44. 47. and 44.
Town,It* of North Chuluota.
Public R*,.:rdt ol Samlnol*
County. Florida
PERSONS INTE R ESTE D
M A Y A P P E A R A N O BE
HEARD AT THE TIME AND
PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED
BOARDOF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Mary arm* Mori*
Clark to tha Board
Publlth March 24. IN*
DEC 244
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
OENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO.401174CAOOP
SH E A R SO N L E H M A N
M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N .
vt
PlaMlitl.
JESSICAM OARNELL.atal.
Defendant*
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
purtuant to a Final Judgment ot
Foraclotur* dated March 21.
IN*, and entered In Cat* He
ta J174 CA o* P. at the Circuit
Court *1 lha EIGHTEENTH
Judicial Circuit In and lor
SEMINOLE County. Florida
Wherein SHEARSON LEHMAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
It Plaintiff and JESSICA M
DARNELL, al al ar* Dalm
dent*. I will tall to the h.gh*tt
and betl bidder tar cath at the
w a t l I r a n i d o e r o f the
SEMINOLE Cawity Courthout*.
m Sanlord Florida al It 00
O'clock A M an the >*th day at
April. IN*, the loi lowing d*
K i l t e d property * , vet forth m
taid Final Judgment, town
Lot 1. Black I. SAM SEM
KNOLLS Itl ADDITION e<
cardmg I* tha Plat thereat at
recorded in Plat Book 11 Pag*
*4 at the Public Record* ot
lemmataCoMtty. Florida
DATED thl* 7Itl day *1
March IN*
M A R V A N N E M O RSE
A t C lerk ot t o id Court
B y Ja n a E Jaaawtc
A t D eputy Clark
P u b llth M a r c h 14 I t I N *
OEC 241
Legal N otices
Legal N otice s
INTHE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA
INANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
OENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO. i 4*-4044-CA-4*-P
LINCOLN SERVICE
CORPORATION
Plaintiff
BEFORE THEBOARDOF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
IN RE: Part of Lot 1. Block B.
M M S M IT H S 2nd SUB
OIVISION. presently (shown at
b e in g) owned by Loram o
Sherrod (dacaatadl and all
part let having or claiming to
have any right, till* or Inlaratt
In tha property described above
JOHNNIE L BANNER.etu*..
Defendant*
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:DEBORAH L. BANNER
Klngt Bay. Georgia
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action tor F oraclotu r* ol
Mortgag* on the following da
ter Ibad proparty:
Tha Eatt »» ot the North (* of
LOT 10. MECCA HAMMOCK,
according to tha Plat the-eol at
recorded In Plat Book 1, Pag*
•4, ol tha Public Record, ol
Samlnol*County. Florida,
ha* baab Iliad again*! you and
you ar* required to tarv* a copy
ol your wrlttan daIanlet. II any.
to It. on Stuart H. Glllltf.
Attorney lor Plaintiff, whot*
a d r a tt It Suit* 714. 1170
Madruga Avenue, Coral Gablet.
Florida. H I44 on or balora April
II, IN * and III* the original with
the Clark of thlt Court either
bator* tarvlca on Plalntlll'i
attorney or Immediately there
attar: otherwise a dalaull will
b* entered again,I you lor the
rallal damandad In the com
plaint.
WITNESS my hand and lha
taal ol thlt Court thlt 7th day of
March, IN*.
MARYANNE MORSE
At Clark ot tha Court
By JaaaBrllllnl
At Deputy Clark
Publlth: March 10. 17, 24. II,
IN*
DEC 122
STATE OF FLORIOA
To All and Singular the Sheriffs
of the Slat*ol Florida:
WHEREAS, the Board ol
County C om m lttlo n a rt of
Samlnol* County, Florida, did
on February 21. IN*, find and
declare a structure located In
Semlno:* County, Florida, to be
unsafe, unsanitary and a public
nuisance; that the owner oi the
property (according to the pro
party record, In the Samlnol*
County Property Appraiser's
Office) on which the structure It
located It Loramo Sherrod
(dacaatadl; that tha public
n u ltanc* It a ra tld a n lla l
structure severely damaged by
the element* of nature due to
abandonment located al 1407
Southwest Road and further
described at:
Part ol Lot I. Block B. da
scribed at beginning 724.17 feat
S 4 21 feat W of Intersection
canter ol 14th Slraal and
Roosevelt Avenue, run N 41
degrees 44 mlnutat M tecondt W
14120 laat S 14 dagraat 14
mlnutat M seconds W 15.1 (Ml S
41 dag reel 41 mlnutat M seconds
E 171*1 teat N 4151 laat to
beginning. M M Smiths 2nd
Subdivision
pnd that correctly* action It
required to abate tha public
nultanc*
NOW THEREFORE, you ar*
haraby commanded to summon
tha tald Loramo Sherrod (da
caated) and all partial having
or claiming to have any right,
till* or Inlaratt In the property
datcrlbad above, to appear be
fore the Board ol County Com
mlttlonart ol Samlnol* County,
Florida, at l:M p.m.. at lit
regular meeting on the 24th day
of April. IN*, at the Samlnol*
County Services Building. Room
W 120. I'OI Eatt First Street.
(Sanford. Florida, (or In tha
event ha It dictated or cannot
b* located, to attach a copy of
the Summons and Notice ot
Public Nultanc* to tom* con
tplcuout place on the property
datcrlbad above.) to show
cause, II any. why such
structure should not b* declared
a public nultanc* and the cor
ractlva action ol abatement
specified In tha Nolle* ot Public
Nultanc* should not b* taken;
or causa. If any why the cost ol
the c o r r e c t ly * a ctio n ot
abata.ant tpaclllad In the Nolle*
ol Public Nultanc* should not be
paid for by Loramo Sherrod,
(hit halrt and assigns); or
cauta. It any. why tald cott
should not b* attested against
the property.
WITNESS my hand and Mai
thlt *th day ol March. IN*.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark lo lha Board ol County
Commlttlonart ol Samlnol*
County. Florida
By; Eva Roach
vt.
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby given that I
am angagad In butlnatt at 144
E. Slat* Road 414. Longwood.
Samlnol* County, Florida undar
tha Flctltlout Nam* ot GOLOEN
N E E O LE A L T E R A T IO N S .
INC., and that I Inland to
raglttar tald name with the
Clark ol tha Circuit Court.
Samlnol* County, Florida In
accordance with the Provltlont
ol the Flctltlout Nam* Slatutat.
ToWII: Sactlon MSO* Florida
Slatutat 1*47.
/t/CUC Tha Dlnh President
Publlth: March 10. 17. 74. 11.
IN*
DEC 111
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
Fit* Number l*-2*SCP
IN REt ESTATE OF
EDWARD J. BOYLE.
Deceased
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration ol lha
attata Ot EDWARD J. BOYLE,
deceased. Fll* Number 1*244
CP. It ponding In lha Circuit
Court for Samlnol* County.
Florida. Probata Division, the
addrett ot which It P.O. Drawer
C, Sanlord, FL 17771. Tha nama*
stasssaftiaas--
representative's attorney ar*
tat forth below
All Inlaretltd par tons ara
required to III* with thlt court,
W ITH IN THREE MONTHS
FROM THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PU B LIC ATIO N OF
THIS NOTICE: III all claims
against the aitata and (71 any
objection by an Intaratlad
parson ta whom thlt notice It
served that challenges the valid
Ity ot the will, the qualifications
of the partonal representative,
vanu*. or jurisdiction ot the
court.
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
Publication ol thlt Nolle* hat
begun on March 24. IN*
Personal Raprasantatlva:
MARY THERESA BOYLE
721Calico Court
Winter Springs. Florida
Attorney lor
Partonal Rapratentallva:
M ARVIN KURZBAN. ESQ.
2440 S W. 27th Avenue
Miami. Florida H ill
Telephone (M l) 444 0040
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark. Circuit Court
BY: Patricia Thatcher
DEPUTYCLERK
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
Publlth March 24.21. IN*
DEC 244
SU M M O NS
£|5|jj^5lM eh 17. 24. 21. April
DEC IM
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice It haraby glvan that w*
ar* angagad In butlnatt at 407
Waklva Spring* Rd . St*. 171.
Langwood. FL 1277*. Samlnot*
County. Florida undar tha
Flctltlout Nam* ol FOUNTAIN
OF YOUTH, and that w* Inland
to raglttar tald name with the
Clark ot tha Circuit Court.
Samlnol* County, Florida In
accordance with the Provltlont
ol tha Flctltlout Nam* Slatutat.
ToWII: Sactlon 144 0* Florida
Slatutat 1*47
/*/Robert Kuybut
/*/Robert Ramut 11
Publlth: March 24. II. April 7.
14. IN*
OEC 2M
NOTICE
The Annual Report of the
Dude Foundation tor the year
ended December 11. IN I will b*
available lor Intpacttoon at A.
Duda B Sons. Inc.. Oviedo,
Florida, during regular butlnatt
hours (lO O a m to tO O p m )o n
March M. IN* at the raquatt at
Cltltant Requests should be
directed to the Foundation Man
agar. John L Duda. al the above
Publlth March 24. IN*
OEC 141
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH
JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA CASE NO. •» 111* CA-1FL
IN RE: FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
PROPERTY III ONE IN I HOMEMADE AIRBOAT. HULL
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER FLZHM44IM
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS
TO David Rutsal I Cunningham. 1101 Lemon Bluff Read. Osteen
FL 12744 and Franklin* P. Hewitt. I N Dleen Boulevard. Cocoa. FL
12*22
and all others who claim an Intoratl m the following property al
On* ItM Homemade Alrboal. HIN: FLZHM44IM*. which wat sailed
on or about the 17th day at December, i n * at or near the Theather
Ranch at I1M Indian Cypratt Trail. Geneva. Samlnot* County.
Florida, by and being haId by the Samlnol* County Sheriffs
Department. Somineio County. Florida, who will appear balara tha
HONORABLE KENNETH M LEFFLER. on llth day ot May. IN*
al I M A M In room Nile lor thapurpoM ot tiling a Petition tor Rule
ta Show CauM and tor Final Order at Forfeiture why the datcrlbad
property mould not bo forfeited ta tho u m at or M l * by tha Sheriff ot
Sominoi* County. Florida, upon producing due proof that the same
wat utad In Sominoi* County. Florid*, in Violation ot tho laws ot tha
stale ol Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offense,
purtuant to Florida Slatutat *12 711 704 I HEREBY CERTIFY that
thlt Node* and lit accompanying pleading* ar* being tarred
pursuant ta Florida Statute**17 711 704. thlt 11th day ot March. IN*
NORMAN R WOLFINGER. STATE ATTORNEY
BY ANNEE RICHARDS RUTBERG. A S A . 1(0
East First Slraal. Santord Florida 12771
Publlth March]*. II. IN*
OEC14I
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA CASE NO 17 II14-CA 10L
IN RE FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
PROPERTY III ONE 1*04 NISSAN PICK UP TRUCK. VEHICLE
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER IN4N0 IJYkGC44*10 and (7) 447 00
UNITED STATES CURRENCY
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEOINOS
TO Chariot Allan Hancock. 7211 L a itrew Avenue. CTtutaoia. FL
177m
and all othert who claim an intaratt In the tallowing property a)
On* IN* hit tan Pick Up Truck. VIN ihehDltvtGCeeOtN. which
wat tailed an ar about tho 17th day ot December. IN* at or near
Stoner and Hayet Road*. Winter Spring, Seminole County. Florid*,
by and being held by Ih* Wmtar Spring* PoiKO Department
Seminole County. Florida, whe will appear betare the HONORABLE
KENNETH M LEFFLER. on llth day *t May. IN* at I M A M In
room N2I4 tar the purpoM ot filing a Petition lor Rule ta Show CauM
and tar Final Order of Forfeiture why in* Orwribod preparty theutd
not b * tartaifad ta the u m ot or Ml* by the Chat of Poi.ce Wmtar
Spring* Police Department tem.neie Comity. Florid* upon
producing due proof that tho tame wat utoo In Seminal* County
Fior.de In vtaialwn ot the low* at the Slat* ot Florida daalmg with
contraband and other criminal attome, pursuant I* Florida Slatutat
* 0 N l 70* I HEREBY CERTIFY that thlt Nolle* and it*
accompany mg pleadings are being tarred pur wan) I* Florida
si*tutat*17 711 71c the* ISih day at March i n *
NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE ATTORNEY
BY ANNEE RICHAROS RUTBERG. A S A . IN
Fatt First Shoal Sanford Florida 0771
Publ.kh March 14 II. IN*
OEC 17*
Legal N otices
Legal N otice s
NOTICE OF PROCEEDING
FOR CLOSINO. VACATINO
ANDABANDONINO
ASTREET
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You will taka nolle* that the
City Commission ol the City ol
Santord. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock
P M. on April 10. IN*. In the
City Commit,Ion Room at the
City Hall In tha City of Santord.
Florida, will consider and da
ttrmlna whether or not tha City
will c Io m . vacate and abandon
any right ot tti* City and the
public In and lo a portion ol
Grandview Avenue lying be
tween 24th Strut (SR *4) and
Eatt 24th Place and lying be
tween Santord Avtnu* and
PoInMtta A vanu*. further da
tcrlbadatlollowt:
That portion ol Grandview
Avenue lying between tha South
14’ of Lott 41 and 1*. South Park,
according to the plat tharaol at
recorded In Plat Book 1. Pag* 42
at the Public R ecord* of
Semlnol« County. Florida
All partial In Intaratt and
cltltant tltall have an opportunl
ty to b* heard at Mid haarlng
By order of the City Com
million ol the City ol Santord.
Florida.
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It
a parson decides to appeal a
due 11Ion mad* with ratpact to
any matter considerad at the
above mealing or haarlng. h*
may need a verbatim record ol
the proceedings. Including Ih*
testimony and evidence, which
record It not provided by the
CltyofSantord (FS2M 0101)
Janet R. Don*ho*
City Clark
Publlth: March 24. IN*
OEC 241
NOTICE OF PROCEEOINOS
FOR THE VACATINO.
ABANDONING.
DISCONTINUING,
ANDCLOSINOOF
RIOHTS-OF WAY OR
ORAINAOE EASEMENT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE that the Board ol
County C om m lttlo n a rt of
Seminole County. Florida, at
1:10 pm on Ih* llth day of
April. A 0 . IN*. In the County
Commit,takers' Meeting Room
al the Seminole County Service*
Building In Santord. Florida,
will hold a public haarlng to
consider and determine whether
or not the County will vacate,
abandon, dltconllnu*. close,
renounce and dltclalm any right
of the County and the public In
and to the following rights of
way or drainage easement run
nlng through or ad|ac*nt to Ihi
described property, to wit:
That part ol the 12 40 toot
Drainage and Utility EaMmenl
along the South line ol Lot 12
Huntington Ph*M II recorded In
Plat Book 1*. Paget 14 and M
Public Record, ol Seminole
County. Florida being more
p a rticu larly described a ,
follow, Commence al Ih* S W
corner ot Mid Lot 11. thence N
00*01'}*" W. 12 40 feet along the
West line ot Mid Lot 17; thence
N I** ir0 l" E. 1*00 feet along
the North line ol Mid 12 10 loot
drainage and Utility EaMmenl
tor a Point of Beginning thence
continue N l**4*0l" E. 12 00
leal along tald North (In*:
thenc* S 00*01’!* " E. 1 00 teat,
thence S l**44’0l" W. 12 00 feet,
thence N 00*01'4*" W. 100 feet
to Point ol Beginning
PERSONS IN TE R ESTE D
M A Y A P P E A R A N O BE
HEARD AT THE TIME AND
PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED
BOARDOF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Maryann* M o t m
Clerk to the Board
Publlth March 14. IN*
DEC 244
INTHE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
Fll* Numbarlt-121-CP
IN REt ESTATE OF
MICHAEL M BABICH.
Deceased
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration ot the
a t ta la o l M IC H A E L M.
B A B IC H , d e ce a s e d . F ile
Number I* III CP. It pending In
the Circuit Court tor Samlnol*
County. F lorid a , Probate
Division, the addrett ol which It
P.O. Drawer C. Santord. FL
12771. Tha name, and addrttMt
ol tha partonal rapratentallva
and the p a r to n a l ra p r*
tentative’! attorney ara Ml
ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
All Intaratlad person* ar*
required lo III* with the court,
W ITH IN THREE MONTHS
FROM THE DATE OF THE
F IR ST PU B LIC ATIO N OF
THIS NOTICE: (I ) all claims
against the attata and (21 any
ob|*cllon by an Intaratlad
parson to whom nolle* wat
mailed that challenges the valid
Ity ol tha will, the qualification,
of the partonal rapratantatlv*.
vanu*, or jurisdiction ot the
Court.
Data ol the tint publication ol
thlt nolle* at administration:
March 17. IN*.
Partonal Rapratantatlv*:
DANA BABICH
Attorney tor
Personal Representative:
CHARLES A DEHLINGER.
ESQ
2401 Wall! A v *. Suit* 121
Fern Park. FL 27710
Telephone 407/111 4402
Publlth: March 17,74. IN*
DEC IN
INTHE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION NO.)
44 44*1CAB* L
FEDERAL NATIONAL
MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION.
Plaintiff.
vt.
ANNMARIE ALTER.etal .
Defendant,
NOTICC OF SALE
NOTICE It hereby glvan that
purtuant to tha Final Judgment
ol Foreclosure and Sal* and
entered In the cauM pending In ,
the Circuit Court ol the Elgh
teanth Judicial Circuit. In and
tor Samlnol* County. Florida.
Civil Action No M 4404 CA 0* L.
the undersigned Clerk will Mil
the property situated In Mid
County, described at:
Lot 41. Block " A ” . North
Orlando Terrace Section * of ;
Unit 1. according ta the plat
thereof at recorded In Plat Book
II. Pag* 47. Public Record* ol
Seminole County, Florida
at public Ml*, to tha highest and
best bidder tor cath al II 00
o'clock a.m . on the 21rd day el
May. IN * at the West Iron! door
ol the Samlnol* Cobnt* Court- \
houM. Santorp. Florida v
DATED thlt 7lnd day o
March. IN *
, .
MARYANNE MOffSC.
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By: Jean Brlllont
Deputy Clark
Publlth March24.ll. IN*
DEC 257
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA CASE NO 17 1117 CA IFF
IN REi FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
PROPERTY (DONE INO OATSUN 1W AUTOMOBILE. VEHICLE |
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER HLB2I0M17I4 and (1) 44.HI 00
UNITEDSTATESCURRENCY
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS
TO: Albert Armstrong, 1120 South Williams Avenue. Santord. FL
17771 1144
and all others who claim an Interest In the tallowing property al on*
IN0 Oettun 111 Automobile. VIN. HLB1I04U7I4 and b) 44.111 00 US '
currency, which wat Mtiad on ar about the tth day ot December.
IN I at or near Watt Third Street and Laurel Avenue. Santord.)
Seminole County. Florida, by and being held by the Santord Police
Department. Santord. Sominoi* County. Florida, who will appear
bator* the HONORABLE S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR . on llth day ol
May. IN * at 1:10 A M. In room N124 tar the purpoM of tiling a
Petition lor Rule ta Show CauM and lor Final Order ol Forfeiture
why the described property should not be forfeited to the u m ol or
Ml* by the Chief ot Pailc*. Santord Police Department Santord
Seminole County. Florida, upon producing due proof that Ih* Mm*
wat used In Seminole County. Florida, in violation ot the lawt ol the
Slat* ot Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offense,
pursuant ta Florida S alutat *U 711 704 I HEREBY CERTIFY that
thlt Nolle* and its accompanying pleadings ar* being served
purtuant to Florida Slatutat * 0 711 704. thlt llth day ot March. IN*
NORMAN R WOLFINGER. STATE ATTORNEY
B Y A N N E E RICHAROS RUTBE RG. A S A 100
Eatt First Street. Santord. Florida 0771
Publlth March 24. II. IN*
OEC 740
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH
JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA CASE NO I* t i l l CA IFF
IN REi FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
PR O PE R TY
I I I ONE 1*74 TOYOTA STATION WAGON
AUTO M O BILE. VEHICLE ID E N T IF IC A T IO N NUMBER
T E im a n i
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS
TO. Andre, River* 7*72 For att City Road. Apt 10. Altamonte
Spring,. FL 0711
and all athert whe claim an intaretl in the tallowing property alone
t*74 Toyota Station Wagon. VIN TE 0O7*Mi which wa, sewed an or
about the 1th day at November it*a at ar near Steak and Shake on
Slat* Road 414. Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida, by
and being held by the Seminote County Sheriff s Department,
Seminal* County. Florida, who will appear bator* m* HONORABLE
S JOSEPH OAVIS. JR . on llth day at May. IN* at 4 0 A M in
room N04 tar the purpot* at tiling a Petition tor Rule to Show CauM
and tor Final Order ot For torture why the detenbed property should
not b* forfeited ta the u m at or m i * by the Sheriff oi Seminole
County. Florida, upon producing due proof that the Mm* wa, utad in
Semirol* County, Florida, tn violation of the law, ot the Slat* ot
Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal of tenvet
purtuant ta Flonda Slatutat * 0 701 704 I HEREBY CERTIFY that
thlt Nolle* and lit accompanying pleading, are being served
pursuant to Florida Statute* * 0 N l 704 (hit llth day of March IN*
NORMAN R WOLFINGER. STATE A l TORNE Y
BY ANNE E RICHARDS RUTBE RG. A S A . ige
Eatt First Street Santord Florida 0771
Publish March 24. II. IN*
DEC 10
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T . E I G H T E E N T H
J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y .
F L O R I D A CASE N O •• l i l t C A 14 P
IN R E i F O R F E I T U R E O F T H E F O L L O W I N G D E S C R I B E D
PR O PER TY
I I I O N E 1 *1 7 C A O I L L A C F O U R D O O R
A U T O M O B IL E . V E H IC L E
ID E N T IF IC A T IO N N U M B f R
IG 4 C D S IB W IIM IIT I
N O T IC E O F F O R F E I T U R E P R O C E E D I N G S
T O J a m e s M M c F a r la n d 1 0 1 7 E a s t 47th Street I net* penitence
M O 4404!
and all e th er, w ho cla im a n in toratl m the tallow ing pro p erty a l a *
IN 7 C a d illa c F o u r D oor A utom ob ile V I N
iG a C D I:t*tlc 2 2 ,7 ta .
w h ich w as M ir e d a n or about tho kth d a y *4 Ja n u a ry I N * at or re a r
the eatt bound rest a rea a n In t e r , le i* , le m m a ta C ounty. F lo rid a ,
b y and b em g held b y the Sem inota C aunty Sheriff t D ep artm en t.
Sem inole C ounty Flo rid a , who will appeal be tore Ih * H O N O R A B L E
S J O S E P H D A V I S JR . an llth day o l M a y I N * a l I 0 A M in
ro o m N 0 4 tor the p u r p o M at tilin g a P * *it w n tor R u le ta Sho w C a u M
a n d tor F in a l O rder ot F o r lo it te * why the detci .bed p ro p erty sh o u ld
not be forfeited to the u m ot *> M l* b y l* e S h e riH *4 S a m lrw t*
Caunty. F i e n d * upon p ro d u c in g due p roof that the t o m * w a t u ta d in
Sem m ata County. F lo rid a In violation at the low s at the S la t * at
F lo rid a d ealin g with c a n tia b a n d and other c r t n a iM i offe nse,
p u rsu a n t to F lo r id * Sla tuta t * 0 N l 704 I H E R E B Y C E R T l F V that
th is It a lic * and IN a c c o m p a n y in g p to ad m g, are b eing vervew
p urtua n t to F tar toe Statute, 9 0 N l Tie t h „ Itth d e r at M a r c h ltd *
N O R M A N R W O L F I N G E R ST A T E AT T O R N E Y
B Y A N N E E R IC H A R O S R U T B E R G . A S A . I «
E a s t F ir st Sfreat Santord F lo rid a 0 771
P u b lis h M a r c h 14 It . I ta r
O E C 717
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■B — Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 24, 1989
Legal N o tice s
Legal N o tice s
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CIVIL OIVI1ION
CASE NUMRERi
to 1*54 CA-*4-P
IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF
JOSEPH L MtGUlRE. JR„
P il ilUnar/m uibend,
a nd
JOSEPHINE P.McGUIRE.
R#tpond*nl/Wito.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO. JOSEPHINE P.MtGUIRE
L*il Known Rwiden**:
O il *lit Avtnu*
Colter City. Maryland
YOU A R E H E R E B Y
NOTIFIED Itwot * Pit11Ion tor
Dissolution ol Marriage hat
been tiled In the above itylod
Court tor Itw dissolution ol tha
marriage named heroin, and
you are required to terve a copy
ol your written detente*. II any.
upon JOSEPH M. MURAIKO.
ESQ., whote addrett It: Pott
Of lice Drawer 7*4, Fem Park,
Florida. DUO. who It ttw at
t o r n e y lo-r t h e P o l l I loner/Husband herein, on or
before April )*th. tttt. end tile
the original thereof with the
Clerk ol Ihlt Court, either before
ter vice on the attorney tor the
Petllloner/Hutband or Immedi
ately thereatter; otherwlte. a
default will be entered egelntt
you lor the relief demanded In
Ihe Petition.
,
WITNESS my hand and the
teal el Ihlt Court, on thlodth day
of March. Itot
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk olthe Circuit Court
•
By: Jennifer P. Price
Deputy Clerk
\
Publish: March to. I7..34, It,
Ittt
DEC in
Ceorii Circuit
Cevntyi Semlnele
Cate: 74-1715-CA l f O
Salem Carpet Mill*. Inc.
acorporalton
v».
Leon Campbell end
Ruth Campbell
Ceurt: Cavnty
Ceuntyi Semlnele
Cato: M-ltti-SP-ll
Robert A. Strait
v».
Leon Campbell arit/a
Kay Leon Campbell
NOTICI OF SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
that by virtue ol thal certain
Write ot Elocution, ae etytod
above, end more particularly
that cartaln Writ et Execution
Ittued out ot and under the teal
of the County Court ol Somlnoto
County, Florida, upon a final
ludgamant rendered m the
aforesaid court on lha IOth day
ol Januory, A.D. lift, in that
certain cat# entitled. Robert A.
Stroll. Plaint Ift, - v t - Leon
Compboll a/k/a Kay Laon
Campbell, Delendant, which
aloretaId Writ ol Elocution wet
delivered to mo et Sheriff ot
Somlnoto County, Florida, and I
have levied upon the following
deter (bed property owned by
Loon Campbell a/k/a Kay Leon
Campbell, laid property being
locetod In Somlnoto County,
Florida, more particularly de
scribed aitollowt:
1773 1711 tin Green/Whlle
Charger Boat and Boat Trailer
and a c c e t i o r l a i . HS HP
Evinrudt Boat Motor.
Stored ot Dave Jonet Wrecker
S ervice, tnc., Fern Park,
Florida.
and the under*Igrwd at Sheriff
of Seminole County, Florida,
will at 11:00 KM'. on the *th day
of April, A.D. ISO*, otter tor tele
and (Oil to Itw hlgheet bidder.
FOR CASH. tub|oct to any and
all existing Nine, at tha Front
(Wet!) Doer at tha stops ot the
Somlnoto County Courthouse In
Sanford, Florida, the above de
ter Ibed penonel property.
That told tele It being made
to tatltly tha forme of eald Writ
ol Elocution.
John E. Polk, Sheriff
Somlnoto County, Florida
To bo odvertlead March 10. 17,
34. 31. With tha Sato on April a.
1007
DEC-117
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice'll hereby given that I
am engaged In boilnetl at H I
Grovewood Aye., Sanford,
Seminole County, Florida under
the Flctltlou* Name el FILTHY
McNASTY'S. and that I Intend
to regliter laid name with the
Clerk ol the Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida In
accordance with the. Provlilone
ol the Flctllloue Name Statute*.
To Wit: Section M5.0* Florida
Sialutae 1*57.
/t/Chartet A. Kalter
Publlth: March 17,14, 31, April
7,IN t
OEC-IM
NOTICI OF
FICTITIOUS NAMB
Notice It hereby given that wo
ore engaged In butlnete Ot 303
Evontdito Rd.. Lake Alary, FL
337at, Somlnoto County, Florida
under tha Fldltlout Nome ot
TEL-A-TRADER, and that wo
Intend to regliter tald nama
with tho Ctorfc ol ttw Circuit
Court, Somlnoto County, Florida
In accordance with tha Provlelont ol tha Fictitious Name
Statutes. To-Wit: Section OU.Ot
Ftorlde Statute* 1tS7.
/t/RIchard J.Bucct
/t/Cleude R. Burkett
Pubitlh: March M, 17, 34. 31,
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notlca le hereby given that I
am engaged In butlneu at Flea
World, Hwy. 17-*3, Seminole
County. Florida under the
Fldltlout Name ot CINDY A
KIM'S SEAFOOD CO., and that
t Intend to regliter Mid name
with the Clerk ol the Circuit
Court, Somlnoto County. Florida
In accordance with the Pro
vision* ol the Flctlttout Name
Statute*. To Wit: Section 145.0*
Florida Statutoi ltS7.
/e/CIndy E. Tendler
Publlth: March 17, 14. II, April
7, Iftt
DEC IM
too*
DEC-133
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE
ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BV THE CITY OP
li
yvstTi
SANFORO. FLORIDA.
H olltb if hereby given that o Pu b lic Heari ng w ill be held In the
Room a t ttw C ity H a ll In ttw C ity o f Sanford. Ftorlde. e l
Comm
-■ - s s s s m *\M
s . on A p ril to, Itto, to cantlder the —
-dlnancebyltio City of Sanford. Florid a, a t follow*;
OR DINAH C l NO. 1011
C en tral Detcrlpfton ot Itw area to ba annexed and map to a t
A
A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINO RETWEEN SANFORO AVENUE AND GRANDVIEW AVENUE AND
BETWEEN LEMON STREET AND WYLLY AVENUE (toll SOUTH
SANFOROAVENUE)
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A complete detcrlptlon end a copy at tha ordinance that) ba
availabla at Itw Otflca ot lha City Ctorfc tor all portent datlrlni to
examine Itw earn*.
All portlet In Inter**! and clllrant ehall have an opportunity to bo
heard at eald hearing
By order ol ttw City Commlettonol the City of Santord, Florida.
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC; If a perton decide* to appeal a
dedtlon made with reepect to any matter considered et the above
meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol the
proceeding*. Including the totllmony and evidence, which record It
nol provided by the City ol Santord. (FS3040IMI.
Janet R. Donahoe
City Clerk
Publlth: March 17,14.31. April 7, IN *
OCC-lfl
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HIARINB TO CONSIDER THE
AOOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE I V THE CITY OF
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Notice It hereby given thal a Public Hearing will ba hold In lha
Commletlen Room at the City Hall In the City ol Santord. Florida, at
7 00 o'clock PM. on April t«. IN*, to centldor the adoption ol on
ordinance by IheCItyot Santord. Florida, at follows:
ORDINANCB NO. M il
General Detcrlptlon el the area to be annexed end map It at
toflewt:
A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING RE
TWEEN SR 44 (WEST FIRST STREETI ANO WEST FIFTH
STREET AND BETWEEN BROWN AVENUE AND S C L. R.R. (Ml
BROWN AVENUE)
A complete detcrlptlon end e copy ol ttw ordinance ehall be
available at ttw Otlic* ot Itw City Clerk tor ell pereon* detirlr^ le
examine the tame
A ll partw e In ln t *x **l a n d ( I titan s ehall h a ve a n i
» tunlty to be
heard e l eald h e a rin g
B r ord er et itw C ity C o m m iss io n e l Itw C ity et Sanlord. F lor Id a
A D V I C E T O T H E P U B L I C : I I O p erton d ecid e* to appeal e
<*•<‘n o n m a d * with reepecl to a n y m atter cortelderod at ttw above
m eeting or h earing, he m a y need e v e rb a tim record e l ttw
proceeding*. In clu d in g the le ilim o n y end evidence, w h ich record It
nut p rovid ed by the C ity o l Santord IF S I t e O i O t l
J a n e ' R Donahoe
C ity C le rt
P u b llth M a r c h I I , 74. It . A p rl, 7. I N *
D E C 1*1
Legal N o tic e s
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIECUITINANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE
OF FLORIDA.
COM Ne.i t*-4t!*-CA-**-L
General Jurltdlct Ion
Ftorlde Bar Ne.i NON*
METMOR FINANCIAL, INC.,
formerly known ae Craetland
Capital Corp,
PlaintIIt.
vt.
EOWAROJ.ORNSTEIN.lt
living, etux.. el al..
Oefendenft.
NOTICI OF ACTION
STATE OF FLORIDA
TO : M AR TH A ANN
HUNTLEY
Whote reeldence It unknown.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action to toreclote e mortgage
on lha tel lowing property in
Somlnoto County. Florida;
Tha South to feet ol Lot 11.
Block "H ” . and Itw North 41 feet
o f L a i 13. B lo c k " N " ,
NORTH GATE, at recorded In
Plat Book to. Paget n . n end
*4, Public Record* ot Seminole
County, Florida.
hat baen Iliad again*! you and
EDWARD J. ORNSTEIN. IF
LIV IN G AND M ARION E.
ORNSTEIN. hit wilt. It living.
Including any unknown tpouto
at tald Dofondant* It either hat
remarried and II either or both
et eeld Delendanti era de
ceased, their respective un
known heir*, devleeet. grantee*,
assignees, creditor*. Ilenort end
trueteat, and ell ether penont
claiming by, through, under or
egalmt the named Defendant*,
C A L IF O R N IA F E D E R A L
SAVIN Q S AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, e banking cor
poretlen and you are required to
terve a copy ot your written
defenses, It any,tali an:
JOSEPH M. P A N IE LLO ,
ESQUIRE, Plaintiff* attorney
whole addrett It:
X I N. Franklin Street. Suite
3730, Tampa. Florida 77403 an or
before ttw »th day ol April IN*,
end Ilia the original with tha
Clark ol thle Court either before
lervlca on PlelnlllF* attorney or
Im m e d ia te ly Ih e r e a lt a r ;
otherwlte a default will be
entered egelntt you lor the
relief demanded In the Com
plaint or Petition.
DATED on Ihlt let day ol
March IN*.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUITCOURT
BY: Ruth King
Deputy Ctorfc
Publlth: March 3.10.17,14. IN*
DEC-41
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
EIOHTRENTN JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR
IEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASINO. W-Olt-CA-M-P
IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF:
DEBORAH I. BLACK
Petltloner/Wlfe
snd
MARTIN T. BLACK
Retpendenl/Hutband
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: MARTIN T. BLACK
Addrett Unknown
Residence Unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action tor dissolution et mar
riage hat been tiled against you
and yeu are required to serve a
copy at your written defenses. It
any, to it on, me Petitioner'*
etlornay w hole name end
Mkjrati !■»
TIMOTHY M. O'LEARY.
ESQUIRE
MM Lae Reed
Winter Park, Ftorlde 3171*
on ar before Itw 1th day ol April.
IN*, and Ilia tho original with
Itw Clerk et Itw Court either
before service on Petitioner's
attorney, or Immediately there
after; otherwlte, a default will
be entered against you lor the
demanded In ttw com
plaint er petition.
WITNESS M*
tool at fhlt Court an March t,
IN*.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE.
A t Clark e l Itw Court
B y:C e ca lla V . Ekero
Deputy ctorfc
Publish: March3.10,17,14. IN*
DEC-4B
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice It hereby given that I
am engaged In butlrwit at 114
Charles SI., Winter Springs,
Semlnele County, Ftorlde under
the Fktlllout Name ol MAGIC
RAINBOW IRRIGATION, end
that I Intend to register said
name with ttw Clerk ol the
Circuit Court, Semlnoto County,
Florida In accordance with the
Provisions et the Fictitious
Nome Statutes. To-WIt; Section
1*1.0* Ftorlde Statute* 1*0.
/t/Reneld D. Parker
Publish: MarchX It. 17.la. II**
DEC-34
7 1 -H e lp W enttd
CLASSIFIED ADS
Seminole
Orlando - Winter Park
322-2611__________831-9993 .
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
HOURS
10 btoweartlv* to * * ... MC * few
«:00 l l . M O f l
MONDAY t i n FRIDAY
SATURDAYS.
F U L L TIM E POSITIONS
AVAILABLE. A l l SHIFTS.
NO EXPERIENCE NECES
SARY. STEADY ANO O fPENDABLE PEOPLE
NEEDED.PLEASE APPLY
Hllth*ven Health Car* Center
Mutt have work dsoet. car A
p h o n e .S T lim N O F E E .
Price* above reflect e It .SOcneh discount ter prompt payment. Shirt your
od ter 10 day* at a tower cost per day. 3 line minimum chorge. Cancel
whan yeu gel results. Pay only lor days yeur ed runt of role earned.
Use hill detatptton tor tatlev! results, li pay* la toll the whole story whan
extra line* cat! to Unto more.
DEADLINES
Noon Tha Day Solera Publication
Sunday • II A M . Saturday
Monday . I I:X AM . Saturday
NOTE: In tha even! ot the publishing at errors In advertisements, the
laniard Harold shell publish ttw advertisement, alter It hat bean corrected
at no coot to the advertiser but such Insertions shall number no more than
ana (II.
17— Cemetery
71— H b Ip Wanted
ACRYLIC APPUCAT0RS
•HIRING TODAY*
A/A APPLICATORS
23— Lost 4 Found
Earn 110 tIJ.X per hour. No
experience necessary. Full l>
peri time In local ere*.
Coll Temp*
* AM TPM..............113 X4-7HI
FOUND- PEEK-A-POO
Employment
By Lk, Monrot. 313*073
11 It. Marque* Bowrlder
with Chrystor 140, FL 1113*
DW.Call......... 7M17I7
25— Special Notices
323-5176
T M W .m ti st.
ADO TO YOUR INCOME
SELL AVON MOWIII
373 O S * ........ or.... ......777-4147
ASSEMBLERS
BECOME A NOTARY
For Details; 1-100 431-4754
Florida Notary Association
2 7 -N u rs e r y 4
Child Cere
Christian Lave A Cara For your
child while mother works or
travel*..............- ......333 3030
43— M edical 4
Dental
oTRACTION SET*
Over ttw-door with pulley and
velcro head hatter. 171 Cell
__________ 321-3*11
57— O p p o rtu n itie s
W a n te d
RN will keep en elderly person
In her licensed home. 144 W.
University Avt., Orange City.
41— M o n e y to L e n d
Light end heavy assembly.
Men need work shoes. Special
need Lk. Mary ar
Call 17*11)1. No Fee
AUTO PARTS KUYERT
People needed. Mutt be II yr*.
or older. Good driving record
a mutt I Call lor Interview
BABYSITTER NEEDED
Flexible hrt., 1 children,
excellent lor teenager or itu
dent, 331-*7f*/leavo message
BAKER
To make hometlyte cake* and
detterit. Will provlda further
training. Apply 1-4
Holiday House Restaurant
Hwy. tT-*3.. near Lake Mary
CABINET MMERS/HELPERS
Needed Im m ediately!
Tem p/Perm . op*rinp*73)l)*7
CABINET SU P
Im m edia te openings tor
lam In*tor*. Some experience
necessary................. 333-3047
CASH A V A I L A B L I - For
houses, mortgage*, income
property gun*i odd..13243*4
t HOMEOWNER! I
Consol Idato bills,, Home Im
prove menu. .Pool, loans, .any
mortgage*. Apply by phone:
ON Sooth Financial
Lk. Mtg. Broker-----N M II-a iN
Legal N o tice s
NOTICI UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME LAW
Notice li hereby given thal ttw
undersigned, pursuant to ttw
''Fictitious Nam* Statute,"
Chapter No. 10*13, Laws ot
Florid* INI, et amended by
Chapter No. 1*7*0. Lew* ol
Florida INI. and by Chapter No.
*7 30*. Law* ol Florida IN7.
being Section 1*1.0*. Ftorlde
Slatutot. will register with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court In and
tor Semlnoto County Florida,
upon receipt ol proof ol publica
tion ot this nolle* the fictitious
name, lo-wlt:
HOWELL PLACE
OF SANFORD
under which ttw undersigned Is
engaged In business et 700 W.
Airport Blvd., Santord, Florida.
That tha parly Interesled In
said business enterprise Is at
lot tows:
Barnatt Banks Trust Com
pany, N A , at Trustee, under on
Indenture ol Trust dated June l,
IN I. between ttw City ol San
lord and Barnatt Banks Truit
Company. N.A.. at Trustee
By: B. Allan Reid
lit Assistant Vic* President
Publlth: March 10. 17, 14. 11.
IN*
DEC 11*
A (omptote detcrlptlon and a copy ot the arTnSKc^Txall be
Ovailabto at tha Othca ot ttw City Clark tor all portent desiring to
esamUw the tome
All parties in interest and diuent shall have en opportunity lo bo
hoard at tetd hoar ing
By order ol the City Commission ot lha Clt» ol Santord. Florida
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a parson decide* to appeal a
decision made with respect
any matter considered at the above
meeting or hearing, he mar need a verbatim record at ttw
proceeding* Including Itw testimony and evidence which record IS
M l provided by ttw City *1 Santord iF S N setU t
Janets Donahoe
City Clerk
Publlth Mdrth 17. J*. Jl. April 7. le*V
OEC 1*1
CARVERS
To serve meet to customers at
bullet. Will train. Apply 3 4
Holiday House Retlaurant
Hwt 17*3, naar.Mb* Mef y
CASHIERS
A r e you p o r to n a b lo ,
motivated B earner minded?
tl to. w* have several lull and
ri-tlm* positions open otterj above average wage*, full
benefit packages, extensive
training program and advan
cement opportunities. Apply
•I Handy Way Feed Store, Ml
C. Ulb SI., Santord i
nearest Handy Way location
K
Legal N otices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA.
CIVIL DIVISION
CASINO. N 11*7 CAN L
WENDY KORMANand
MARILYNN KORMAN.
Plaintlfl,
v*.
RONALO BRIAN HAENDIGES,
JUDGE DEVELOPMENT
GROUP, INC.,DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE CO, FREEDOM
SAVINGS 1 LOAN
ASSOCIATION. FIRST
SANLANDO BANK. N.A., THE
HUSKEY COMPANY, and
CLYDE EARLS. JR.
Delendant*
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant le tha Final
Judgment In Foreclosure en
tered In the cause on March 70.
IN*. In the Circuit Court ol Itw
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In
end lor Semlnolo County,
F lorid a . C ivil Action No.
M 11*7 CAM L the undersigned
Clerk will Mil the reel property
situated in Semlnele County,
Florida, descrlbad at follows:
Lot 4, BLOCK F. SWEET
WATER OAKS SECTION 1A,
according to Itw plot theraot ot
recorded In Plat Beak II. Page
at. Public Records ot Somlnoto
County. Florida
at public sale, to ttw hlghesi and
bast bidder tor cash on tha tllh
day ol April. IN*, at ti n A M.
at tha watt front door ol Itw
Semlnoto County Courthouto In
Sanlord. Florida
MARYANNE MORSE.
Clark ot tha Circuit Court
By: JoneE. Jatonic
Deputy Ctorfc
Publlth: March I4.lt. IN*
OEC » a
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
U STORE IT WAREHOUSES
pursuant to "Florida Laws 1*7*.
Chaptar 7* ala. Svetlan I , "
hereby give* notlca at tote
undarteid act. to wit:
On Apr I. IN * al 10 00 am at
TNI So Orlando Dr . Sanlord.
FL J V n will conduct a public
tala to ttw highest bidder tor
ceth of tha contents ol tha
following space numbers
IA II. Jett Rodgers. Toot Bos
A Auto Parts. |A 7*. Gland*
Wallen. Furniture A Mite Box
as. IC SI. Agnat Glbtan,
Furniture lO is. Rick Raybon.
Furniture A Mite. Items *D It.
Jim Caws A Kathy Jurst. Mite
Items. lE t. Mlqual R Rivera.
Furnllur* A Tires; sE 31.
Ranald Rot*. Mltc items
#F Js. Alex Carman. Furmtura
A Tools. It A Will lean Patutsky.
Wathar A Dryer
Tenant hat ttw right to re
deem contents anytime prior to
sate This sate it being made to
satisfy a statutory lessor s lien
Ttw public It Invited to attend
Publish March 17, i a HO*
DEC t/t
In Lake Mary..... ....... 313 4571
HOME BABYSITTER WANTED
By single father tor 4 yr. old,
occasional evening 111 1140
HOME CLEANER
Mature person with own car.
Ex per tenet helpful but will
train the right pertoni 171 7471
Housekeeper, groundsmen and
restaurant pertomal, Apply in
person: Days Inn. 715 S.
Wymote, Altamonte Soring*.
COOKS
Home ttyto toed. Will provide
further training. Apply 1-4
Holiday House Restaurant
Hwy. t7-*l.,rwer Lake Mery
COOKS MATED
All shifts available, lull time.
No exp. necessary. Sterling
Immediately. Hourly wage +
bon ui. P ro m o tio n a l o p
portunities ovailabto. Apply at
Amoco. 4X0 W. State Rd. 4*.
Santord Itormerly Phillip* **)
or al NO W. Lake Mary Btvd.,
Laka Mary (formerly Phillip*)
DAILY WORK, DAILY PAYI
For Sato t space* In section F,
Oak Iawn Mamortal Park. Call
ettorlPM ................. 371 74*1
For Sato-1 space*. Fai & F41 A.
Winter Park, Gian Haven
Memorial Park. Call...3X1*44
FURNITURE FINISHER
Full or peri lime. Expert
encedonlyl Cell I S 7157
Haiislyfist/Nail Ttch
C M ’S
322-S56l~.
__ EOE/H
CONSTRUCTION LABORERS
HOW ACCEPTING
NOTICI OF A FUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE
ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Notice I* hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held In the
Commission Room et ttw City Hell In the City et Sanlord. Florida, at
7:00 o'clock PM . on April It. IN*, to consider the adoption at en
ordinance by Itw City el Santord. Florida, otlollowt:
ORDINANCE NO. MM
General Deter Ip! ion of ttw area to ba annexed and map It as
let low*
A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING WEST OF
HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE AND BETWEEN LAKE MARY BLVD.
AND OLD LAKE MARY ROAD.
to
Cleaning perton - tor attic*, full
time. Salary * 1 bdrm. apt,
utlllltet Incl. Cell » 5 , 133 14**
71— Help Wanted
Join Century Labor, tha
highest paying temp service In
ttw areal W* need man end
*ary. Call today 1773X03
DAYS IHN/tODGE
Now hiring Room Cleaner*.
H o u tm tn . F ront D esk,
Waitress** and Walter*, AM A
PM ihlfts available. Apply In
person: 4M Douglas Ave.,
Altamonte Springs. FI.
DaVERY PERSON
d, full/part lima, clean
driving record. Horse know)
edge helpful, honest, dep.,
positive altitude! SI-3010
A F T E R }P M
DENTAL ASSISTANT
W ill train If necessary.
■AM 1PM. Four day week,
salary try qualillcatlont. Send
return* lo Assistant, 100
Vliwwoad Dr., Sanlord. 17773
DENTAL HYGENIST
Dynamic opportunity tor luil
lima employment In a dental
ofllc* with a personaIIted,
humanistic approach. Salary
plus commission. SIX o day
Excellent bonafits........... Coll
____
7717*47
DESIRE CARING BABYSITTER
For 1 yr. old A 1 mo. old
1PM, 3-1 dteWt/Wlk. Oof
homo/yourt. Ret, roo, 777-057*
DIETARY AIDES
el new health
facility, experience preferred
but will train. Goad benefits
HOUSEKEEPING AIDES
Full and part tim e help
Call SX-77*4...
....EOE
DRIVERS WANTED!!
have own car with I
Marine*. Ians tap to f te/hr
Apply ati OwnlM’t Pitta
I f 1* french Ave. Santord
o« J er1/C0LLEC
Champion TV curreiiltp has
an opening lor an enthusiastic,
aggressive Indlvlduell Apply
et Champion TV, K-Mert
Plato, Santord----- 713-7*17
EARN S200 PIUS DAILY
Four positions open! Full
llmo/pori time, taking phone
orders from your home. Cell
nowIT-J............. tr*-salt
ELECTRICIANS
Residential and commercial
electricians and experienced
helpers needed tor work in
Seminote end Orange coun
tie*. Santord Electric 377 )147
u a k e u
a
BMfYOIMNM^F,
BOOMING AREA A
HIGH NUMBER OF SALES.,
...Hat forced Huskey Realty,
Lake Mery office to expand!
Looking lor a few more expe
rienced associate* to handle
Ihlt hot area For private
Intorvlaw contact Linda
Martin todayl.......,...7110141
INSURANCE AGENT
7 70 licensed agent needed lo
run non-standard auto inturancoaoontv...CalllG4-775-73*3
JANITORIAL PERSONNEL
Mornings, 1AM la 10AM,
excel ten! for ret Irod/ternI re
tired. Sanlord area.. ...aif-sni
JANITOR- Pert time after
noons, non-smokers onlyl
Apply: Rich Food Plan, X IW .
17th St., Sonford_____________
★
★
★
★
JANITORIAL
Hlllhavan Health Cart Cantor
3224566.-------- .----EOE/H
★
★
★
★
JANITORS
Laka Mary/Altamonte. Im
mediate openings. Evenings.
_________ Cell 130 5)70_________
LABOR TEAM, INC.
SSCASH, CASHSS
WORKERS/DRIYERS NEEDED
DAILY WORK, DAILY PAY
TOP PAY EVERY DAY
330-5104
LABORER NEEDED
For small screen print company. C*asml1h....77l311l
LANDSCAPERS
Experienced, with driver*
license, full lime position,
good pay end b*n«IH*..332 < 133
LAUNDRY ATTENDANT
Needed with some experience
tn dry cleaning., .31Hs««
LOT PERSON
At
Needed tor detail and light
mechanics . Experience nec
essary. Apply in person Mly
Phil Bettis Car Center
23*1 Orlande Orlvo..-Sanford.
LPN - 11PM to 7AM, M l time.
Apply In parson.
Lakavtow Nursing Cantor
*l»E.7nd St. Sanford
LPN'S/RN'S/CNA'S
RN'Sta tlt/kr. LPN'S to
tit/hr. CNA’Sta U.t*/hr.
APPLY IN PERSON
Mm . Ihur Thurt., 7PM4PM
Writ* your awn schedule and
direct your own career. You
ar* needed Immediately. We
attar Ilex, hr*., high pay,
great assignments, sign-up A
referral bonus**. Insurance.
BAHAMA JOE’S
WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE
EXP’D SERVERS WANTED
I M S . FRENCH A V I.
SANFORD. FL.
______ Me towns Calls. Please
EXPIR IIN CE O SIW IN O
MACHINE OPERATORS
tan-Del Manufacturing
714* OM Lake Mary Reed
Santord, Florid* 17711
_____
731-Mi*
_____
FL00RMAN
Alternating weekends. X hrt,
S3.00/hr., good benefit*
LONOWOOO HEALTH CARE
Cell 77*-WXtec*pt.
FRAMING IAB0RER/HELPER
Longwood ere*. Mutt have
phone A transportation. Call
evening*.............aOf-W Gtl
FREE TUITION
TO REAL ESTATE
LICENSE SCHOOL
a A New Career
a A New Beginning
Call Franerltv
323-3200
LAUNDRY PERSON
Clean, prats, told, prepare
restaurant linens. Lake Mery
area. Pert tlm*. references.
No exp required
717 rite
NEW HIOHER STARTINO
PAYI For certified or experl
•need Nurse A Ides. A ll shlftel
Apply In penon to:
Lakavtow Nursing Cantor
*1* E. 2nd SI......... ....Santord
NURSERY KEEPER
Needed al Northsld* Baptist
Church, Chutota, for Sun. end
Wad services. 345-51*3
Nurses Aide Helper
LEARN WHILE YOU EARN
Turn yeur basic motherly and
housekeeping sk ills Into
dollars) Pursue a new career
end become a certified nurses
eld*. We will train yeu I Fo/
more Information call:
LONOWOOO HEALTH CARE
Cell 33»*3»* ter apt.
NURSES/HHA’S/CNA’S
Positions ovailabto for phytl
clans' efflcos/cllnlcs. in« larvlew E:30 to 1:30 and
“ extended to evening! by appt.
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
Hwy. 17-tl
Maitland..............- ..... 7M-S1M
PACKER/LOADER • Of Frown
foods for Rich Food Plan.
Goad benefits, stable com
pany. Non-smokers only.
Apply; X I W .llth St ..Sanlord
PART TIME
Coin laundry A dry cleaner*
need* permanent part lime
attendants to do dry cleaning
and wash/dry fold work. Af
ternoon hours. Will train.
_________Call 373-073*
PART TIME/FUU TIME
★
7AM TO 3 i»P M . FIVE-DAY
P O S IT IO N , R O T A T IN O
WEEKENDS. PREFER EX
PERIENCE WITH RUFFINO
A W AXING FLOORS.
E X C E L L E N T R E N E F IT
PACKAGE. CALL JOAN ATi
★
71— Help Wanted
Call M l-4771
MAIDS
Earn llOO-tlSO/week. Mon.
thru Frl. Need car. 4«3-44*4
MAIDS
Sheratan Orlande N erlb
( formerly Sheraton Maitland)
hat Immediate openings lor
maids) Apply In person. 14 A
Maitland Blvd. Monday thru
Friday, IQAM 3PM.......EOE
M EDICAL ASS'T.. B IC E PTIONIST, X-RAY TECH.,
pleasant, exp'd. 377-1321 for
appt.. resume to; II* W. Hwy.
434. Winter Spot . FI. 337X
NEED A JOB?
Call Olsten Today I
OLSTEN SERVICES
7*4-4771
NEED EXTRA CASHT
Full or port lime, day or
evening shifts. Flexible hours.
Apply In parson:
RUROER KINO
•7* LAKE MARY RLVO.
LAKE MARY. F L 333-OXI
P o sitio n s for T each ers,
Assistants, A Bus Drivers
with qualify Child Cere Can
tors. Exp prelerred. 323Q4U
P A R T TIM E DRIVERS
WANTED Thursdays only. S4
per hour. Apply Inpersen:
Ttw Sanford Auto Auction
3t*S Stef* Road M Eesl
Sanlord. tarn HI 4pm
PART-TIME SALES
Instant income I Work to to IS
hours per week, tarn IlM -f.
E a s y s a l e n e e d e d by
averyon*. Contact Frank or
Ed,.......................... 131-4300
PART-TIME DADYSITTER
Hr*, vary. Mature, reliable
persori. Exp oral. 3333130
PART TIME
Chatrful lady with same
nursing skill to provide extra
care tor nursing home patient.
1 or 4 hrs. dally, preferably
mornings. Reply to : Box F314
c/o Sanlord Herat! P.O. Box
1457. Santord. FI. 17771
•
PEOIATRIC NURSE
Full or pari time. Submit
resume to : P.O. Box 1714
Santord, FI. 37773 1774
PHONE PRO • Home Improve
ments. Experienced. 1PM to
7PM. Groat pay I - .... .771*774
RECEPTIONIST
For pediatric eft Ice. Competi
tive salary. Excellent
benefits. Cell............ 371-ows
REST AREA ATTENDANT
Needed. ’Apply eastbOund 1-4,
bet 4AM 1PM Aik for Rocky
RN
ER, ICU, Mad Surg or psych.
Full tlm# or part time. 1-11 or
11-7 shifts. E very other
weekend off. Competitive sal
ary and benefits. Contact:
West V elvtla Mam tria l Hospital
Ttt W. Plym euth Ave. Defend -
RN
For busy M .D .'s o ffic e .Beginning perl Dm* with full
lime expected by end of year J1
Experience with sterlin g)
I.V.'s necessary. Starting sal-’ ■
ary. W h r. Will train In our'
specialty. Submit resume frfBox 1311, c/o Sanford Herald,!
P.O. Box 1457, Santord. 37771 1■
RN- 7-1shift, pari lime.
Apply In person.
Lakavtow Nursing Center
»l»E .lw d St, Santord
RN- FULL TIMR/DAY SHIFT,)
A RN/LFN FAR T-TIM E
patlltons available! Please'
contact now for Inforvlew:
Hlllhavan Health Car* Center
171-154*............... ..... EOE/H
RNORLPN
Full lima. 3 11 shHt. Charge A
rehabilitative. Experience;
helpful. Excellent working
evt noemn within a superl-f
or rated skilled nursing feclll*
ty. Salary dependent uponr
experience Apply
DERARY MANOR
M N. Hwy. 17A *1, Dehery, FI .
Men. thru Frt.
•AMtot PM. 44*-*474CEO
SALES TECHNICIANS
For chem ical lawn car*
company. Call Peri A-Lawn at
111 *4*0 or apply al 7*01
Stonewall Place....Santord
SALESPERSON
Part time telling traitors and
related pari*. Apply In parson
X N D Trailer Mtg. 3411 South
Orlando Dr.f 17 «r ..-tt»-* i| g ■
I X
K IY E S H INTHE SOUTH
FRP LAMINAT0RS
Hand layup experience a
mutt) Mold building a plus!
Ground lloor opening with
rapid advancement al now
plant In Santord. Call Mr.
Michael at 771 7*71 from 19AM
til aPM, Monday thru Friday.
FUU/PART TIME WAITRESS
Full service asp. needed
Apply at Carle's Italian Res
teurent, 3MIS French Are
GIRL FRDAY
Needed immediately! I Girl
Otlic*. Jeens environment
Good phone personality and
heed tor figures Salary rwg
Cell Judy er Evuce. 177 SIX
t i l CteOIJtJJCyr
Now Hlr
ing Cell 111X 1 «7*<XM Ext
R <177 for currant todsrel list
Grawlng law clry business
located near Lake Mary needs
people lor the loBowing poti
lions Booteeper. Shipping
clerk. Retail salesperson* and
Sate* rep* Call cixiecl
________ 1*04 I N 3717________
HAIRSTYLIST
Taka ever clwntew Full
Ilfs Cell
111 1TX
HAIR STYLIST
Take Over FsSexxlxg
HAIR A RANGERS
n ia sa e/ m u s)
*
• JOBS • JOBS • JOBS)
Excellent Opportunity to earn
extra money without Interfering
with full time work or school.
Permanent part time employees
needed Thursday evenings.
Several Position available
including:
• D rive rs
• C lerical/Data Entry
• S e c u rity
• Title C la rk
A p p ly at
Daytona Auto Dealers
Exchange
1305 Indian Laka Rd.
Daytona Bgach, Fla.
(904) 256-2500 <*2 wool i w ml From ia)|
v\
�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 24, 1969 — OB
K IT N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by U r r y Wright
71— H e lp W a n ted
7 1 -H e lp W anted
PHONE CLERKS- Will train,
bet! IU I in Iown I Call 1AM lo
5PM........................ JJI ru t
TRAINERS
l i t thltt avail
able Our cllentt thuw their
appreciation lor what you do!
Formal training 1 bonus
Call ........................... I l l n i l
.
SAW OPERATORS A
TRUSS ASSEMBLERS
WRECKER DRIVER
' E iperlefK* per ter red Hiring
now for ?nd- thill JPM to
10PM Apply in per ton
LOWE’ S TRUSS PLANT.
,
2*01 Aileron Orel*.
- I Sanford Airport tnd Park I
SAWMAN lor cabinet thop. Ex
• per lent td only need apply
J________Call M l IMP
SECURITY GUARD
Full or part time potltlont
available I Retlreei welcome I
_________ C a lU tlX Il_________
1
Sanford are*, will train. Apply
Altamonte Towing . l i t 0100
Yard Men/Driver Chauffeur'*
licence. e«p preferred, local
co Call HOP 4M t i l l ________
TELEMARKETERS
{ Part llme/full lime potltlont
avuMflblf Carolyn 760 040^__
fLC needs mature companlont
for the elderly. Full/part lima
M i l W1 a r i a M i l
•TRC T
Kitchen A laundry privileged
111*04tie r *04-175-1101
FURNISHED ROOM- Kitchen
lacllltlet available. M l per wk
plut Ml tec. Call Bl1Q44
SANFORD- color TV, wather,
refrigerator, private entrance.
tllperw eekl Call ..Ml *0*4
With minimum of 1 yeart
.verifiable tractor frailer ex
‘ parlance to Irantport cart.
• Mutt be 15 yrt old. depende
ble. with a good driving re
cord Company beneflti In
elude Inturance A vacation
pay. It qualified, application!
now being accepted. Sunbell
Auto Carrier!. *11 Hwy.11 51
‘
PeBery 4014*5 5111
93— R o o m / B o a rd
Heme For Elderly- Loving
Chrlitlan care near town.
Sanford Call............113 TOM
VENDING ROUTE COLLECTOR
Mechanical apt. plot 1 to 14
hrt VSper hour. Call 111 t i l l
97— Apartm ents
Furnished / Rent
WAITRESSES l BARTENDER
Potltlont are open, mutt be
honeit. dependable and hard
•working Apply at 1110 E.SR
*4*.......................... - m i n i
SANFORD • I room efficiency
with private bath. 510/wk plut
tlllta c .. Including utlllllet.
___________M l MO*___________
, WAREHOUSE WORKERS
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
.Full or part lima potltlon.
Good tlartlng salaries Mutt
have own phone A traniporta
lion Call 140 J ill ATS No lee.
I bedroom apartment*. 5115
endup. C a ll............M l 4501
Ef ficiency apt. lor tin gle
perton. ail utlllllet Included. 1
block! from downtown San
lord.................. Call M l Oil*
ASSOCIATED
TEMPORARY
STAFFING
FOR QUIET, SINGLE STORY,
ENERGY EFFICIENT
FURNISHED STUDIOS
407-740-5533
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS
ASSEMBLERS
CALL TODAY
SANFORD COURT APTS
323-3301
Volt Temporary Service! hat
Immediate long/thort term
atilgnmentt Irom Sanlord to
'Maitland Call today, work
.tomorrow!
Veit Temperary Sarvlcet
___________ an-m s
WE WANT an energetic, hard
working perton who It looking
for a carter with a fait
growing company In property
and caiuelty llnet of Inturenct. Inturance World. 1555 S.
French Ave.. Sanlord.
110 lie, prat , but not required
SANFORD • I bdrm., fenced
yard, e ic e lle n t location.
550/wfc plut 5100 tec. M lM *t
SANFORD
1 bdrm., Iireplace, walk lo
town, u tllllle t paid. 555
weekly. M l 5141or *45 4010
I bdrm.. nice area, oil ilreet
parking, util. Included 5150 tec
plutS55/wk............... M l 1154
99— Apartm ents
Unfurnished / Rent
WINDOW CLEANER
Route man. Need own car,
Longwood/Delend area. Sal*
,ry plut car allowance. Call:
_______ Orlando 4M 1040_______
Lake Mary..................JM-45M
MARINER'S VILLAOI
Lk. Ada I bdrm........ .5110 mu
1 bdrm..51*5 mg A up. -Ml 5*10
NEAT -1 bdrm. apt., carpeted,
o p n t r a l H/A, k i t c h e n
equipped. 5140/mo. Avail.
April 1st.................. All 401]
New 1 bdrm. 1 bath, tingle
tlory. Wather/Dryer. minib l l n d t . C o n v e n i e n t to
downtown 5450/mo. Ml 11*1
Part-Woe Demomlgetorgtfor
'tuptrRttrkati, .Central FJ.
are*. Retired Avmomt w»*
comat Sand letteno: Bo« «]OS
POBoe 1*11 Sanlord FI, M ill
. WORKING SUPERVISORS
Exp. In famtonal field. For
Sanlord/Allamonte/Longwood
area*. Work alter 5PM, 1 day*
per week. Peed payl...lll-*«ei
A S T H E O W N EF h ft
O F OUR STO RE IN ^
L A K E M A R Y ’S
O U T S T A N D IN G N E W
F O O D L IO N P L A Z A
• NO INVENTORY REOUIREO
e NO COLLECTION PROBLEMS
e CASH BUSINESS • NO SELLING
e FULL COMPANY TRAINING
CASH REQUIRED: S29.S00 SECURED
1 .0 0 0 -4 4 4 * 0 0 3 1
mam
lifliiiiniiim u
REALTY, INC/
SENIOR SPECIAUI
We list and sell
more properly than
anyone in the Greater
tSanford/Lake Mary area.
323-3301 Eat. 317
SPACIOUS!)
S A N F O R D . F I R S T T I ME
ADVERTISED. Brand new 1
bdrm. S bath ranch style
frame In highly convenient
location near bus. schools and
shopping, Footuros great
room. Ilroplaco, vaulted
callings plut hall bath In
detached garage....... 545.000
1 Bedreamt. 1baths
Rant Starting A lt............... 5405
Q r o v c v ic w V U k s
A p*
M00 Lak* Mary Blvd.
321-0584
SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS
I and 1 bdrm. duplex's trom
5110 par month. Individual
potlot. Ig. pool, lencad play
ground and laundry laclllllat
Excallant location on 11-52
between *14 B Lk. Mary BIvd.
Families Wolcomil...323-2920
103— Houses
Unfurnished / Rent
SANFORD- 1ft. quiet private
country living, C/H/A. appll
ancet. small dan could b* 4th
bdrm.. good schools, clot* to
shopping. Hat water softener.
5415 month. MI-5541 anytime.
1410 MAGNOLIA AVL
UNFURNISHED
1 ft 2 BDRM. APTS.
$100 OFF 1ST MONtHS RENT
CALL TODAY
323-3301 EXT. 214
1 UNFURNISHED STUIDIO
AVAILABLE NOW)
S27»....... ... -.323-3301
101— Houses
Furnished / Rent
19151/s w. 15TH STREET
1 Bdrm., c lo t* to town.
5215/mo 4 5100 damage dep
M11441 anytime after 1PM
103— Houses
Unfurnished /fcent
ATTRACTIVE LAKE HOME
C/H/A, Spacleu* grounds.
Loose rag'd., no pet*. 1M-415*
Cleon 1 bdrm 1 both, double
geroge, fenced. 5515/mo. plut
tec Central H/A 111 1554
DELTONA
1151 Hatting* Ibdrmt., 1 be ,
no pelt. 5150per month 4 toe.
__________ 514 154*_____
HIDDEN LAKE
1/1, appliances, fenced,
bllndt. Rent/Sell/Or Option
t SIS plut 5100 tec 14*55*4
LAKE MARY-CROSSINGS
1 bdrm. 1 both, screened
porch, lemllyroom........ 5150
DORCHESTER APTS
WORK YOUR OWN HOURS!
STENSTROM
MD*petit ter 55 A aver
Studies. 14 Ibdrmt.
Call Kathy tedayt
EXCELLENT LOCATION II
2605100
TRUCK DRIVERS
Im ilH iiln n !lXXt.ft!
Randolph Court Apartments
Corporate Laatat Available
SaeOerOttptoyAdl
510-1100
Attractive, dean room. Private
entrance, maid te r v lc e .
c4S/wk..................... MIAMI
emp/Perm
PERSO N N EL
.
Efficiency. 510/wk 4 dep
Includes utilities DO 0100
93— Room s for Rent
LAKE MARY
1 bdrm. lencad. garage end
appliances.....................5455
260-8800
NEW!
1 bdrm., 1 bath. Can. H/A.
k i t c he n e q u i p p e d wi th
microwave, screened porch
w/oleclrlc shutters. 1 cor
garage w/opener. No pelt
pleato IM50 mo.. 1510deposit.
Day* Ml >45*
Attar hours Ml 5M0
SANFORD AREA RANCH
M acre*, with targe hevta, *
stall bom. A more. 51M5 per
month. Near Geneva. H I 5041
HHNPVM HN
Fast a n d IM IabiB
U ctn sB d -Ft*« EsttmatM
__ _
SSI
105— DuplexT rip le x /R e n t
Claan. I bdrm.. upstair*. I yr.
leas*. S!4/wk. 4 sec 5151) B
Park A v e ................. M l M il
DELUXE DUPLEX
Are you tired of apartment
living*................Call M0-0541
Modern 2 bdrm.. all util, paid
Only *415. Avail. May I Call
now tor detail! MlIBI7
107-M obile
H o m e s/R e n t
2 bdrmt. tvs bath* tumlshad,
water A garbage Included.
5150plus deposit — M l 1511
S POINTS AREAI 1 Bdrm!., IV!
Baths. Spilt Plan. Adults only,
No Pats. 5150 month. M2-S2M
115— Industrial
Rentals
AAA BUSINESS CENTER- New
olfice/whse. 1154' bay with
olllc*5115. t l f l / d l l i t 5354
117— Com m ercial
Rentals
F0RSALE/LEASE
In Sanlord. used car lot, two
bay garage w/llft, sales olllc*.
(Inane* olllco. 10 plut vehicle
capacity....... Great Local Ion1
CailMt-sm
PRIME RETAIL SPACE!
Zoned commercial on busy 11
A 52. Former beauty solan.
5415 mo. plus 5415deposit
Days M17450
Alter hours MI -5100
1.000 Sq. H. warehouse w/otflc*
space. Alto. Otico building
with 1 available offices plus
recaption area. Sanlord
airport area. All or part.
Call HI OW5
121— Condominium
Rentals
BALCONY OVERLOOKS UUEI
New 2 bdrm., 1 bath penthouse. Fireplace,
washer/dryer, pool, tonnls,
booting and titrclM room.
5150par month. IM HM or
MI-4415.........Realtor
Highlands. I bdrm. I bath,
appliances, screened perch,
pool, tonnls. poll view, no pots,
5145 plus deposit....... 45* 4540
LAKE MARY
1 bdrm.. fireplace, screened
porch, pool, tonnls. lakal. .5150
Qualify Wotkl
6 9 5 -70 71
260-8800
Landdearing*
Work tehtlaction guaranteed!
IM *505
days/Ml 111*aval
MJJdajr
Ins. Est. & Room Additions
Remodeling ...407-322-7029
Tandiscaping
BOOUE'S
Free Etllmatet.
New Plentlngt. Pruning.
Mulch BCIeonuo
11151*1
T O P SOI L D E L I V E R E D .
54.S5/VARD. FILL OIRT,
52 50/YARD ...... ...... Ml 4111
Financing Slat* Lk rCRC000*!l
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DOORS. FLOORS, DECKS
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HOMES. OFFICES. STORE! .
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Lawn Service
ALL OOD JOBS No |ob loo b^
or too tmallt Freeettimelet
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Lawn Mow log/Tree Trimming
Memoval-Sodding Sard ng
Fertitiiwg/HeulinB MH45I
TOTAL LAWN CARE
Mew. Edge. A Weed Eating
Light Havkng
Tear Raund Sarvica
Call 11*4m
Cleaning Service
BEECLEANINO
Let me "b u ll" your house
clean!
Coll Ml *151
Residentialar Cawimirctal
Reasonable and Dependable
Free Estimate*
Ml 115*
RITA’SCLEANINOSERVICE
Hemet. Reatelt AOHMetl
lied/tended/laid....54**005
Handy M an
Paintinc
5 AMCO PAINTING
REE 1ST H Y R l EXP
Ml U K
FRANK Barnhart pamtmg A
prettur* cleaning is yrt tip
Ratarancat _______ Ml u*l
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44VRS IN CONSTRUCTION!
R elitedl Smelt tebtt Coll
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JVAPAIRTING CONTRACTORS
LICENSED
HVRS EXP.
FREE ESTIMATES**! lted»4*
Counseling
._. a problem with rai*
onsh.p* We undartland Call
u* or El l ean C* Dtp
euntelmq Center 150 M il
Land clearing
s t e n s t a o m p a in t in g c o
W* tpectatil* n raturbithing
older homes! For a Fra*
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Edime la phona an, l.mel
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M llM OorWH B t 15*5
WANTCO
Pressure Cleaning w<d Pawling
Call Roger. 12) 0045
BACK HOE. Dump truck. Shell
Bush hog Boa fading and
Plump m ISO* a» Ml *111 i
P ap e r H a n gin g
H O M E F A C E L IF T S
Wallpaper, paint, custom
drape*>et and betfwear light
carpantrv
>X> 1*50
AFFORDABLE POOL HOME
Ralax and ktop cool this
summer In your own Inground swimming poool.
L a r g o l ot w i t h t h a d t
trees.good location Beautiful
Sbdrm, 3bath speclout horn*.
Only 557.350
WKEFR0NT
S bdrm. homo on largo lot.
Immaculate and well cared
lor. Living room, dining area,
family room, screened porch,
utility and carport...... .541,500
LIKE NEWI
• yr. old spacious S bdrm. 2
bath on largo lot. Living room,
formal dining, family room,
kitchen, IV) cor garago,
laundry and screened porch. A
buy at...... ................. 551.500
CUSTOM BUILT
Quality S bdrm. S both at
pretty location. Community
water Large living room,
formal dining, lomlly room,
kitchen with custom cabinets
and walk In ctotal In matlar
bdrm. Utility and S car
garage........................S1S.000
Idul Startif or Ritiramtnt
S bdrm, S bath featuring living
room, family room, equipped
kitchen, utility and carport.
Newly pointed............. 511.500
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CASH AVAUAftE NOW
It you sold your homo and took
bock a mortgage. I Drill buy
that mortgage tor CASH.
CALL NOW I Bob *1140 4140
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L A R R Y 'S R O O F R E P A I R S
S p e c ia lt y C a n t ra c t a r, O cc .
Lie 541*15 I C all p i a rt)
Sign Painting
SANLANDO
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Proles atonal signs Any type I
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rep air. Septic tank clea n in g
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Sw im m ing Pool
Service
tea* S W I M M I N O P O O L S M M
W a c e h o u t* clearan ce of new
It O I poofs. 14 It a M ft
com pletely installed In clu d e s
h u g * deck, ledtkrr. fencing,
litter and M im m e r F in a n c in g
a v a ila b le O ther p o o l* a v a il
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Tree Service
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L O W P R I C E S ! M u lc h a n d
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U pholstery
C u sto m upholttary slip co v e rs
c u s h io n * . C o m m e rc ia l ar
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■RANONEWI Fi4ten Center
455 Futteh Street Soalerd
4**tq It. aspendable *«ic * *r
r e t a i l t p o c * . IS X 14
tsorogo/worobouw available.
Move in special t-----5115/m*.
M l-5540
For taoso 4 000 sqar* loot oTUce
t p o c * . Will subdivide.
1.000/2.000 iq tl 45 00 per sq.
It.. SO car porting. Dock
height, at S4S0 Iroquois Ave.
Sanlord Call SIS VSte
PRIME AREA LK. MARY BLVD
P roltStiona I olllc* tor leas* I
H I 15*4 days ar 1510501 eves
SMALL RENTALOFFICiS
Vary reasonable! IS X 14. Far
details call now
MS 4515
4 TOWN INTERSECTION!!
Orange City. Whltparlag
Pines. 15*5 sq. ft BeavMM A
real enable I _.. ...115)15)4
141— Hom es for Sale
ACADEMY MAN0R/SANF0R0
Ibdrm . He bath Financing
available I Call
11**45*
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
•UVINO OR SELLINO IN
THE SANFORD AREA? Call
"THE SPECIALISTS**
Bob Blankante Her or
Euiabeth Frame
The Prudential Ready snowcat*
260-1200 DATS
3224711 EVENINGS
BATEMAN REALTY
Lk Real Estale Brabar
14*5SaalardAve
3214739_______ 321 2257
BRVNHAVEN
BUILDER CLOSEOUT!
1 model homes. HI 1 bdrm . 2
both, w'fplt Builder pert
closing costs frtm 141.500
*01 114 5400. Gary H* lay.
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
DELTONA
Non qualifying Mortgages
Own*! Financing
>« 0001*511000Down
MAKEDACORP---*0/5140151
k i
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INCOME PRODUCING PRO
PERTY! 4 rental unlltl One 1
bdrm.. A throe I bdrm. unlit
on comer loll Assumable, no
qualify w/5*.HO down I..511.HO
COUNTRY HOME I IM ■ 141 tt.
lencad loti Huge oak trees I
Good Investment property I
Presently rented I Assume, no
quelllyl Coll lor dotollsl
541.000
W ENEBO LiniNO SI
323-5774
DEUUID EXECUTIVE HOME
S Story , 4 Bdrmt . IV) Be .
pool, l e c u t il, extra
work shop/geroge on 1 acre In
south Deland. Many extras.
5151.000. Assumable k tl Will
consider waterfront property
In trad*. C*H5b5-HA4»U
APT. 1/1, + 1fiery......545.100
LARRY MERMAN. BROKER
110-41SA..... ■*(!■ brt-..... IMAMS
FOR SAURY OWNER
Super nice 1 bdrmt.. 1 be .
appliances. Ig* comer lot. 2
car oar ego. extras galore I
Quiet ratio, neighborhood
Reduced
lot 541,500. Call
alter 4PM,...... ........ 44**055
_________ N* brokers!_________
Sanlor Cl Rian Discount
127— Office Rentals
BUSH HOC/BACK HOE
H I — Hom es for Sale
1 bdrm.. 1bath. SCOpar mo.
Call M l 1151 tor appt.
2 bdrm, 1 bath, separate dining
room, washer/dryer, celling
Ians, 4 pool 5415/mo M l 1141
Additions ft
Remodeling
B.L LINK CONST.
141 — Homes for Sale
BY OWNER
OSTEEN
$150,000 PLUS!
Earn a tie figure Income In
i m with etlablldred national
company In eeplotlve In
dutlry. Opening new ofllcct
locally. For more Info . call
_________ 401 114 1111_________
1 month eld bey with bubbly
pertanallty tttb ln g
grandmother type te provide
left el T.L.C. white parent!
u Call.......... .... ill- t in
141— Hom es for Sale
99— Apartm ents
Unfurnished / Rent
FORECLOSURE
Makes this S bdrm. ham*
available below appraisall
Completely remodeled, now
root. Reduced to 5404)01 111
Hayes SI. Santord-AtS4llS
GOVT REPO RESALES!
Dtrect VA C a iputar HaaAup
SINCE 1WI
BOBM 6ALL. JR.P-A..C.SM
LAKE MARY REALTY
___________ M14III___________
Oreat Starter ar Retirement
S/l. S y r t . ol d. t S . i i i
dn /assume, or teas* option
554,500 ................ M l 4QM
CR0VEVIEW
55.000 down, astern* FMA. no
quality. 1 bdrm. S both,
eat In kitchen, o v a r t l l *
mastartutt* ..... ....... *11.500
Realtor. 5500100 <r *005401
HANDY MAN'S tPBCIALI - 4
bdrm. 1 baths, owe S.000 sq
N SStory.................. 555400
Coll Fred ar Colby
Rernei Unlimited .....ISO HO#
HIOOEN LAKES
4/1. 55400 down, assume no
quality mortgage Immed^te
possession, I 505 0051/41011*4
f Bevatly 41
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MMMS
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NSEOKD . ACNCAOII
407 7404500
R F / V IK K unlimited me
ASSUME, NO QUAUFYI
I h S mtg Zoned multi
lomlly. Ibdrm wilts detached
garage Possibly mull! urvl
Extra income I Murry I 551400
LINDA A RED MORGAN
323-5188
260-2000
LAKE MARY •SANFORD
LAKEFRONT. )/S. lomlly
room. Iirepioce. large lot.
goad schaatt. au u m no quaI
Tty Law. law doeei'll Asking
UO Gael
LOCH ARBOR. OVERLOOKS
LAKE AND GOLF COURSE.
Lovely 4 bdrm. 2 bath Has I
bdrm studio collage attached
Large beautifully landscaped
lawns. It's hard to describe a
horn* at nice at this. You'll
love III..................... 5145.500
LONOWOOD. ON ONE BIO
ACREI Custom built lakalront
home with 1 bdrmt. 2 baths
Larga f amily room, big
motlar bdrm Screened patio
A very good llshlng....5145.500
SANFORD. SWIM IN YOUR
OWN POOL al this nlc* 4
bdrmt. 2 bath In qulat area
Large lot. Ideal lor children
Many, many other features
you will truly on|oy. Fantastic
condition.................. 545.500
SANFORDI E X T R A NICE
CUSTOM built 1 bdrm on big
corner lot Equipped kitchen,
carport, lots ol nice cypress
wood plut cedar lined closets
You'll be pleasantly surprised
To tee ll call us.......... 151.500
SANFORD. N E W L Y R E
MODELED 1 bdrm. 1 bath
with troth new look. Kitchen
has pretty cabinets and all
appliances Including pantry
Equipped utility room, new
carpet, family room, walk In
closets, energy efficient win
dowt. home warranty. Great
buy at...................... *41.500
SANFORD. YOU CAN ASSUME
MORTGAGE oi, this almost
new professionally landscaped
custom built 2 bdrm. S bath on
beautiful wood let In Loch
Arbor. Large healed pool, tpe,
fireplace. Irrigation system
end lance end much, much
more. Near schools end alto
near shopping........... 5115.500
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VETERANS!
NO DOWN PAYMENT!
At little as 5500 total move in
cost will help buy you and
your lamlly a new or pro
owned 1 bdrm. horn* with a
monthly payment os low os
5450. Call today to confirm It
you quality I
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*• •#•••* » N*M|* . V I« *W-f^ee-
Call Ar| Titnr
321-2720
322-2420
2545 Park Dr., Sanlord
441W. Lake Mary Bl. Lk. Mary
The Oaks In Sanlord. 1
bdrmt. 1 lull baths, utility
room or third bed-oom, tennis
court, swimming pool Sal*
neighborhood! SID.000 MUST
SEEI M l 4415 or Evas 4
weekends
--- - Ml 5544
USS THAN $2500 CASH
41! Ml 54IS
INCLUDING CLOSINO COST
1 A 4 bdrm homes in Sanlord.
Deltona. DeBary, Lak* Mary.
Longwood A Al tamonte
Springs For selection call:
PAULOSBORNE
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
111-4144
LONGWOOD
Lakalront. all cedar 1 tlory.
Ilk* new. 1 bdrm 1 bath Near
Lak* Mary High School.
WALLACE CRESSREALTY
___________ MI-4511___________
PARK RIDGE BY OWNER
1 bdrmt. 1 ba . C/H/A. den
w/tlreplece. screened porch
w/spa. sprinklers. Priv.
fenced backyard. ma|or ap
pi lances. 514.500. a i l M1-1M4
PLENTY OF ROOM!
For 4 boat and RV on this
large shaded lot. Bright A
cheerful 1 bdrm. home with
la m lly room A small
workshop! Only!.........554.000
MARV TOBIN
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
774-9400 w 322-7886
SANDALWOOD VILLAS
By owner. 2 bdrm., 1 ba..
Condo Pool. Club house A
many extras......Ml 4545
SANFORD • 1410 Holly Ava .
Like naw I 555.000. 2/1. dan.
lencad. Can H/A,...... Ml 451*
Sanlord. will sail completely
lurnlthedl 1 bdrm., all appli
ances. fenced yard. util. room,
storage shed. Air, 514.000 1*10
Summerlin, Ml W t_________
SMALL HOME ON 1 LOTSI In
NW Sem County. Good In
vestment property! 110-4144
SNOWBIRDS!
Save winter rentsl Buy lovely
duplex I Choice, secure loco
lion. 541.500 Aba. 2 bdrm
lakalront............ ...... 551.000
Harold Hall Realty, 150-1544
SPACIOUS MAYFAIR HOME!
This 1 bdrm., 1W bath on 1 lots
has to much lo o l l a r l
Fireplace. Ig. aal In kitchen,
p l u t many m o r e g r e a t
laaturesl Must Seal ....*115.500
Call Salma Williams 1M-I541
CALL BART
REAL ESTATE
REALTOR
Ml 1454
ST. KWN’S RIVER
2 acres with 1 bdrm. 2 bath
houta. Concrete seawall with
s i d e w a l k , dock, pool ,
workshop storage building.
Zoned A 1.5300.0001444 4MO
1 bdrm, y- baths, central H/A,
1115 0*1 Iona Blvd (Across
street from bank, restaurant
A supermarket! Larga shaded
tot. Good terms 551.000 For
appotntmonl coll B l 1151
415 SAN CARLOS AVENUE
Sanlord. by owner 1/1 on IV)
Lotsl M l 1115Of MI-1144
55.504 DOWNI
Termtl No
Quelllyl Low Poymonl i l
Hugo carport A garago. tolar,
trees, ] bdrm . 1 bath. 555.500
_________ Call M l 1D1_________
Industrial lots. I acre, ready lo
permit Bargain at 545.400.
Clot* In al Five Point* Con
tact Charlie or Rich
Southeastern Investment Pro
•riles, Inc., Haaltar
415 44*0
SPACIOUS older home In quiet
residential area 1 patios,
privacy lencad beck yard, a
must see. ottered at H I.500
Call Marmta Carll
Ml 1*51
A L L F L A Y AND L I T T L E
WORK makes this unique
palkj home so special Ibdrm.
ID bath, custom lied horn*
Otfaiadal ........
5115*00
Call Marini* Carll
Ml 1501
CLOSE TO SCHOOL, new 1
bdrm 1 bath horn* feature*
i i I -I n ki t c he n,
(.replace
*41.500
Call Marnlla Carll ter easy
Ml m l
CLUB AMENITIES makes mi*
a parted lamlly horn* 1
bdrm I balk*, larga lamlly
room, privacy lanced 541.500
Call Marmta Carll
Ml >**>
Lake Mary
Eagle Creek
Estates
E lacuBv# cualom U n it
hom es on 1 s acre lot*
Coming Soon
Lots For Sale
BMutful woodod lots In
Ovtwdo, naw
dgvgiopmont
Offlce/Retell
Space Available
a x ce ta rd locatonM cornui
P a rk A va t 2 S fi S t tott
o l parking, rp roven on*
undw w ay. knptoyam onw
to »ud la n a n t laaaa
roqunod C a l lor mo*o
astor m ason
E N E R a y
H Z A L T l)
33 1 -6 4 6 4 / 3 3 0 -0 0 4 1
SANFORD
City building lol. Ireetl Owner
Financing!
51.000
P0RZIG REALTY, INC.
155— Condominiums
Co-Op / Sale
ELEGANT)
2 bdrm. 2 bath penthouse
suite. Vaulted celling, sky
light, washer, dryer, screened
patio Overlooks garden, pool,
lacunl A tennis court 554.000
Byxppnl only Evet. 1114144
Highlands! 51.000 putt you Into
Immaculate 1 bdrm. i's bath
t o w n h o u s e on o p t i o n
5455/monlh/dlKOunl No quel
Hying, owner financing All
appliances Including washer
and dryer Amenities galore
Investors Realty *15-5*14
* * * * * * *
FREE WEEKLY UST ol pro
party "lor tale by owner" Coll
Hotp-U-Soll Broker...... 1151)11
BEAUTIFUL lakalront horn*,
first time otter Swim, ski or
en|oy beautiful sunsets on big
Lake Mary Irom your privet*
beach or living room 5 bdrm.
1bath ottered
5155.500
Call Marislta Card
Ml 1*51
ERA-STENSTROM REALTY
OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
Wooded loll River access
55400 each No money down.
545 41 monthly Owner
1504)114 4515 Or (5041 51? 1415
147— Industrial
Prope r ly / S a lt
DANIEL ft
WOHLWENDER
REALTY INC
GENEVA AREA
FIVE ACRES. ItlOH A DRV
Zoned A I Super conventional
or mobile home site I Moctet
OK I2S.000 Call 122 7470 or
121 7720 Anytime
LAND. HOMES.COND05
Centrtm Of Fla. REALTORS
114 11*4 a r lll 4005
Large doubt* lot home features
large lamlly roam, lots ol
trees and great location 1 A
must seal......... Only 45.500
Alan Jehntan.Ra/Max Unltmlt
M l 4142.........or
...... 140 2000
Call Toll-ffw 1-800-323-3720
i_■; ft
S Z 7
153— AcreageLot«/Sale
149— Com m ercial
Property / S a l t aUVINO OR SELLINO! COM:
Becky Coarsen. CCIMI
Re/Max 144n. realty
41*4110
C O M M E R C I A L SI T E By
owner, ollice. greenhouse,
storage, perking, super loco
lion. 100 It tl Infringe 25 Ns
St. Nursery__________ Ml M il
Grouty Ston/Doli
Good gross, turteey opera
lion, must tell due to health
5115.000 Including reel estate
(terms! M l 4104 Leave mesg
SEMINOLE CHURCH
Seels 415 with 100car perking
Lowdownparmenllll
Call
REAL ESTATE QNEI 411 lte*
151 — Investment
P rope rty/ S a le
PARTNERS DISAGREE
Long*ooii moftli* horn# Wft
All impfpy menU E actlienf
prof ft pilonUftt
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SMALL HOME ON I LOTH In
NW S#m Covwtf Good
sHimeri propwrty • )M IM f
157— Mobile
H o m e s /S a le
PREOWNED HOMES
AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
TO QUALIFIED BUYER
14x10 Ibdrm .Ibath 511.500
11x40 Ibdrm . I bath *10 500
11x5* Ibdrm. I bath *5.500
14x40 Ibdrm .Ibath .515.500
12x40 Ibdrm . I bath *11.*00
All tel up In Mobil* Horn* Park
Oregary Mobile Names
3235200
181— Appliances
/ Furniture
BEDS-BEDS-BEDS
The factory outlet store for
Simmons. Seely A Sprmgalr.
AM new factory Inds and clot*
outs Complete with warranty.
Twin Sat .tlSOuaen Sat 551*
Full Sal .5*5 King Sal 5150
Casselberry ............. 14*4*41
aCLOTHESORYER*
Wiiarri Citation. 510 Ntede
element Call M l 4115avet or
________ Ml 5*40 days_________
Country styl* tala A swivel
rocker. 5150 Matching and
tables. 515 1 Lamps. 544 Mini
condition Call..........Ml 4141
* DINING ROOM TAR LI •
With Halt and 4 chairs Goad
condition. *55. Call before
5PM
.....................IM 0405
a DIR ECTOR'S OECK*
CHAIR
12). Cost 540. tall far 511
Naw......................... M l 4544
DRYER
E lactrie. Whlta. He*vy Dufy.
Larga Capacity, 5115,145 5745
H0TP0INT REFRIGERATOR
11 cu. In., Sid*' by side.
alistandl 5m*.afdl 555 1*51
•KROEHLERLOUNOE*
CHAIR
Like naw 555 Call Ml 5110
LARRY'S MART. 215 Sanlord
Av*. New Used furn A ape I
Buy/Sall/Trade .... Ml 4IM
aPEDII TAL STYLE*
TABLE
Formica wlh chroma. ] ff a 1
fl Priced right at U a* Call
___________ MI-4111___________
• REFRIOERATOR *
I) cu In. Avocado, good can
dlflon. *100 Cash and total
115 5451 after 5 MPM
alECTIONAL COUCH*
Four places, brown. In good
condition 515 Cell Cindy
aSWIVELROCKER*
Matching beige alt*. *11
__________ Ml 1>»__________
aTWINSINOLEBED*
Includes frame Seers O
Pedlc Clean 515 Can move
________Call IM *11*_________
WASHERS AND DRYERS
Extra claanl 5*0 51501
Call Buddy 110 *111
1*3— Television/
Radio /Jtareo
Good Used T V S ilt and up
MILLERS
1415Orlando Dr
Ml 0)51
117— Sporting Goods
OUN. KNIFE
ANO MILITARY SHOW
Bey.. 5*11. Trad*
Orlande. March 15 and Ml
Can FI Fairgrounds (west
Hwy 541 Central Ftortdat
largest showi Friday preview.
5 5PM <51 401 Saturday. *5.
Sunday. * 4PM 151 Hi Under
II. Free with parents' Free
parsing! A.r candrlwrwdt See
you end yeur lemilylttl!
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PRIITOOOOOHOM E
Large whlta. neutered. da
clewed.) year* eld. Call
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BRIDGES ANTIQUE MALL
Open Monday Saturday. 10 S
Hwy at. He mllaa E. ot l a
Sanford................... 13)7*01
Antlquaa. Glassware
Furniture A Collacllblaa
Auctiona on Thurv at 7pm
BRIDGES AND SON
Auction every Thursday 7 PM
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Drumn Barrall dolly. Coal *1*0
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travel trailer, ileepa t. new
upholstery A carpel. S'.tM
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213— Auctions
200— Registered Pets
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241— Recreational
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333 *010 *AM to 3PM
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17 ft. open bow. 140 HP
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81st Year, No. 200 — Sanlord, Florida
School
rezoning
approved
BRIEFS
Hazardous Waste Sites
SlalM
Told »iit»
New Je rs e y
P en n sy lva n ia
Board makes no changes
to superintendent’s plan
M ich ig an
N ew York
Califo rnia
M inn eso ta
By VICKI DeSORMIER
Herald stall writer
Florida
W is c o n s in
O h io
Indiana
Stfwrt*. Th#WoodAlmanac
NlAORAPMCt
Toxic report ‘startling’
WASHINGTON — Industry spewed ul least
22.5 billion pounds of toxic and cancer-causing
chemicals Into the nation s air. land and water
In 1987, the government said Wednesday in an
,unprecedented r c jM r r t that ofllclals called "starIn releasing the first nationwide summary or
toxic emissions, a top Environmental Protection
Agency official said the enormous amount of
chemicals released was “ unacceptably high”
and that the report underlined the need for
Industry to reduce toxic pollution.
.Worse. EPA officials said the figure or 22.5
billion pounds undoubtedly underestimates the
actual amount of toxic materials released, since
the report does cover all chemicals nor does It
Include emissions from smaller companies and
certain Industries.
Abbie Hoffman dead at 52
SOLEUUKY TOWNSHIP. Pa. - Abide Hof(man. a colorful leader of tin- 1960s anti war
movement wlm later hid seven years as a
fugitive for cocaine trafficking, was found dead
al his home at age 52. Authorities said they
suspected no foul play hut ordered an autopsy
Thursday.
HofTman. the Yipple leader wlm stood trial In
the politically elurged Chicago Seven case, was
found dead by his landlord Wednesday night of
upuurently natural causes In Ids apartment 25
mites north orPIUlMdrlphla. •
Herald Photos by Nob Aitovtch
Betty Zink of Sanford lights a memorial candle for the ceremony.
- it
From United Press International reports
a solem n o c c a s io n for m any
INSIDE
By LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
□ W o r ld
Soviet ships attacked
MOSCOW — Two helicopters bearing Syrian
Identification marking launrlicd a ren-ket attack
on two Soviet ships oil the Syrian coast,
wounding seven sailors and eausinu major
damage to one ol the vessels, the army dully Red
Star reported today.
In a hrlel rcjrort on an Inside page. the
newspaper said the Incident occurred about 10
a.m. Tuesday near the Syrian port ol Tartus.
where the Soviets maintain naval tactllttcs.
Diplomats In Moscow said die attack may
have been a ease of mistaken identity.
S « « Pag* 5A
□ S p o rts
Oviedo outlasts Seminole
SANFORD — there may liavc been heller
outings for Junior pitcher Gn-gg Twiggs ibis
season, tun none more memorable In the r yes ol
Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell Ilian Wednesday
night’s masterpiece.
Twiggs. risked tor three inns In ilie llrsi
lunliifS. racked np nine strikeouts to propel the
Clous (10-12. 4-5) to a 5-4 victory over Scmtnolr
(H-9. 3-5) In a Seminole Athletic Conference
baseball contest In-fore lot wind chilled Ians at
Sanford Memorial Stadium
S a a P a g * IB
Delinquent tax list inside
Today's issue carries a special 2H-pagr
section which lists the delinquent property
taxes for Seminole County.
INDEX
B r ld g s ............................ 4B
C l a s s i f i e d * .................. 6B
C o m i c s ..........................4B
C r o s s w o r d .................. 4B
D e a r A b b y ....................3B
D e a t h s ........................... 5A
E d i t o r i a l........................4 A
F l o r i d a ..........................2A
H o r o s c o p e .................. 3B
P e o p l e ...........................3B
P o l i c e ............................3A
S p o r t s ........................... 1g
T e l e v i s io n ................... SB
W e a t h e r ........................2A
Cloudy and warmer today
f loudv skies lodav
u itb a high ol m i and
a 40 |k*i 4cut 4b.1114e
ol .illeiUiKill show its
IH ii i Hh t w ill h r
p.utlv eloudx with a
low III tile low tiOs
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pattIv i louilv wnil a
high lit I lit- low lo
mul nils
SANFORD — The blue lights that followed
ii marching group down Park Avenue last
night weren't Mashing to mark a crime scene.
The lights of police and sheriff cruisers from
across Seminole County flashed In memory of
lives lost or hurt by crime.
The march from Centennial Park to the
Courthouse was the third annual observance
ol National Victims Rights Week In Seminole
County.
Sandy Brown spoke to the group ol about
125 people In Ironi of the courthouse. The
3 1-year-old Pinellas County woman told the
group she had been sexually assaulted by her
brother as a child, her sister was raped at
knifepoint, and her father was brutally
murdered less than one year before site found
Iter mu le dead at Iter birthday party.
"After the murder. I began io see t*:j
Inadequacies ol the system and its failure to
address victim needs." she said.
Brown, who heads Bridgewater Ministries
for victim advocacy, applauded the state ol
See Event. Page 5 A
Eight-year-old Matt Williams ot Sanford
observes a moment ol silence
SANFORD — The Seminole County School Board
approved without change a re/ouing plan lor
district middle and high schools.
Four people apprenred at the meeting to object to
the plan.
The approved plan, presented try school Supt.
Robert Hughes after months of deliberation and
public hearings, will move 284 eighth graders and
150 middle school students lo new schools In the
fall.
Now that the new attendance zones have been
approved. Jack Hclslcr. director o f secondary
education, will hand util a memo to all students
advising them of what school they will be attending
during the next school year.
During the meeting. Carol Ferry, of Winter
Springs, said a small number of students from the
Sunrise. Amherst and Lafayette Forest subdivisions
will he sent lo Lake Howell High School while the
rest of their classes will Ire sent to Oviedo High
School under the new zoning boundaries.
Sixteen of those students, who are In eighth grade
Hits year, will be separated from their peers next
year, as will 1 1 of next year's eighth graders.
Many families In the three subdivisions already
have children at Oviedo High School. Ferry argued
that the placement of one child ul Oviedo and
another at Lake Howell would disrupt the family
unit. Fccry quoted psychologist Dr. Howard
Johnson In saying that disrupting the support
group which ehlldien form In mlikllr school will
effect their success as adults.
Becky Woolcry. of Oviedo, argued that the
number of students going to Lake Howell High
School from Jackson Heights was too small to
cause a problem II they were to Im- placed at Oviedo
Instead.
Board member Fat Telson said s ir had contacted
Oviedo principal Charles Webb and he had assured
her there would Ik - no problem accomodating the
additional few students.
Hughes said new development and rapid growth
made It Imperative that they stick try the guidelines
as advertised.
"I'm talking about children's needs here, not
development." she said. "Children have to tie with
their peers."
Board member .hsu-ph Williams pointed mil that
If the plan was amended. II would need to be
readvertised and a vote would he |(isi|Mined lor al
least 30 days.
"W e're at the elexvnth hour." he said. "We won't
have time lo notify students ol changes it we wall
much longer."
Telson made a motion that H r plans be amended
lo allow all Jackson Heights students go to Oviedo
Member Nancy Warren seconded the motion, tail
the other members voted lo aeeepl the recom
mended lines lor high school re/onlng and reject
Telson's motion
.Judy Williams and William Royster. Ikii Ii ot
Sanlord. representing the Sanford laical Schooi
Action Committer (LSAt'l. said tiny had seen the
Ixiurd listen hoi lake no union to put more students
at Liikeview Middle ScIiimiI when II had been
Ideulllled us bring -MX) students tiiuk-r eapaelty.
"Fulling more students In Lakevlew Middle
School (Instead ol leallgnlng the district) Is a cost
••licetlee solution lo overcrowding." said Williams
"The reznning is not m the la st Interest of the
district "
See Kezonlng, Page 3A
Lake Mary residents offer alternative
funding ideas for beautification plan
By SANDRA BOUCHAHINE
Herald staF writer
t.AKC MARY — Several citizens Iasi night
suggested allernallve binding lor the lutkc Mary
Boulevard tM-autltlraHon plan oilier than a one
|Miim voted Has tax recommended liv eouiitv
eommissloiiers
Many hnuienuiui s assrH'iatinn nprev-mutixes
s|Mike III sup|Mitt ol ihe S3 7 million plan lo line
the ttoulcvard unh live oak ire«-s. burx uiiliiv
Inn s and uv oilier si.md.iids lo improve the
a p |H .11.1111 e ol i In- roadway as it is I k i i i h widened
I hey als4i said they would vole lor the one penny
Has la\ and dial die l.aki Mary txrulcvaid plan
shoulil Ih die siaiid.iiit tor all i ininiy roadh
l.vnn Cawietne ol Winter Park's Fast brook
Homeowner s Ass4H iailon suggested a 2 (H-reeiii
s»des lax no all IimhI and iM'vrraHes sold in
Seiiiiiiole l oonlv restaurant* Cbaliman ot die
Boulevard Commidee Randall Morris read die
Ir llei w run n hv l.avvlent e who said die sales lax
i unlit I h i onsideri tl a 'usi t Irieudly lax
Caw icm i s.ml dial volets m.iv I k - suspir inns n|
a gas lax il lllev don I know how || will Ik - used
stir said sill learned dial OrailHe Couillv has
rats, d . i Im iiii $900 million through die kind ot lax
sin siiHH''sied
II we Jusl did a rpiartei ol ihat sin s.m)
Carrv I.in as a l.aki Marx Bniilevatil proper! x
owner wlm I m longs in a group eoueeined .i Ikhii
I tle cost ol III! plan suggested that dll
hoiiusiwrn i s .iss. k latnnis ask thru |N-np|i- in
pledHe a small s u m ol $5 pci person
“ Sniiu max inn e v e n lix•- alonn do- Ixiu leva id ”
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la tgt si sban ol a m la x dial w ould be passed
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il should be i teat nn tin ballot th.it il is inr
I m-.i i i IIII i atlnn nlh etwisr il lliav nol pass
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sanl Adolph III l HI ol Saiisahlo Shores
lloiucow net s .\ssim i.iliou on Hi d Biih Road
John hlls nl Unwell Cnxi limni nw net s
A ssih I.lllnll said \\ I dull I let I vnil It HolllH l<»
have a problem w till do ga* tax il von g. i jH-opb
inlorined
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staud.ild hii all i uiiniv roads
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excellen t
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s eem s In I k - la llesl and briMilest iisi tax
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Angry Gardner stalls
reorganization plan
U n ite d P re s s In te r n a t io n a l
1'AI.LAHASSKK
A nmgam/aiion plan
lot Hit si.m- s |m-i sound agrin v was stalled m
a Senate lommlllee Wednesday by Sen W
W "Hud (■.mini i who was angry Ik-i .uise
tbe ugciirx siop|K-d Ii IhIiw .ix mamienain iworkers Itom Helling uniiorms
1iurdllrr lepri si-ills Seminole * omiiy
I lie Senate ( <o\eriimi-ui.il Operations
Commltlrc delayed a vole mild a subsequent
turning on On nlalivclv o'IS. mi- bill to
4ii .in- Hsu new divisions within tin Depart
im ul ot Aduunisii.ilion
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ST. PETERSBURG - The
number o f dead fish that have
b e e n w a s h in g up b y th e
thousands on Pinellas County
beaches this week appeared to
subside Wednesday, helping res
idents breathe a little easier.
A recent outbreak o f red tide
has been killing fish horn 10 to
. 40 miles offshore and winds
have been pushing the animals
onto beaches, state marine
biologist said.
In „ high concentrations, red
tide, a marine microorganism
that produces a toxin fatal to
fish, turns water a murky red.
When the organisms are washed
ashore and become airborne
Neighbor charged In family slaying
TAM PA — A neighbor was charged Wednesday with killing a
young couple, their two children nnd the woman’* unborn
child in the family's home, police aald Wednesday.
Newton Carlton Slawaon. 34, was charged with four counts
o f first-degree murder and one count of manslaughter, which
applied to the killing or the 8-month-old fetus, police
spokesman Wiley Howell aald,
~
' _ t about in hour
was being held without ball,
w um handgun and a 6-inch folding
werefoUnd in Slawaon’a car.
"Both weapons were used In the homicides." Howell aald.
“ He did admit to the killings, but we do not have a motive y e t "
The carnage* described by police ss "very gruesome," was
discovered In the east Tampa home o f Gerald A. Wood, 33, and
Peggy Williams Wood, 21. i t 9:50 p.m; Tuesday. T h e 'filh e t
andl the
th< two children, Jennifer
‘
- -Lynn.
•• 4. and Glendon Matthew,
3. died In the home. Mrs. Wood, who was eight months
pregnant, died Wednesday morning at Tampa Oeneral
TALLAHASSEE — The Senate Committee on Community
AfTalra unanimously approved a "truth In taxation" proposal
Wednesday Intended to prevent the Legislature from farcing
costly programs on loest taxpayers.
The proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution (8JR
35) would require a.three-quarters vote o f the House and
Senate to Impose new responsibilities on city and county
governments unless lawmakers also provide the money;
"It's truth In taxation." aald Sen. Fred Dudley, R-Fort Myers,
the sponsor.
Some committee members estimated that 90 percent o f such
"mandates" approved by the lawmakers are not controversial
and will continue to sail through the Legislature by huge
majorities.
"It’s the other 10 percent. These ore the ones we think we'll
be able to alleviate the debate on, and we'll have to get funding
or a three-fourths vote;" said Mike Slttlg, lobbyist for the
Florida League o f Cities.
The proposal faces hearings before the Finance and Taxation
and the Rules committees before it may be taken up by the full
Senate. A similar proposal la pending In the House.
The proposed amendment would appear on the November
1990 ballot If approved by two-thirds majorities in the House
and Senate.
TALLAHASSEE - A Senate
committee voted Wednesday to
make state agencies consider
equal representation o f men and
women on regulatory boards,
but declined to mandate gender
The Government Operations
C o m m it t e e a d o p t e d an
amendment by Sen. Winston
"B u d " Gardner, D-Tltusvllle,
relaxing the requirement to a
"policy statement" o f equal rep
resentation. It would not be
legally binding on the governor
or other state officers appointing
various government boards.
alter they are dried by the sun.
they can cause minor respiratory
Irritation to beach goers.
"It seems to have eased back."
aald VI Stewart, spokeswoman
for the state Marine Research
Lab. "There aren’t as many dead
fish and there doesn’t seem to be
as much Irritation (suffered by
beach goers)."
Elaine Lawson, administrative
assistant at the Indian Rocks
Beach Police Department, aald
the stench o f dead fish was not
as strong Wednesday as It had
been earlier In the week.
"It’s not nearly as smelly as it
has been." Lawson aald. "1
notice that when 1 came across
the causeway to come to work."
State biologists believe a cold
front that moved down the state
Monday night and Tuesday
caused wind shifts that pushed
the dead fish Into the Gulf of
Mexico, Stewart said.
Scores of work crews were on
the beaches earlier In the week.
Gardner’s amendment passed
after committee members were
told mandating gender balance
on many panels would be very
difficult If not impossible, to
achieve.
Sen, Carrie Meek. D-Miami.
reluctantly accepted the change
in her bill (SB 206), which would
have required all statutorily
created governing boards to be
evenly composed o f men and
women. The change would not
have applied to elected boards,
like the state Cabinet, but to
hundreds o f licensing and poli
cy-making panels.
"Women make up about 55
percent o f Florida's population," committee that her department
Meek aald. "But women make opposed the bill because there
up only about 15 percent o f the may not be enough women to fill
membership o f these boards. .the posts.
That means women are under
For example, there are only
represented on these policy
tw o w om en e lec tric a l con
making boards.”
tractors In the state, but that
She also said the women that
Meek's bill would require four on
are appointed to various panels the Board o f Electrical Con
are usually named to library
tractors.
boards or advisory committees
She said there are no women
without much real power.
"T h ey might make decisions, harbor pilots In Florida, but that
but they aren't the heavy de the licensing board for that
cisions that shape public poli profession would need some. By
contrast, Yeager said 95 percent
cy,” Meek said.
Allison Yeager. legislative liai o f all occupational therapists are
son for the Department of Pro women and that It would be
fessional Regulation, told the hard to find men for their board.
C o u n s e l o r s e n d o r s e b e e r ta x
TALLAHASSEE - Drug and
alcohol abuse counselors from
a ro u n d th e a ta te u rg e d
legislators Wednesday to Ipcrease the tax on a bottle o f beer
3 cents to raise shout $80
mlllloci s year for local programs
W athM lI to bo Quotafton’t successor
TALLAHASSEE — Rep. T.K. WCtherell. D-Daytona Beach,
selected successor to House Speaker Tom
Wednesday by a unanimous vote o
of"
f the House Democratic
'datifeuaj
W eth ercll, currently the Approprlationa Com m ittee
chairman, was slated .to become House speaker
spea
In November
1990. Wethercll, who aald he had not yet chosen a speaker pro
tempore, will oversee the 'reapporUonment o f the House
following the 1990census.
The Democrats also passed s rule prohibiting the election of
more than two years in advance. In recent years some
* P i,*9i'hl^gpade*iatTip ppff
John Daigle. director o f the
Florida Alcol
Ucohd and Drug Abuse
Association, aald about 250
counselors traveled to the Capltolto
id the day lobbying for
The ,bill would raise the tax on
beer from148
< l cents
cent a gallon to 04
cents a gallon, and from six
cents a pint to eight cents a pint
If paaaed directly on to con
i
turners. it
It would mean
a two
cent Increase In the price of s
beer purchased In a bar and a 12
cent Increase on the price o f a
six-pack.
BUI sponsor Rep. David Troxler, R-Jackaonvitle, aald the tax
would raise between $80 and
$65 million a year, money that
would be spent solely on drug
jJ ^ ^ ^ b S a t& n
"W e
Krtous Hbout working on
demand aide o f the alcohol and
drug problem." Daigle aald.
every House speaker since Reconstruction.
Sovtett visit missile sifts
CAPE CANAVERAL — A 10-member Soviet Inspection team
visited the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Wednesday to
verify U.8. compliance with a treaty outlawing intermediate*
range Pershing 3 missiles.
The Soviets landed at Patrick Air Force Base about ltlB p.m.
EDT to begin a limited tour o f an abandoned Pershing 3 launch
site at the nearby Air Force station, where Americana were Aral
launched Into apace In the 1900a.
The base, adjacent to the Kennedy Space Center shuttle
base, was a prime teat site" "for the
” $3.5 mill!
million Pershing 3
missile, outlawed under the 1988 Intermediate Nuclear Forces
Treaty.
"W e’re finding the consumers
o f b eer even su p port th is
measure," Troxler said. "They
know we are reaching a atate of
Miss FSU
relinquishes
her crown
crisis (In alcohol and drug
abuse)."
T railer noted the tax would
hit only those who drink beer
and would be largely paid by the
heavy drinkers who are most
likely to someday require alcohol
rehabilitation.
Troxler aald he has not dis
cussed the bill with Gov. Bob
Martlnec. who has repeatedly
he opposes any tax In-
TALLAHASSEE - Kimberll Hughes has stepped
down a Mias Florida State
U n iv e r s it y b ec a u se o f
allegations o f chesting and
connections to some stu
dents arrested for dealing In
stolen property, officials
said Wednesday.
According to figures provided
by the Alcohol and Drug Abuae
»n. 9-3 percent of all
crown after pageant of-
‘ pay 64.3
percent of all beer taxes. About
40.7 percent of all Americana db
not drink and so pay no beer
a&tts&naBi
she would step down if
pageant officials made the
request.
FSU will be represented
In the state pageant that
leads to the Miss America
contest by Sharon Delaney
o f Miami. Delaney, who was
crowned Florida Junior
Mias In 1986, la a Media
Performance major at the
University and works aa a
news reporter for WVFS
radio on campus.
O fficia ls said Hughes
tried to use a phony student
Identification card to get
another student to take a
math test for her last year.
She ended up failing the
m a th te a t an d w a s
permitted to retake It this
semester.
Hughes and her friend
pleaded no contest In Leon
County Circuit Court to a
m isdem eanor charge o f
giving false Information.
T ru ly n o m in a ted a s N A S A c h ie f
WASHINGTON - Rear A dm.
Richard Truly, who helped re
build the shuttle program after
the Challenger disaster, was
nominated by President Bush
W ednesday to be the first
astronaut to serve as NASA
administrator.
Bush presided over a White
House ceremony presenting the
successor to James Fletcher,
who retired Friday from his
second stint as agency chief after
r e tu r n in g In th e w ake o f
Challenger.
'Tod ay I am pleased to an
n o u n c e m y I n t e n t io n to
nominate Admiral Dick Truly to
serve as the administrator of
NASA,” aald Bush, flanked by
Vice President Dan Quayle,
Under the terms of the treaty, the Soviet Inspection team was
under escort st mil times and was allowed only one camera.
Another Soviet verification team toured Redstone Arsenal, a
storage facility Tor the Pershing 2 missiles that fall under the
treaty. In Huntsville, Ala. ‘
The two teams of Soviets arrived In Washington Tuesday and
Informed defense officials Wednesday morning of the sites they
wanted to visit. Navy Cmdr. Kehdcll Pease, a spokesman for
I he On-Site Inspection Agency, saidI IIn Washington.
From Unilotf Press International reports
Truly, Fletcher and Dale Myers,
deputy administrator of NASA.
“ This marks the first time In
Its distinguished history that
NASA will be led by a hero o f Its
own making,' an astronaut who
has been to apace, a man who
has u n iq u e ly e x p e rie n c e d
NASA's tremendous teamwork
and achievement."
While Truly. 51, was a dear
choice to take the reins of the
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, the White House
has yet to name someone to the
agency's No. 2 post.
Truly, charged with running
the shuttle program under
F le tc h e r as a s s o c ia te a d
ministrator for apace (light, la a
former Navy teat pilot, veteran of
two shuttle flights and will be
the first astronaut to serve as
NASA administrator If confirmed
by the Senate.
He la popular on Capitol Hill
and agency Insiders have been
Umlatlc he would prove an
ectlve leader during his term
as administrator.
But the White House still
needs to obtain a waiver before
naming him because NASA's
charter forbids active-duty mili
tary officers from serving as
administrator.
S
T ru ly was com m ander o f
N a va l S pa ce C om m and at
Dahlgren. Va.. at the time o f the
fatal Challenger disaster Jan. 28.
1986. and he returned to NASA
the next month.
Bom In Fayette. Mias., Truly
was graduated from the Georgia
Institute of Technology In 1959.
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A I t ’s not nearly as smelly as It has been g
burying the dead fish that lay In
the hot sun.
Randy Swabb, director o f
publlr works for Indian Rocks
Deach, said city crews had that
community’s beaches cleaned
up and carcasses from Inshore
waters and the Intracoastal
Waterway had been blown back
Into the Gulf.
The outbreak of red tide was
discovered last m onth and
forced the state to ban the taking
o f shellfish from waters o ff
Pinellas and Manatee counties
March 34. That bah remains in
effect.
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o r g a n is m s , b u t th e m eat
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Teachers suspended without pay
Man Jailed after identifying CCIB agents
LONGWOOD — Undercover City County Investigative
Bureau agents report a man they arrested In July as a
suspected cocaine trafficker pointed them out to patrons of n
Longwood bar while the agents Were conducting on Investiga
tion there.
That brought a charge of interfering with un Investigation —
obstruction, against Bradley Ocne Cox. 26. of 714 Meadows St..
Sanford. Cox was arrested at 11:33 p.m. Tuesday at the Plus 3
Lounge.
Agents said they saw Cox point them out to other patrons.
The agents were Investigating reported distribution of cocaine
In that bar. They decided to leave to minimize the damage
done by the alleged Identification. As they walked out past Cox.
they said they heard him call them "narcs."
The agents went outside and sent a uniformed Seminole
County sheriff's deputy back Inside to take Cox Into custody.
The agents said they were endangered by the alleged
Identification of them as undercover police officers.
Agents said Cox had seen them during depositions in the
cocaine trafficking case for which he was arrested July 20.
Contraband found during aaarch
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Altamonte Springs police report
the arrest of a woman after searching 3S7 Ccdarbrook Lane
with a warrant at about midnight Tuesday.
Darcyne Rae Studley, 26. Is charged with possession or less
than 28 grams o f cocaine, possession o f less than 20 grams of
marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police said
they found several packages of the narcotics in the house along
with a log that appeared to be a list of narcotics buyers who
owe money on drug deals, Bond for Studley Is $3,000.
Man charged In aale of stolen goods
SANFORD — A 21-year-old Sanford man 1s charged with
dealing in stolen property. Sanford police said they linked
Anthony Gene Biddle, of 1105 Laurel Avc., to the pawning of
items stolen In March from the van of Hiram Hamlin, at 1109
Oak Ave.
A torch, two gauges and hoses and extention cords taken
from Hamlin's van had been pawned at Huey's Pawn Shop In
Sanford, police said. That led them to a suspect in the case.
Bond for Biddle Is $5,000. He was arrested at 1:20 p.m.
Tuesda/at the police station
WEDNESDAY
•2 :1 3 a.m. — 200 W. Airport
Blvd.. false alarm.
•7:33 a.m. — 2003 Adams,
medical call, woman, 62,
transported.
• 10:41 a.m. — 2426 Laurel
Ave., medical call, man, 63.
not transported.
• U i4 5 a.m. — 200 Windsor
Dr., public asahtance.
•6:56 p.m. — 806 Magnolia
Ave., medical call, boy, 5,
transported.
• 11:05 p.m. — 29 Park
Avenue Trailer Park, possible
gas leak, no leak found.
THURSDAY
• 12:05 a.m. — 13th Street
and Williams Avenue, false
alarm.
• 1:57 a.m. — 12th Street and
Jessamine Avenue, medical
call, woman. 39, transported.
• 5:51 a.m. — 1122 Locust
Ave.. medical call, woman.
33. not transported.
SANFORD - The Seminole
County School Board heard
remarks Wednesday from sus
pended Seminole High School
dean of students George Zeiss
and teacher Qlcn Malotlnl. then
voted to suspend the tw o
without pay.
The two were arrested late last
month on charges of possession
or 9.5 grams of marijuana and
assorted drug parapherclla.
They had been suspended with
pay while the case was under
investigation.
The two spoke before the
board before the vote on their
d isp osition . " I 'v e retained
counsel. I'll be in court on May
17. I'm innocent. Thanks." said
Malollnl, grasping his hands
tightly behind his back.
Zeiss said that what he de
scribed ns his spotless record
over the two decades he has
been a teacher should be consid
ered In the decision to cut ofThls
Income.
A fte r h e a rin g Z eiss and
Malollnl's side o f the story. Supt.
Robert Hughes recommended,
nonetheless, that the board vote
to suspend them without pay
pending further investigation
and the outcome of their May 17
court appearance.
"The key word here Is 'pend
ing the outcome of the trial',"
said board member Joseph
Williams Jr. before the board
voted unanimously to suspend
them without pay.
In other business, on a spilt
vote, the school board allowed
Carey Ferrell, director of finance,
to begin* negotiations for the
TERMS software for payroll and
financial applications.
According to Ferrell, the pro
gram Is only available from one
source and attempts to obtain
the system through regular
competitive bidding would hr
redundant.
He also requested that he be
allowed to negotiate for the
hardware capable of operating
the system and for the necessary
components and software to
Interconnect with the present
computer system and all the
remote systems in the schools.
Board member Pat Telson said
she was uncomfortable with
using the word "n e g o tia te "
when what they really meant
was "purchase." She also said
the district should make sure the
software would be appropriate
for the district's needs before
making committments for the
purchase of any hardware.
Telson's was the lone dissen
ting vote.
Friday's scheduled 9 a.m.
termination hearing regarding
n on -ln sfru ctlon al em ployee
Phyllis Taylor was cancelled
after, legal counsel agreed to
settle out of court and pay Ms.
Taylor $6,777.88 less normal
withholding |hrr regular pay
from the date of termination
until the lust working day of the
1987-88 school year).
According to school board
attorney Ned Julian. Taylor,
under contract for a year, was
terminated for "not doing her
Job."
It was determined that It
would be more cost effective to
pay ofT her contract than to take
the battle Into the courts.
The work session scheduled
for this afternoon at 3 p.m. to
discuss actions that must be
taken to achieve the goals of the
educational plant survey, in
cluding two new . bond Issues
and the additional Impact fees,
was postponed until 9 a.m. on
April 21 to allow the board to
better prepare for the discussion.
Rezoning—
Continued from Page I A
Despite the arguments, the
board voted unanimously to
accept the middle school rezonIngas advertised.
Hughes said that the board
will have to monitor the growth
in the district annually and
rezone as necessary.
"In a county that Is growing as
rapidly as ours we cannot rezonc
for 10 years at a time," he said.
" W e have to m o n ito r this
carefully."
Under the plan that was ac
cepted. Seminole High School
will lose 11 students who live In
Lake Monroe Terrace and Hig
gins Terrace In Sanford to Lake
'Mary High School. At the same
time, l a ke Mary would lose 62
students from the Spring Oaks
and River. Run subdivisions to
Lake Brantley High Schol In
frrtm
A m hln S "
c
, neighborhoods
nrlffhhnrhmuU wuftfnln
Sunrise
w111 go to
Lake HowellHIghSchooUmi ead
or Oviedo High School. Oviedo
will also lose about 175 students
to L ym a n High S ch o o l in
Longwood rrom western Winter
Springs, Casselberry and an
unlncorpcrated area north o f
Deer Run.
The middle school students
rHE
efTeced by the plan are 150
students from the S k ylark
neighborhood who will attend
Mllwee Middle School In the fall
instead o f Greenwood Lakes
Middle School In Lake Mary.
This area Is bounded on the
south by S.R. 434. on the north
b y G e n e r a l H u tc h in s o n
Parkway, on the east by U.S.
1
7
9
2
.
In addition:
• 229 T u s k a w llla M idd le
School students living In Indian
H ills. E n glish Estates and
Domerlch Woods will attend
South Seminole Middle School in
m ° ve to Tuskaw llla Middle
School.
$78 students from Greenwood
Lakes Middle School In L a k e
Mary who live in the Hidden
Oaks and Tlheron communities
.will attend Rock Lake Middle
School In Longwood. The area is
bounded by S.R. 434 on Ihe
aoulh. C.R. 427 on the cast.
Indian Hills Road to the north
and on the west by Range Line
Road.
* 6 4 South Seminole Middle
School students livin g near
Paairtc Lake will go to M llwee
Middle School In Longwood.
on
north and east by
s R
y
•124 * Jackson Heltfhts students living
arei bounded
by Tuakawllla Road to the east.
Lake Drive to the south, through
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SANFORD - Andrew RelfT,
community relations chairman
o f The Jewish Federation of
O re a te r O rlan d o, told the
Seminole County School Board
Wednesday he was concerned
that steps had not been taken to
reschedule the dates of gradua
tion (June 8, 9 and 10) which
overlap the Jewish holy time of
Shavout.
.
Though you ve been aware of
the problem as early as Septem ber o f 1987," he ssld.
nothing has been done to
change the dates."
* 9 4 Greenwood Lakes students living in the Highlands
subdivision will attend Lakevlew
Middle School next year.
$92 Jackson tfelghts students
from Sunrise and Amherst will
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This are is bounded by U.S.
17-92 to the south and east,
North Street to the north and the
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west.
• 10 Mllwer Middle School
students who live In an area
west of Montgomery Road and
north or S.R. 436 will attend
Teague Middle School.
• 61 Lake Mary High School
students will attend Lyman High
School. The area Is bounded on
the north by Longwood Hills
Road, on the west by Range Line
TOY STORE
found during
traffic stop
M A lT L A fc D A F lo rid a
Highway Patrol trooper reported
finding a cache o f heroin and
m o n e y W e d n e s d a y in th e
possession o f a driver whose car
the officer stopped after it was
travelling 70 mph on Interstate
more!
the man's shirt pocket. Syrous
Abvaaal, 39. o f 163 E. Evergreen
St., Longwood, reportedly ref
used to hand the packet over
and tried to drive away, the
trooper said. The trooper took
the keys from Abvassl’s car and
prevented his flight
In a search, several packets of
heroin were reportedly found in
Abvassl's possession along with
$3,435 cash and $1,335 worth of
checks.
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When the trooper found the first
packet of heroin. Abvaaal re
p o r t e d l y s a id , " I t ' s m y
brother's." He also reportedly
said the heroin was hashish, but
a test by troepera determined
that it was heroh.
Abvaaal was arrested al 10:16
a.m. Wednesday on Interstate 4.
four miles north o f Orlando. He
iras booked In la the Seminole
C ou n ty Jail on ch a rg e s o f
possession of heroin, attempting
to elude police and trafficking in
heroin. He Is held without bond.
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Contemplate the cht
Implications o f a
time when fanatical
In the Third
W orld will poaaew not only n u dear warheada
but alao ballistic miaallea capable o f striking
cities h alf a continent aw ay. That terrifying
m om ent fa r from being on the distant
horizon, la nearly at hand far the world
community.
India la the latest developing Country to
master the deathly combination o f n u dear
arm s and baBtatic-miaalle technology. Early
thla month, New Delhi la expected to teat Are
a launcher with a range o f 1.500 m iles and a
one-ton payload
India alm ost certainly hat the
to
produce nuclear weapons, despite
denials. W Uh the development o f the new
balliatlc m issile, called the A fU , India win
soon have the potential capadty to deliver
atomic w arheads to targets as far afway as the
horn o f Africa, deep inside the Soviet Union
and China, and Southeast Asia.
The prim e purpose o f New D elhi's missile
program , however, la to Intimidate its arch
roe. Pakistan, and enhance It ruUltary and
political pow er In Southw est A sia. Not
the events In India are spurring
Pakistan's efforts to build the bom b and
rockets to deliver U across the subcontinent.
Pakistan’s m issile program la bdieVed to have
ben efited fro m C h in ese assistan ce an d
technology borrowed from Western com m er
cial space launchers.
' E ven m ore om inous are the m ilitary
advances being m ade b y radical - Mideast
countries. Iraq, which used both conven
tio n a lly arm ed m iaallea an d ch em ical
In Its w ar with Iran, la reportedly
nuclear a n n a , prola n v
-;#a
m
u»ed to de
f> fttidletf W iA ta d a .
ed In
Libya la ci
in secret {XDgrama
program s to build
the bom b,
todc launchers and poison gas
munitions.
Israel, which to believed ito potass* •
nuclear arsenal, h a t recently tested its
Jericho 2 launcher, which a range o f 000
miles. Meantime. Saudi A rabia has purchased
Chinese-produced mtoallM w ith a l ,200-raUe
range and the capability o f carrying conven
tional, nuclear or chemical warheads.
B y the year 3000, at least 15
nations w ill be producing their own
m issiles, according to an estim ate by the C lA
Moat o f these are am ong those already
believed to be involved In som e form o f
n u clear-arm s program , In clu din g South
Africa.'Argentina. Brazil. Taiw an, North and
South Korea.
W hat these developments demonstrate to
national controls
coni
that the Internet
Implemented
by the United States and Its alkes to stop the
p ro life ra tio n o f c h e m le
ic a l N «n d in u c le a r
weapons tn the Third W orld are
ar
wholly
inadequate. Indeed, m uch o f the advanced
technology and m aterials used to produce
these arm s In developing countries were
provided by Western companies.
In conjunction with other Industrialized
countries Including the Soviet Union, the
Bush administration now needs to take the
lead In devising a program o f comprehensive
safeguards to help check the nuclear-missile
competition
Third W orld countries,
Stiff International sanctions agdnst nations
and com panies that participate In these arm s
program s would be a good place to begin.
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CHICAGO — From the street* o f Boston and
New York to Miami and Loa Angeles, crack la
spreading ao rapidly — with Its drug-related
murders and other crime — that even hardened
narcotic* agent* acemcd stunned.
The national figures are startling: In New York
City, there had never been an arrest for crack,
the highly concentrated form o f cocaine, before
June 1965. In 1968. there were over 20.000.
Washington. D.C.. now has the nation’s
highest per-capita murder rate — 392 In 1968.
More than two-thirds were crack-related.
Los Angeles' Infamous youth gangs — re
sponsible for 4Q0 murders last year — now have
turned Into what a recent Drug Enforcement
Administration report palled "nothing more than
Heavily armed crack distributorships.''
It seems that no urban area is Immune.
Except for Chicago. •
For reasons that Investigator* are still trying to
has almost
piece together, the crack epidemic
epldem
entirely bypassed the Windy City.
Crack — a type o f hardened cocaine
c
that to
aold in small chips or "rocks" — acta quickly on
the central nervous system when smoked to
Induce nn Intense, short-lived euphoria.
U to also significantly cheaper than powdered
cocaine, which explains Its popularity among the
Inner city poor. A large vial — enough for about
US*
WINS
f UN Y E T ?
A R E VflE
an hour-long high — costa about 915 In New
York City
I
.. and as little
-------as
j 910
in some cities.
Crack la even more addictive then powdered
cocaine, but It alao gives Its user a rapidly
diminishing high. The longer It to used, the
shorter the duration o f each high and the more
the hardened addict
must by. A significant per
centage o f the crack
trade nationally to
today controlled by
Loa Angeles youth
gknfs and gangs of
m u r d e r o u s
J a m a ic a n s c a lle d
Two of the largest
Loa Angeles street
gangs — the "C rip*"
C Local gangs
and the "Bloods” "are already so
are major suppliers
h lyo rg a o f crack as Car east as
n il
th atIt
Cleveland and have
h a s b t a n Im
significant operation*
p o s s ib le fo r
In Midwestern cities
the
th
e eo u ts id e rs
as small aa Omaha.
to m ove In.
Neb.
The poaaea — named after the old-time
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E LL E N G O O D M A N
BOSTON — Not long ago, I asked a young
friend o f mine what he and hto new girtfn
had In common. Well, he said, first o f all. we
both come from divorced families.
The answer surprised me. This 20-year-old
college sophomore, with two sets of parents
and step-parents, still Identified himself
primarily as the child of divorce. The divorce
o f 12 years ago loomed that large In hto young
adult life.
More to the point It was -not ethnic,
religious, geographic or class background —
let along taste In music or majors — that gave
this pair an instant familiarity. It was their
shared emotional background.
The experience o f loss and separation, of
split holidays and single parents, was a
common ground on which they made their
flret connection. He was clear on that. "First of
ail" It was the fact that they had come from
divorced families.
This to familiar st jfT to Judith Wallerateln. a
psychologist, who has been studying the
experience o f divorce since 1971. Divorced
families, she will tell you. like Intact families,
come In all shapes and sixes, oil manner of
pcnofMl* And lifestyle*.
But Wallerateln agrees. the children "think
o f themselves as belonging to a special group
and feel a kinship with the other children of
divorce." Based on long interviews over more
than a decade with 60 families that Include
131 children, she has written a book for and
about the kinship group.
"Second Chances" to named after the adult
hope that often fuels divorce. But it to the
children's perspective that seems freshest and
most compelling.
Her stories are full of the difficulties of
children who had to grow up too suddenly,
children who suffered through the craxy
post-divorce lime when adults do not parent
well, and children who are emotionally
abandoned, especially by their fathers.
One scaring and controversial conclusion In
her book to that: "Almost half of the children
entered adulthood aa worried, underachieving,
self-deprecating and sometime* angry young
men and women." Bui perhaps most Intrigu
ing to (he long-term legacy o f a railed
relationship and its efTccl on how these
children sec and form love relationships.
Divot ec. after all. to not like any other family
crisis. In Dr. Wallersteln's words: "It's a
■nan-woman crisis." The mother or father may
resolve It. close one marital chapter and go on
to the next. "For the children there are no
chapters. Just on long continuum." says Dr.
Wallersteln. "Th e child sees an unhappy
marriage. He lives through the brouhaha of
divorce, the stress of early post-divorce, the
years after...All the time that child to develop
ing a point o f view about man-women
relationships that
take Into
adulthood."
This point o f view may be the most crucial
remnant o f divorce they take with them. " I am
arguing for the recognition that people are
models o f man-woman relationships after the
divorce too." Before
divorce, during U and
— unexpectedly —
long after divorce
and even remarriage,
children are looking
at them together.
For most o f these
young adults it to not
a reassuring look.
"Th ey arc different
than the children
who grow up think
ing their parents did
it pretty well," says
th e w o m a n w h o
lis te n e d to th em
f Itlsth#
closely over time. In
chlldran's
their 20s. the con
jMrspectlve
servative children of
d iv o r c e s e e m to
f reshtsl and
w orry more about
moat com pel
com m itm en t, fear
ling
b e tr a y a l and are
especially wary o f
abandonment. T hey'
are anxious about
getting what they want: "a permanent, moral
relationship."
Dr. Wallersteln to not telling parents to stay
together for the sake o f their children. “ The
children of unhappy marriages do terribly."
Moreover, she says, adults gel divorced
because their lives are flso Important: they opt
for "Second Chances."
But as a researcher and head o f a clinic that
counsels divorced families, she believes the
worst effects o f divorce can be muted. Muted
when parents put their lives together In ways
that include their children. Muled when
parents managed to keep their post-divorce
hostility under control: when fathers maintain
relationships, not Just the form but the
emotional content, with those children.
We are In the midst of a huge national
divorce experiment. About 40 percent of
American children wtU sec their parents split.
Divorce to not s single to*cnt In the life of these
young. They don't get over It during the next
year or even the next marriage.
We now have this huge kinship group. Like
my young friend, they remain. In their own
eyes, the children of divorce. We will find out
how they take that Image with them when
they try for their own Second Chances:
families of their own-
westerns that were a staple of daytime television
In Kingston. Jamacia — started as marijuana
dealers In Miami. ■witched to the more profitable
crack trade, spread up the East Coast and are
now well established In the Midwest.
Why hasn't crack become a staple on the
streeto o f Chicago? According to drug agents
here, It's a good newa/bad news story.
Simply put. Chicago already has such a highly
organised and entrenched gang system that It
has been Impossible for the outsl de gangs who
trade in crack to move In.
According to Chicago DEA spokesman Frans
Hlrsy, federal agents have concluded "the
existing gangs are doing well enough without
crack. They would have to deal with the posses
or the gangs to get It. and they have seen how
quickly both have moved into other cities. This
to not something they want."
There to a second explanation offered by tow
enforcement officials, that, at first glance, seems
extraordinary: Crack use to so low. they say.
because cocaine use to already ao high, ao readily
available and relatively cheap.
The Chicago Police Department reports that
mandatory urine testa on all persons arrested for
crimes In Chicago tost year showed that almost
60 percent tested positive for cocaine use.
JACK ANDERSON
Air Force brass get
nothing but the best
WASHINGTON - Air Force Gen. Duane
Cassidy may have to learn how to Uve a
simpler life without hto staff car — a midnight
blue Mercedes Bern.
The four-star general has an appetite for
luxury. He saw nothing wrong with having
the car awaiting hto every visit to Andrews
Air Force Base. But Congress did.
Last month, we
how the base had
paid form 1961 Me
1240D out o f the
Morale, Welfare and
Recreation Fund —
money that to sup
posed to be spent for
perks that the whole
base can use. Appar
e n t ly C a a a id y ’ a
m o ra le n ee d ed a
boost when he flew
•to Andrews, outside
o f Washington. D O,,
'a ' cbujple^Sf times'
each mohth'from hto
post In Dllnoto. ,umi>
On the day our
report ran, five con
gressmen wrote Air
Force Acting 8ecref Apparently
t a r y J a m e s
Cassidy's
McGovern, Insisting
morel#
that the Mercedes be
needed a
boost j
“ We were amazed
to read o f the use of
n o n -a p p ro p rla te d
funds to purchase a
Mercedes Bens." the lawmakers scolded in
the private letter to McGovern. "Surely the
motor pool at Andrews Air Farce Base can
meet this requirement."
The congressmen had a refreshing sugges
tion that mqy sound foreign to Air Force
brass that mistakes rank for royalty — use
the money from the sale of the car on morale,
welfare and recreation programs that all
5,000 people at Andrews can enjoy. The Air
Force has not responded to the letter.
Andrews paid 91,500 for the car at a
Maybe
the money for books, washing machines,
fishing poles — things the general doesn't
need.
The Mercedes to Just one Jcwd In the crown
o f Pentagon excess. Last month, the Newport
News (Via.) Doily Press exposed how top
officials at Langley Air Force Base In "Virginia
"
siphoned off 91.5 million of the taxpayers'
money to spruce up base golf courses.
The Air Force Audit Agency recently
reported to Congress that Sawyer Air Force
Base In Michigan had 24-carat gold-plated
bathroom fixtures and custom oak doors tn
its VIP quarters.
It was too much for the five congressmen
on the House Armed Services panel that
oversees the Moral. Welfare and Recreation
Fund. "T h e mismanagement of these funds
represents a total disregard for rules, regula
tions and procedures governing the pro
gram." they wrote to McGovern. "W e have
evidence that there may be a pattern of
similar abuse throughout the Air Force."
Our associate Jim Lynch has learned more
about the lavish tra p p in g o f four-star
generals. They don't come any better deco
rated than Cassidy. The Jocular and well-liked
general to head or the Military Airlift
Command, a workhorse branch o f the Air
Force that shuttles cargo and supplies to
bases around the world: Cassidy not only
enjoys elegance on the rood, but in the air
too.
There to a fleet of C-141 Starilftera baaed to
Altus. Old*. AS but one of them are basic
government Issue — old and ugly but
serviceable. The one that stands out has a
gold-trimmed blue line running the length of
the fuselage and extra large tail numbers
bordered In gold paint. It to the plane that
carries Cassidy on hto trips abroad.
A spokesman for Cassidy said there to
nothing to distinguish the plane from the
other Starilftera at Altua. Tell that to the
people who work on It. To listen to them, one
would think It was fine china. "You could cat
off the wheel w dls." one mechanic told us.
m rm
�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. April 13. 1989 — BA
Two Soviet ships attacked
F IN A N C IA L
wounded, one o f whom was
shell-shocked." II said.
Diplomats said they saw no
MOSCOW - Two helicopters
bearing Syrian Identification reason why Syrian aircraft
marking launched a rocket at should launch such an attack
tack on two Soviet ships off the unless It was a cusc of mistaken
Syrian coast, wounding seven Identity because the Soviet Un
sailors and causing major dam ion Is Syria's chief arms supplier
age to one of the vessels, the a n d h as c lo s e t ic s , w ith
|
army dally Red Star reported Damascus.
The Incident was reported
today.
In a brief report on an Inside only by the army newspaper,
page, the newspaper said the an d a S y r ia n o f f i c i a l In
Incident occurred about 10 a.m. Damascus said he could make
Tuesday near the Syrian port of no comment.
"The big antl-submnrlne ship
T a rtu s, w h ere the S o vie ts
Red Caucasus and the anti
maintain naval facilities.
Diplomats In Moscow said the submarine cruiser Leningrad,
attack may have been a case of which were In the area, rushed
to the rescue." Red Star said.
mistaken Identity.
"The wounded sailors were
"T w o helicopters with Syrian given the necessary medical aid.
markings launched a rocket at and two of them were taken to
tack on Soviet auxiliary ships — Tartus for further treatment.
the sea-going tugboat SB-524
"Those who sustained the
and the anti-submarine ship most serious Injuries arc the
VM-125 — located about 39 petty officer o f the crew. Chief
nautical miles from the port o f Warrant Officer V. Hlscrov. and
Tartus," the Red Star report
the chief sailor. E. Shkldchrnko,
said.
who Is almost beyond bnpe." the
"Th e VM-125 sustained major
p a p e r s a id . ''C o m p e t e n t
damage. As a result of the
authorities nre now Investigating
Incident, seven sailors were
the cause of the Incident."
United Prssa IntsmsWnal
Stocks open lower
United Freee IntaraaHanil__________________
NEW YORK — Prices opened lower Thurs
day In moderate Hading o f New York Stock
Exchange Issues, pressured by some mild
profit taking on gains won In the previous two
sessions.
The Dow Jones Industrial average, which
rose 9.71 points Tuesday and 8.07 points
Wednesday, was ofT 5.31 to 2314.33 shortly
after the market opened.
Declines led advances 512-294 among the
1.345 Issues crossing the NYSE tape. Early
turnover amounted to about 9.887.000 shares.
Stock prices closed higher In moderate
trading Wednesday, supported by further
developments on the takeover front and some
renewed strength In the technology sector.
"It's a fairly good market.'' said lilldegard
Zagorskl. market analyst with PrudentialBache Securities Inc., noting the recent upside
bias In prices.
"Technology Issues are still doing well and
there remain a lot of whisper and deal stocks
around.
Dollar lower, gold higher
the West German mark after
W est Germ an C h an cellor
Helmut Kohl announced he
will name Theo Walgel. head
of the Christian Social Union,
to replace Finance Minister
Oerhard Stoltenberg, who will
become defense Minister.
In T o k y o , th e d o l l a r
weakened slightly against the
Japanese yen. closing at
132.B0 yen. o ff 0.05 from
132.85 yen Wednesday.
Dealers said the Bank of
Japan conducted the rate
checking with some Inter
bank dealers when the dollar
climbed to 133.15 yen late In
the afternoon.
The dollar dropped below
the 133 yen level after the
central bank action which Is
Usually followed by Interven
tion Into the market, the
dealers noted.
The Bank o f Japan last week
c o n d u c te d Its firs t y e n
supporting operation In more
than three years.
In Singapore, the dollar
closed at 1.957 Singapore
dollars, down from 1.9585.
and In Hong Kong at 7.7805
Hong Kong dollars, down from
7.7825.
In Europe, the dollar began
the day In Frankfurt at 1.878
West German marks, down
from 1.884 marks on Wed
nesday.
The dollar began the day In
Zurich at 1.6645 Swiss francs,
up slightly from 1.662.
The dollar was lower against
most key foreign currencies
Thursday In moderate trading
on world currency markets.
Oold moved higher.
In early New York trading,
the dollar was lower against
key foreign currencies In
active trading following a
Commerce Department report
which showed the nation's
retail sales rose a weak 0.1
percent In March.
L a s t m o n th 's In c rea se
followed a revised decline of
0.6 percent In February after a
0 .6 p e rc e n t In c re a s e In
January.
Experts had been waiting
for the retail sales figures as a
key Indicator o f the nation's
economic health.
A slowing of retail sales,
economists said, could reflect
a decline In consumer de
mand. viewed as necessary to
stunt Increased Inflationary
pressures.
Currency watchers In New
York said activity should
become subdued aa traders
await several reports on the
U.S. economy due out Friday.
Traders are anxious about
Friday data on March pro
ducer prices, particularly In
light of the sharp 1 percent
rise In both January and
February.
Analysts expect a 0.5 per
cent hike In producer prices. If
the number Is above that,
people will buy dollars on the
assumption that Interest rates
Dow Jonot
economy, they said.
T h e y n oted the d o lla r
showed sharp declines against
l)is 2311.77 off 7.83
11074.87 o ff0.65 •
15 Utils 186.05 off 0.23
6 5 Stock 882.41 off2.01
Local Intaraat
These quotations provided
by members of the National
Association o f Securities
Dealers are representative
Inter-dealer prices as o f
mid-morning today. Interdealer marketa c h a n g e
throughout the day. Prices do
not Include retail markup or
markdown.
American Pioneer 244
Barnett Bank
334*
First Union
224*
FPfkL
2944
Fla. Progress
34 Hughes Supply 18V*
Morrison's
27V*
NCRCorp.
56V*
Pieaaey
44V4
Scotty's
141b
Southeast Bank
2744
SunTrust
21V4
Walt Disney
79V*
WesUnghouae
5344
Brunswick
19
HBJ
94*
Fla. National
24V*
Winn-Dixie
48
Emerson....... ..-SOT*
3V*
33V*
22 V*
20Tb
34V*
18V*
274*
5644
45V*
15
28
214*
7944
53Tb
19V*
944
244*
46V*
31V*
Retail sales up in March
United Proas Intorwatlooal
Sales of durable goods, big
ticket Items designed to last at
least three years, fell 0.2 percent
lost month. Sales of hardware
goods plunged 1.9 percent while
furniture storrs saw business
decline 0.2 percent.
Sales of non-durublc goods
Gardner
NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign
and domestic gold A silver
prices quoted In dollars per
tn y ounce Thursday:
Previous close 387.25 up 2.00
Morning fixing 387.80 up 0.55
Hong Kong 38760 up 3.70
Now York
Comex spot gold open 392.00
,pot'
W
(Lon don m orning fix in g
change Is baaed on the pre
vious day's closing price.)
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Event
"You are not forgotten." she
Florida for voting into law tn
N o v em b e r a c o n s titu tio n a l
amendment providing victims
with the status o f their offenders
within the Justice system.
"W e can never balance the
scales o f pain." she said, but
advocacy is Important because
victims deserve some comfort
from the criminal Justice system.
The loss o f a Seminole County
deputy who died in a shootout
earlier this month was remem
bered by speakers and sobbing
participants In the vigil. Sanford
Police Chief Steve Harriett told
the crowd. "I'm thankful there
are still little girls and boys who
want to grow up to be policemen
like Hugh Thomas did/'
Th e march began with a
candlelight vigil In Centennial
Park. Linda Kuhn, organiser of
the event, lit the first candle In
memory of a Hat o f friends. The
last name on that list was Hugh.
David Horn, a 14-year-old
Seminole High School student
killed In a January vehicular
homicide, was remembered last
night by families In the crowd.
Bob and Audrey Williams and
their son Matt lit candles for
Horn, who had been a babysitter
for Matt.
Norm Wolflnger. state attorney
and prosecutor in the William possibly can forthem."
" I always consider this a time
Cruse trial, said education about
victims rights "Is one o f the o f remembrance, a time o f hope,
main goals o f our office."
a time o f faith." Wolflnger said
"T h e Cruse trial In Bartow about Victims Rights Week.
really hits home when you see
Sem inole County Commis
the families o f victims and police
officers sitting out there." Wolf sioner Jennifer Kelley presented
lnger said. "You learn very Wolflnger a resolution passed by
qu ick ly to appreciate what the commission Monday de
victims have to go through, and claring this week Victims Rights
you want to do everything you Week.
county suggested a penny-gas
tax to fund landscaping along
the boulevard. Annual revenue
from the penny tax collected on
every gallon of motor fuel and
special fuel sold In the county
was projected at * 1.2 million.
The county's beautification costa
f o r it e m s su ch a s t r e e s ,
signallxatlon. concrete pavers
and Irrigation Is estimated at
*1.7 million.
The total coat o f the plan Is
estimated at *3.7 million al
though cost-cutting options have
been prepared by the roadway
com m ittee In case the cost
becomes a key factor to the
plan's Implementation, accord
ing to County Planner and Cor
ridor Study Committee member
Dick Boyer.
At a recent Lake Mary com
- LriWad
'J mission meeting, Jim Davidson
<• V,-, ■ ' iff* '
HV *v t
o f Davidson's Tree Farm Inc. In
AtaA•
Sanford, handed the commis
sioners a discount sheet for
buying trees In bulk for the
WIHm oftklatinr M tnsw it artll to tn
rtAKOLD E. “GENE" HAAS
boulevard. Davidson said he also
f l l i w w l Caevatacy. Stol Ians Wanes. N J.
Harold E. "Gene" Haas. 68.
Henry George Mewes. 88. 100 Frtaato may call ft my tram H a *« P "
plans to donate trees to the
650 Elm Creek Court. Altamonte Sherry Ave.. Winter Springs, al Ito lunarat Kama.
ga tew ay boulevard concept
Oatnai Funeral Hama. IIS Das Track
Springs, died Tuesday at Florida died Wednesday at Life Care
when It gets underway.
.tnctors*atarra
Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Center. Altamonte Springs. Bom
Born Jan. 17. 1921 In Decatur. Jan. 21. 1901 in Jersey City.
Ark., he moved to Altamonte N.J.. he moved to LongwoodSprings from Maine In 1979. He W in te r S p rin g s area from
If04* APR* foroneytor
was a superintendent o f educa Highlands. N J .. In 1971. He was
sound* like on interesting
proposition, coll your
tion for the Seventh-day Adven a retired captain, owner of a
tist Schools and a member o f the charter boat and a funeral home
portkipoting Bryont
Dealer right now.
F o r e s t L a k e S e v e n th -D a y assistant with Gramkow-Gaines
Adventist Church. Forest City. Funeral Home. He was a charter
B ry a n th a s
He was an Army veteran of member o f the Sanlando United
right
Methodist
Church,
a
member
of
World W arll.
Survivors Include wife. Margie the Moose Lodge 766. Orlando,
•tuff to last.
B.; son. Eddie A.. Richmond. and the Sanlando Chapter of the
Ths nsw Bryont Rsiiant
Va.; daughter. Linda K.. Alta AARP.
series hosS.E.E.R. Bol
Survivors Include wife. Ruth
monte Springs.
ings of up to 107. A
Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Fuller Mewes; son. W alter.
Bryont Reliont air condi
Home. Forrst CXy. In charge of Highlands. N J .: sister. Charlotte
tioner or hsot pump
Morris. Lakehursl. N.J.; six
arrangements.
con drastically cut
g r a n d c h ild r e n ; 10 g r e a t
rsrbdls.
S
grandchildren.
yourold,
HILTON McCOY
system
G a in e s F u n e r a l H o m e .
Hilton McCoy 62. 4631 McKay
regardless of moke
St.. Lake Monroe, died Wed Longwood. in charge of ar
or model.
nesday. April 12. at DeLand rangements.
Convalescent Center. Bom Dec.
■eerkiniNMaMWSM
,tae»im ti«
• rfeeu
8. 1925 In Platte City. Fla., he r r
tSSULAtaASticatactic
moved to Sanford In 1947. He
sras a farm laborer and a Baptist.
S u rv iv o rs Include sister. MtwsL aaaav oaaass
fu u r * l MrvtcM tar Henry G
Elnora Williams. Lake Monroe.
MS (tarry A n . Wert* V t a t - «wU
U K E HAJtr/SANFOOD
3 2 3 -2 9 9 0
Sunrise Funeral Home. San SeturMey. April IL •• 1 pm In Mm
Funeral Heme CMpel mta me See '
ford. In charge of arrangements.
or
dinance on March 14 to make
the beautification standards the
law. and the Lake Mary commis
sioners also approved It unanlmoulsy later that same week.
Funding mechanisms had
been suggested Including Impact
fees, already-bonded gas tax
money and property taxes. The
lm .
- m i ooxii
W w
r m ifCTUKSkOON.
Interested in No Interest Financing?
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T R A N S M IS S IO N
TROUBLE?
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t
HARRELL & BEVERLY
TRANSMISSIONS
im t
209 W. 25th Street
Sanford
322-8415
y) Years Same location
J
1
DEATH S
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a
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c t
Cetane . * U li m r t l A
Funding
1A
rose 0.3 percent.
Food store sales, another huge
factor In the retail report. In
creased 0.2 percent with grocery
sales up 0.1 percent, the de
partment sold.
Gas station sales rose 0.5
percent.
WASHINGTON - Increasing
business at food stores, restau
rants and gasoline service sta
tions offset declining sales of car
dealers, hardware and depart
ment stores as retail sales rose a
weak 0.1 percent In March, the
government said Thursday.
Excluding auto sales, the
biggest single factor in the re
unilateral decision, 'No. you
port. retail sales last month Continued from Page 1A
can't have It.’ " said Gardner.
Increased 0.2 percent, according agreed to appropriate about “ To this day, I con'l understand
to the Commerce Department.
*500,000 to provide protective how she can do that."
Experts had been waiting for work clothes for the Department
Vila did not attend the com
the retail sales figures In March ofTransporiatlon road crews.
mittee meeting. An aide said the
as a key Indicator of the nation's
He said Vila later determined uniforms might have been a
economic health. A slowing of that the uniforms constituted a benefit subject to collective
retail sales, economists said, "perquisite" not provided for In bargaining, rather than budget
could reflect a decline In con state personnel rules — so the appropriation.
sumer demand, viewed as nec DOT was unable to carry out the
The bill by Sen. Kurt Klsrr.
essary to stunt Increased Infla last year’s budget directive.
R-Duncdln. chairman of the gov
tionary pressures.
"Th e DOT maintenance peo ernment operations panel, would
In March, retail sales totaled a ple asked for these uniforms also delete the Division of Veter
seasonally adjusted *139.4 because their personal clothing ans Affairs from DOA's organiza
billion.
was getting ruined by asphalt tion chart.
Retail sales fell a revised 0.6 and pesticides." said Gardner.
percent In February after a 0.6 "It meant a heck o f a lot to these
NEED AN O FFICE?
percent Increase In January, people."
N E E D IT N O W ?
according to the department's
Martinez recommended the
Census Burrau
*X4. f
<Item afid later signed It Into law.
f A ll
N O W ff»l »
A Q.ltpcrreni decline In .auto
I
N
I
O
I
IM A t M ill
"T h en -v h c 1 (Vila] makes the
sale* tn March was 'life third
l 4 I > / » 1/ 1 *#«•!» »i
straight monthly downturn, the
first three-month, consecutive
u m H im iA g g s r
■BANK R U PTC Y'
monthly decline In car sales
- B IT FOR YOU?
since the summer of 1984. the
FEDERAL LAW MAY H E L P ..
department said.
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Gold And Silver
l\
The report gavr no further
details.
In Damascus, a Syrian Foreign
Ministry official said. "W e arc
not allowed to speak about this.”
But u spokesman for the
Syrian Embassy In Doha. Qatar,
said It wns "highly unlikely"
Syrian hellcoptrrs were Involved
In the alleged Incident because
Damnscus "maintains friendly
ties with the Soviet Union."
The spokesman said he had
heard nothing from Damascus
about the Incident.
Moscow Is Syria's main arms
supplier nnd has given millions
of dollars worth o f wca|>ons to
Damascus In the last six years,
according to Western estimates.
S o v ie t D e fe n s e M in is te r
Dmltlrt Ynzov paid a four-day
visit to Dnmascus Inst month
during which hr Inspected Sovi
et naval facilities In the port of
Tartus. 100 miles north of
Damascus.
U.S. officials said In April last
year that the Soviets had been
expanding their military In
stallations In Tartus to be able to
repair and maintain Moscow's
Mediterranean fleet.
Family O*ncd
Festive Feasis
to Formal
Araiks. (, _
Tim Kadisson Plaza Unti l Orlando M ill gju- am function dial
s|M'<ial uptown flair! VMiether )ou’n- Imlilinii a hlat * In- ball nr
a ImMi-Inli' I i .k I m-i U<-. nUr ••A|n H lij||i|UH ami i ah-nnit Mall
lian<llt*> #-\cr> ih-lail •>1 >nur Kadii-iinK — large «r "null And al
llir KadisMin I 1 i u . mi- h.ivi- a vanrl)
-a-IHnR- In ini-rl umi
Inn* linn '* lui'ib
let dii- Kadissun Plaza aiM an uptown (later In tout next t-triil!
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Radisson Plaza Hotel Orlando
hO S o u th Iva n h o c B ou leva rd Orlando FL l.’tuit
425-4455
l * k About Our S p rtiA i V k rtk rn d iio o n i k A l r * '
�i — Sanford Horald. Sanlord, Florida — Thursday. April 13, 1969
ni* jfrvt*
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Murders
done by
Cuban cult
jt* r*y
Contra humanitarian aid nears approval
WASHINGTON — Congress was moving awlfily toward
reforma.
The agreement, announced by Bush and the Democratic and
Republican leadership March 24. denies military aid to the
guerrillas, who have fought since 1081 to topple the
Soviet-supported government In Managua.
But the package would pay for food, clothing, medicine and
similar supplies to keep the Contras together through February
1990, by which time Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has
promised to allow democratic elections In his country.
The House Is expected to puss the *49.7,million bill today,
three days after Its Introduction. The Senate planned to give Its
quick final approval to the measure.
The expected swift, virtually unopposed action stood In stark
contrast to the bitter legislative fights that marked policy
toward Nicaragua during tne Reagan administration.
•
Bush and Secretary of State James Baker acknowledged
March 24 that former President Ronald Reagan's policy of
arming the guerillas had failed and there was no prospect of
restoring the military aid that Congress has cut ofTslnre
Kennedy: wage compromise possible
WASHINGTON — Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass.. who
spearheaded Senate passage of an Increase In the minimum
wage fo 94.B5 an hour, says the “ door Is open" to a
compromise that would avert a veto by President Bush.
Shortly after the Senate approved legislation Wednesday
raising the minimum wage for the first time since 1981,
Kennedy refused to concede that a veto was certain or that the
legislation was doomed.
"Our door Is open on Capitol Hill." Kennedy said. “ The
White House door Is shut now, but It does not have to stay shut
In the days ahead.
“ There Is still time for us to sit down together, to reason
together, and to agree on a bill that Congress can be proud of,
that President Bush can sign, and that provides simple Justice
for the lowest Income workers In America."
Asked what will happen If Bush vetoes the bUI and the
Senate and House cannot override the rejection. Kennedy said.
"M y current disposition Is. then we'll Just sec him at the polls."
The Senate gave final approval Wednesday 62-37 to
leglalatlon Increasing the minimum wage to $4.35 an hour over
three years and creating the first-ever "training" wage Tor
workers coming Into the workforce.
Icahn interested In Eastern
NEW YORK — With Peter Ueberroth striking out In his *464
million bid take control of Eastern Airlines. Trans World
Airlines chairman Carl Ichahn re-emerged as a candidate to
buy the strike bound air carrier.
Ueberroth's attempt to take Eastern out o f the hands of
Texas Air chief Frank Lorenzo fell through Wednesday over
unresolved dl/Terenccs. Including a demand by the Air Line
Pilots Association, which represents Eastern's 3.600 pilots,
that a trustee be appointed to run Eastern while It reorganizes.
Eastern's operations have been crippled since a March 4
strike launched by airline workers and supported by pilots. The
airline, which had been losing around f 1 million a day, filed for
protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Federal
BankrrptcyCode.
Ueberroth, the former baseball commissioner, made a pitch
to buy Eastern last Thursday In an agreement that hinged on
his reaching accords with Eastern's major labor groups. The
unions, fearful of granting renewed power over the airline to
Lorenzo, Insisted that a trustee be appointed to run Eastern
until Ueberroth could gain control.
Trans World Airline's Icahn, who earlier had expressed
Interest In acquiring Eastern, said he was contacted Wednes
day by union representatives and said he told them he is still
interested.
"W e would be Interested in working with the unions and
making a proposal." Icahn said. "But the reason Lorenzo is so
much against that. I believe, la he knows we will not pay for the
common equity because we don't think U's worth anything."
From United Proas International roporta
WASHINGTON - The House
ethics committee is close to
reporting a decision on whether
the investigation of Speaker Jim
Wright's financial dealings In
dicates any violations of House
rules.
The com m ittee reportedly
made a tentative decision Wed
nesday that Wright's longtime
friend and business associate.
George Malllck. had a a direct
Interest In legislation before
Congress, a key Issue relating to
Malllck's financial relations with
Wright and his wife, Betty.
Th e com m ittee scheduled
The Washington Post reported
Thursday that the panel. In fact,
has concluded that there Is
sufficient evidence to charge
Wright with violating House
rules by accepting Improper gifts
from Malllck. who hud interest In
House legislation.
The rulings, which must still
be formally ratified, would con
stitute a grievous blow to Wright
and his tenure us party leader,
the Post said.
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watar b ad ylk t) it LITTLE
WEKIVARIVER
Th* Governing Board at lb*
Dktrkt will taka aetkn k grant
or deny tba application!*) no
toentr than ID day* tram tba
dak ot thli netice ShouMyaube
tnkraitad In any at tba lltkd
application*, you thouId contact
lb* St. Jabnt River Water Man
agamant Dktrkt I t P O Bob
141*. Pak'ka. Florida SMfS
141*. or In perton at It* attic* an
Stala H ighw ay 144 W ett.
Palatka. Fkrtda. N t/ M U X i
W rltta n a b le c tie n ta tba
application may be made, but
14 day* tram tba data al
publication Written ebtaclkna
thouId identity m* ebkckr by
nama and addrat*. and twtly
deteriba tba objection k the
application Filing a wrlttan
abiectkn beat net ar-ttk you k
a Chapter ijg Fkrtda Statute*
Admimttretlv* Hearing Only
the** portent wheat tubalantial
Uikrettt are attackd by the
application and who flk a pati
tkn mooting lb* requirement*
at Sactian X I M I . F A C may
obtain an Admwuttraliv* Hoar
mg All timely tiled written
abfartisnt will ha prevented k
tba Beard tar lit tann ex ation
In it* deliberation an tba
application prior k m* Beard
taking action an m* application
Oamut* T Kemp. Director
D'viwan *4 Hecerdt
S> John* River Water
Management 0«»*-*ct
Pubbth April IX Itot
OEO MX
NOTICE OF
‘
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* l* hereby given that l
am angtpt* m busine** at MU
Santard A m . Samlnok County.
Florida wider ttw F kfllk u t
Name al ONEAL OISTRIBU
TORS, and that 1 inland la
ragittar tad nama with ttw
Ckrk af th* Circuit Court.
Samlnok County. FkrM * in
atcardonca with th* Pravitknt
at tha Fktitwut Nam* Statute*
Ta Wit Sactian tel *t FkrM*
Sietwkt IMF
'* J*M O tkoi
March X. April A IL
SAW**
OCC M*
r
Legal Notices
INTHB CIBCUIT COURT
OF THB IIOHTICMTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN ANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
STATBOF FLORIDA.
Cat# Na.t M IH JC A * t L
O tM fll Jurisdiction
Fkrtda Bar No.: ******
KISLAK NATIONAL BANK.
Plaintiff,
v».
•
CECIL CORBETT. Director at
BEACH CLUB BOOKING. INC.,
a South Carolina corporation,
• la l,
Defendant.
NOTICE OF ACTION
STATBOF FLORIDA
T O : C E C IL C O R B E T T .
DIRECTOR OF BEACH CLUB
BOOKING, INC ., a South
Carolina corporation
Who** residence la X »f N.
Broad Strati. Camdtn. South
Caroline.
TO: ERIKA HUDDLESTON
W h o ia r a tld a n c a la IS
Graanway Plata, M G, Houtlon.
Teietftot*.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action la toradoaa a mortgage
on tha following proparty In
Samlnolt County, Florida:
Lot J»J. Block A. THE
S P R IN O S S H A D O W O O D
VILLAGE. SECTION I, Ac
cording to tha Plal tharaol
racordad In Plal Book 17, Paga
71 to 7], Public Racorda of
Samlnoia County, Florida,
ha* boon Iliad again*! you and
AMERICAN EASTERN CORP.,
a corporation, formerly
at CITICORP SAVINGS OF
FLORIDA. A Ftdaral Saving*
and Lean Association, SHAD
OWOOD VILLAGE, INC., a
corporation end you ara r*
qulred la tarv* a copy ol your
wrttton driontet. If any, toll on:
JOSEPH M. PA N IE L L O ,
ESQUIRE, Plaintiff* attorney
whotaaddrattlii
X Ml N. Franklin Slraat, Sulk
mo, Tampa. Florida utox an or
before the lOtti day of May. I***,
and flk ttw original with tba
Ckrk of this Court either before
tarvka on Plaintiff* attorney or
Im m e d ia te ly th e r e a ft e r :
otherwise a default will b*
entered against you far th*
ralkl demanded in th* Com
plaint or Petition.
DATED on this 3rd day of
April I***.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas - A
U.S. Customs agent said mem
bers o f a drug-smuggling ring
giggled and postured as they led
officers to the bodies of 12 men
sacrificed during the practice of
the Cuban cult religion Santerla.
Agent Oran Neck said Wed
nesday that the four suspects In
custody willingly led officers to
the graves on a Mexican border
ranch and Identified the leader of
the cult and five other members,
perhaps thinking all o f them
were Invulnerable because of
black magic.
The ringleader, whom the
members called padrlno, or
"godfather,'.' was Identified by
authorltes as Adolfo de Jesus
Constanzo, 27. who was bom In
Florida to Cuban parents and
lives In Matamaroa across the
Rio Grande from Brownsville.
• "T h e type o f ritual group we're
talking about right now has
overtones o f a religious cult
that's been exported out o f Cuba
and Haiti and Jamaica known as
Santerla." Neck said.
"It Is evidenced by a lot of
physical characteristics. It's
confirmed also by the person
being sought now (Constanzo).
He's a Cuban national. (The four
suspects) adored this Constanzo.
We did not get the Impression he
manipulated anybody. They
w e r e fo llo w e r s and lo y q l
believers and they did so will
ingly.
"T h e y prayed every d ay."
(SEAL)
Neck said. "They went to this
MARYANNE MORSE
'cabin every day and did certain
CLERK OF THE
things. There were several cases
CIRCUIT COURT
BY i Wendy W. Collin*
o f Mexican liquor and several
Deoutv Clark
boxes or cigars. They would go
Publlth:;April 4. IL 30.17, l*«f
every day and m ok e cigars and
D ID -)*
do black magic. Supposedly
NOTICE OF
sm o k in g cigars g a ve them
.
FICTITIOUS NAME
power."
Nolle* I* hereby given that I
Santerla, brought to the Unit am engaged In butlnatt al SM
ed States by Cuban Immigrants,
Remington Oak Drive, Samlnok
combines some oOtward signs of County, Florida under th*
F lc tltle u a Nam a o f THE
Christianity with the religious C H U R C H D I R E C T O R Y
traditions o f West Africa. The
SERVICE OF AMERICA - 1 0
CHOATE PHOTOORAPHY —
name means "saint worship."
PORTRAITS AND CO. - MA
During the ceremonies, the
JESTIC M A R K E T IN G IN
Santero, or priest, sacrifices T E R N A T IO N A L - PUND
RAISINO SERVICE, and that I
animals to get help from the
Inland to ragittar taM name
gods called the Seven African
with tha Clark at th* Circuit
Powers.
Court, Samlnok County, FkrM*
In accordance with th* ProThe cult was brought to the
vltknt el th* Fktltku* Nam*
Caribbean by African slaves,
Statuta*. To-Wit: Sactian 44X0*
FlarMa Slllukt IMf.
who gave thetr traditional gods
/t/Edward Bryan Choet*
the names o f Christian saints in Publlth:
April4, IL SO. 17, IN *
order to practice the religion
OED X
while making It appear to their
masters that they had converted
NOTICE
Tha SI. John* River Water
to Roman Catholicism.
District hat re
Neck said a wood shack near Management
ceived an application lor Man
the graves was the site of the agamant and Storaga ot Surface
Water* from:
rituals and that It was filled with
G ULFSTREAM HOUSING
grisly evidence of black magic,
C O R P., A T T N : B E L A IR E
particularly a metal kettle In HOMES. 041 DOUGLAS AVE.
which the brains and blood of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL
H714. application 14 tlfOXOtAM.
victims were boiled.
on 1/1S/I*. Tho protect It
When found on Tuesday, the
located In Samlnok County,
Sactknit) U I t OX. Townthlp(t)
kettle contained human brains,
South. Rang* JO East. Tha
goat brains, a turtle, a goat head 30II
application It tor a 7*1100 acre
and chicken feathers. The shack PO RTIO N OF TROTWOOD
BLVD. BETWEEN BAHAMA
also contained candles and other
RO. A LOT Ml THAT WAS
pots that held goat heads.
E X C L U D E O F R O M THE
D ecision on Wright near
another closed meeting for today
In hopes of wrapping up the
panel's report on the results o f a
nine-month Investigation o f
Wright.
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE FOR PS-444 ■RIDOE REPLACEMENT
OESION PROJECT
THE BOARDOF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA
Tba Samlnok County Board el
County Commlttknen in com
pllanc* with th* Contultant*
Competitive Negotiation Act.
F.S. 1ST OSS Invlkt Etprettknt
ol Interetl to provide Pro
ktaknal Engineering Service*
tor Department el Engineering.
Samlnok County.
Firm* desiring tr provide
Prolettional Service* deter Ibed
below thall tubmlt on* ( I )
original and nlna (f ) copkt.
Etprtitlont ol Intereit con
talnlng all of th* requested
Information by 1:10 P M ., total
lima, Wednetdoy, April M. Ik *
Submlttknt will b* publicly
opened In the Board ol County
Commlttlonert Chamber*, list
E. Flrtt Street, Room #WHO,
Santard. Florida on ttw above
appointed date at 1:00 PM .,
local lime
IF MAILING SUBMISSION.
MAIL TO:
P.O.BOX lit*,
SANFORD. P L U f f l lit*
IF DELIVERING
SUBMISSION IN PERSON.
DELIVER TO:
COUNTY SERVICES
BUILDINO
1101 E. FIRST STREET
r o o m m oo
SANFORD. FL
M A R K O U T S ID E OF
ENVELOPE: PSOtO - Bridge
Replacement Dttign Prelect
FOR F U R T H E R IN
FORMATION AND A COPY OF
THE PSO40 PACKAGE CON
TACT: Iren* Palno. Contract*
Analytt, (407) U1-I1X. Eel. 111.
SCOPE OF SERVICES:
P r o llm ln a r y and fin a l
roadway and bridge detign in
cluding tu rv ty , tout, and
rtght-bf-way map* for th* re
placement ot two aeltllng, lew
level Head tpan bridge* al th*
lot lowing location:
C . R . 41* and t h *
Ecentockhalcho* River
and
Snow H ill Road and th*
Econlockhatch** River
Betty 0 Leonard
PurchMlng Director
IIOIE. Flrtt Street
Sanlord. FLJXTf I
Publlth: April II. 1*0*
DEDM
.
ST. JOHNS RIVER litrATBR
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Otv*tN*Mc**f
Intended Agency Aetkn
The Dlttrlcl give* natk* al It*
Intent to luua a permit to th*
fo llo w in g a p p lic a n t)* ) on
APRIL 10. I***:
SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT
AUTHORITY. P.O. BOX Ilf*.
SANFORD. FL UTS), appllca
lien M-llfPltSAO. on 10'14/M.
Th* p ro l*c t It located In
Samlnok Courty. Sect k n it) It,
Townthlplt) t* South. Rang* X
Eatl. Th* application It tor a
I f MO acre INDUSTRIAL PARK
to be known at PORT OF
SANFORD EXPANSION. Ttw
rocalvlng watar body Hat) It ST.
JOHNS RIVER (CLASS III).
Ttw llk d l containing each ol
th* above-lilted application!*)
ar* available lor Intptcflon
Monday through Friday eicapt
tor legal holiday*. 1:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. at ttw St. John* River
Water Management Dlttrlcl,
Highway 100 Wett. Palatka.
Florida.
Tha Dlttrkt will lak* action
on each permit application
llttod above unltti a petition lor
on admlnlttratlvo proceeding
F.S.. and taction 40C-1.SII.
F A C. A parton whot* tubtten
tlal Intarattt ar* aftactad by any
e l th* O latrlcta propottd
permitting dtcltknt Identified
above may petition tor an admlnlatrallv* hearing In ac
cordance with taction uo.jf.
F.S. Petition* mutt comply with
tho requirement* el Florida
Adm lnlitratlvo Coda Rulot
40C-1.1I1 and IBS.HI and b*
fltod with (received by) ttw
District Ctorfc. P.O. Bax 143*.
Palatka, Florida 1HTI-I4I*.
Petition* for admlnlitratlv*
hearing on ttw above appllcatlon(t) mutt be filed within
fourteen 114) days ot publica
tions ol this notice or within
fourteen (14) day* ot actual
recalpt ot this Infant, whichever
llrtt occur*. Failure to Ilk a
petition within this tlmo period
‘ " constitute a waiver at any
such parton may have to
requatt an admlnlttratlvo d*
termination (hearing) under
taction 1H.I7, F.S., concerning
ttw tub|eel permit application.
Potltknt which ara net Iliad In
accordance with th* above pro
vision* ar* aub|act to dismissal.
Publlth: April )L Ik *
DED-IM
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice It hereby given that I
am engaged In butlnatt at 171
Flrtt St., Lake Mary, Fla. II744,
Samlnok County, Florida under
th* Flctltlou* Nam* el TIM'S
W IN D O W h O O O R I N
STALLATION, and that I Intend
to ragittar tald name with th*
Clark at ih* Circuit Court,
Sam Inal* County, Florida In
accordance with th* Provltlont
of th* Flctltlou* Nam* Statuta*.
ToWlt: Section S4S.0* Florida
Statute* 1*17.
/l/TImmy Brooklyn
Publlth: March X . April a. IS.
M .IM *
DEC-lia
NOTICE OF
f ic t it io u s Ra m i
Nolle* I* hereby given that w*
ar* engaged In butlnatt at
471-100 Sun Lak* Circle, Lak*
M ary, FL I !I 4 t , Samlnoia
Caunly. Florida undar tha
F lc lllle u t N am * of M/S.
S A R B J IT S IN G H / R A M 'S
BARGAIN, and that wa inland
to reglator tald nama with th*
Clark ot tha Circuit Court.
Samlnok County. Florida In
accordance with th* Provltlont
el th* Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*.
ToWlt: Section 44X0* Florida
Statuta* IMf.
/*/S*rb|lt Singh
/t/Mllkhl Ram
Publlth: April 4. IX X. If. Ik *
DED-U
Approved by tba aaj^btgoe State
STATE OF MICNIOAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
PROBATE COURTJUVENILE DtV.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
ON HBARINO
CASE N O .(*-> flftl
TO: THE HERALD
IN THE MATTER OF:
MONIQUE SHONTEL
PERKINS, M LlfXfSl
A petition ha* bean Iliad In th*
above matter. A hearing on tha
petition will b* conducted by th*
court on FRIDAV. th* tfth day
el MAT, IMf at *:M A M. In
THE WAYNE COUNTY JUVE
NILECOURTBUILDING.
IT IS THEREFORE OR
DERED that Marthall Henry
Parkin*. Ih* lather at MONI
QUE SHONTEL PE R K IN S
partonally appear before th*
court al that time and place
itatod above.
THIS HEARING MAY RE
SULT IN THE TERMINATION
OF P A R E N T A L R IG H TS.
P L A C E M E N T OF TH E
CHILOIRENI IN THE PER
MANENT CUSTOOY OF THE
COURT FOR THE PURPOSE
OF ADOPTION PLANNING.
Notice to netvr* I tether:
A petition hat bean Iliad with
th* court regarding tha above
named chlldlren). You may
appetr at tha above ttatod time
and place at th* hearing and
aapraaa your tn taratl. It
a n y .ln t h * a b o v e n a m ed
chlldlren). Failure to attend th*
hearing will cenatltut* a denial
at Inter**! in th* mlnar(t), a
waiver ol notk* tor all tub**
qutnt hearing*, a waiver el a
right to appointment al an
attorney, and could ratult In th*
termination at any parental
right*.
JUDGE FRANCES PITTS
Judge at Probata
Publlth: April II. Ik *
OED It
INTNE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NUMBER:
tv 111* C A M P
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF
Jo s e p h l m c g u ir e . j r ..
Petitioner/Husband.
Jo s e p h in e
p m c g u ir e .
Retpondent/WIto
AMINOEO
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: JOSEPHINE P McGUIRE
Lett Known Betldonco:
431141*1 Avenue
Cartage Cifr. Maryland
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
NOTIFIED mat a Patman tor
Dittolutlan at Marriage hat
been filed in th* abavattytod
Court, tor ttw ditealuttan at ttv*
marriage named herein, and
yew ara required ta tarv* a copy
*1 your wrttton detente*. It any.
upon JOSEPH M MURASKO.
ESQ . who** mailing addreu It
Pott Ottic* Drawer fat. Fern
Park. Florida, am. wtw it ttw
a t t o r n e y f a r th * P a l i
t wn*r /Hutband herein er be
ter* May I Mb. Ik*, ark til* tra
original thereof with lb* Ckrk el
mil Court, either bekr* ter« ice
an ttw attamay tor ttw Pan
inner /Hutband. or immediately
thereafter otherwise * detauii
wIM be entered agamtf you ter
•he relief demanded In th*
Petition
WITNESS my band and the
eaat at tbit Court, an nut tom
day at APRIL. tk »
(SEAL i
MAR y ANNE MOD IE
Ckrk at ttw Circuit Court
•y Wendy W Cal lo t
Deputy Ckrk
Pubfitn April IL X If. May 4.
tea*
OEO k
NOTICE T O T H ! PUBLIC.
Notk* It hereby given that Ih*
Board at Ad|w*tm*nt ot th* City
ot Santard will held a regular
moating an April U . Ik*. In th*
City Hall Commission Chambers
at II.-X a.m. In order to contid
ar a requatt tor ver lance in ttw
Zoning Ordinance at It parlalnt
to variance requirements In a
PUD dlttrkt an:
THE E. Ik OF THE W. It OF
THE NE I* OF THE NE It
ILESS THE S IS’ THEREOF),
SEC. ) l . TOWNSHIP t*S. RGE
H E . SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA AND THE W. Ik OF
THE E. Ik OF THE NE 14 OF
T H E N E 14 ( L E S S
R A I L R O A D ). SEC I I .
TOWNSHIP !*S, ROE H E .
SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA AND THE W. I* OF
THE W. It OF THE NE U OF
T H E N E I* S E C . I I .
TOWNSHIP l»S , ROE H E
(L E S S T H E S. IS ' A N D
RIGHT-OF WAV FOR CEL
ERY AVENUE).
Being mar* ipacltkally do
tcrlbed at located 170! Celery
Avenue
Planned use of th* property It
to allow a chain link tone* In a
required buffer area.
Board of Adluttmanf
WM. Philip*. Chairman
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. II
a person decidtt to agpaal a
decision mad* with raspect to
any mailer considered al th*
above meeting ar hearing, he
may need a verbatim record el
th* proceeding*. Including Ih*
testimony and evidence, which
record It not provided by th*
City at Santard. (FSJM0I0S)
Publlth April IX XX I k f
OED *0
IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT. IN
AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. t t t t N C A W L
NINA 0 LOGAN.
Plaintiff.
WILLIAM TAYLOR. JR .
Defendant
NOTICE OF SALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY given
that pursuant to Final Judgment
•t Foreclosure rendered an ttw
Slh day at April. Ik*. In that
certain cause pending in th*
C ircu it Court In and far
Seminal* Caunly. Florida,
wherein Nina O Lagan it
Plaintiff ark William Taylor.
Jr . it Defendant Cat* Number
MCOOtCA t t L. I. MARVANNE
MORSE. Clark af th* atoratatd
Circuit Court, will at It k A M
14th day at May. tk*.
ar tala and tall to ttw
highest am* best biddtr tor cash
at ttw Watt ‘rant dear af ttw
Sam male County Court Haute al
Santard Florida, ttw toftowmg
described real property, titwato
and being m Seminok Caunly.
F tor id* , towll
L a l I * . B lack ” 0 " . *1
CHAPPELL S SUBDIVISION
OF BLOCKS G. K and J af
GOLDSBORO according to ttw
Plat thereof at recorded jn Plal
•ao* i *i page ft af ttw Public
Record* ot Sammak County
Florida
Said ta le w ill b* m ad*
pursuant k and in order le
satisfy the term* of said Fm*l
Judgment
Doled ttut Tin day al April.
Ik *
MARVANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By Jan* E Jaeewic
Deputy Ckrk
Pubfitn April f|. x tk *
DCOM
NOTICE
.
Th* SI. Johns River Wafer
Management District hat re
ceived an applkatkn for Man
agamant and Storage of Surface
Wafer*from:'
PIRST OEV THREE. 'I1SI
LUCIEN WAY, MAITLAND. FL
UTIL applkatkn lab llffilM A .
on l/ II/ l* . Th* prelect la
located In Samlnoia County,
Sactlen(l) 15. Townthlplt) H
South. Rang* I I Eatl. Tha
application It lor a 11.100 acr*
CLEAR AND FILL EXISTING
ROADWAY R O W to b* known
at MC CULLOUOH ROAD. Th*
receiving water body(let) la
L IT T L E E CO N LO CK H AT
CHEE.
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
SCHOOL BO ARO , A T T N :
OAVIO SPEAR ti l l
M E L L O N V IL L E AV E N U E .
SANFORD. FL U7fl. applica
tion I40-II7-OI17AG, on 3/tf/l*.
Th* p ro ject la locatad In
Samlnok County. Sactlon(t) 01.
Townthlplt) II South. Range M
East. Th* application It tor a .
41.*10 a c r* A D D IT IO N A L
PARKING B BUILDINO. RE
LOCATION OF E X ISTIN O
ATHLETIC FACIL. to bt known
at LYMAN HIOH SCHOOL.
Action.will b* taken on ttw
tbovo lilted op p llcallon (t)
within X day* ot receipt ot ttw
application. Should you b* Inter
ested In any ol Ih* llitod
application*, you should contact
ttw St. John* River Water Man
agement Dlttrlcl at P.O. Box
W t, Palatka. Florida U07SI4X, or In parson at lit office on
ktato H ighw ay 100 W a it.
Palatka. Florida. *04/1X1 CHI.
W rltta n ob|*ctlon to th *
agglkatlon may be mad*, but
should bt received no lator than
14 day* Irom th* d a ft al
publication. Wrttton obltcfloni
should Identify ttw ob|*ctor by
name and addrat*. and fully
describe the obloctlen to th*
application. Filing a written
objection dot* not entitle you to
a Chapter tx . Florida Statute*.
Admlnlttratlvo Hearing. Only
'
substantial
ad by th*
application and who flk a peti
tion moating ttw raqulramantt
of Section X-S.MI, F.A.C., may!
obtain an Administrative Hear
ing. All timely filed written
ob|eel loot will b* protonfed to
ttw Board tor tta consideration
In Ita deliberation an Ih*
application prior to ttw Board
taking action on ttw application.
Damico T. Kemp, Director
Division of Record*
SI. John* River Water
Management District
Publlth: April IL Ik *
OED-MI
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice It hereby given that I
am engaged In butlnatt at ISSf
Park Dr.. Sanlord. FL MT7I.'
Samlnok County, Florida under,
ttw Fictitious Nam* ot THE
CUT SHOP, and that I Inland to
ragittar tald name with ttw
Ckrk el th* Circuit Court.:
Samlnok County. Florida In
accordance with th* Provltlont
ot ttw Fictitious Nam* Statuta*.
To-Wit: Section 145.0* Florida
Statute* IMf.
/a/Sharan E. Adam*
Publlth: March x. April *. IL
X. Ik *
DEC X0*
NOTICE TO THE PUBLICi .
Nolle* It hereby given that ttw
Beard ot Ad|uttm*nt ot ttw City
of Santard will hold a regular
mooting an April X . Ik *. In ttw
City Hall Commlttkn Chamber*
at l l : X a.m. In order to cantJdor a requatt tor variance in ttw
Zoning Ordinance at II parlalnt
to Sit* Parking Raqulramantt
variance In an Ml I dlttrkt an:
THE NORTH 4XT OF THE W.
V l.t r OF THE SW U OF THE
SE 1* O F S E C T I O N 1.
TOWNSHIP XS. RANGE 1IB.
SEMINOLE CO UNTY.
FLORIDA. LESS THE N » '
FOR SILVER LAKE ROAD
RIGHT OF WAV.
Being mare specifically de
scribed at kcaled: i x i Silver
Lake Drive
Planned ut* of ttw property it
a continuation at existing i
— manufacturing e l hem*
health c a r * unit* (beds,
wtwakhalrt, ate)
Board of Adluttmanf
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THURSDAY
Sanford H erald
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AMERICAN
Ryan Exprass is back in AL
After nine seasons victimizing batters In the
National League, the Nolan Ryan fastball
returned to the American League In the
off-season and from every Indication. It didn't
change much while It was away.
Nolan Ryan, signed as a free agent during the
ofT-season. allowed one hit over eight Innings
and s tru c k o u t 15
W e d n e s d a y n ig h t ,
le a d in g th e T e x a s
Rangers to an 8-1 victo
ry over the Milwaukee
Brewers.
R y a n , w ith the
Houston Astros the last
nine seasons, lost a bid
for his sixth career
no-hltter with none out
In the eighth on a single by Terry Francona.
Elsewhere In the American League: Cleveland
topped Boston 10-6, New York clipped Toronto
5-3, Seattle pounded Chicago 9-1. California
blanked Oakland 5-0 and Baltimore edged
Kansas City 5-4 In 15 Innings. Minnesota at
Detroit was postponed because of rain.
Austin, Gergley, Roberson
gain Sports Hall of Fame
By TONY DeBORMIER
Herald sports editor
ORLANDO — Some eight years
ago, the Central Florida Sports Hall
of Fame was created with several
specific goals In mind, the foremost
of which arc:
"...the promotion and recognition
of outstanding achievements In am
ateur and professional athletics In
Central Florida, and to perpetuate
the memory of athletes and persons
who served the athletic community
as athletes, contributors or coaches
and brought lasting fame and rec
ognition to the Central Florida
area."
Following that tradition, the
Central Florida Sports Hall of Fame
announced Its 1989 Inductees dur
ing a luncheon press conference at
the Dubsdread Golf Course — Deb
bie Austin. Larry Gergley and Mike
Roberson.
"W e have very specific
guidelines," explained Selection
Committee chairman Bob Gould,
himself a Hall of Fame Inductee In
1983. "W e require documentation
and Information on all the Individu
als. We look at the statistics and
compare one athlete against the
other.
"This year, there were 30 on the
ballot and we elected three. And
half of the people that didn't get
elected this year probably deserve
to be In and will probably get In
D A V w h ip s
S u n Bank
By DEAN SMITH
Herald correspondent
NHL PLAYOFFS
Capitals not ready for golf
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The Washington Capitals would rather wait
for warmer weather before getting their golf .
clubs out.
The Capitals, regular-season champions o f the
Patrick Division, trail 3-2 their best-of-seven
series with the Philadelphia Flyers after absorb
ing an 8-5 drubbing In Game 5 In Landover. Md.
The Capitals face elimination Thursday night In
Game 6 In Philadelphia.
Washington right wing D{no Clccarell! said .
some Flyers players, particularly Rick Tocchet.
made derogatory remarks at the Capitals after
GameS.
"Th ey're yelling at us after the game about
getting our golf clubs ready." Clccarelll said. "I
don't think It’s that easy. Just because they won
In our building doesn't mean It's going to be
automatic for tnem going back there.
Last year, the Flyers led the Capitals 3-1 In the
opening-round aeflep. only to watch Washington
■ T T T
Islah: Pittons-Cavs race It ovar
The Cleveland Cavaliers are still blowing
smoke, but Detroit guard Islah Thomas Is not
worried.
As far as Thomas In concerned, the NBA
Centra] Division race between his Pistons and
the Cavaliers la over.
"1 knew If we won this game, they might as
well rest their guys, because the race Is over."
Thomas said Wednesday night after Detroit's
107-95 victory over visiting Cleveland.
Vlnnle Johnson scored 31 points on 13 of 22
shooting to lead Detroit one step closer to
clinching the best regular-season record In the
NBA.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds capitalize on Davis' error
For once this spring Pete Rose could talk
about someone rise's mistakes.
Rose, embroiled In an Investigation by the
commissioner's office Into his alleged gambling
habits. Wednesday refused to comment on the
latest reports that he bet as much as $16,000 a
day during the spring of 1987 on baseball
games.
Rose was mote than
happy to discuss the
Reds' 5-2 triumph over
the Houston Astros.
The triumph was sealed
by a three-run ninth
Inning set up by first
baseman Glenn Davis'
throwing error.
"W ejust took
advantage o f a mlscuc by them." Rose said.
"That was the thing that turned It around. Davis
made a great play, then made a bad throw."
In the National League it was: Chicago 3. St.
Louis 2: Philadelphia 6 . Montrml 3: Atlanta 5.
San Diego 0; and San Francisco 3. Los Angeles
1.
BASEBALL
□ 4 p.m. - 2& 56. Houston Astros at Los
Angeles Dodgers.
Dodgers (L)
BASKETBALL
(16 p.m - SUN. College. Orlando All-Star
Classic. East vs. Midwest. (L)
□ 8 05 p.m. — 1HS. Boston Celtics at Atlanta
Huwks, (L)
□8:30 p.m. — SUN. College. Orlando All-Star
Claasir. South vs. West. (L)
J
\
u“ series
nmi deficit
from a 3*1
series.
BASKETBALL
down the line. We limit It to five
Inductees a year and the must have
two-thirds of the votes (from a
committee of 25)."
Making the grade this year arc
three very storied Individuals In
their respective fields.
Austin, n 19-ycar veteran of the
Ladles Professional Golf Association
and the current women's golf conch
at Rollins College, was the Florida
High School champion In 1966. the
Florida State Junior College cham
pion In 1967 and. In 1977. was
honored by G o lf Magazine as
"Player orthe Year."
□ S ea Hall, Page 2B
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Despite being hit In his pitching hand with a hard-hit
ball and giving up three runs In the first Inning, Oviedo
junior Gregg Twiggs settled down and threw a complete
game victory to lead the Oviedo Lions past Seminole
Wednesday night at Sanford Stadium.
T w ig g s re c o v e rs to b ea t S e m in o le
"His pitching hand was numb." said Ferrell, pointing
to the spot In Twiggs' hand that absorbed Cox's shot.
"H e was a little rattled after the first Inning but really
SANFORD — There may have been better outings for* settled down after that. He kept the ball low and wound
junior pitcher Gregg Twiggs this season, but none more up with just about as many strikeouts as he had when
memorable In the eyes of Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell he shut out DeLand."
The Lions didn’t live entirely on Twiggs' pitching,
than Wednesday night's masterpiece.
though.
Twiggs, rocked for three runs In the first Inning,
Not known as an offensive machine. Oviedo sent
racked up nine strikeouts to propel the Lions (10-12.
4-5) to a 5-4 victory over Seminole (8-9. 3-5| In a seven batters to the plate In the top of the fifth, turning
Seminole Athletic Conference buscball contest before u 3-1 deficit Into a 5-3 lead.
101 wind-chilled fans at Sanford Memorial Stadium.
Keying the uprising were Mlcah Klnnulrd's two-run,
What greatly Impressed Ferrell was that Twiggs bascs-loaded single. That came moments after B.J.
shook off the effects of Ron Cox's rockct-llke hit that left Calapa and Todd Tocca perfectly executed a double
the lefty's hand pulsating in the game's early moments. steal that preceded Greg Hughes being Intentionally
And on a night where temperatures were more suited to walked. Brian MacCinncss contributed a sacrifice fly
□Bet Oviedo, Pag* 2B
spring In Minnesota rather than Central Florida.
BY JIM RICKHNBACKBR
Herald Correspondent
S A N F O R D — Q uentin Hunt
stroked a double and a home run as
the Disabled American Veterans
moved to 2-0 on the season with a
22-9 thrashing o f Sun Bank In the
second gam e o f an Am erican
Division doublcheadcr o f the San
ford Little Major League Wednesday
night at Roy Holler Memorial Field.
In the first game. Joshua Watson
hit a single and triple as Ken
Rummel Chevrolet Improved to M
with a 19-9 victory over First Union
Bank.
Hunt was also the winning pitcher
for DAV as he give up no hits and
struck out four In his two Innings of
work. But he did have difficulty
with his control as he walked six
and hit two batters. Alton Jenkins
pitched the final two innings for
DAV. giving up two tuts.
Also collecting two hits for DAV
were Jenkins, who had a home run
and a double, and Corey Williams
with a pair o f singles. Curtis
Peterson had a double and Lloyd
Dixon a single to complete the DAV
hitting.
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Hunt scored four runs: Jenkins,
Williams. Kelvin Butler, and George
Beasley scored three runs each:
Peterson tallied two: and Dixon.
Sherm an Hudson. Corey
Donaldson, and Alvin Kilgore one
run each.
Aaron Knight had u double and
Fabian McKinney a single for Sun
Bank's two hits. Waller Gaines
scored three runs, and Lawrence
Mason. Durrell Riggins, and Todd
Hudson two runs to account for the
Sun Bank total.
DAV took control o f the game
early as they exploded for 14 runs
In the bottom of the first Inning.
in the first game of the evening,
Rummel took a 1-0 lead after one
Inning o f play, then exploded for 11
runs In the top of the second and
put the game away.
Rummel collected 10 hits ip the
game as Ivory Peterson, David
Hayes. Richard Badge. Tommie
Thompson and Watson had two hits
e a c h . O n e o f P e t e r s o n and
Thompson's hits were doubles.
W atson. Hayes, and T e rre ll
Jackson scored three runs each.
□Baa American, Page 2B
S u g a r Ray R o b in so n d ead at 67
United Press International
LOS ANGELES — Sugar Kay Robinson, whose
Incredible boxing career began before Jackie
Robinson broke baseball's color barrier and
continued Into the age of Muhammad All. died
fo llo w in g long bouts with diabetes and
Alzheimer's disease. He was 67.
Robinson, accompanied by his wife. Millie, was
taken by paramedics to the emergency room at
Brottnan Medical Center In Culver City Wed
nesday morning after hr began having trouble
breathing. Arriving In what a Coroner's Olflce
spokesman said was "full arrest." he was
pronounced dead of natural causes a few minutes
later.
Millie Robinson said her husband suffered from
Alzheimer's and diabetes for years. "His blood
sugar went sky high (In the morning) and I called
the ambulance," she said.
Robinson, who many experts called the
greatest fighter who ever lived, held the
welterweight championship of the world once
and the middleweight title five times
In a career that began with a knockout victory
In 1940. Robinson had 201 professional lights,
winning 174. Including 109 by knockout. Hr lost
18 decisions, dropped onr bout by a foul, was
knocked out once, fought once to a no decision
.and Itad six draws. Ten of his losses came after
he was 40.
On Nov. 10. 1965. Robinson lost a IO round
decision in Putsburgh to a plumber named Jory
Archer. It was his Iasi light.
Exactly onr month later, pudgy and llrrd but
still wearing the faint smile that was his
trademark. Robinson announced he was retiring
from the ring at the age of 44.
Along the way he fought many of boxing's
legends. Including Jake "Raging Bull" LaMotla.
Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basillo.
Walker Smith Jr., became Kay Robinson one
night In Kingston. N.Y.. when a fight promoter
needed a flyweight. Because at 15 he was too
young to hold u card allowing him to fight In
AAU sanctioned bouts, the promoter sneaked
him a card belonging to a young man who had
quit the ring. "Ray Robinson" won a unanimous
decision, and never bothered to apply for an AAU
card In l.lsown name. A sportswrlter nicknamed
him "Sugar" because hr was “ a mighty sweet
fighter."
Robinson won his first title In 1946. taking the
vacant welterweight championship with a 15round decision over Tommy Bell. He gave up the
crown after winning the middleweight title from
La Motta In 1951.
"W e had six great, great, great fights. My Ood.
how ran I feel. I love the man. I just love the
man." La Motta said In New York. "He was the
greatest fighter pound for pound."
In Las Vegas, boxing promoter Bob Arum said.
"There's no question In my mind, that with all
the great lighters that we've had In recent times
like Sugar Ray Leonard. Marvin llagler (and)
Muhammad All. the greatest lighter of all lim e
without any doubt was Sugar Kay Robinson."
“ It's a loss to the boxing profession." said
Teddy Brenner, the matchmaker at New York's
Madison Square Garden. "He was the best boxer
I ever saw and It's a loss to humanity."
H w M M tp M ,
Cigar City>bound
Two time All Sttf a goalie Ke'ly Walden (right) of
Lyman school has committed to attend The
University of Tampa on a soccer scholarship.
Lyman coach Ray Sandidge announced Wed
nesday.
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Ray Robinson was the greatest."
"H e could take a punch, and
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black fighters didn’t get many
good fights in those days, but he
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in P a t r o it s ’ w in o v e r ’ H o u n d s
offensively and defensively along scoreboard In the bottom half of
with having a strong pitching the Inning with Varitek reaching
staff. We needed a win over o on a walk, Chris Knutson then
team like that.*'
dropped down a sacrifice bunt
Lyman opened the games and Terry Brown reached on an
scoring with a run In the lop or error that brought In Varitek to
the flrei Inning ns Chris Radcllff trim the lead to 3-1.
ed the 'rnmc off bv ripp-itg a
Brantley evened Pangs up In
d o u b le . K e v in W a in s c o t ! the bottom or the third a j Eddie
followed with a walk before Zaremba reached on a single
Andy Spolskl grounded Into a with one out. With two outs
double play that sent Radcllff to Morse stepped to the plate and
10-10 overall and 8-2 In the SAC third. Kenny Jackson was then took Chuck Lamb’s offering well
intentionally walked before Jim over the light pole in left field to
_____ t Lucas sin gled to g iv e the even the game at 3-3.
dropped to 14-9 and 8-2 In the Greyhounds a 1-Oadvantage.
Brantley then came up with
conference and will return to
Lyman Increased Its lead with some great defense In the outaction Friday at home against a pair o f runs In the top of the field as Zaremba made two
Lake Howell.
second. Charlie Curley led off tremendous plays In left with
Brantley and Lyman now are with a walk and. after two Knutson equaling the perforboth tied for second In the consecutive strike outs. Radcllff mancc In center to keep Lyman
conference race with Lake Mary came up and ripped a ringing from threatening,
leading by a one half game single to right to place runners
Lym an brought In Heath
margin with a 7-2 mark.
on the comers. Walnscotl then Greenlee, a new transfer from
delivered a run scoring single Winter Park, to iltch In the
and Spolskl reached on an error bottom o f the fifth and he
allowing Radcllff to score, build- opened the frame with a strikeIng the lead to 3 0.
out. Greg Thomas then hit an
The Patriots finally got .on the opposite field single before
another strikeout. Varitek then
lifted a 1-1 pitch over the right
field wall for the game winner.
" I didn’t hit the ball solid but I
knew It was gone." Varitek said.
"W e knew we could play with
Lyman, our hits Just didn’t drop
In the first game with them. We
lined but eight times, tonight our
hits fell and we were able to
come out on top."
Matt Fair came In relief of
winning pitcher Mitch Shatto In
the top o f the sixth and put the
Greyhounds down In order be
fore Dalton Reed came on In the
final Inning to pick up the save.
"A ll o f our pitchers did a great
Job," Smith said. "Fair did a nice
Job and If the low strike were
being called he would have
stayed In the game. He keeps the
ball down but he wasn’t getting
the. call so we went with Reed
who throw a lot of off speed
pitches In the final Inning.”
Smith feels his club must pick
up Its level o f play for the
remainder o f the season to have
a shot for the SAC title and a
g o o d sh ot in th e d is t r ic t
tournament.
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“ We have to play 700 ball the
Laks Brantley’s Jim Morse added to his county-leading home run rest of the way,” Smith said.
total with a monster blast against Lyman Wednesday night. It was "W e have some tough teams
Morse’s ninth home run of the season,
coming In to play us."
L a k e B ra n tle y , L o c h L o w e P re p
p u ll o u t c lo s e s o ftb a ll v ic to rie s
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Lake Brantley
scored a run In the bottom o f the seventh Inning
to break a 2-2 tie and defeat Orlando-Evans 3-2 In
a high school softball game Wednesday night.
After Mary Weston led off the seventh wllh a
•single. Shelley Sturdivant, pinch hitting for Stacy
Brandenburg, hit a ground ball that was hobbled
by the second baseman, allowing both runners lo
reach base safely. Sheny Adams then pinch hit
for Chris Rabaja and grounded a ball to the
shortstop, who had trouble handling the ball and
threw it away, allowing Weston to score the
winning run.
After Evans took a 1-0 lead in the top of the
third. Lake Brantley answered with a pair o f runs
In the bottom half of the Inning.
With two outs. Tania Diaz singled and Michelle
Davis walked. Tracy Brandenburg, who has been
selected lo play in this year's Florida Athletic
Coaches Association North-South All Star games
In May, then hit a line drive single to left, scoring
Diaz. Tina Wilson followed with another single to
left. Davis scoring the go-ahead run.
Evans tied the score In the fifth Inning, setting
the stage for Lake Brantley's Iasi Inning heroics.
The win makes Lake Brantley 1H-I on the
Oviedo
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that ac
counted for the Lions' final run.
Seminole, which has lost all
eight o f Its one-run games this
season, got its final run In the
seventh. Anthony Roberts’ on
e-out double In the bottom o f the
Seventh allowed Jeff Derr to
reach third. Derr raced home on
a fielder's choice, but Cox struck
out to thwart the threat.
*'We moved Klnnslrd from the
Iradoff spot to the No. 4 spot the
last two gomes, and U’a paid
off," said Ferrefi. who look over
as Oviedo’s coach this season
yean at Seminole's head coach.
"W e seem lo score more runs
when we make things happen,
whether U be stealing bases or a
hit-and-run.”
Seminole was happening In
the first Inning, which took 27
minutes.
The 'Holes started with Cox's
single. After he stole second,
Bubba Corel singled to send him
to third. Coral, like Cox. got a
good Jump and stole second.
Pitcher James Joyce, who struck
out sis. singled to tie the score,
M . and sent Corel to third.
Corel sped home on a fielder's
choice to give Seminole a 2-1 Peterson. Badge. Thompson,
lead, and Mike Senechek made it and Ron Jackson two runs each,
and Terrance Jenkins and Khala
3* 1 on a sacrifice fly.
“ Our boys really wanted to get A ddison on e run each for
Ferrell,” said Seminole Coach Runimel.
First Union collected eight hits
Mike Powers, on assistant under
Ferrell lost season. "But give In the game led by Phillip
T w ig g s c re d it He kept nls Eubanks, who was 3-for-3 wllh
composure and kept the ball two doubles and a home run.
down low after Cox almost took Israel Black had two singles, and
Kodric Peterson, Adrian Mit
his hand off In the first Inning."
Both teams will return to chell. and Eric Smith one hit
action on Friday night, Seminole each.
Eubanks and Black scored two
hosting Lake Mary at Sanford
Stadium and Oviedo traveling to runs each and Peterson. Mit
chell. Tyler Blatr, Ivan Byrd, and
Lake Brantley for a contest.
After their formal Induction, plaques
detailing their accomplishments will be
added to the Sports Hall o f Fame display at
the City o f Orlando Bureau of Recreation In
the Davis Armory on Livingston and
Poramore streets.
According to Gould, the Hall of Fame
draws from Ihire counties: Seminole. Or
ange and Osceola. They count on people
from those areas to provide the Information
on possible candidates for nomination and
election, then draw on a cross section of
people Involved In sporis In various
capacities to help wllh the selection process.
“ We try to pick people who grew up here
or came here at a young age.” explained
Gould. "W e also look at peoiic who came to
Rollins. Stetson or UCF and stay here alter
they graduate.
"There are 50 more people we'd like lo
have In the hall o f fame. But we've
purposely made It difficult and very specific
us to who can get In so that people who
don't belong In won't get In. Of those who do
deserve lo be In. there are so many that It
takes Ume. We don't want to ramrod them
In."
The formal Induction ceremonies will take
place on May 11 at the Omni In downtown
Orlando and will coincide with the 23rd
annual Orlando Amateur Athletic Assoc la
lion's Sports Award Banquet.
Tickets for the banquet, which will feature
guest speaker Crls Colllnsworih of the
Cincinnati Hcngils. are *30 a piece. Call
843-8222 between 9 a.m. and 5 pm.
Monday through Friday lor more Informs
lion.
season. Lake Brantley returns to action today,
traveling to Red Bug Park to play the Oviedo Lady
Lions In a Seminole Athletic Conference contest
at 4 p.m.
Loch Low* Prop 14, S*abr**z* 12
DAYTONA BEACH - Loch Lowe Prep o f Lake
Mary, a Class 1A high school, scared a 14-12
softball win over Class 3A Daytona Beach*
Scubrrerc on Tuesday night.
This Is the second year In a row the Lady Lions
of Loch Lowe have beaten the Seabreeze Lady
Sandcrabs. The two wins arc the oply ones that
Loch Lowe has over any higher schools.
"T h e team Is finally playing up to their
potential." said Loch Lowe coach Tina McFerren.
"With districts In two weeks, we’re peaking at the
right time. I’ m very pleased with the constant
progress this team Is making.
"W e have worked hard since January and that
work Is beginning to show."
Kris League was 3-ror-3 with a double and a
home run lo lead Loch Lowe. Chriss Rabb
contributed four hits in five at bat with two rbl
and Missy Couts chipped a home run and three
rbl with a 2-for-4 effort. Dana Mulligan was 3-for-S
with two rbl.
Overall, the Lady Lions pounded out 22 hits to
Seabreeze's 13.
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Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday. April 13, 1989 — 3B
Kiwanis’ youth clubs unique
IN B R IE F
■y SANDRA SOUCHAMINS
Herald staff writer
Woman’s club to have yard sate
The Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. will host a yard sale on
Friday and Saturday. April 14-15. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the
groundr of its clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave. Everything from A to
Z will be Tor sale, from art to a zigzag sewing machine.
SHS classmates missing for reunion
The 40th reunion of Seminole High School's class o f 1949 la
planned for June 9-11 at the Quality Inn North in Longwood.
Missing arc the following classmates: Eugene Harper. Ellen
Westmoreland. Marcus Bowen. Donald Deal. Richard Snow.
Angus Mclnnus. Rudolph Mllsted, Pauline Pemell. Mary
Caldwell. Ethel! Graham, Virginia Johnson, Martha Stokely.
Dorothy McWilliams, Arlene Zittrower, Ray Dunbar, Cedric
Dunbar. George Rutherford. William Lane. Warren Lloyd.
Lafayette Jett- and Franklin Jett. Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of the above class members Is asked to call Don
Shaw at 327-0060. Jackie R. Thomas at 322-2749. or Martha
Orogan at 322-3019.
Watercolor competition slated
The deadline Is April 20 for entering Southeastern
Watercolorists V. the fifth biennial watercolor artists' competi
tion sponsored by the DcLand Museum o f Art. Awards this year
total $3,000 and Include a first-place prize o f $1,000. The
exhibition shows the works o f 60-plus artists of all styles and
subject matter. For a free prospectus, call the museum at
904-734-4371 or 904-736-9313.
VFW post to sponsor jamboree
VFW Post 5406 of Winter Springs and Its Ladles Auxiliary
will hold a Spring Jamboree on the post grounds. 420 N.
Edgemon Ave.. on Saturday. April 15. Food booths, games,
entertainment by Rick Hippie and Patty Tripp, and refresh
ments will be featured. Proceeds will benefit such post
community activities as children's parties, aid to the needy and
distribution of flags to the community. For more Information,
call 695-1824.
Ball to benefit music students
The Musician's Wives A Friends Club of Central Florida are
asking for an April 16 R.S.V.P. for their Sixth Annual
Scholarship Ball. The ball, slated for the evening of April 30 at
the Buena Vista Palace at Walt Disney World Village, la the
irimary fund-raiser for the club's annual scholarships given to
oca! music students. Dancing music will be provided by the
Orlando Society Orchestra and the Max Miller Orchestra. Dress
will be formal, snacks will be provided and door prizes will be
awarded. Tickets are $12.60 In advance, and $15 at the door.
For more Information, call Donna Fisher at 426-2106.
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Workshop to promote Journal uss
A one-day workshop titled "How to Use a Journal to Increase
Self-Knowledge" will be offered Saturday. April 22. at Crealde
School o f Art. 600 St. Andrews' Blvd.. Winter Park.
Participants will learn the art of writing productive and
creative Journal entries as well as Journal analysis. Space Is
limited, and fee Is $50. which Includes lunch. For more
information, call the school at 671*1886.
Toon support group to most
Fox Valley Drive (ofT Weklva Road), Longwood. Call 774-3844
for further Information.
NsrAnon to offsr hslp
Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of
addicts, meets at 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West
Lake Hospital, State Road 434. Longwood, and on Fridays, at 8
p.m.. at Grove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak
Avenue, Sanford. For more Information, call 869-6364.
Alanon msmbsrs to congrsgsto
Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United
Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive,
Sanford.
Ovsraatsrs to wsigh In
Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at
the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 Triplet Lake Drive.
Casselberry.
Dancsrs to swing thsir partnars
Square dancing for couples and singles Is held each Sunday
at 1:30 p.m. at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 Triplet Lake
Drive. Casselberry. Call 767-5411 or the center at 831-3551.
ext. 239. for more Information.
Rummage, bake, barbecue sales set
The Sanford Post and Ladies Auxiliary 10108 will sponsor a
rummage and bake sale, and barbecue chicken dinner sale on
Saturday. April 15. from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sanford VFW
Post on Lake Monroe. Proceeds from the fund-raiser will benefit
Seminole County 4-H youth participating In citizenship
programs and trips this summer. Anyone wishing to donate
Items to the sale may deliver them to the post after 4 p.m. on
Friday. April 14.
Nsrcotlcs Anonymous to most
Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House
of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford.
Bingo olds foster grsndpsrsnts
Bingo benefiting Foster Grandparents of Central Florida Is
played each Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Flea World,
off U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford.
Vernon Bowman of Deltona
didn't Intend to get hooked on
Klwanls. It Just happened that
way.
When he became elementary
school principal In Ohio, a
Klwanls Club was already meet
ing In the facility.
"It was either yell at them to
get out or Join In and help
them." he said.
Since attending his first meet
ing 30 years ago. Bowman has
had his hand In Klwanls.
"Once you get Involved, to me
It was like eating popcorn: You
couldn't stop with Just one."
Bowman said. "They've done so
much In so many communities
for so -many. It's been worth
every minute o f It to m e."
Bowman Is now lieutenant
governor for Florida's Division
25 o f Klwanls. which Includes 13
clubs, about 400 members and
much o f Seminole County.
One thing sets Klwanls apart
from other community service
organizations. Bowman said.
"N o other club Is Involved
directly with youngsters through
clubs In the schools.'/ he said.
Klwanls sponsors Circle K
Clubs at college level. Key Clubs
In high schools, and Builders
Clubs for middle school stu
dents. Klwanlans sponsor the
clubs with advisory and finan
cial aid.
Some high schools have Key
Clubs for boys and Keyettes for
girls, while others have girls and
boys together In a Key Club.
Bowman said the students de
cide what they want.
Bowman said the Sanford
Klwanls Club, the largest and
oldest In the division, contrib
utes to Boy Scouts, schools,
churches and the Salvation
Army, to name a few.
Greg LcFlIs. president of the
Sanford Klwanls. said the club
has been dedicated particularly
to bettering the lives o f young
people for nearly seven decades.
Founded by a group o f busi
nessmen In downtown Sanford,
the club Is 67 or 68 years old.
LeFUs said. T h a t's a little
younger than Klwanls Interna
tional. which was establish** In
1909.
According to LeFUs, the 82member club sponsors baseball
teams and gym nastics, and
transports youth to ball games
and the Central Florida Zoo. It
also sponsors two scholarships
worth $1,500 and $2,000 at
Seminole High School.
At Seminole and Lake Mary
h igh sch o o ls, the S an ford
Klwanls Club sponsors two Key
Clubs that actively participate In
club events and projects. The
Greg LsFlls (center), president of the Sanford
Klwanls Club, passes out yet-to-be-sold tickets for
the club's Annual Pancake Day on April 22.
Key Club at Seminole High Is
currently sponsoring a depart
ment of elections to encourage
18-year-olds to register to vote,
LeFUs said.
The club's next event Is the
Annual Pancake Day, set for
Saturday. April 22. from 8 a.m.
to 6 p.m.. at the Sahford Civic
Center. Pancakes will be served
all day. A car. boat, (lea market
Items and used office furniture
will be auctioned ofT.
LeFUs said the Pancake Day
and auction are the major
fund-raisers for the club and
generally raise around $ 12,000
to $16,000.
The entire community Is In
vited to attend. Admission Is $2
per person In advance, or $3 at
The SanfonTRlwanls Club also
Is a co-sponsor o f the annual
Golden Age Games, at which
senior citizens converge on
Sanford to compete In various
sports and activities. At last
year's Golden Age Games, the
Klwanls Club sponsored the
track and field event at Lake
Mary High School.
Social gatherings
c
such as
barbecues and water-skiing
ia r tle s a llo w m em b ers to
ratemlze apart from work pro
jects and business meetings.
f
Rural shops yield
antique treasures
■yDORARSHART
It's time to roll down the
windows of the car and take a
springtime drive In the country
to explore antique shops tucked
away by the roadside. Yes.
" a n t iq u in g " Is a n ation al
pastime. And fortunately, spr
ing's the season to clean—so you
can make more room for your
discoveries.
Most people like to look back
to the days of old without truly
stepping backwards. They ad
mire the beauty created by
ancient artisans, but they are
unwilling to abandon their mod
em comforts.
The answer Is to bring history
up to the present. Isn't that what
our architects and builders have
done—taken the best from the
past? They may alter It a little
for today's applications, but they
don't disregard Its Intent.
As designers, we do the same
by using the best of antiques. A
If you know of upcoming activities you'd like announced In
the Herald's events listing, send the appropriate Informa
tion-event. time. date, place, cost, contact person and phone
number—to Calendar. Sanfurd Herald. 300 N. French Ave..
Sanford. FL 32771 or call 322-2611 ..
bit of the past can be rrsurreeled, and. with Just a little
tender loving care. It takes a
new-found place In modern
surroundings.
Just for the sake of antiquity,
I. for one. am not about to return
to the dark, damp rooms of
yesteryear, where lighting wun
Inferior and there were no heat
or bathrooms. Give me today
with all our new technology—
thermostatically controlled heat,
abundant lighting of a wide
variety, comfortable furniture
and acoustically perfect sound
systems.
At the same time. I think we
should all add a bit of spice to
these' com forts o f home by
a llo w in g pieces of untlquc
furniture or accessories to brings
history Into our lives. The right
pieces will give a warm glow to
any home and show Haul you
care enough to take your time
seeking out something dlflrrrnl.
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Kiwanis Clubs cover area
Following are the names of the Klwanls Clubs and their
presidents In the local Division 25:
Casselberry Klwanls Club; Henry LaMontagnc. 407*831*8545.
Central Florida Klwanls Club (Maltlandl: Herb Geariner.
407-268-2666.
Debary Klwanls Club: Henry Narducci. 407-668-8895.
DcLand Klwanls Club; Harold Pyke, 904-734-3872.
DcLand Sunrise Klwanls Club; Wayne Smith. 904-736-6444.
Deltona Klwanls Club: Kim Reddick. 904-775-6879.
EastTWest Klwanls Club (Sanford): Ben Adams. 407-321-5454.
Maitland Klwanls Club: Paul Levcrault, 407*293-7574.
Sanford Klwanls Club; Greg LeFUs. 407-330-3703.
Seminole Sunrise Klwanls Club (Sanford): Jerry Posey.
407-323*1762.
West Volusia Klwanls Club (DeLand): Herb Slrandberg.
904-734-0577.
Winter Park Klwanls Club: Charles SpnuUey. 407*644*7590.
W inter Park Sunrise Klwanls Club: Steve Windham.
407-859-4282.
Older Klwanls .qJubj
pit themselves against Key Club
members In an annual volleyball
game. In the game last fall.
LeFUs said, the Key Club team
was made up entirely of female,
most o f whom were on the
volleyball team at Seminole High
School.
"T h ey kicked our fannies.
They did a good Job." LeFUs
said.
He said the loss was easy to
lake, because It's Just all part of
the fun.
"Everything I have experi
enced (with Klwanls) has been
pleasurable." LeFUs admitted.
Any male or female ugc 18 or
older 1s eligible to Join the
Sanford Klwanls Club or any
Klwanls Club. Dues are $25 for
the Initial fee and $2.50 per
week.
The. Sanford Klwanls Club
meets at noon every Wednesday
at the Sanford Ctvlc Center.
"W e take every member we
can get that's willing to work."
LeFUs said.
Klwanls International has
nearly 400.000 members In 71
countries. Bowman said, all
operating under the mono of
"W e Build."
"W e can work for senior citi
zens. hospital buildings,
schools...Probably Ihc biggest
thrust lately has been toward
handicapped c h ild r e n ."
Bowman said.
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People with wlsini you've had
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should live up lo your expecta
tions today. Conversely those
who have caused you aggrava
tion could once again cause
problems. Gel a jump on life by
understanding the influences
which urc governing you In the
year ahead. Send for your
Astro-Graph predictions today
bv mailing SI lo Asiro-Gruph.
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UMlIar sign.
TAURUS (A|rll 20-May 20) In
donieslir relations tixlay don’t
he loo Insistent upon doing
something ol which your male
disapproves If you Ix-have hi u
spiteful manner you could create
a slluullon you'll wish you
hadn't.
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tempt to Implement things
prematurely, you might meet
with stiff resistance.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) You could Ik very adept at
being able to get your foot In tile
door today, but after that, then
what? Try lo tiavc your game
lun worked out In udvuncc
rfore your ring the doorbell.
CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jun.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're 19) It may not be wise today lo
likely lo lx- generous with those
b ecom e obl i gated In som e
you love today, but you might
manner to people you do not
also attach terms uud conditions
know loo well. T lr y could be the
lo your gestures. Tills may cause salt of the earth, hut then, on Ihc
recipients to reject them rather oilier hand, they might Ik the
limit try locomply.
opposite.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) In
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Frb. 19)
career situations art In ac Something unusual may develop
cordance with your impulsive
today from which you could reap
urges today. The longer you
some spcclul bcnchls. liowcvci,
mull things over, the more likely
lhere’s a rhuntv another might
you urc to travel In a circle.
Intriirrc und aiicinpl to block
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23| In you out.
your Involvrmt-iils with friends
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) II
today, don't Imm - what you will you arr working on a project In
do for lhem on what they will do conjunction with others today
for you. The aeeiMinis might be a don’ t make any changes or
till out ul ttalamv. and It could revisions without first advising
Im- your turn lo tx- more ol a them. What you tiavc In mind
rnighi throw a monkey wrench
giver than a taker.
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Even though you'll be am
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live when dealing with others
loduy. but. by tlie same token,
don't Impulsively volunteer to
tukc on un assignment you're
not qualified lo handle.
CANCER (June 2 1-July 22)
Inclinations lo g d involved In
risky ventures should be kept In
check today. The regrets you
may experience If you fall on
your furc could tx* of the long*
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Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 13, 1989 — SB
R o m eo’s line was the sam e to both of his Ju lie ts
DEAR ABUT: The letter from
"Shocked In Colorado” prompts
my first letter to you, ! can top
her bizarre talc of a double*
dealing lover.
I met a handsome man In
October 1083. “ John" said he
was married, so we had to be
“ careful." He was so charming, I
couldn't resist him. John would
come to my house for lunch and
“ whatever” twice a week. In
December o f ‘88. I happened to
see his car puQ Into an alley
behind a strange house. (By this
time I had caught him In several
small lies ana had begun to
mistrust him.) I obtained the
address and phone number of
this house. I called and a woman
answered. When I asked for
John, she acted so strange I
knew he was there. To make a
long story short. I called her
again, and the two of us- got
together.
This Is what we learned: John
had been seeing her for five
years, to o —Just three days
longer than I. She gave him
breakfast and I gave him lunch.
He never called us by our
n a m e s — he called us both
"L u v." He took us to the same
places out of town and had given
us Identical gills and cards for
the holidays. He'd phone us In
the evening: He couldn't talk,
but we could, so he'd tap on the
receiver—two laps for “ yes" and
one lap for "no.
Abby, I gave this ,man five
years of my life—so did she. 1
still hurt a little, but It's a relief
A D V IC E
ABIGAIL
VAN BUREN
not having ,o cheat art* slip
around anymore. Would jyou
believe that this woman and I
lived* within a mile o f each
other?
RECOVERING
IN A R K A N S A S
DEAR RECOVERING) Alter
writing this column for 33 years,
I can believe anything. But.
there’s a lesson to be Teamed
here. There Is no free lunch. Or
breakfast, either.
DEAR ABBY: In your answer
to “ Choking." who coughed,
wheezed and got migraine head
aches from the perfumed mall
and samples of soap and fabric
softener delivered to her home
unsolicited, you said, “ If the
army o f allergies were to Join
forces and do a little lobbying,
they would create a stink no one
could Ignore."
Abby, there Is an organization
or people who are sensitive to
perfumes and scented pro
ducts—the Human Ecology Ac
tion League (HEAL). Though we
are a non-profit organization and
Antiques---C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 3 B
A friend of mine from England
used to keep a circular bronze
Jar In his entrance hall. He
would polish It up once a year to
hold his Christmas tree. The Jar
had been handed down from a
relative whose business took
him to the Far East.
As a speculative venture, my
friend sent It to an auction,
where it was hailed as a Chinese
Shang Dynasty wine Jar. some
3.000 years old. It sold for
40.000 pounds—a surprising,
figure for such a piece. But my
friend found out that his years of
‘ polishing the Jar had removed Its
age-old patina, and It could have
been worth thousands more.
What a disappointment.
pairs, so you’re safe!
Today we find wonderful new
homes built on a scale that
provides space specifically for
family heirlooms or newly found
treasures.
When one is building, It's
nothing to move a doorway over
to ac commo da te a special
breakfront or sideboard. And It's
a rewarding experience when
you find that special background
wallpaper to set off a handsome
0-foot grandfather clock In the
f oy e r , or you nes tl e that
treasured antique corner cup
board Into your newly designed
family room.
When designers research
Williamsburg or Winterthur, we
That’s a good thing to re
aren't copying. We're Just bor member. We sometimes worry
rowing a bit of proven good taste, too much about a little nick or
from the past and adapting, tt la ., the faet that something doesn't
our modem needs. You know shine like a sliver dollar. But thfe
that expression, “ There Is truth Is, age on a good piece will
nothing new. it's all been done enhance Its beauty, and a little
before." Maybe so, but we can do distress can add to its character.
It again our wuy—and we will do
No matter how counterfeiters
it better.
try. they can't quite reproduce
Even a very* contemporary ancient patina. Enjoy those
home needs the warmth of a few wonderful finishes, dust them
collectibles. It could be some lightly, fondle them gently. But.
thing as small as a gold-trimmed above all. don't clean them up to
bone dish used on a colTee table look like new.
as an ashtray, or as large os a
When you take that trip Into
ceremonial Chinese robe framed
the country this spring to look
for display.
1 recently bought a rice bowl for special old pieces, be sure to
from China—how old It 1st But I seek out reputable antique
don't care. 1 Just liked the dealers. They are the only ones
picture on It and the worn finish, who can assist you, not only In
and wondered how many times finding such Items, but In
rice had been served from It. assuring that you get what you
Whose home did It come from? are paying for.
Even a very contemporary
How many more were like It? It
now rests on a pine chest In my home needs the warmth of a few
entrance hall. A little bit of the collectibles.
past has found Its way Into my
Caterer*** Asssdetlse.
home.
cannot "lobby," we provide in
Would It be Improper to pro
formation to legislators and to vide name tags for family
the members o f HEAL chapters members and guests at our
daughter's wedding reception?
across the country.
Please Inform your chemically They would certainly be helpful.
sensitive readers that HEAL can
FATHER OF
help them. For information, they
THE BRIDE
can write to: HEAL, P.O. Box
66637, Chicago. III. 60666.
Please enclose a long, stamped
(4 5 c e n t s ) , selT-addressed
envelope.
LT N It IN
EVANSTON
D E A R L Y N N : H E A L was
founded In 1977 by Dr. Theron
Randolph, a Chicago physician.
It provides a broad spectrum of
Information for people with
allergies, Including: lists of
s p e ci a l i s t s in the fi el d o f
R E G E N T S
environmental medicine, lists of
non-toxic products and where to
find them, and affiliated support
groups nationwide. Moreover.
HEAL lets allergy sufferers know
they are not alone with a
problem that’s nothing to sneeze
at. Gesundheitl
^
M A R ABBY: My 14-year-old
daughter, "Sara." was assigned
to read your booklet, "How to
Have a Lovely Wedding," for her
phya-ed course on hygiene and
homemaking, I thought you’d
get a kick out of what happened
when Sara overheard her older
sister telling her father and me
that she was going to announce
her engagement soon.
Sara rushed to her room and
grabbed your booklet to advise
us o f our "responsibilities."
Then she proceeded to read
aloud: "T h e groom's parents
provide the bachelor party, pay
the minister, etc. The bride's
parents provide the torso."
BAN FBANCIWCABS
DEAR FATHER: Impropet? I
think It's Ingenious! I promise
that more guests would bless
you than blast you. And if
anyone criticizes you, tell 'em
that Abby said It was a great
Idea.
(Prablsms? Writs lo Dssr Abby.
For a personal, unpublished
reply, send a self-addressed,
stamped envelope to Oear Abby,
P.O. 8ox 89440, Los Angeles,
Cstlf. 90069. All correspondence
Is confidential.)
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R E S T A U R A N T
Regents Row specializes In grilled cuisine because the chef and owner believe It Is healthier by
slow cooking all the flavors are maintained and all (he fats of the meat drain. In fact fried foods
are strictly taboo at Regents Row Restaurant.
DEAR ABBYi Our daughter Is
being married soon. We have
e xc han ge d vi si ts with the
groom’s parents, but our fami
nes have not met yet. Because
our daughter and her dance
have both been In medical
school out o f state, neither
family knows more than a few of
their classmates and colleagues.
Danny the chef/owncr and Marion his wife and hostess have been In the restaurant business many
years. Danny owned two restaurants In New York City the International Rcstnurant (across the
street from the Empire Stale Building) and the Sixth Ave. Restaurant.
Danny was bom In Argentina where meat is the main diet and usually grilled. He prepares every
meal to order, nothing Is precooked. Besides meals all the seafood Is also grilled. Many residents
of Lake Mary and the adjacent cities o f Longwood and Sanford are frequent customers and ad
mirers o f Danny’s cooking.
The restaurant la open from 11 a.m to 10 p.m. Mon. * Sat. with early bird special rrom 4 t& 5:30
p.m. Senior Citizens receive a 10% discount.
Who’s
cooking?
For the business community you can save lime by FAXIng your order for quick pick-up by using
333-9471.
The restaurant Is located In the Lake Mary Center right by the clock tower.
For reservations which ore appreciated but not required call 333-9470.
T h e S a n f o r d Her al d
welcom es suggestions for
cooks o f the week.
Do you know someone
whose food is always the
' highlight o f company picnics,
church potlucks. receptions
or covered-dish luncheons? It
might be an acquaintance
who has won a cooking
contest or Invented a new
' t wi s t to the peanut-buttcr-and-Jelly
sandwich.
Novice cooks and ethnic
cooks, as well as experienced
cooks and master chefs, add
a different dimension to din
ing. Who Is your choice?
Maybe It’s your mother, fa
ther, brother, slater, son,
daughter, spouse, friend or
R ED B A R O N ’S
EATING EMPORIUM
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For the Rolls Royce
o f Dining at
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Row
333-9470
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Legal Notice
Legal Notices
Ltgal Wollcta
IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOP THE IIB N T IIN T H JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR MAM NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA.
CAM NO,S9dMCAd9-P
SEMI HOLE COUNTY, aprtttkrtMbdhrfstanrt It* Stotart Florida.
VO.
tedaatCAw
WOOD, M AR K H AM ROAD
s a n p o n d . p l a m , appiiLa
i t * MM iraoBAN, an v u r a .
The a p p lic ation i t tar a
stormwater oyotom la n m
a.iaa acre* to bo known at
L I N D S E Y - E S T A T E S In
TimUiiTi County located In Sac
tlen U . fdnttthio I t Saute,
RangsMEart.
MOB IU TC, HOWARD BE to
DER. t a t SILVER LAKE DA..
SANFORD. PL a m . agnltea
♦an k m i t g d s a n , on v n m .
The a p p li c atio n U tar a
stormwater
Ir s^trrrl^;*
I.1M aero* to bo known aa
M O BILITE ADDITIONS In
uprny
at nclion S7, Tow n*Ip M South,
Range i i Eaet.
THOMAS U OYLRR, IfW
SILVER STAR ROAD, OR
LANDO, P L a a tL appltealtan
MS-1I7G471AN. an M M t . The
applltallan la ter a Norm water
tyttent to o r e * IJM anna te bo
known aa NORTH STAR SU1I
N I S I P A R K In Samlnalo
County located In Sactten a ,
TawnahIp a Saute, Rang* a
.Real.
Action anil bo lobon on tea
above Mated appMcotiontal
wttdn M d a y s rt rooatpl of tee
aprtlcrttan. would you bo Intarastod in a ny at tba lilte d
t h r e o u it a e l b l ip e
ASSURANCE
IRANCI SOCIETY 0
OP
THE UNITED STATES, ate.,
Ptelntm,
JACK a LANHAM. rtux-etai,
NOTICS OP ACTION
TO: THE UNKNOWN HEINS,
D IV IH R S . GRANTEES,
AU tG N E IS, LIENORS.
MtmJfcJJSES!-
CUUMINORY, THROUGH
UNDER OR AOAINST
WILLIAMC. WINOPIELO,
RESIDENCE: Unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED teat an
action te toroclaoo a m irtgog*
on Mo tallowing groparti in
SEMINOLE Cau^>torteO.
'Condominium Unit t i l al
buttebig "S " according te teo
Roar plan which ta part of plot
telaA
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laM M I “ C " to te* Ok taratIon
• ' niiiTin ionii niBcrvirnni
Cavanant*. Condlllon* and
Baaamontt, CROWN OAKS
F IR S T AOOITION, a CandMulnlum roeirdid In Oinclol
Mk 9M. Pope IV77 and
M by Am*
in official ________
912, Pago MM and Official
tea leak 9tL Pago *gg and
Sa^JahnaTm ar
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u a . Potetka, Ptertea a a s l « t . or In partan at Ita offico on
S la te H igh w ay HRJ jfa a t.
In Official
lam lnalo County. Florida,
t i g i tosr with an undivided
l/ited intoroat H and to i
mrtoinCammon Property acmt
ta rtb and daflnad in lha
W rjH an a T fo c * !Io n T a ^ h o
msy iwi ivifltoi fcwt
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publication/Written obloctlana
Mould Manttty tea iblocter by
noma and addroaa. and telly
doaerteo tea ab|ac1ten to tea
application. Piling a written
ooteettan dooa not ontttto you te
a Ouiptor ta . Ptertea Statute*.
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Condominium Unit,
hot boon tiled again*! you and
JACK O. LANHAM and JOYCE
LANHAM. W. C. WINOPIELD,
111 and R AR E AR A WINO
FIELD, wrrtvtng hair* al law
Od WILLIAM C. WINOPIELD,
IV, dttooaod. at. •!., and you
.T Z J k
aro rogubod te tarvo a copy ot
to
your written drtanme. ifl »any. te
n an CHARLES R. GEOROE,
I I I . L A W O F F I C E OF
CHARLIE R. OEOROB........
P A , Plaintiffs attorney-«
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ing tee roqutranwntt
a u g i , p j l c .. may
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In lla del ik o n I Ion on the
prior te teo
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St. Jrtata River Water
Management DtaHtct
PuMtehi April IL ttet
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IN THE COUNTY COURT,
IN AND PON
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIRCUIT CIVIL OtYISION
CASE ISO. 99-1497-CA-9PC
SAMUEL WRIGHT, SRPlalntlH,
before tea MM day at Mar l i f t
and llto tea original with teo
Clorb of IMa Court oltear bWWo
torvta* on Plaintiffs attorney or
Im m e d ia te ly th e r e a ft e r ;
etherwlae a default wl
entered ogolnat you ta
rottot dirrandod In tea
^wtilWI,
WITNESS tey hand and seal
al tele Court on teo 3rd day at
April iff*. (SEAL)
M ARYANN! MORSE
CLERK OP THE COURT
by: WandyW. Collin*
Deputy Clerk
PuMIth: April A 13.10.17,1999
DED-tl
EUGENE RIVERS.
NOTICE OP ACTION
TO: EUOENE RIVERS
YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihet on
action ta taroctooo o M irtgigi
on tea tallowing property In
Somlnoto County,Ptorkti:
The South tl tool rt Lrt A
Bloch II, Tier t . according to
teo Plat thereat aa racorded In
Plot Rook I, Pages I L
m tu . u n i t , PuMic ~
at tom Inolo County, P tartar
ha* bean mod ogatect you. and
you art rogubod te aorua a copy
al your written dstonse*. II any,
to II on or batere May t. t«S9.
and Ilia tea original with tea
Clark at this Court either kotaro
w rvk* on Plaintiff's attomoy or
Im m e d ia te ly t h e r e a ft e r ,
etherwlae o dotouit will be
entered egelntl you tor tee
domondod in tea Com
DATEOon March If. Itef.
(SEAL)
MAR YANNE MORSE
Clark at teo Circuit Court
■y: Jtnmtor p. prka
Oepwty Clerk
PubMah: April t. IS. W. 17. lif t
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M O TIC ITO TNIPUB UCi
torttao I* hereby given teat teo
Board of Adluttmont of tea City
al Santord will hold o regular
mooting an April M. ttee. in teo
City Moll Commission Chambers
at 11:19 a.m. In ortar to camid
ar a roguott tor varlanca bt tea
Zoning Ordinance a* It ptrtebi*
te lid o Yard variance ratoAromonta In on SR IAA dlt
LOT 6. BLOCK 7. MAYFAIR
P I 1 P O IS S E M IN O L E
COUNTY. FLORIDA
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s c r ib e d aa la c a te d : t i l
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Plannad uao of tea property It
ta contlruct o ling to family
Baard at Adluttmanl
W M Philips, Chairman
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II
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any matter considered al tea
obauo matting or hearing, ha
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tea proceedings. Including lha
toolimony and outdone*, which
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M ARLINE CHICERCHIV husband and wltoi RESIDENTIAL
FINANCIAL CORPORATION; PHYLLIS M.RRNTLRV; HERMAN
0. JEAN and LUCILLR B. JEAN, huaband and wtto; PHILIP R.
HUETi SCOTT OAVIO APPLETON; EDMUND 0. NICHOLSON
and DOROTHY H, NICHOLSON, huteand and wtto; BEVERLY J.
CAMPBELL; MARIAN SPERBERi ROCTTOCONPORATION;
PURKIMLrOMPAMY.edhrttton of UNKMOII. COMPANY OP
CALIFORNIA; RAYVALOBSesTa*Colto?tar<rttemlnoit County,
Fierido i endteeimknewitpovteeol tee atosw.Hanyiteolr heir*
dsvtoot, aaslgnoot, grontook, crodltora and any and all ateor port to*
ttalm Ing by. through, under or ogtlnrt teo te o »* m m*d Dotard *nti.
or oteorartooctelmlng any tetetew In teo Real Props rtydatcrtbodln
thl* action.
NOTICE OP ACTION IN IM IN IN T DOMAIN
TO: THOM A ROVE-NAMED DEPENDANTS AND TO ALL
PANTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR
AGAINST T N I NAMED DEPENDANTS; AND TO ALL PARTUS
HAVING OR CLAIMING TO N A V I ANY RIGHT. T IT L I OR
INTEREST IN T N I PROPERTY OBSCURED BELOW.
A Fir*I Amended Eminent Domain Potman, togothor with It*
Declarattan at Taking hat boon lllod In teo above rtytod court to
acgulro certain property Intorotta in lombnto County, Plortdo.
doocrlbod 00 taUowti
PARCEL NO. RSS
COUNTY ROAO 07
IChsrtotto Street to S.R. 434
RESTORATION EASEMENT
That parcel of land lying In Sactlon L TownthtpH Saute, Bongo 30
Bert,>, Somlnoto County, F torId*, more particularly dttcrlbsd a*
Commence at tea Souths#*! comer ot Sactlon 4 Townthlp It South,
Range IS Be*t, Somlnoto County. Florida; tesnes Soulh o r i r * r '
Watf. T3.99
toot; tetneo
Norte M*4T39"
•**)
te-ig teat;
thence ftarth
Watt, 6J.99 loot to a paint on
a non tangent curve (radial line through told point hoar. North
#• WHO and teo POINT OP BEGINNING; teonce northerly
teo arc ot told curve, being concave te tea Wotf, having a
a ot UM .lt toot, a control onglo ot H tet'tt", an ore dlttenca at
H IM toot; tesneo South 99*irar’ ,Wo«t, 1M tort; teonce South
tT M 'ar* loot. S9.lt tort to a point on a non-tangent curve (radial
lino teraugh told point hears North tl*S3TS** Wart); teanco southerly
along Ms ore rt told curve hotng esneavo to tea Watt, having a
radlut of IMSM tort, a antral onglo ol *9*ir a r . an arc dtotancs rt
ltSM torti thane* Narth g r i r a T East. 3.14 tort to th* point rt
*^ W «lb »»o daai,i toad pa; col contain* 191iguom tort, more or torn.
PARCEL NO. I9S
COUNTY ROAD alt
IChortrtto Street to S.R. *14)
P IE SIMPLE
The parcel rt land lying In Sactlon 3. Township 31 South, Rang* 39
Eart. Seminal* County, Florida, more particularly dMcribau a*
Cammonco at te* Southwest cantor e l Votoncourt Subdivision, Flat
*, P a * *9, Somlnoto County, Florid*; teonce North f f - i r a r
(a rt. TM tort slang th* Wort lino rt said wbdlrt*ton tea point an l
having a
* * i* ting oaotoriy right-of-way IIn* rt County Road o f , having
___________I Itwnm
canllnu*
* MN| 9f M toot, tor d POINT OP BEOINNINO;
coni In
Narth •r r r m r Cost, stao tort; tesna Saute M*3TM" loot, i*3.*»
' it; Itanw South W ten r'W a rt. I t M tart; team* North tOterat"
Wtort, 1041 tort to te* Prtrt rt Boghming,
Th* above dmcrlbod parcel contain* 1411
InnaIt. ar wins
ml ft.
PARCEL NO. f t !
COUNTY ROAD07
IChartotto Short to S.R. 4341
TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
That parcel rt land tytagln Sactton L Townthlp 31 South. Rang* 31
■art, i amlnato County, Plortdo, more particularly dotcrlbad at
Cammona ol tee Soutewort comer rt Votoncourt Subdivision, Plot
took a Peg* 99, Somlnoto County, Ptortdo; teonce North rt-trart
■art, V » tort along te* W at lino rt taM tubdlvltien; te n t * South
nrm" last. n.n tort tor a POINT OP BEOINNINOi Mona
continue Saute tO X T O " Eart. N t M tort; teonc* North t r t r u r
•rt, SM tort; ttwne* North m n rm " Wort, MOM tort; thane*
Soulh g f t e r i r Wort, ! M tort te te* Point rt Beginning
The ohovo pore* I contain* 134oguaro tart, mono or tog,
Wgrttwrwllh
COUNTY ROAO 437
(Chortotto Strsrt to S.R. 434)
RESTORATION EASEMENT
That para) rt land lying In SKtton J. Township I? South. Rang* 30
Eart. Somlnolo County. Florid*, mar* particularly described a*
follow*:
Cammonco ol teo Southwest corner ol Votoncourt Subdivision. Plat
took A Pag* 99. Somlnoto County. Pier Ida: thence Norte 99*irar’
Cost. 37.00 toot along te* Wort lino al sold subdivision tor a POINT
OF BEOINNINO; ttwne* continue North •*»»TOT' East. 2S.00 toot;
teonc* South 00-JT4*" East, 31.97 tort; Ihonco South O rttn *" Wotl,
3100 tort; Ihonco North OO-n'**’' Watt. 31.97 tort to th* Point rt
PAR C ILN O .R U
t obo n doscrlbod porert contains MOsquare tort, mar* or tost.
PARCEL NO. 104
COUNTY ROAD 417
IChorlotto Short to S.R. 4141
FEE SIMPLE
That parcel rt land lying in Votoncourt Subdivision. Plat took A
Pag* J9. Somlnoto County. Ptortdo. mar* particularly dsscrlbad at
Mtowt:
Cammanc* at tea Soutewort carrwr rt said Votoncourt Subdivision,
Plat Booh A Pag* *9. Somlnols County. Florida; Ihonc* North
•Hirao" East. 740 tort to tea ousting easterly right*; way tin* rt
County Rood 417. having * width rt M tort; teanco Norte trtSS'U"
West. ISM tort along taM right*! way lino to a point an te*
northerly right ot way tin* ol Pawlln* Short tor a POINT OF
BEOINNINO; teonc* canllnu* Norte 00*11*4*" West. 185.99 tort;
teonc* Norte89*11*11" East. SOU tort; ttanc* South00*33*44" East,
183 97 tart; teonc* South 1917**9" West, sou tort to te* Point at
Th* ohovo described parcel contains 3.73Q square tort, mor* or
tost.
together with
PARCEL NO 704
COUNTY ROAOU7
(Chortotto Short to S.R. 414)
TEMPORARY EASEMENT
That portal rt land lying In Votoncourt Subdivision. Plat Book A
Pag* 19, Somlnoto County. Ptortdo. mar* particularly daKrlbad at
I tea Southeast comar rt said Vatancaurt Subdlvlston.
Plat Book A Pag* 19. Semin*!* County. Florida, ttwne* Norte
*9*17*49" East. 7M tort to te* osltllng easterly right ot way tin* rt
County Rood 07, having a width rt U tort; teanco Norte «g*n*U "
Wotl. 13 M to*! along said right*! way tin* to a point on te*
northerly rlghirt way Tina rt Pawtlno Shoot; ttwne* Norte 9917**9"
East. 30 00 tool tor a POINT OF BE GINNING; ttwne* canllnu*
Norte 8917*49" East. 840 tool; ttwne* North artSTU" Wort. 13141
‘ teonc* Louth 8917'14** West. 8 U tort; ttwne* lautti M*37 44"
East. 131U tort, ttwne* Saute s e w e r * West. 8 U toet to ttw Point rt
Ttw above described porert contain* 974 square to*t. nwro or toss.
PARCEL NO III
COUNTY ROAOU7
(Chortotto Str**t to S R 4141
PEE SIMPLE
Thai parcel *1 land lying In ttw Mate* Addition to Longaood. Plat
took L Pap* 32, Wmlnrt* County. Florida, nwr* particularly
d»Krib*d at tonows
BEGIN at te* Soutwert comer el Lot I. block *-0", Main* Addltten
To Longwood ttwne* Norte tr S T I* " W**t. 79.13 toet along ttw
•sitting easterly right ol way tin* rt County Road 417. having a
width rt H toet. to a point on ttw southerly right ol way tin* *1 Lake
Short, having a width ol 4Atort. ttanc* South OTU i l '* Eart. 18a
tort along saw •listing rlghtrtway tin*, ttwne* Saute 01*irU'*
East. 79 U tort, ttanc* Smite *9*31*41" West M U tort to liw Paint
rt Beginning
Th* above described porert contain* let squar*
PARCEL NO RSI
rt*»trth*f m Toltowi.
COMMENCE rt tea louteewat corner rt Lot I. Black "D ", Mate*
Addition' To Langweodi ttanc* Nwte *9*n*4l" Eart. I7M tort along
teo Saute (Inert said L o ll tor te* POINT OP BEOINNINOi teonc*
BUS* 14" Wort. 79M tort to a point an te* southerly
right ot way lino of Lah* Avonuo, having a wtdte rt at tort; ttanc*
State 1 9 -irn " Eart, S*1 tort along
rlgh»-rt woy lint,
mg said ousting
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teonc* State 01* i f It " East, 7941 tort; M ona Saute ff S T a l" West,
141 tort to tea Prtnf rt Beginning.
The above described parcel contains 39Ssquare taof, more Or Iooa
PARCEL NO. 119
COUNTY ROAD417
(Charlotte Short to S.R. 04)
PER SIMPLE
That porert of land lying In te* Malta Addition to Langwood. Plat
Bate 3, Pog* EL Somlnoto Cdunty, mor* parlicutorty doscrlbod ot
ncs southwesterly along ttw arc ol said <
tea Loumaait, having a radius rt 30.00 tort, a antral angle ot
e r a r u " . an ore distant* rt 1344 f**t to a point on ttw arc rt a
compound curve; thona southerly along ttw arc ot said curve, being
concern to ttw East, having a radius of 3*3748 tort, a antral angle rt
0014"at", an arc dlttana rt 3741 toot; thona South 0 3 irt4 " East.
111.99 tort; thona North t r i m " West, *01 tort to th* Point rt
Beginning.
The obov* described p tr a l contains 1.471 square laat, mom or
COMMENCE at Sorthwsrt corner rt Lei t Flock A ot te* Main*
Addition To Ungwaed, Plat Berk a Pag* 731 t W c * South 8rtS*5r*
tost. 7M to* along te* State tin* rt sold Lot X to a artnt on th*
•sitting easterly rlghtrt way tin* *1 County Read 07, having a
wtdtertH tort tor a POINT OF BEOINNINO; ttanc* continue South
*9 *s rs r Eart, 1049 tort; teonc* Norte 8H T14" Wwt. 13343 tort;
ttwne* Norte STSTSS" Watt, M M tort; ttwne* South O l i r w " E at.
IS3.M tort to teo Point rt Beginning.
Th* above described porert contains'l.tn squar* tort, mor* or
tom.
31,4*will ■I wlm
II lit,
H^BnWT
PARCEL NO. RSS
COUNTY ROAO 437
(Chortotto Short to S.R. 434)
RESTORATION EASEMENT
That parcel rt land lying In teo Main* Addition to Langwood. Plat
Book a Pag* a , Iamlnato County, mom particularly dncrlbad at
COMMENCE al Ihr.lrujthvwsl cor tar ot Section 31. Township »
South. Rang* 39 Eost.^twna North 09>»’a3" Watt, 4S.09 toot along
ter Wwt IIta rt told Section 13; thona South 8918'tl" East, 41.43
tort ter a POINT o r BEGINNING; teanco cuntmu* Scute It-SOMr
East. » J * toot; ttanc* Norte O O lfftf' Wwt. 0.91 toet to a point on a
nan tangent curv* (radial Una through said point boars North
IP J fM East I; ttwna northwesterly along ttw art ol said curve
being concave to th* Northeast, having a radius el 33 00 tort, a
antral angle ol 71*34'U". an arc dlttana ol 31.11 tort; ttwna North
001VJ7" Wwt. 139.01 toot; ttwna North 0 4 lt'U " Wwt. 10*19 fa t;
ttwna South U I S 'I I " Wwt. ttwna southerly along ttw arc rt a
tangent curv* being concav* to ttw East, having a radius ot 14*948
IMt. a control angto rt 01*24' I f ' , an arc dlttana 91141.10 toot to th*
Point of Beginning
Ttw above described parcel contains 1,911 square fort, mow or
tots.
together with
COUNTY ROAO 437
PARCELNO.RU
IChartotto Start to S.R. 434)
RESTORATION EASEMENT
T fw lp o ra l rt land lying In ttw Town ot Langwood. Plot Book 1,
P a g o90.
* Somlnoto County, Florida, mor* particularly dstcrlbod as
follows
COMMENCE at th* Louthwwt comer ot Section 33, Township to
South. Rang* 30 Ewt; ttwna North OO-lf 01" Wwt, 4I.M tort along
ttw Wwt lino rt said Sactlon 13; ttwna South *9 *M 'lf ‘ Ewt, 71.01
tort; ttwna North O O im " Wwt. 0.93 too! to a point on ttw arc rt a
non-tangent curve (radtol lino through said point boors North
tO*33M" E w t), said point twin* ttw POINT OF BEGINNING;
ttwna Northwesterly along tee arc ot said curv* being conave to
ttw Northeast, having a radlut ot 13.00 test, a antral angto rt
T H a’M ". an arc dlttana rt 34.11 tort; ttwna North 00*11'17" Wwt.
1U-II tort; ttwna Norte 04*3I 'l l " Wwt. 10349 tort: ttwna Norte
■911*11” Cost. S4t toet; ttwna South 041I‘U " East, 103.11 Net;
ttwna Saute 00*11'17" Ewt. 110 19 toet; ttwna Souttwostorly along
ttw arc rt a langont curve being conave ta the Northeast, having *
radius rt 30.00 toot, a control angle of «914'4S". an ore dlttana rt
1441 tort; ttwna South OO-JO'03" East. S.lf tool to ttw Point rt
Bog Inning.
Ttw «bo
above described parcel contains 1,373 squqre tort, mom or
COMMENCE al ttw State west comer rt Lot l Block A rt ttw
Main* Addition To l wig-wood. Plat B*ok A Pago S3; ttwne* South
t r t r t t " Bart. 17M tort along ttw Saute llm rt told Lrt ! tor •
POINT OP BEOINNINO; Mono* continue South g r t l f i r E a t, 141
tort; ttance Norte E H T M " West, tn M tort; Ihonco Norte * 9 * ir u "
West, S41 tort; thonc* South S t m t " I Ml. 13341 tort to teo Point
rt Beginning.
(MHVeVBMCitDlgptrCvl COnlulfrl 7gg K|UirV ffITi InriMriiOr WM,
PARCEL N a m
COUNTY ROAD 437
(Chortotto Short to S.R. 4141
PEE SIMPLE
That porert rt land lying in Lrt It. J A . BtehMw't Addition To
Langwood, Plat look A Pag* *. Somlnoto County, Florid*, mar*
pwTteutarty dosertood M toUowti
Cammona rt te* Southwest a m o r rt sold Lrt II, JA ilttl lew's
Addition To Langwood. Plat Book A Pag* Si ttwne* State w i r a r *
j ttw South Iin* rt said lr t ll to o point on te*
•listing oa to rty rlght-rt-woy lino of County Rood 07, having a
width o t a tort tor aPOINT OP BEOINNINO: teonc* continue South
• * • « ' a r East, 11.07 tart; Ihonco Norte tfO T W Wert, 7147 Not;
ttanc* North •914'11" Wort, ItlS tort; teonc* South S W M" E a t,
7141 tort to te* Point rt Beginning.
Th* obov* doscrlbod parcel contains874square tort, nwr* or tot*.
I II11■111■I W!ni
- ‘*4IVBVInVr
PARCELNO.RSS
COUNTY ROAD437
’ (OwrWtto Short tol.R . 434)
RESTORATION EASEMENT
That porert rt land lying In Lrt II, JA . Btrtllno’t Addition To
M|M9p
tmw
Langvwad, Plat Back A Pag* A Somlnolo County, BIfttf-I4* |
perttculartydotcrtood a* tallows:
Comnwnco at tea Itatewost a m o r rt said lo t II, J A Btotlbw's
Addttton TO Ling s i id, Plat Booh A Pegs •; Wwna Saute e rtS fa r
Eart, 1947 tort atong ttw Saute lino rt said Lrt 11 tor te* POINT OF
BEOINNINO! ttwne* N o r te tr a r w " Wo*t, 7147 loot; ttanc* Saute
O l d 'l l " E a t, 141 tort; Ihwta State « r a i r ' Eart 7347 tort;
ttanc* North Srtta'AS" West, M l tort to te* Paint rt loginning.
The Move daocrlbod parcel contains 1771quire toot, mor* or too*.
PARCEL NO. in
COUNTY ROAO 07
(Chortotto Short to S.R. 4341
P IE SIMPLE
That porert rt land lying In te* J A Blsttino's Addition to
Langwood, IPlat Book A Pag* A Samlnalo County, FtarldA mor*
particularly
lha Sauteawol carrwr rt Lrt IA J A . BWttlew's
Addition To Langwood, Plat Beak A Pago 6; ttanc* Saute a l a ' l l "
Eart. 149 tort atong ttw Saute Una rt said Lrt IS to a prtnl an ttw
Hitting oatorty right-rt-woy lino rt County Rood 417. having a
width rt a toot tor th* POINT OP BEOINNINOi ttanc* antlnuo
South s o la 'll" Boat, IMS tort; Marta North 8P4V W West, SOI a t
B U r td " wool, 3448 tort to a paint an ttw
southerly right-at-way lino rt tcatt Short, having a width rt M tort;
M ona N rtlt i s i n r Wart, ISM tort atong said rlght-rt-way Una to
a paint on ttw atorotold sostorty Mght-ot-woy lino; thanes South
B U M * " East, 33A31 tart along said rtghtatway Iin* to ttw Paint rt
The above dnertbod porert cantolno AMS square tort, nwro or
tog*tear with
COUNTY ROAO 417
IChartotto Shoot to S.R. 414)
RESTORATION EASEMENT
Thai porert rt land lying In th* J A . Blsttlew's Addition To
Langwood. Plat Rook A Pag* A Somlnoto County, FtarldA mor*
particularly dn c rlbad a* lrt lows;
Commanca at teo Sautewoot comor of Lrt IA J A . Biottliw's
Addition To Langwood. Plot Book A Pag* A ttwne* South 89*34't r
East, 3044 tort along ttw South lino rt said Lrt W tor ttw POINT OF
BEGINNING; tfwnca Norte at*43'W" Wort. 38149 tort; thona North
a u n t " West, 3441 tort to o point on te* southerly right r t way lino
rt Scott Short, having a width rt M tort; thona Louth o r m t "
East. AM tort atong said rightrt w*y lino; M ona South S i m a "
Eart. SAM tort; thona Saute tr a r g r * East. 3*147 tort; thona
North IrtS a 'tr Wort, 341 tort to tea Prtnl rt Baglnnino.
The obov* dsscrlbid porert contains 1,111
PARCELNO.RU
COUNTY ROAO 437
( Chortotto Short to A R. 414)
PEE SIMPLE
That porert rt land lying in tea J A . itsttina'a Addition To
A Pag* A Somhwta County. Florid*, mom
Longwiod. Plat
parlicutorty dau rtaad a trttows:
COMMENCE at ttw Soutewort comer rt Lot A In J A Bistllno'l
Addition To LongwooA Plat Book A Pag* A te a m South l e u ' l l "
Em I, 741 tort atong tee South IIn* rt Lrt 3 to a point on ttw orttllni
easterly rtgM-rt way line rt County Rand 437, having o width rt M
tart, tor a POINT OP BEGINNING; thona antlnuo Soulh IrtSTSI"
East. M M toot; thona Norte * T 3 f 14" West. 99.93 tort; thona
South g r s n r East. I M tort; te a m Narth BTSTM" Wort. 8141
toot; thona northerly atong ttw arc rt a tangent curve, concave to
ttw East, having a radius rt 14*3J* tort; a central angle rt O le 's * '
: rt P is tort to a point on te* ore rt a
PARCELHO. tU
concern l* th* Sauteoost. having o radlut rt 2SM toet. a antral
an*>• rt 97*4f4r'. an arc dtotona rt O U tort to * point on ttw
•listing southerly rtght-rt woy tin* rt Start Rood 414. having a width
Wotl. 19.71 tort;
rt 93 tort; thona South O '4l*M"
. ...............
I'll" wotl. 334S iMt (teo tort two a u r a s
coinctdtnt with told right * i w*y ling) to a paint an Mg
••• tarty rlgM rt way taw being an tea arc rt a non tongsnl curv*.
(radtol taw through said prtnl boars Norte t7 * IM l" Eart); ttanc*
■outtarty atong tea arc rt sold curv* hrtng concavo to ttw East
having a radius rt M O M tort, a antral angto ot O T lIT r'. an arc
dislana rt U .If tort; i t a m South a i r u " East. 17944 t o t to tea
Point rt Beginning
Ttw ohon dsirrlhsd porert contauw 708 sguor* tot
PARCEL NO RS7
PARCEL NO. 113
COUNTY ROAD 437.
IChartotto Strart to S.R. 434)
FEE SIMPLE
That part*I ol tend lying In th* Town ol Longwood, Plat Book 1,
Pog* 10. Somlnolo County, Florida, mom particularly described as
K t i,
PARCBL NO. 110
COUNTY ROAD 437
(Charlotta Street to S.R. 414)
‘ PEE SIMPLE
That parcel ol land lying In Gtonmw Laa Addition To Longtlwed,
PiM Book A Pog* 3A Somlnoto County, Florid*, more particularly
dwcrlbodastoitowt:
COMMENCE at ttw souttwwt corner rt Lrt A Block I, Otonros*
LM Addition To Langwood. Plat Book 4. Paga SA ttwna Norte
09*9940" Wwt. 7M tort atong ttw South tow ot said Lot 4 to a point
an te* existlog wwtorly rtght-ot woy line rt County Rood 07, having
o width rt 90 tort tor ttw POINT OP BEGINNING
BEGINNING' ttwna continue
North 99*9930' Wwt, H M tort; ttwna Norte W 3 ft4 ” Wwt 99.1*
along ttw arc rt a langont curv*. conave to
teo East, having a radius rt 5790.39 tort, a control angle ol OtPaO'OA
on ore dlttana rt 67.11 tort to a point on ttw arc rt o non tangent,
curv* (radial tow through told point boors North M IT 's*" East);
ttwna Northerly along ttw arc of sold curv* being concavo to ttw!
Southwest, having a radius rt 1S.M tort, a antral angto rt M IB 'II'V
an arc dlttana rt 37.91 tort to • point on ttw southerly right-otway!
tow at lisle Road 414, having a width rt 90 toot; —
99*10'49' East, 14.71 tort along said rlghtwt-way Una to a point on ttw!
arc Of a non-langanl curve (radial lint through said point boars!
Narth 9711’l t " East) and said point being on ttw a teres* Id wwtorly!
right-of-way Una; ttwna southerly along said curve, being conave
to the East, having a radlut rt 37M.H toet. a antral angle of,
00*I f 47". ah arc dlttana rt 90.13 tort; ttwna South 83 1 f 13" ewt.
9944 tort (ttw tost two counw doscrlbod being coneWent with told!
right-ot woy to ttw Point rt Beginning.
The above parai contains 1.097square tort, mom or test,
together with
PARCELNO.RU
COUNTY ROAD*
>477!
(Charlotte Street to S.R. 4141>
RESTORATION EASEMENT'
That parai ol land lying In Gienrow Laa Addition To Longwood.
Plat Book a Pago S3. Somlnoto County, Florida, more particularly,
ctefterltmf m toJIowt*
j
COMMENCE at ttw Southeast carrwr rt Lot A Block 1. Gtonros*^
La* Addition To Longwood. Plal Book A Paga U. ttwna North*!
99*»'J0" Wwt. lir a toot along tea South line ot said Lrt 4 tor ttw!'
POINT OP BEOINNINO; ttwna North 0313*14" Wwt. 99.1* teat;*!
ttwna northerly along ttw arc rt a tangent curv*. concave to ttw?
Ewt. having a radlut ot STMto teat, a antral angto rt OOtaOW. an*!
arc dlttana rt 6743 tort to a paint rt ravers# curvature; ttwna.1
northerly along tea arc rt said reverse curve being concave to tfwi
Southwest, having a radlut rt 33.00 tort, a antral angto ota**S0' to",,
an arc dlttana rt 17.93 toet to * point on ttw southerly right otway
Una at Slats Read *3A having a width rt 99 toet; ttance South,
•fo e 'll" Wwl leaving said rlght-ef way tin*. 3 99 leal, to a point an
ttw arc rt a non tangent curv* (radial Una through said paint bears
South • f o e 'l l " Wwt); ttwna southeasterly along saw curve, being
canava to te* Sautewwt. having a radius rt 3000 teat, a antral
angto a f t f S T I f . an arc dlttana *13944 leaf, to a paint at rovers*
curvature, ttwna southerly along tea arc at saw revert# curve
being concave to ttw East, having a radius ol 3791U tort, a antral
angto ol 9 f r t W , an arc dlttana rt *741 toet; ttwna South
W n - l* " East. M BS tort; ttwna South W I T 30" East, 341 tool to
ttw Point ot Begtnnlne
Ttw above described parai contains 9U squar* teat, mam ar lata.
Each Defendant t« further natlftod that tea Patlltonar will petition
tor an Order •< Taking before the Honorable 3 Joseph Davit. Jr ,
ana rt ttw Judges rt the above styled Court, an ttw ate day rt May.'
ISO*, al 1:39 p m . In ttw Laminate County Courthouse. Santord.
Florida. In accordana with Its DKlaralton rt Taking heretofore tiled
In this cause All Defendants ta this wit and all other interwted
partat may requwt a hearing an the Petition tor the Order at Taking
at ttw lime and p laa designated and be heard. Jkny Defendant
tolling to til* a requwt tor tawing shall waive any right ta ob|ect to!
ttw Ordor at Taking.
AND
Each Oatondant and any other persons claiming any Interest In the
property described In the Petition in ttw above sty tod Eminent
Domain proceeding Is hereby rtqtired to serve written defenses, ll
any you have, to ttw Petition heretofore tiled ! '
and any requwt tor a hearing on tea Petition
Order at Taking. It desired, an Pelitwner't Attorney, whose name
It shown below an ar before April I t ties, end to tlto the
original at your written defenses and any request lor hearing an ttw
Petition tor ttw Order rt Taking with the Clerk at Ihto Court either
befere service on the Petitioner's Attorney or Immediately
thereafter, to show whet right, title, interest or lien you or any o l you
have or claim In and to tea property Oescnbed in said Petition and to,
•hew cauee. II any you have, why said property should not bo
condemned tor tee uses and purposes et set forte in said Petition II
you toil to answer, a default may be entered against you tor the ret tot
demanded In ttw Petition ll you tan to requwt a hearing an tea
Pet itton tor Order *1 Taking you shall waive any right to ablest to
1*10
of TlklflQ
*
WITNESS my hand and kaai rt said Court on the ath day al March. t«*t
(SEAL!
MAR YANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
By CeceliaV Ekrrn
Deputy Clark
ROBERTA McM il l a n
Acting County Attorney ter Lem,note County. Flend*
Lam male County Lar n ew Building
I Ml Ewt First Street
Santord. Ftortd* 31771
Telephone 14871 371 ttJD Eat 1S4
Attorney tar Petitioner
Publish March |0 Apr-11. t3 30 ISee
DEC 111
�jta i k;
Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thursday, April 13, 19B9 — 7G
71— H e lp W a n te d
7 1 - H e lp W en ted
71— H e lp W a n te d
CHIU) CARE WORKER
Full and part tlnw position*
available. Benefit* PleaM
call Pat.................... m e m
OMIT WORK, MILT PAT]
Experienced retldenflal carpen
ter* wanted, Lk Mary area.
IQMatlerfPM John
Join Century Labor. th*
highest paying temp service In
tfw araal Warned mm and
wofn#ft< no onpoflonc# n#ortT
Mry. Calttodtyl----- j n * m
EXPERIENCED RLE CURR
Full time temporary. For In
ternal medicine doctor'* of*
f it a . » e s t o . i: » a :i> P M
DATS INN/LODGE
Mow hiring Room Cleaner*.
M ou im on . F ro n t D esk,
Waitress** ond Walter*. AM A
PM thdt* available. Apply In
perwn: 450 Doug let Ave.,
Alfamento Spring*. FI.
FUU/PAIT TIME WITRISS
Full turvlc* exp. netded.
Apply at Carta'* Italian Rettour ant, 7501 S. French Aw
FURNITURE FINISHER
Fufl or part lime. Expert
I only I Call....... 83-7353
OiNTAL RECEPTIONIST
Our team erlenfed dontol
p r o c llc o l » lo o k in g on
•xtravartad, multi-talented,
individual to choortully ontwor (nr phono* ond tkllllully
control our appointment book.
Excollon* salary ond bonolllt.
Otnlal RxptrlifKa prwfwrrwd
GENERAL OFFICE
Good typing eklllt, non *moker.......................Call M l-404
GENERAL HELP
Enthuilaitlc all round
n e td e d ter com bination
cleaning A bu* driver petition.
Valid FI. chauffeur'» llcaoM
rag'd. Cell Merit et Airline
AvUtton Academy...,i-aH*nti
c rtim -m -ifti
DIETARY MANAGER
For hoalth facility. John Knox
VIIIago. Control Ft.'* p r »
continuing car* reRrestive
romonrl community. It Mak
ing an txptrloncod, food
Mrvlca monaggr to dlroct th*
dlotary oporotloni of It*
tklltod nunlng foclllty. Longform car* dlotary axporltnc*
required. Cortlllcatlon proIorrod Excollont Mlory A
bonoflt*. Contact Jorry C.
Jaque*. *04 7733*401 *xt. II
John Knox Village
HI NorlMako Drive
i etty. Ft. n r u
IA R N EXCELLENT MONEY
at M m *. AtMmbly work.
Jewelry, toy*, ether*
Call 1-413M3IS8
M Y J H Y L .......-..... J<kr*.
EMPLOYMENT
DEVELOPMENT COUNSELOR
Work wilt) eanemically dit
advantaged client*. Dow lop
vcatlenel and employability
aklll*. Attltl client* In aciMlrIng gainful omploymont. Abili
ty to motlvato, communlcato
and rolato to cHontol*. Dogma
In toelot tclonc* or rolalod
Hold required A P P LY IN
PERSON. Private lndu*(ry
Council ot Seminole County,
I I I South Sanford Aw .. San
ford. FI. e/O/E---- M/F/H/V
For after market auto body
'p a rt* manufacturer, mold
building a plu*. Apply In
par*en, IMOOtd Lk. Mary Rd.
Sanlord................... -34M34*
EXP. IRDUSTRIAL JANITOR
Excellent company benefit*.
Apply In ponen. Low*'* Truu
Plant, 7*01 Aileron Circle
Sanford Airport Ind Park
□ R . FAINT SALES
Knowlegde ot paint* lor
counter tale*. Orange City
1407-04 30*7 day* or
407 747A HI ove*.
EXTD SERVERSWAHTED
APRLY IN PERSON
Mow. Ibr* Thar*.. SPMARM
HOUSEKEEPING AIDCS
DAT C U E TEACHER
Afternoon*.70 8 hr*. wvek
Simlrata OHM Care..... M i n i
GENERAL LASORER
To oporol* toll-contolnod
Mndblattlng apporotu*. point
tmoll mechanical pert*, other
m le c . d u tle * . M u tt be
vertatlle. Apply Inperion
AklLwfNu^wtaAlaVCS
AaaaatoMa
l—
—
PMUnNW*
IWW#H
»C
(M Induttriel Perk)
48Hkktaaa artto.Seetoed
GOOO WORKERS NEEDED!
Dotty D M ,lees»••*••«*«*■ .Dotty Pay
a*
... t t ir u i
S
OOVERNMENT JOfllf
Now hiring ThH Ar*ol 11111]
to *75.473. Im m e d ia te
Opening* 1 CALL (Rotundab ie ll 313737 4041 EXT F 27*3
OROWINO PEST CONTROL
COMPANY I* tovklng lor
onrrgelle ond hod working
people, oil pmIMom open.
Greet Poyt...........Good Hourtl
Lew*'* Cxtrririn*ter*
_________ Coll M A M I
HAIRSTYLIST
Taka Over FoAowing
NAIR-A* RANGERS
m -em / m em
HAIRSTYUST
.
Great MONEY I Buty ihopl
No totlowing. Call-.....83-418
HAIRDRESSER
HEW COOK
Join a propraulve now man
agement loom at a well•itabllihed Control FI. retlramwit community. Experi
ence required In all oipect* ot
food preparation and quality
control. Currant volume at 700
moot* per dey with cateterla
and tab!* torvlca delivery.
Excellent talary and bonoflt*
ottered in a creel Iw, team
oriented work environment.
Contact Jorry C. Jaqpoi.
H4-T7I-1M1 oxt. It . John
Knoe Village, HI NartMak*
Drive. Orange CWy, FI. 8 7 8
Hou**ka*por/Ground*m*n/Ret
Iourant Ptrtonnel. Apply In
per ton: Day* Inn, i l l I ,
Wyman , AltomiwN lari— *.
HOUSEKEEPER
Pari tlm*. U.SO hr- For now
opt. community to Lake Mary.
re Q
xeU
■itaw
a
H■iRTeficRI TR
- WA. DrF WRU
calll......................... 3333003
MACHINE OPERATORS
UNITORS
A&4R*Qr|AAmFiuf
Lake Mary/Altamonte. Im
mediate opening*. Evontog*.
tM O M lok* Mary Rood
■ IP t o r iM s m i
1)0-7744
< £ »
LABOR
LAUNDRY PERSON
Clean, p m * , told, prepare
mtauranl linen*. Lake Mary
area. Pari tlm*. ralerawco*.
Naeim.required...
WE HAVE AJO B
FOR Y O U !
N E E D C A S H NO W 7
W O R K TO D A Y ?
■ S R AID T O D A Y ?
REPORT • AM
111 E. SECOND ST.
»H.E tin d V ,ton tord___
LPN'S/RN'S/CNA'S
& —
Write your own ichedul* and
dlroct your own carter. You
O H —-■ - -*i- -4 0- ........ - -a* .—a—* . . XSJWrw flNMPwNIKni IpfTfTwMOlwFNfr WFw
otter flex, hr*., high pay.
great oMlgnmantt, tign up A
referral bonus**. Insurance.
WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE
Can 4*1-401
L P N 'S * C N A ’ S
Full A part time,
only. Work In a loom oriented
facility. All th ill, excellent
Mlory A bonoflt* Longwood
Health Cor*..............JW-WCO
Earn 11001150 week, Mon.
fhru Frl. Need car......*4144>4
MECHANIC
A/C and retrlgwallon com
pmaert. Will trah, good pay
plu* Iringtt. For apaotohiiant
. e-ww
. 407.wj.enoo
call.
• r -e*•
w* art v^Mirip
MEDICAL PU sO N H U POOL
Nurse*. Mom* Htalth Aide*.
CNA'i are needed every day,
all ihltt*. tor full lima and
pari tlm* work. Dally Pay
HWVIM1.... ....... .
MEDICAL ASSSTAHT
For Internal madkln* doctor'*
oil Ice. Experienced Front 1
Call Oliten Today I
OLSTEN SERVICES
H t£ n _
Need railable titter tor elderly
couple tram Frldoy’* 1PM to
Monday SAM. Light cooking,
»H O /w o»M ndC*IM IH M
N IW HIGHER S T A IT IN 0
PAVI For carilfled or oxperlencod Hurt* Aide*. A ll mitt* I
3 2 1 -1 0 0 0
U M ffijw E ? S y n fd „
NURSING ASSISTANT
Full and port tlm*
______m w i______
NUTRITION SITE MANAGER
Monday thru Frldbyt Jrt hr*,
par day. 14.00 per hr. At the
Oviedo Grant Ovepel. .Food
background holpfuL friendly
caring attitude necottory.
Apply Mon. thru Frl.. * AM
I PM. Foderallon of Senior
Cltlnm. >11N. Molltand Ay*.
Altomonto Sprtogo...— J H H H
to
OFFICE PERSOR
Pari tlm*. minimum SO hr*,
par weak, Monday thru Fri
day. Bask off kb, phone 1
‘
Will tratol
OPTOMIT1C ASST.
Preliminary potbnt workup
o* wall a* ipeclallted totting
procedurei Pravtou* health
car* background pratorrad.
Pori tlm*. Apply: Bob IIS, c/o
Sanlord Hera L I P JO. Bax
1417. Sanford, PI., M7T1
Lawn St v I cb
A completo ret /comm, lawn
I X U M CONST.
Ini Est. A RoomAdditions
Remodeling....407-322-7029
- a i i B i S S a td U L
LARRY'S LAWNSERVICK
Lawn Mawlng/Tra* T rimming
Removal/SoddtagfSaadJng
Fertlllilno/Haurino .IW-Sfit
LAW N S IR V IC R - F ra *
ttflmatotl Call after JPM
P I A W ......... Atwav* Reliable I
TOTAL LAWN CARE
lr*
Financing Slat* Llc#CRCM47l
C o n trid o rs
D O O tl FLOOR! OCCKS
U C JR R«T*»«___ NlktoS
NEW. REMODE I . RERAI*
H 0M I1O F FIC E 1 STORES
Ail type* canatrmttan. Re*/Cam
m em
t o haimt,
H H R T B R
E g g
PRANK Barnhart painting A
preiaura c laantog, ig yr» tip
Retorencna
- . P I 1141
CARPENTRY A REPAIRS
O ta r * , wlndaw*. deck*,
thingle* A remodeling Call:
Im
i Um
nr* PAINTING CONTRACTORS
LICENSED.......MYRS.EXR.
FBEB KSTIM ATElew-W AH*
STENSTNOM RAMTINO CO.
We *poci*ttte to raturtxxhmg
alder home* I For a Fra*
Elbe) ale phene any lime I
W v lu
fm frr y T T
V U U N NON PJUNTING
NEW K RESTORATION
Commercial A RtudenllaJ, In
tertor A Exterror. Repaint
Expert We otter Quality
product*. Moderate price* A
Guaranteed return I F Inane
mg avallow#l
Call Ml 7401
WANTED
Pratture Cleaning wrd Painting
Call Raoer iz> a*U
Experienced quality war*,
reatenably priced Inaured
P I nee
lor Iree eat>male* I
Wto^raeeMImatotl
H *n d y ^ *n
04 VR1 IN CONSTRUCTIONI
Retlradl Small label Call
P i rap
AaxtorChuc*
SAMLANOO H
StONSP DC ISONS
PratoMienal tign* Any typat
(wood, lighted, mat atlato.
truck*, etc ) .......Call S » *347
SN w tf/StpH c T in h ‘
ia # tin * S 3 k tA T a k ^ ^
drab* A i
■ fffe ra lftB r
ASapMcCa
BASIC SEWINd
SEWING CLASS!
CLASSES
STARTING AIM *. CALL TO
REOISTERI........ ...... JSMM7
S w lm m lrtfl P o o l
Sg t v Ic b
tm s w iM M im POOLS MM
Warehaut* clearance at now
IMS pool* 14 ft i p ft.
completely toil el led Include*
huge deck, ladder, fencing,
tiller and eklmmar. Financing
available Other poet* avail
able Call toil tree 14 hour* I
1AM *1104M American Peal*
By An American Company
CONO.CaCOHMt
■m r
C etlam K ltckea, Batb. A
Feyart. Oerterat to n e repatrtl Expl Free Eehaxateil
iii m _ _ _ _
V r# G i t r v l C T "
H om e R e p a irs
COMPLETE HOME n m a i k l
FROM T N I GROUND URt NO
JQ fTO Q IM ALU
m i*
_pjum bj22_
U* Service Calll Oram clean
tog. Mew work. Remodeling
Ail ware accaptodl
00**141
L nhoc I— ring
K S E n U fr ^ IIn p T r u < l^ h »ir
Ruth hag. Baa Wadtog and
P r e s s u r e O c a n irtg
L>n<Hc*pinfl
Tw TB
s n w in i
Carpiofry A ren tollagl Mew
ta ita lla lla a *. Me |*b la*
~
BOOUE-S
Fra* Ettimato*.
Planting. Pruning. Lawn
Sarvrca A Claanua
P I IMF
I
O U xu T r
PRESSURE CLEANING
Satttlacfien guararteed Free
etiimale*'
Call P I tt’ l
PAINTERS
full time.
I I Apply 8*7 Sanford
Ave. Mwt-Frl, SAMSPM
P U T TIMC/FUU. TIME
P a tltle n * tar T a a c h a n ,
Auillantt, A Bu*
Driver*
with quality Child Cara Cantor*. Bxp, preferred. P3A41S
P A R T T IM E D R I V E R S
WANTKD Thurtdey* only. *4
per hour. Apply Inperten:
The Sanlord Auto Auction
V. ‘ Slat*Road44Eatt
*am HI apm
PAST-TIME DIETARY RIDE
No axa. naceuary. Will Iralnl
3:1«PM-7:1SPM . wkdayt.
Open hr*, on wkand*. Exc. tor
tludtnftl Call Stoyhanital
HilEuvan Haaltk Cara Cantor
PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST
ECHOLS TREE SCRVICl
Free et tunatet I taw Price* I
Lie In* Stomp Gretotoq Tael
P I in *d ey ernlle
*’4**P eJB m Mb RmM U U S
JO*IN ALLEN LAWN A TREE
Tree removal and lawn care
Mulch and clean io> »1 !
E m /
Cuttom tphaleliry.
cutklan*. Commercial or,
Oomettrc Since t o t P I IP *
71— H e lp W anted
STYUST/NAIL TECH
Following preferred.
Calint-lM f
SUMMER DRYCAMP
COUNSELORS
Need tor boy* and girl*, age* I
to S A 4 to II, bath paid A
volunteer potltlon*. hall and
lull day* available. Applica
tion* now being accepted at:
S e m i n o l e Y M C A , 4*S
Longwood/Lake Mary Rd.,
Lake Mary, FI., Mon. thru
Frl., *AM to 7PM, Sal., tAM
to IPM. Far more Information
call Klin* at............ .Ml 1*44
TRAINERS - M l shill avail
able. Our client* show Itvelr
appreciation tor whet you dot
Formal training A bonus
Call..................... - .... J ll 7731
T R C T emp/P erm
PERSONNEL
260-5100
TRUCK DRIVER
DOT Cerllllod. central F lorlda
roof contractor. Call CEI
127450.-------------- EOE/H
TTPESETTER/fRSTE-UP
P art lim a day work. Dry
cleaner and counter person.
Will train...........- ......313*71*
Pari tlma • office cleaning,
downtown, I hr*, d ally,
raferanca*.................311*317
Parson needed, some exp.
Full/pari tlm*. Goad boneliiit
Call tor Interview.13M041
TYPISTS- UM weekly et hornet
For Information, tend Hitaddress, stamped envelope to:
Neyet, 4J14 Cvrry Feed Rd.
Sun, m , Orlande, F n u n
PC BOARD ASSEMBLERS
Altamonte Mall, ipper Laval,
next to Saar*. Now hiring grill
cook*, bu* bey* and dlihwathar*. AM/PM thltt*. Complete
company benefit*, excellent
•alary. Apply In ptnan.
Parry** FainHy Natl. EOE
PHONE CLINKS- Will train,
beat SMS In town) Call 10AM
to 4PM,....... ............. MI-7147
Pari time, II year* A older.
______ w .m
■
Nallonal/Lacal To SIS/hr
1-4*7 *177 Talent Builder*
PROGRAM SPECIALIST
Advltor and ipecielltl tor ac
11vllle* and program* Involved
In contractual agreement tor
f t a a r a lly funded youth
•mplaymanl and training
program*. Graduate tram ac
credited college with degree In
ta c la l te le n e t. Apply In
pertan. P riv a te Industry
Council, I I I South Sanford
Ave., Sanlord. FI. E/O/E.
M/F/H/V. NOTE LIMITED
-IIR W P94LT!OH
REM ESTATE COUNSELOR
RECEPTKMIST/CLERK
Year
C a iin iu n
C *rp *n try
OFFICE Cleaning ftortan • live
In my home, work In my
butlnatt, over B yr». old,
trancporietlon needed I I I I W
All toad* provldW. Are you
good enough to tall 4 pro
peril** a month V we supply
quail Iled buyer* and teitortT
No canvassing or prospecting
required I No open houeet to
«ltl Call................... .837333
scazizEsa
iJ U d lf io m i
R tm o d B lln g
7 1 - H e lp W a n te d
PERRTS FAMK.T REST.
6 9 5 -7 0 7 1
tontor CIKiqn D teouN
H W
c i*ee m NT* V-*
Min. ot I yrt. experience! Day
A night Uillt*. CallP3*lS7
OuoBty Work!
&
&
Flexible hour*. Ugh! typing,
antwer phone*. Coil Terry.
Hfllbaven Health Cara Canter
HANDYMAN
OH CM1 rHVTff AT
Right lor I person 1 blkt.
from downtown Sanlord. all
util, paid
M l OP* alter 4PM
EFFICIENCY- Water included
t*f month p!u* security
07 14k* otter 4PM
SANFORD - I bdrm Ckrte to
downtown) t*0/wk plu* w o
■ i.C a ll................. Ml 114*
ffgy
SANFORD- I A 7 bdrm apt*
SHS/month 1 dep Clean!
Rat, rag'd. M l 1341or 574 *044
1 b drm , S73/wk Include*
utlllttot, oil Itrael perking,
near town............... J n *7*4
Accepting eppllcallan* lor on
both »hllt* lor dependable
ap p licant* with p o illlv e
wc, king .ittituot. No experi
ence necessary. H 00/34,11 hr.
Apply at: Callbren, Inc., MO
Lake Emma Rd- Lake Mary,
FI...... „ ............ ..Call-------LPN II PM to 7AAA full time.
Apply In penon.
Lokevtoer Mrteifog ^Seeder
B l- X ll_______
Experienced, with driver*
llcottM. full tlm* potltlon,
good pay and benefit* .3 8 *18
EFFICIENCY
UTEASSEMRIV
MOLDING MACHjOfERATORS
RM 'ttotlf/hr. LAN'S to
iie/kr. CNA'S to *>.M/hr.
97— A pa rtm en ts
F u rn is h e d / Rent
ATTRACTIVE • I bdrm . quiet
area. tllO week, include* all
utilltie*. Call............ Ml 4*47
E F F IC IE N C Y - C lesn, at
tractive. Ilghfrd oil street
parking. Call
Ml 4147
Immediate opening* In new
Health Car* Fadlityl WILL
TRAINI Good bMiefltt. An
Equal Opportunity Employer
fAiiSqa
pwNrT^Mpewi NAoamm-iMd* w
*w9*tWv
NEEDA M ? ,
Experienced only to toko over
•mall following. All coll* conlldwittal. Oeltona......574 4157
t9, z BXPKRIENCIDSEWINO
Z
EXP
K I T N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by U r r y W rig h t
A bility ta work with th*
public, typing, clerical and
general office dutle*. Apply In
parson. P rivate Industry
Council, H I South Sanlord
Ave., Senlord. FI. E/O/E.
M/F/H/V. NOTE LIMITED
TERM POSITION
RETIRED COUPLE - Active A
healthy, to live In large mobile
heme on ranch end care tor
hone* In laniard area. Rant A
dutle* minimal. C NtTOIH*
RN
Psychiatric nurae needed at
Seminole Community Mental
Health (Crltl* Stabllltatton
Until In Senlord we after
c o m p e titiv e ta la r y and
excellent benefit* Ml 4117
RN • PART TIME
Charge A rehabilitative. Ea
parlance helpful Excellent
working environment within a
auperiar-ratod skilled nursing
facility. Salary dependent
upanewarlenca. Apply
DEBARV MANOR
MM. Hwy. II A*>, Oabery, PI
Maa.tkruFrt
»AMN4PM.44Aa*HEEO
RN ■7 1 NHtt. pari lime
Apply In pertan
WAREHOUSE NORKERS
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS
ASSEMBLERS
407-740-5511
I
Part-Tlm* Demonstrator* lor
tupermarkoti, Control FI.
area. Retired A mom* wol
camel Send letter to: Bax nos
PO Bex 1457laniard FI. M77I
WORKING SUPERVISORS
Exp. In lanltorlN (laid. Far
Sanlord/AltamonN/Longwaed
area*. Work otter SPM.4 day*
per week. Deed *eyl...!M-*ete
WRECKER DRIVER
Sanlord area, will train. Apply
Altamanto Tawtne.....MT 0W0
5
Quality Control
8
Assemblers
URGENT NEED!
Saaford Art*
a M/8 Vision Corrected
b Medical Device Mi*
• High Scbeel Dtpteme
q Fematas/Maie* Accepted
• Ne Fee, Me Centract
Sanlord area medical menu
lecturer need* assembler* to
work In their clean, happy and
friendly company. Good pay
and benefit* The** posit km*
could became permanent. You
mutt have your own trantpor
lotion and own telephone
REGENCY
TEMPORARIES
7404111
f l — A p a rt m tn ts /
H o u se to S t u r t
f l — R o o m s lo r R e til
______ ew-w-ww
SECURITY o u a r d
Full or part tlma position*
available! Ro Hrem welcome I
»w?
SOaM. WORKER
Nursing hem* exaerlenc*
*re tor red Chaitengmg posllan
with progressive caring k
Tap pay. Banafit* Tuition
rewrite#lament Send resume
to- AdmtntHretor. Lengnood
Healthcare. ISM S Grant i t .
.F I a r t*
SPNATEI/FIRISHIR
Full lima paaltlan. day or
evening ihltt. must be exp in
e ll phase* e l fu rn itu re
finishing Cell I I I t* * f er
appfy at H I Hickman Or .
Sanlord 114 Indent11*1 Far* I
Large I bdrm, util. Included
t*0/wfc pluteec. 38010*
Randolph Court Apartment*
Corgoteled Lottr* Available
See Our Display Ad I..... m Ilea
SENIOR SPECIAUI
U Depetit tor U A ever
Studle*. I A Ibdrm*.
Cell Kathy today!
323 3301 E il 317
SPACIOUSII
1 Btdroomt, Ibath*
Rant Starting Ati..._....„..... *40*
( J r o v c v ie w
1*0* Lake Mary Alvd.
321-0514
SHENANDOAH VK1AGE UTS
ATTRACTIVE LARGE ROOM
Convemen- locahon. prlvato
entrance Call
J3344«t
Dretdae Cevrt, near 44AI
K itc h e n p r i v i l e g e * ,
wether/*yer. pool I toS/wk
TIt-Mdier Illd W * ettor Noon
I U . Mary Nice bdrm .
priv., kitchen, cable Home
Sto/wk MI-4411
LONOWOOD • lafcotrewt home.
Motureodult
... IlSwk .
_________ Cell >M *4*4
ROOM FOR H IN T - Lake
Mary. U00 me plui ufllllie*
FemaN only I Cell Ml M54
ROOM WANTKOI W/kilchen
privilege* I Esc reference*,
limited income Reply I I I
O «e o l*0 r ianford f l M77J
Sant , with kilchan/laundry
p rivilege* Private ham*
Sairwh ♦ IU A law Ml 7*44
SANFORD
Good location,
p r l v a t o b a lk , p r i v e t *
entrance, cooking aft street
coveted per kuia Can 171 toot
Upstair 1 sleeping room, private
home. DT Senlord area ytilit
me I H I II >4Cell prior 4PM
WINTER SPr'i NOS Pool,
privilege*! It* w* or
month Ml 44IVor 1710><1
103—Houses
’ Unfurnished / R e n t
Attractive Hamel Lk. Mary
area I Neat A dean! Lai
privileges! Nonet* t t? * 10*
For Renl/Sel* 1 bdrm. 1 bam
housa, quiet area, vaulted
calling*, lifl/m o.......M l H i I
RENOVATED HOME
ISIS M agn olia A v ., 1/1,
C/H/A. fireplace, wood floor*,
now kllchen. appllance*. tSOO
month plu* dep. Call 4711451
SUFOROUEARUCH
BEAUTIFUL SPANISH STYLE
1 bdrm in nice quiet ere*
Pocked with quality feature*
Including high celling*, pad
die ten, C/H/A, fireplace.
French door*, fully equipped
modern kitchen, screened
porch, largo opened porch,
utility building, irrigelion well
A pump, mature landscaping.
Freshly painted end newly
carpeted, tom* wooden floor*!
Priced ta toll 11 Ownersalter
4PM *t 83*7*1 *r 18-185
BRYNHAVEN
BUILDER CLOltOUTI
Sat. A Sun. IIAMte4PM
I model home*, oil 1 bdrm . 1
both, with fireplace* Builder
pay* rioting cost*. From
143.*00. *to% 10 year fixed
IInone log available. Call
Mf-77*-**** Gary Medley
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
Located In pretty Industrial
perh with lake. Skylight in
each bay. No credit needed! 17
mo lease or monlh !o month.
Free water, dumpster, A
parking Hwy. 17/*J A SR 477
CALL NOW..
...339-9351
★
★
★
★
★
SANFORD
LAKE MARY
3 bdrm g «r*g « fenced new
Inferior pilot...........MfS/mo
* MAironr
260^ 800
SANFORD- Central tocatton. 1
bdrm.. carport, auttid* wash
house A tool shed, large lot.
M li'm o , Ht A led. 34* 51*1
SANFOBD- } bdrm. 1 b* . pool,
lanced yard, C/H/A. 5550/mo .
1*1, letl, tec............. M l IM7
W A N T E D I R e tirin g Min
neepolii executive desire* to
teat* with option ] bdrm
home in Seminole county I Coll
**7 *80177, Mr. FHtaocold
105—DuplexTrlp tex / Wtnt
Clean, 1 large bdrm*. 1 calling
tan*, mini blind*. I yr leas*
Wf 'wk . plus tec 177 5717
★
BY OWNER!!
3.000 Sq. tt. warehouse w/oltlce
space. Alto. Office building
with 1 available office* plus
recep tion area. Sanford
airport oreo. All or part.
Call Ml 0« t
PRICED TO SELL!!
121— Condom inium
Rentals
BALCONY OVERLOOKS LAKE!
New 1 bdrm.. 1 bath Pant
house!
Fireplace,
waiher/dryer, pool, tennis,
booting and txtrclsa room.
$4t$/month. For detail* call
113718 or 111-441*.......Realtor
Highlands- I bdrm., I bath,
appliance*, screened porch,
pool, tennis, goll view, no pet*.
*745/mo plu*depall. 4*3414*
BRAND NEWI Futten Center
4SS Fulton Street Sanlord
4*4 tq It. expandable attic* er
r e t a i l t p a c t . I I X 14
ttoragt/wireheute available.
Move In t**cMII-----Uri/m*.
8l-t*44
C ettelb erry , O ltlc* space,
phone A load* Irom S3! to SIM
per month......... Jell leg 171?
PRIME AREA!
Old Lake Mary Blvd., office
space with warehouse taelIIHe*. Alto, Downtown Lace
Hon, Professional Office Space
available! For detail* call
SMALL RENTALOFFICES
Very reasonable! 17 x 14. Far
detail* tall now.,.—184571
1.000 tq fl.. toned C-3. 4400/mo
457 S. Grant St. Lengwood
_________ Call Stl-tN*_________
4 TOWN INTERSECTION!!
Orange City, Whispering
Pine*. 14*4 tq. H. Beautiful A
reatenoktal
......11*31*54
J 4 1 — H o m e s fo r S i l t
ACADEMY MANOR/SANFORD
Ibdrm . I >y bath Financing
evalleblel Cell.....38 440*
ASSUME 11/1, RC L ..... 81,***
LARRY HERMAN. BROKER
770 4154.... att.hr*
18 44(1
BEST BUY IN TOWN I
Deltona, (H t area), 1,0000 *q
II , Stucco A Coder, 1 bdrm ,7
bath, tamlly room, formal
living A dining w/cathedral
colling. Coquina fireplace, c#
ramk foyer A bath*. 1 car
garage, frothly painted Inside,
wooded A landscaped tot. con
vanlent to shopping, school*. A
141 New carpet allowance
avaltabl*. you pick color*I
ONLY $58,900
CALL FOR DETAILS
87-174-844 altar 4PM
★
★
\i
★
★
★
★
★
i. i t i : \ i
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y
COUNTRY LiVINO on large
free covered lot. 1 bdrm. home
with lemlly room, franklin
fireplace. Easy fermt...SJ*,500
COUNTRY SETTINGI 1 bdrm.,
split plan, w/lamlly room,
Can. H/A, assumable, no quel
Itylng. huge Oaks!....... 554,500
Mil NEED LISTINGS!
323-5774
ociraat
Nan qualifying Mortgage*
Owner Financing
io.ooo to su m o Down
MAKEDACORR..—.87-I7M1S1
FOR SAURY OWNER
1/1. peal home In Idyllwllde.
owner motivated.-..... »I01,»00
CaR 18-118 eve*
GOV'T HERO RESALES!
BOB M. B ALI. JR. R.A..C.S.M.
LAKE MAR Y HEALTY 81-41 IS
Handyman Special! 1 itory,
1.000 *q. ft., refurbishing
b*fl'*Call Freid
Caiky
___________________I *r 17*448
HELPINO SELLERS S IL L BY
OWNER FOG 8 ,«H . Call
Heto-U Sail Brakar-.... 83181
K acre*, with large baa**. 4
•toll barn, A mare. 11100 per
menIk. Near Geneve. 77] *04]
1 bdrm, fenced, appliance*
Included....... ....... 441S/mo
★
117— C o m m e rcia l
Rentals
3214442
1Bdrm., 1bath, water furnished
1st mo. plu* security,
38-144* altar #RM
* * * * * * * * * *
a lia r Whte./Wark Bey .Uia
a 1114* OHIce/Bay.... *745
127— O ffice R entals
A p*
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
w T c r x 'r
yasR E O P u
OSTEEN
Families Wskomsl...323-2920
•H E . Kid SI, Sanlord
EeparNncad *r not Credit
card easy data. Taka homo
m inim um S lo t d a lly . 1
opening* enly. C ell Mr.
Meulton. Trensamerica FI
nancialfAM IPManty.
MARINER'S VILLAGE
Lk. Ada I bdrm........ U10 mo
Ibdrm. t34» me A up. .Ml S470
Volt Temporary Sarvka*
__________ 4 1 H W ___________
« h H F • 1 bdrm house in
Osteen 1100 mo plu* «>
utilltie*. 1st A lot! required
_________ Call 1M 11*0
Meridian Nursing Cantor It
currently seeking RN'S A
CNA'S tor ail Shi It* I Pari Mid
Full lime Can *1*11*4.. .EOE
FURNISHED STUDIOS
UNFURNISHED
1 K 2 BDRM. APTS.
$100 OFF 1ST MO. AENT
CALL TODAY
323-3301 EXT. 404
$1,400 DOWN!
3 bdrm home on corner lot.
Pride ot ownership thaw* in
this hornet..................145.000
Terry A Bill Llvta
18 438/140-WOO
Mobile home on S acre* I 445*
per menthl Oeneveareal
3lt-*4*t alter 4PM
SANFORD 1 bdrm . 1bath, on 1
acre*, quiet, prlv drive. Cell
770-1111 er 18-4*47
A M BUSINESS CENTER
Available Immediately!
I A 1 Bedroom Aplt.
Like M ary...................81-4*11
RF/M BK
unlimited me
1 0 7 -M o b ile
H om es / Rent
D O R C H E S T E R APTS.
I and 1 bdrm duplex’* Irom
S in par month. Individual
polio*. Ig. pool, fenced pley
ground and laundry leclllttai.
Excellent location an 17*1
batwean 414A Lk. Mary Blvd
ASSOCIATED
TEMPORARY
STAFFINO
DELUXE DUPLEX
115— Industrial
Rentals
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
141— H o m t s f o r S a lt
Arc you tired ot apartment
living?............. Call 1300147
Sanlord. 1 bdrm duplax,
carport, full kilcfien, newly
decorated, tMI/mn. MI 1047
SANFORD Cleon 1 bdrm. I
bolh, H/A. carport, good
neighborhood 5J75/month 1
MMdep Coll collect I 117 0744
1 bdrm., 7 bath, w/w carpet
C/H/A. W/Dhoeh up
771 I *4* attar 4FM
99— A p a rtm en ts
U n furnished / Rent
Volt Temperary Service* hat
Immediate long/ihort term
aulgnment* tram Sanlord to
Maitland. Call today, work
Full or part tlm* pot Ilien.
Good starting taler let. Must
i a«m phone A tra.^ ,,. ._
Call 740-ISM ATS No te*.
105— DuplexT rip le x / Rent
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Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thurmday, April 13, 1889
23*—Motorcycles
and B ikes
Call 2JJ *330
241— R ecreatio n al
V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs
STENSTROM
REAtTY, INC.
We list and sell
more properly than
anyone in the Greater
tSanford/lafce Mary area.
6AN PO R D I AB SO LU TE LY
CHARM! NO I, Mira our lifting
pgan. 9 barm., Can. H/A.
fir e p la c e , dinin g raam ,
hardwrad ftoort. attic Ian.
•craan ad parch , u tility
wartahap. All your* tor thla
•oar pr leal................. SM.M0
TOMT LIFT
For pick up truck
RESTAURANT EOUIPMBNT
ICE CREAM BOX
Call 1 » UM
14*— C o m m e rcia l
P r o p e rt y / S a le
mattren. tUO. Desk A chair,
l l » . Wall unit A bookcaae.
tn o.G aigrlil.n o m a te*
LARRY'S MART. IIS Sanford
Avo. Now/Utad turn. A oppl.
Buy/Sell/Trodo........P I 4in
aLOVESEAT SOFA*
Blua roaoa and groan loot
Perfect condition! Only UO
Call t a u n t
I t ft. tlum lnu m O rlando
Clipper, tttt. It HP Mercury,
'atomlett atael trailer. II. X)0
Can m a i l t
153— A creag eLots/Sale
Fhto + octet I Well, aeptk tank
A foncad. Rlggi Avo., Oateen
2214701 doyi/to4 7t*4144ovet
230— A ntiqu e/C lassic
C a rt
The Santerd Herald
atorad. MK orlg. ml., runt A
looka axe. Snd owner. Serlorn
Ingulf let only I Call HOOIM
aFHOlNIX JUICER#
US. Bring your lavorlte trait
or vogglo to M l Borado Rd.,
oft Hidden Lake Dr. Sat.. »AM
to 4PM. tor damp A trao cup
oaf In kitchen, double garage,
much moral Thla house hat a
new price tool
..... 474,100
W IN TIR FARXI SWIM. SKI,
FISH A DOCK you bool. 4
bdrm., t both, toft ot oaay
living omenlllet. Have a Mg
family Mg on waftr sportsT
Thla la lor you. Price reduced
to only 110*4*0
TRAVEI
A I M WELL DONE!
M to 1,000 acret wanted lmmediately. Fail, ceth dotlngt
poaalblo. Writ* to: Tarry
Clayton, So Hwy 41, Rt. 10.
B crjl*. uakcCity. Fi MOSS
MS.4! monthly. Owner
(top tto 4S7*or..(t04) 4111430
M» M. Alinar tom manlad to
tola Sanford Htrald Classified
Contultanl. "Tha Paper did a
good |ob tor m l" Har .id
produced results In lint 11
day*, and aha wot thrilled I
Mi. Rimer scheduled her ad
at our M-Day tpaclal rata and
only ni l did to call and let m
know that har RV Mid to atop
the ad tram continuing! Some
thing you want to aell quickly
and at a low emit Why not do
whot Ma. M. Rimer did and
c o ll tho Sanford Horald
C l o i l l f l o d D o p t. O ur
advortlalng conaullonla ora
ready to help you with oil your
advortlalng nooda. Aik about
our 10A M Day Special Raftlt
a iim in i
R E S E H Y A Y IO N IS T
1 800-432 3004
GRADUATE IN AS
LITTLE AS S MONTHS'
IOH 1*1 Al l VI NT ASSISI AN< 1
IN Ml II I M I API |Its
I»n . I I ft. travel trailer. Many
taper aitraat Excellent candinonl Priced right! 321-2S71
DODOC MOTORHOMI- Gen
orator, fully Mll-contolnod.
Very good condition! IK Ittl
OIDS CUTLASS
SysttMH Tt'rli Institute
im . Excellent Tranaportatlon
________ Call 911 *047
331 2 8 4 0
ir n MUSTANO COUFI- Good
condltlonl t cydlnder, tram
Reflation ear. no rail 11.000
or belt otter. Call......ssi-uit
• I f f l HORMITe
Nooda ballary and miner
work. Interior loir. SIM. Call
__________SS0-4S1I_________
Extra deem 140- ll JOI
Call Buddy M Aam
Nobody But Nobody
in S a n fo rd W ill S e ll Y o u
A U s e d C a r O r T ru ck , A s N ic e
O r Cheap A s W e W i l l . . . .
n u n m m o tm
LAKE MARY ARRAI LAKE
MARKHAM ESTATES. EM
AGENT
TOOK GUIDE
IF YOU HAVE...
CREWT PROBLEMS?
NONfROVABlE
.
OOWfl
mma
77
DODGE COLT '
4 fOBNy llBI Qf|||
ONLY $400 DOWN
$40 PER WEEK
•SWUM H I
BBAMC COMORO
4 Sra.l IgaM, A/t
t ban, Ms
$460 DOWN
ONLY $400 DOWN
$40 PER PEER
$40 PERNOR
77 ASPCN 2 DR. COUFI
145—Compultrs
321- 2720
322- 2420
Sssf
• fMftenchg*£NktC«eobJUon
117—Sporting Poods
♦HotMtoptowtu tOtOMECNtle
• kKoonnom • Ha Hoaa# Chock
• m Buy Mongagaa • toy PupMa
.Waftaw Realty Carp
48HourPniimnarv
Appfovs By Phoni
(407)260-6216
!•*—Office Supplies
/ Equipment
Adro# Financial
Sri* Tdbo. RMa toMria,
Soon Met Ca, If, t/t
$400 DOWN
$40 PER WEEK
.78 QKVY CmiTIK
2Dm M i
ORLY $400 DOWN
$40 PER WEEK
BB OMTY CITATION
$90 ret peek
79 NAUM MV
0® f $400
CASH
B0 PONTIACFN0CMX IS
Faow MaOees, Me* C«
ONLY $500 00WN
$50 PER WEEK
HONDA CIVIC WAOOtf
Jndar New Management — Financing Available
Ptua Over 40 Other Nice Caro A Track aI
600 l HWY. 436
Include! accetaorlea.......UK
Cell 333 JIM A leeve message
REALTY
HUNT'S USED CARS
t a r
“ttrrtn g Somlnoh County For 10 Yoon"
1216 W. FIRST ST. (Hwy. 46) SANFORD
322-6793
tg.H. Call 4071*1AUl collect
RBFOi 14/SO, 1/1, ' ( ] Manltee.
Law down, low payment! to
quel Ifled buyer
14X44. }/iaa, -M Skyline, rafted
Fla. rm., all alec. Can. H/A.
landacapad........ ....... 110.000
IJXJO. |/1, apllt, *11 Manltee.
Can. H/A. furnlihed...... to. 100
323-5188
260-2000
*★
YOU LOAM * *
Mixed Coder and aawdwat
thavlnga. IIS pick up track
load. Cell m a u t d e y i
U l-M ll after 4PM/mai*age
Over 40Tracka, Vena A 4X4'a
Buy Iwra-Pay hare 1.....331 ton
1*S— M b ch in e ry /T o o ls
14X40. in . 'U Scott, Can. H/A.
gaa A electric............. tft.JOO
24XS4. in . apllt. 'M Skyline,
relied acraened rm.. carport.
Can. H/A, dlthwather, lea
maker, landacapad..... U4.S00
n i4 IM erS ll)7 *3 . Irefcer
Sat up/tocotod to tontord Port
1 4 3 -W a te rfro n t
P ro p e rty / Sale
200—Registered Pets
FREE TO6000 HOME!
White, miniature, ipayed. res
litorad poodle. AAual have an
enctoaad back yard. 1 ft y n
eld. Moving to apt. II* W.
Jenkins Cr., Santord....m>W2
eOHAYRUOa
10x12. Vary good condition I
w o r n 0 01 wmi 11 s
sis. Cantonm
FROM YOUR “ ONE-OF-A-KIND” DEALER
111— A p p lia n ce s
/ F u rn itu re
20*— W earing A p p a re l
IEDWEDS-IEDS
The factory outlet atero tor
Slmmont. Seely A Sprlngalr.
All now lactory 2nd! and cloae
outa Complete with warranty
Twin Set 17SQueenSet lit *
Full Set tf* King Set...*1M
UN 70A0
LEASE PURCHASE
POSSIBLE I 2 bdrm.. Can.
H/A......... 4M.UHMdE.Wto)
aoen to be appreciated 14 1
halt prkol Call 172 6471
TH IS W E E K S
emploitt
C o u n ts ,
ot
vo-,
iv-uil let# 4 text
<j»i*e to figiiltf
to* c «
QUALITY USED C A R S & TRUCKS
u & T r f f lU t
A Mercedes Benz
i • Prudential ( jft
Sells For Less Than A Hyundai?
AuUmxMlvr ((litre have railed thr ItoltialMl ( Itaradr. ‘The Mrn rd rellrn r al em.ill rare
ESTATE-YARD SALE 1 lit E
Coleman Circle. Frl A Sat.
*AMSPM Queen weterbed.
Riding mower, double bed.
recllner. IBM typewriter,
movie p lie rs ♦ left mere I
HWEBARN MU!
Arrow from Ace Hardware an
»»ih SI. Sorter* Friday only
Dressers, beds. laMev choirs
• 4 Wheal Independent Suspension
• Rear Window Defroster
• Tinted data
Tooft. household llama, collect
Iblea A antiques, tithing
tackle, s HSP retetlitor.
portable tan. guns orthopedic
equipment and toft moral Frl
A Sat. 14 Lk Mary. (Country
Club Rd Crystal Ridge Sub.
follow signs apt Ridge Rd )
YARD SALBI Frl A Sat. April
14 A IS. SAM 4PM. Sanford
QUALITY
to
• Sporty S Speed Tranamlaalon
• Adjustable Headrest
• Electronic Fuel Infection
USED C A R S & T R U C K S
*4995
AS TOYOTA CEUCA OT H/B
Avo Junque at lit lineall
Every thing from A 2 Inc l art
te a |tg (eg sewing machinal
IS Andoraan Orctx. OH Country
Club Rd. Frl A Sat. SAM til
IPM Variety of mxrchandfte I
jL o r iit m
I1 Q Q C
•3995
HOURS
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who leaches
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Reactions mixed to B ush’s get-tough crime policy
B U S H 'S
C R IM S P A C K A G E
W A S H IN G T O N — Here are liliihllehis
of President Ik is lih a n llc r lim - p a ik a e "
•Build priaon cell* for 24,000 more
Inmate*.
•Hire 1,600 more proaocutor* and 825
aganta for FBI, A T F , and U .& Marahala.
•Extand tha fadaral daatti panalfy law
lo include homicide with a firearm, by a
parson serving a Ilia sentence, and by
tarroriata.
•D o u b le to 10 yaara th* federal
m inim um aantanca for Crimea with use
of a gun.
•End plea bargaining for any violent
crim e in which a gun la uaad.
•Prohibit aala o l firearm* to anyone
convicted o l a violent miademeanor.
•Give bonus In law enforcement grants
to a ta t a a th a t a d o p t a a n l a n c l n g
guidelines for gun-related oNenees.
•Prohibit the Importation, manufacture,
private aala o< gun magazines with moie
than 15 rounds.
•Dalarrad decision on whether lo make
permanent his temporary ban on the
import ot semiautomatic guns until a
federal review is completed next month.
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To luilil iippi.iilsr linitl several th"lls.iuil
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wauls tn put an i-ml In plea ItarualnltiK Im
Kitii rrlalrd rrtnirs anil rx|>autl tin- ilralh
w -lltriirr tn cover ri-rtultl nllrnsrs. sin ti as
murder for hire.
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|M-rriianrnt Ills 2 inniitli-olil lmi|Mii.uy thin on
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ilrli-rtlllnrs lias tsi li-(i|||inalr s|MHiim usilliisli said In- wants in lluill tin- hrrpnwn nl
srinlaiitotnallrs try prohlhiltii|> any niag.i/lnr
Im i Iiom - guns iim carry tum r Ilian Ifi iminds
Some iiiaga/liR-s now have morr tli.ui 2d
iminds
I lie rapid-lur gnus, ulitrli tin hull- the
AK 47. lln- Isr.M'h'iiiailr tU l .iimI a gun rail' d
"tin- strrrl swit-|M-t." have Im-iiiiiii - lliriraslng
ly p u p u lu r a n in n g r a n - r t r i i u n u a l s .
p.it in iilatly drug gangsters
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N E W S FR O M T H E R E G IO N
FLO R ID A
B R IIF S
Jumbo Jet far ihe flight back to
the Kennedy Space C enter
launch slir on Florida's east
coast.
The transport Jet took off from
California Saturday and spent
the weekend at Fort Bliss near El
Paso because of bad weather
along the route bark lo Florida.
The shuttle carrier Jet look off
from Fort Bliss early Monday
and made a surprise landing at
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Airport for refueling before pre
ssing on toward Florida.
The threat of more stormy
weather prompted N A S A lo
divert the Jet to the Warner
Kahilis Air Force Base near
Macon. Ua., but after the plane
was on the ground. NASA man
agers decided conditions had
Improved enough lo continue on
far a Florida landing.
N A S A spokesm an George
Dlller said the shuttle cannot ffy
CAPE CANAVERAL A
Jumbo Jet carrying the shuttle
Atlantis landed at the Kennedy
Space Center late Monday, clos
ing out a weather-delayed,
two-day trip from Calllnmla that
leaturrd stops In Texas nnd
Georgia.
Th e u n gn in ly-h io ktn g duo
touched down at Ihe shuttle's
3-mllr-long emergency landing
strip at 8.-09 p.m. E D T after a
In w -n llltu d c pass over Ihe
Florida shutllcport.
A lb u m s landed May 8 ni
Edwards Air Force Base. Calif.,
Io rinse out a four-day spare
mission highlighted by the de
ployment of Ihe 8530 million
Magellan Venus radar mapping
probe.
A fte r a w eek of ro u tin e
servicing. Ihe spar-cplnnr was
Isillrri lo the hack of a NASA 747
I’O K T C H A R L O T T E . Fla. — A auspicious 200-arrr brush (Ire
brought under control late Monday afternoon after
ilirt-atrnlng a number of rural farm homes and farcing parents
n> pick up students early at one school.
Tw o firemen were burned when their brush truck was
trapped In ihe fire and destroyed. They were taken to Fawcett
Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Fire units from several departments battled the blare along
Hie Myakka River across from the small community of El
Jnbran between North Port and Englewood, and managed to
save all of the threatened structures.
David Sunnarborg of the Charlotte County Fire Department
said the Ore was reported at 1:33 p.m. E D T. Il was reported
under eonlml nnd being "mopped up" at 6 p.m.
There wns no lightning and there is a poaslbtliy It was a
ca se of a rson." Su n narborg sal d.
The lire was in the same area where firefighters have ballled
numerous brush fires In recent weeks, most believed caused by
arsonists.
Sunnarborg said parents of students at L.A. Alnger Junior
High School were asked to pick up their students to keep
school buses out of the fire area.
was
Supreme Court re|eote execution appeal
Senate approvee bill
w ith p o w e r Incentlvee
W ASHING TON — The Supreme Court denied an appeal
Monday of Florida death row Inmate Jim Eric Chandlrr.
convicted or the 1980 murder of an elderly Indian River County
couple.
Chandler. 34. was sentenced to death In Vero Beach In May
1981 fallowing his conviction on two counts of first-degree
murder far slabbing and beating to death Harold Stelnberger.
76. and his wife Raenel. 73. of Sebastian.
The Florida Supreme Court overturned the sentence In Ju ly
1983 and ordered a new sentencing hearing. A new Jury
unanimously recommended the death penalty and he was
again sentenced to be executed.
The slate Supreme Court rejected Chandler's appeal of the
second death sentence last December.
In addition to being convicted of killing Ihe Stelnbergers.
Chandlrr was convicted of two counts of robbery with a deadly
weapon, three counts of trafficking In stolen property and one
ruunt of aggravated assault.
The couple were found face down In a wooded area behind
ihrir home. Both had been stabbed In the back and beaten with
a baseball bat.
In Monday's Supreme Court ruling, Justices William
Brennan and Thurgood Marshall dissented, which they
routinely do In all death penalty appeals.
TH E
S TA TE
BUFFALO . N.V. — A Cuban family who was refused re-entry
Into the United States last December alter mistakenly crossing
into Canada while vialtlng Nlagra Falls was granted asylum
Monday. U.S. Immigration officials said.
Carlos Fajardo Hernandez. 39; his wife. Bermalda Zamora
Hernandez. 33. and her two children. Voandys. 12. and
Vordatys. 9. will be allowed to enter the United States at the
Peace Bridge In Buffalo. Tuesday, said Benedict J . Ferro,
district director of the Buffalo office of the U.S. immigration
and Naturalization Service.
The Fajardo family was refused reentry into the United
Stairs after they stepped into Canada Dec. 23. 1988, effectively
deporting t hemselves.
Ferro said his decision to grant asylum was based on
Fajardo's fear that he would be subject to persecution for his
political beliefs If he were returned to Cuba.
The family had lived In Miami before taking the 1.500-mile
trtp to visit Nlagra Falls and to see snow. Fajardo left Cuba In
1984 and applied for political asylum in 1903.
The committee rejected on a
6-2 vote language that would
have prevented utilities from
creating subsidiaries that engage
In non-utlllty business.
Legislation pending In the
House would codify existing PSC
regulations setting lower rales
for cogenerated power. Jenning
said Ihe difference would have to
be resolved In a conference
committee or Informal negotia
tions.
A related bill pending with
three weeks left tn the regular
session would require public
service commissioners to stand
In merit retention elections. The
commissioners currently are
appointed by the governor for
fixed terms, but may be reap
pointed.
"That's a power plant that
doesn't have to be built, or a
capital facility that doesn't have
to be Improved." Jennings told
reporter*.
The bill ICS-SB 1224) says
utilities must Iransmli power
through rain because at Ihe
speeds Ihe 747 travels, rain
drops can seriously damage, or
erode. Ihe ship's fragile heatshlcld tiles.
Brad Rose, public Information
spokesman for Fort Bliss, said
more than 3.000 spectators
viewed the shuttle over the
weekend. Ihe third time In 10
yean that a apace shuttle being
ferried from California lo Florida
had stopped In El Paso.
Fort Bliss soldier Derrick
J u s a n g was typ ica l of the
spectators who rame to see the
spaceship.
Du rang, who woke his three
young sons at 3 a.m. Sunday to
see Atlantis, said Ihe sight of the
spaeeplsne gave them "goosr
bumps."
of your country's progress Inti
the future," he said.
"It makes you feel really proud
Committee votes to
abolish discovery rule
from a regenerating facility to
another plant operated by the
same company.
The bill also authorizes the
PSC to shield utilities' trade
secrets for 18 months following a
rate case. The commission has
been shielding such Information
In recent months over strong
protests by news organization*
a n d P u b lic C o u n s e l J a c k
Shrleve. who represents con
sumers In PSC coses.
TA LL A H A S S E E - A Senate
committee approved Monday a
Public Service Com m ission
reauthortzatlon hill that Includes
new Incentives far businesses
that want to generate their own
elect leal power.
The bill approved unanimous
ly by the Committee on Econom
ic. Professional and Utility Regu
lation authorizes the PSC to
continue regulating electric and
gas utilities.
It also contains language set
ting rales utilities must pay
c o m p a n i e s s u c h as
manufacturing plants that gen
erate their own power — rates
generally higher than those now
being paid. Utilities are required
to purchase any electricity such
c o g e n e r a t o r s c a n n o t use
themselves.
Committee Chairwoman Toni
Jennings. R-Orlando. said only
about two percent of the power
used by Floridians Is supplied
through cogeneration. Boosting
that figure Is expected to save
consumers money.
Cuban family grantad asylum
Another proposed bill would
establish a code of ethics for
commissioner*.
dence or testimony they have
not had a chance to In
v e s tig a te , said A la c h u a
County Circuit Judge Stan
Morris, chairman of a state
commission that reviewed the
rule l his year.
T A L L A H A S S E E - Th e
Senate Ju d ic ia ry -C rim in a l
Committee voted unanimous
ly Monday to eliminate the
right of criminal defendant* to
see the Male’* case against
them before the formal trial
begins.
The committee adopted leg
islation (SB 4691 that would
repeal outright the criminal
discovery rule, which lets
defense lawyers view the
slate's evidence and Interview
the state's witnesses.
T h e c o m m i t t e e s ls o
approved a second bill (SB
14071 that would limit, but
not abolish, defense rights to
Ion witnesses, police ofsnd victims of crimes.
The second bill was passed
4-to-2.
But even supporters of Ihe
measures conceded neither
has much chance of passage
this year. "W e'd Just like to
keep them moving to keep an
alternative down the road."
said Sen. Jo h n O ram , RTam ps, sponsor of the out
right repeal.
Th e discovery rule was
adopted to prevent "trials by
ambush." where prosectors
surprise defendants with evi
Prosecutors, taw officers
and victim s groups have
complained the discovery rule
has been used to harass
witnesses and tie up law
officers giving depositions in
stead of enforcing laws.
The Florida Supreme Court
rejected such claims as un
substantiated two weeks ago
In adopting discovery rule
revisions that Include a re
quirement far a court order
before a defendant can sit In
on a d e p o sitio n , p e rm it
videotaped questioning of
victims under age 16 and
e lim in a t e d is c o v e r y In
misdemeanor cases.
The committee rejected a
p le a b y C h i e f J u s t i c e
Raymond Ehrlich to wait and
see how the court's new rules
workoul.
"Pm Just not willing lo watt
any longer." said Sen. Curtis
P e t e r s o n . D -L a k e l a n d .
sponsor of the discovery re
vision bill.
Eastern discussing shuttle bid with America West
Burg*r King orttors from IBM, NCR
MIAMI — Burger King Corp. said Monday It signed
agreements with International Business Machines Corp. and
NCR Corp. to install advanced point-of-sale systems in about
800company-owned restaurants.
Burger King, the nation's No. 2 hamburger chain, said It
expects the Installations to lead to Improved customer service
at the fast-food chain and to provide more accurate order
transactions.
Although the company did not provide details on the dollar
value of the contracts, NCR described the agreement in a
separate statement as a potential multimtlllon-dollar contract.
"Th e bottom line la Improved customer service." Burger
King President Ronald Petty said In a statement. "Th e most
lml>onant benefit Is that the systems give restaurant managers
morr lime to perform their Jobs."
The company said It will tnatall IBM systems in about 400
restaurants and NCR systems in the remainder, beginning
Immediately and conlinuing through 1990.
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Shuttle Atlantis returns to Florida
Suspicious lire undtr control
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NEW YORK — America West Airlines Inc.
of Phoenix rrllned Its 0413 million bid for
Eastern Airlines' Northeast shuttle over the
weekend, and the two airlines are discuss
ing ihe offer, a lawyer far Eastern said
Monday.
But Eastern attorney Dcryck Palmer said
the airline, a subsidiary of Texas Air Corp.
of Houston, still supports the rival. (3 6 3
million offer from New York developer
Donald Trum p.
Eastern has agreed to sell the shuttle
linking New York, Boston and Washington
to Trum p, but Ihe deal lias yel to win Ihe
approval of Ihe bankruptcy court overseeing
Eastern's reorganization.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland
Monday postponed a scheduled hearing on
the shuffle sale al Eastern's request. Palmer
said Ihe company wanted more Ume to
examine the America West bid for the
shuttle.
Palmer declined to provide details of how
America West had refined Its bid. He also
indicated that the deal with Tru m p stands,
aaytng. "Eastern still supports Tru m p ."
Lifland rescheduled the hearing for
Tuesday al 11 a.m. E D T.
The Judge Indicated, however, that a
decision on the sale is unlikely to come
before Wednesday at the earliest, when
another court hearing to scheduled to
consider two buyout bids for the entire
airline.
Tw o separate Investor groups led by
farmer Piedmont Airlines Chairman William
Howard and Chicago options trader Joseph
Ritchie submitted mds last week for East
ern.
Texas Air has instated the airline to not for
sale ever since an earlier. 9464-million deal
to sell Eastern to a group led by Peter
Ueberroth collapaed.
The company says It intends to rebuild
Eastern as a smaller, profitable airline, after
selling off assets worth about 91.0 billion.
Eastern, formerly the nation's seventh
largest airline, has Doom only about 10
percent of Its pre-strike flight schedule since
ground workers and pilots wslkcd off the Job
March 4. The airline filed March 9 for
protection from creditors under the U.8.
Bankruptcy Code.
Eastern later agreed to sell the shuttle and
21 Boeing 727 Jets to Tru m p for 9363
million.
America West, the nation's IOth largest
airline, last week offered to buy the shuttle
and the same 21 airplanes for 9413 million.
America West has also offered lo pay an
additional 9336 million to buy 10 Boeing
757Jets.
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P O U C I SUM PS
Bloody troll liid f from crisis scsss
FER N PARK — A bloody trail from a b u rg la rlird
convenience afore led Seminole County sheriff's deputies on a
fruitless srarch for an Injured suspect. Deputies estimate the
suspect lost two pints of blood while eluding deputies during a
one half mile rhasr.
The pursuit began at about 4 a.m. today when a clerk who
was opening the Cumberland Farms on U.S. Highway 17-112.
Fern Park, reported to deputies she saw a man In a
blood-snaked shirt run past her. A window of the store had
been bmken and the man was apparently Injured when hr
crawled through the window, deputy O.H. Nagata said.
Deputies followed a blandly trail that circled through the
parking lots of several buelnrsas In that area, south of South
Street.
The trail ended at a parking space at the Econo Lodge.
Nagata said deputies believe the man fled In a car that hud
hern parked I here.
Nagata described I he man as white with a blond afro, lie Is In
his 21H. about V frrt, fl inches tall and weighs uhnut 190
pounds. Deputies expect he will seek medical treatment for
sevrrr cuts.
Nagata said the man Is also suspected of breaking the
window of Kent-A-Center In Ihe same area at about 2 a.m.
today. Nothing was stolen from either burglarired business.
Nuguta said.
1969
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B y LAUR A L. 9 U LU V A N
Herald stall writer_______________
SANFORD - The Florida DepurI merit of E n viro n m e n ta l
Regulation yesterday said liarre Is found at Sanlord Regional
Airport last week may uni lie a
hazard, the assistant alr|H>rt
direr tor said today.
Sieve Cook salrl D EIt In
vestigators visiting ihe ulrfmrt
yesterday "Indicated It's proba
bly not a serious problem."
Ilackhoc o|M-ralors lor a heavy
l*i
equipment school at ihe airjmrt
lnrliisirl.il |iark unearthed atioul
a dozen liarrcls last week. An
e x p lo s iv e e x p e r t lo r Ih e
Seminole County Sherllls lieIKirtmeiit turned ihe barrels over
to DER anil ihe Arm y Corps id
Engineers to determine II their
contents are hazardous.
The Corps of Engineers will
Investigate the site Inter tills
week. Cook said. Testing of the
sulrstnnee will prntaihlv Is- done
by the Corps, lie said.
Martv Uillruselano. sti|M-rv|snr
ol the sheriff's df|ianntcni taiinli
squad, said this weekend the
liarrels may have been burled In
what was a landfill at the Navy
tiasc that operated at the alrjNirl
until I9KH.
Jo h n White. DER environ
m ental specialist, said two
e m e rg e n c y re s p o n s e I n
vestigators visited Ihe alrfmrl
yesterday.
The two Investigators ordered
the airport authority to litre a
private firm In determine Ihe
eontrnls of a an.tXXl gnllon furl
storage tank nnd a 55 gallon
drum. While wild. The drum
conlnlnrri ataiul 20 gallons of an
unknown substance, he said
The Investigators also told the
airport authority to have ground
wuler and soli samples tested lot
jxisslhlc contamination. While
suld. although they believed no
contamination Ins neeured Irum
their Inspection.
"It was a Navy liase. so tin re's
no telling what's out there."
White said.
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Man idled In allagad crowbar attack
OVIKIX) — Oviedo Pollrc charged William Howard Small. 32.
of no address, with aggravated battery after he allegedly hit
•lack Raymond lllll with a crowbar.
Police said lllll suffered great bodily harm. Small was
arrrstrd at 7:22 p.m. Sunday on Lockwood Road. Oviedo. Hond
Is 95,000.
Car reported atolen, woman battered
OVIEDO — A man arrested by Oviedo police on an auto theft
charge at about 5:30 p.m. Sunday was arrested again at 8 p.m.
at the Jail by Casselberry police who charged him with
aggravated battery In connection with a May I t beating of a
woman at his house.
Robert Milton Hellers. 46. of 680 Jasmine Road. Casselberry.
Is charged In the cases. Patricia Gayle Gavin. 19. of the same
address. Ihe victim of the reported beating, suffered facial
Injulres. She left the house after the fight and ihe following day
sought treatment for her Injuries.
Robbery suspect caught
FERN PARK — A man Identified as a suspect In the Sunday
night armed robbery of a business at 7220 U.S. Highway
17-92. Fem Park, was stopped by Longwood police on U.S.
Highway 17-92. Longwood. after police recognised him by Ihe
suspect's description.
Seminole County sheriff's deputies charged Michael Sadusky
with aimed robbery. The arrest was made at 10:41 p.m.
Sunday. Bond Is 89.000.
Women bettered, man idled
APOPKA — An Apopka man who allegedly pulled his
estranged girlfriend from a house at 472 Notre Dame Drive at
about 11:30 a.m. Sunday, la accused of hitting and threatening
her.
That brought a charged of battery against John Vemtce
Perry. 327 by Seminole County abend's deputies, who arrested
him there at 12.05 a.m. Sunday. Susanne Sequra told deputies
she had left the house she shares with Perry following and
argument Saturday. He came to where she waa staying with a
friend and tried to force her to leave with him. deputies said. He
Is held without bond.
Mon arrettsd lor Mtv T mhlunr
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — Altamonte Springs police report
the arrest of a suspect In the May 7 robbery of the Circle K.
1020 Ballard St.. Altamonte Springs.
They arrested Robert Greg Jameson. 20. of 440 Marigold
Drive. Casselberry, at home at 4:55 p.m. Sunday. He la charged
with armed robbery and theft.
Police said a Maitland police officer recognised a photo of the
robbery suspect and Identified Jameson aa that suspect. He Is
accused of brandishing a knife In the robbery and stealing 830.
Bond Is 88.000.
Woman socus^d of threat*
A L TA M O N T E SPRINOS A rural Altamonte Springs
woman accused of brandishing a buck knife and threatening to
kill her llve-ln boyfriend. Joseph Korbar. 28. has been charged
with aggravated assault.
Seminole County sheriff's deputies arrested Janet Roberta
Groaenkemper. 39. of 770 Oauando Drive, at home at 1:04
p.m. Sunday.
SANFORD — An accused cocaine dealer who ran from the
scene after police saw a drug deal Friday morning, was found
and arrrstrd at 11:55 a.m. Sunday on Fifth Street at Avocado
Avenue. Sanford.
Islah Naxarctha Fields. 29. who refused to give Ills address,
was charged by Sanford police with sale and delivery of cocaine
and resisting without violence. Bond Is 86.000.
Lumber reported ttoten, recovered
SANFORD — A witness reported to Sanford poller that a man
was arrn transporting a load of stolen lumber Irum Edgewatrr
Circle at Hidden Lake. Puller located the suspect and the
lum brr at the suspect's house at about 8:30 p.m. Sunday, an
hour alter Ihe reported theft.
James Harry MacLeary. 25. of 218 W. 19th St.. Sanlord. was
charged with grand theft In the case. Bond Is 8 1.(XX)
V O ALLS
S A TU R D A Y
8 9 28 p.m — First Street
and S u m m e rlin A v r n u r .
assault, man. 23. transported
9 9 51 p m . — Sixth Street
and Sanlord A vrn u r. trauma,
man. 25. not transported.
9 1 1 4 3 p .m . - 8 0 9
Rosralla Dr., trauma, buy. |U.
not transported
SUNDAY
9 10 2 1 a m
— Lake
Golden picnic arra. Iltr In
rooking pit. no visible dam
age
911 38 a m - 2530 Jewell
Ln . lalsr alaim
9147 pm
1701 W
13th Plarr. medical call. boy.
8 months, transported to
Central Florida Regional llos
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Cool In tho pool
Jacob Robinson (In tuba) and Adam Brewstar swim II up at tha
Samlnola County YMCA pool Monoay afternoon. Tho high
L o n g w o o d to pay $23,000 for barrel rem oval
lime the Job would m si between Taylor said.
Taylor rsllmaled II would cnsl
83.000 In 810.000 and the city
did not pay the bill. Instead. II the city 85.000 for utiornev's
LONGW OOD - To prevent the negotiated with Ihe company, fees, between $500 in $800 a
cost of litigation, commissioners which reduced the bill to a low day Just for expert witnesses and
another 82.000 lo 83.1XX) In
last night derided to settle the offer of 825.000.
Taylor told Ihe commissioners addlllnn.il costs It die clly chose
hazardous waste bill wllh Chem
ical Consrrvallon Corpurnllnu. Iasi night Ibal D rlm ll Attorney lollllgatellie mailer.
"Because this would be a lalrlv
I’clcr O'Rourke. Chemical Con*
Orlando, by paying 823.000.
This Is 83,000 more than the N e r v a t i o n representative, would eoniplleated lawstill. tills would
counteroffer Longwood City At IIle a lawsuit If l bey did licit In- my rcconiiitcndallun." Taylor
torney Klchurd S. Taylor Jr. Inform him of die bill payment said.
made last month to tin- company by lixlay. O'Rourke bud earlier
Mayor Hank Hardy concurred
for removal und testing of IH advised Taylor dial be would try wllti Taylor's recommendation.
to
negotiate
a
823.1)00
offer
Imni
barrels, some containing haz
"I'd like lo pill II ta-hlud us." Iic
ardous waste, burled Ix-hlnd Ihe tile company.
sald.
"M v gill jeellng Is lo pill lilts
public works drpartnuxil last
Act lug C lly Administrator Dmi
year. The company originally hrlilnd its and avoid lengthy
siibnillled a nearly 832.IMK) bill litigation, amt reluctantly go Terry also agreed. "W e have
In the city fur tile work dune Iasi ahead and resolve tills mailer by more lo lose Ilian to gain. I
December, hul several rommls- |MVlllg llie 923.000. Eeoiiolili- recommend we accept dial oi
slunrrs said llirv were told at the cailv. It's Ihe taller decision." ler." lie sakl.
Herald stall writer
Commissioners voted uii.ml
mniisly lo pay Chemical fu n
acrvaiion 92.'MKH)
In a related matter, T e rn mill
the commissioners Ihe Florida
Department ot Environmental
Regulation IDKRI Intends in
prix-ecd with llie 825.INX) llm it
charged die clly lor Impmpi i
burial of hazardous waste.
Terry said die city's n-pusc i lla t i v e on llie m a 11 i t
Tallahassee Aiiorncy Srgomlo
Fernandez hired by die i lly in
ucgntl.ilc with DER. will ciiiiilin i
a work session with ellv stall al
11 a.m.. Thursday. Mav 25 pi mi
In meellilg with HER util. ials
l.ilcr dial ullcrniHio.
Grant may sand seniors to national games
•f VMM
Harold itoft writer
SANFORD Advancing lo
nuilomil ixiiii |M‘I lilt in long lias
been a goal tor miiiic adilcies
com piling III die Golden Age
jUames here, tmt die money it
{would cost lias Im-cii an obstacle.
But now. wllti help Irum Gen
eral Foods Cofp.. money Is ta-lllg
made available lo Gulden Age
Games ullilelcs to help diem
IMrtleljuti- in die National Se
nior O lym pic Games in Si.
taiuls.
A 8RMHX) cheek bum |*usl.
Ihe sjMiiiMir ut tailli llie Golden
Age and llie nallon.il games, was
rrcetllly scut III llie Gulden Age
Games euniiulllee. l lie money
was raised by General f oods
Post's parent co m pa n y, by
d o n a tin g liv e c c itis lio m
s j h ' c i .i I Iv marked eoiijMins w bn b
Were redeemed III <rlitl.ll Mill Ida
grocery si rues
General F imn Is Is llie |kiirul
<<ir |m>railoti ol Post, die i om|Miiy
that s|Milivirs tailli llie Nailtniil
games and dir, tl.illoil.il gallics,
dlls year to Is-.bun 111 21
"Now dial we have llie mooc\
In help local quallllers allend"
Ihe national games, "we have lu
llgllte nut bow many ol lliosc
wbn qualllled actually waul In
go." said Golden Age Games
rom m lder chairman Dave Farr.
Fair ami Jim Jerulgan. Sanlonl dlrei-inr ol |sirks and recrerallou and die nrgatiuzer ol
the Gulden Age Games, will tagnlng over a list ol qualllli-rs who
will Is- altrmllllg llie games as
soon as llie Itsl ta-eomes avail
able bum tile 11allot1.il eiiinmllleelnSl Louis
"I'll like lo see dial Itsl as soon
a-. jMissible." Jerulgan said.
Farr noted dial, due to piev Inns 1 ouunllmcllls. lie plnliahlv
wouldn'l ta- able lo gel stalled
on dn piojn t until .lime I
Golden Age Games allllrlcs
said lln- money w old ta- wrl
crime
I'm exaiuple. Sue Tudor, an
an In 1 liinti Sanlnttl wlni quail
b ill lor llie iialliinal games,
would ma noriuallv aiieiul die
national garni s
till a lived
1111 min- dial's list min b ol ail
e\|ieuse." she said I'llilor said
she bail beard inidiing ataiui die
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I liilghl
pital by privulr vehicle.
9 9 56 p in - 2535 S I’atk
Dr.. trans|Nirt camelled
fiSHSL
go II I rail gel some help." she
said.
Fair said lln- |Miieniial senior
f llvmptaiis bad tax'll lolil al llnGoldeii Age Games dl.il some
llliiiiey mlglil ta- available
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E D ITO R IA L S
D on’t succum b
to Panamania
T lir (lien of Pntinma'a presidential election
may have lieen more brazen this time, but It
was certainly nothing new. In 1984, the
military's anointed candidate was Nicolas
Hariri ta. a former World Dank vice president.
Ha riel la won. in an election no tainted that
many Panamanians referred (o their new
president as Fraudito Barlctta.
The other day. military strongman Manuel
Noriega tried to work the same fraud, only
this time the whole world was watching. In
the face of massive evidence that opposition
candidate Guillermo Endara won the election.
Noreiga Insisted that his handpicked can
didate, Carlos Duque. triumphed. Now he has
annulled the results.
Noriega has proved to be nm elhing less
than a slick con man: of course, he has never
had to be. Panamanians who "have an
Instinct to live." to use the words of an
opposition leader, have learned not to cross
the man with guns. This time, however.
Noriega may have gone too far.
President Bush. Insisting that Noriega step
aside, refuses to rule out military Interven
tion. Members or a U.S. observer delegation
have called far abrogating the Panama Canal
Tre aty, (he 1979 agreement that gave
Panama control of the waterway. Some
administration officials are said to favor
having U.S. special operations forces In
Panama "detain" Noriega.
As satisfying aa hard-line measures might
be for some people, they're sure to be
counterproductive. Former President Jim m y
Carter, who headed an Independent delega
tion of election observers, cautions that
invading Panama o r- abrogating - the w m l
treaty "could play right into Noriega's
hands."
Carter Is right. Violating Panama's sover
eignty would transform a brutal dictator Into
Panamanian nationalist hero.
President Alan Garcia of Peru offers a more
prudent approach. He haa sent a letter to
Endara. the oppoWUon candidate, saying that
Noriega had indeed committed fraud and that
he was urging the Organization of American
States and other Latin American govern
ments to reject claims of victory by Noriega's
candidate, Duque.
That's a first step. Garcia ultimately seeks a
diplomatic and economic quarantine of a
Noriega-ruled Panama. Whatever actions the
United States takes against Noriega must be
done In concert with Panama's Latin Ameri
can neighbors.
Those countries have good reason to isolate
Noriega, as do we. It was Noriega who
provided training and safe haven to Argentine
soldiers seeking the overthrow of their
country's democratically elected government.
It was Nqrtega who rode out American
economic sanctions with the financial back
ing of the Colombian drug cartel. It was
Noriega who offered to assist the Reagan
administration by arranging the assassina
tion erfNicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.
Manuel Noriega is, in shot, an absccsa on
the hemisphere. Th e abscess must be re
moved. but it must be done carefully, with
respect far the body infected. Noriega may
prove to be his own worst enemy: time is on
the side of his opponents.
Berry's World
C H U C K S TO N E
Ignore the ban, get yourself a tan
America's tnrcii;ii |*ilicv print iiii -h arc nm
shared liv lIn- rest ol the world Nor are the
National Institutes ol Healths apprehension*
shared try most ol America's ell l/rns
Panama's despot, tin t Manuel Atllm iln
Noriega, holds a mock election anil tries lo
execute ttit- op|Mislllott trader*, and a troops
dispensing President Itush t alls on oilier nations
to isolate Noriega
Tile oilier nations yaw n
Israel tighten* Its dr*|Millc screws on Palestl
Ilians try rinsing down their schools, and world
leaders urjjc some form ol Palestinian sovereignly lo resolve the clisls
America yawns.
S o u th A fric a n p o lice are a ccused ol
assassinating a prominent while anti-apartheid
leader, anti an American diplomat attends tils
funeral
South Africa yawns.
The Ntll Issues a rrpnit that tanning |eopardt/esvour survival
Millions ol sun Idolaters yawn
To quickly recap, an NTH consensus commit
tee Just published a report warning that
siinlannlng can lead to skin cancer, a weakened
Immune system and skin that wrinkles and age*
tM-tore its time.
lint excessive smitamiiltg would Is- lethal only
T h e o t h e r tw o
d a n Ke r s — p r e
m aturely w rinkled
skin that resembles a
piece ol cured leather
and a w eakened
immune system —
are not comparable
Th e llrsl Is is ol
concern only lor the
va in T h e second
could Is- serious. Inti
attain Nil I oilers llllle
s u list a n il v ■- e vi
deuce
Eve r since I was m
college. I have I m-c ii a
fanatic ulsml deep
c u in g m y a lre a d y
f e r r u g i n o u s
C hedonistic
pursuit docs
the most for
the toast'£
e p id e r m is
I s till
d rive n convertible
and sit out in the sun every < bailee I gel Ethnic
physiology dictates that I "Slav brown all year
ro u n d ." but hedonistic poison "does the most
lor the toast."
Ilul I have a physiological advantage over most
o( you. I am well endowed with melanin, a dark
brown or black skin pigment pcculiur to the
geographic genesis o( my ellmlcity — which
temiuds me of a deliciously Impudent anecdote.
A brother was lH-miKinlng the stale of his
blackness and asked Cod why lie had lieen made
black.
"I made you black." iMNimed a voice from
alsive. "lo protect you from the incinerating rays
of Africa's sun. Had you not lieen covered with a
mi-lanin saturated layer, you would have lieen
burned to a crisp Instead, you have survived
and thrived Irom your African roots."
"Th a i's all very hip. laird." the brother replied
sarcastically. "Hut I'm in CTeveland?"
Melanin also prevents premature wrinkling
lids is not Intended as a pejorative comment,
but have you noticed how white |H-ople tend to
wrinkle earlier and decjier than black jieople?
When NTH worries atmul too much sunburn
lug. It ignores ethnic dlllerenees.
It more ol us could start looking tike a few ol
us. all ol we would leel more eomlortahle altonl
our proximity.
S i. Ignore the Iran. Work oil that suntan. See
you at the tM-ach — or III your liarkvatd.
|C) t BRS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.
JA C K
ANDERSON
Be warned: Don't mess
with Iraq’s president
G E O R G E F. W IL L
Force yourself to smell the roses
W ASH ING TO N — A doctor has published
evidence that hostility is hard on the heart. I
hate that doctor,
In the 1970*. research Identified errtuin
personality irults us slgnllR-uul risk factors In
heart disease. Specifically, Type A people wre
said to tie c»|iectally prone lo heurt atlurks.
Type A people are lire kind who do not stop
lo smell (lit- roses lor even ul slop signs). They
are llsl-inuklng. (Tock-wulching workaholics
who think about and do several things
simultaneously (such us jugging while listen
ing lo taped lessons In Japanese). They play lo
win even against children, measure success
quantitatively tsuics made, patients seen,
eases argued, columns written) and generally
charge headlong through long days, from 5
a.m. aerobics through tutorials with Ted
Koppcl. then to sleep, perchuucc to dream but
dream eiTIcii-nily.
I look such 1970* researr h to Imi to speukl
heart. I tried tu heroine an Ulympic-cluss
rose-smeller, a disciplined smeller of a com
plete array of ruses: More smelled today Ilian
yesterday, more tomorrow Ilian ever. Now Or.
Kedtord Williams, director of Duke Universi
ty's Ht-havlurul Medicine Hescurcli Center, bus
published "Th e Trusting Heart: The Great
News About Ty|>e A Hchavlur." Wliul lie calls
great news Is heart breaking.
It Is that "only the hostility and anger
associated with Tyj*c A behavior actually
contribute to heart disease.” The problem is
not workaholism or com|K-litivcncss or even
perpetual Impatience. Hat her It is a quickness
lo auger lliut derives Irom a hostile outlook
uud cynical mistrust ot people.
It is iiduriallng. They have i.ikcn fmm us
dry martinis, marbled steaks, hum-uud-eggs
and moki oilier pleasure*, and now, uoi
content with inuliiplying our reasons lor lK-iug
angry, they are proscribing anger. However, lo
be fair llhi* is esjH-clully enraging). Williams'
fiisclualtng hook is u (HTMiastvc uecouill ol
rrseareh regarding the biological conse
quence* — the luxlcit v — ol auger.
Since ihc itrth-cciilury advancement of the
genu theory of dim-use. medicine has em
phasized I tie searell lor sjieetfle. illicit single,
causes ol particular diseases Th e "one
disease, one cause" upproach lias. William*
says, olien Im-c ii Iriilitul. as with tile conquest
ol pneumonia liy |M'iilcilhn and ol small|Hix
and jKiiio by vaccine*.
Could you M l us how to get lo 'The Gravy
Tram' and The Pork Barrel'?"
under the most extreme i lit mnstauces. and Nil I
cannot tiller any statistics lo the contrary: The
correlation between excessive cX|K>suie to the
sun and skin cancer is m lmtsetilr
The search lor a Iccliunloglcat silver bullet is
suited lo the American spirit However, il is
less sueeesslul when Ihc problem is not
com.igtoos diseases lull ihc more complex
diseases dial now account lor most ot today's
sluggciuig health cnsls
The search lor m uliiplr laciuts in hr.ui
disease has led lo M-rullliy ol wh.il Williams
i alls "neganve mind Issly intcraclkni “ Mr
search lias m oved "iro m uuccdutc to
epidemiology" regarding luen-ased risks of
illness us a resuli of ihc linpuci ol slates of
mind on the body. New learning about the
physiology nr sires* llirahi activities *11ulu
lated. bodily chemicals releasedl points
Williams to old religious leuehlngs about
living.
Ik- more tranquil, less worldly. "II yours is a
hostile heart, you
need lo ehunge II Into
a m o re t r u s t i n g
heart," trusting that
people are essentially
good and generally
trying to Ik- fair.
Heart disease is the
major cause of deulli
in the United Slates
and oilier Industrial
societies. Perhaps
that Is becuusc such
societies place high
value on striving, ef
ficiency and other
uolrntiully stresslul
behaviors. Williams
believes Ihul
C l tried to
especially since the
become an
lUGOt there has Im-c ii
Olympic-class
an rvolulion of n ilroseIural norm* that are,
smeller J
s ir ie lly speaking,
unhealthy: A lonely
individualism ol resiless enslavement in
uppctllf*.
His moral precepts would Im- Ij. u i .i I were they
util hacked by interesting science. I have
vowed lo iry lo heed them when provoked to
hostility by. tor example, the outrage of
impro|M-rly used turn signals.
Imagine litis: You are in a lim it in gel home
1n see ihc evening news. (No, nnl the network
newscasts — S|k>m si'enter on KSP.YI You are
driving on a lour-Iune street, in the Icti lane. As
you approach a red light, drumming your
fingers on ihc steering wheel, you iliink:
Should I get iuln ihc rlghl lane — is ihc ear ill
hunt ol me going lo turn lell’.’ No. ils nun
signal is not blinking
Ilul II should have I m-c ii blinking. As the
lighi turns green, ihe iiieom|M*lein driver, who
should he horsew hipped, p u lls lin o tile
Inlersccilun. stop*, ami only th ru turns on lit*
turn signal, thereby telling you what you
already know Next to you. In ifit- right lane,
the T>| h- H rose stticller* are m oving and you
are uoi (lit. to I m- d m mg a lank, lor llie savage
pleasure ol squishing the lu in signal criminal
ill It out ol you
You air slmuliug inside Move or Ml kill ton
Williams is whis|M-ruig l.ighlt-n up or you’ll
kill you
B AGHD AD . Iraq — Here In the rradle of
rlvillzatlon. II diH-sn't seem oul of the
unllnary lhal the head of state fell (or u
married woman and dispatched her husband
to ports unknown After all. It's an old biblical
story.
When David got on eyeful cf Hathxhrba. h r
shipped her husband, Uriah, iff lo the Imnl lo
I m- killed. Iraqi President Sid dam Hussein
took a more humane approach. A high-level
olTIrlal of a frtrndly
neighboring country
e on llrm rd this ac
count:
Last August after
Iraq and Iran rrached
a t r u c e in t h e ir
e ig h t -y e a r w a r.
Hussein had time for
his fancy to turn lo a
second wife. (Under
some clrrumstances.
Islam allows a man
lo marry up to four
w ive s.) He saw a
woman he had lo
h a v e , b u t , lik e
Hathsebs. she was
married. The
C H u s s a in Is a
husband was a loyal
man w hoQets
Iraqi air force officer.
what ha wants j
There was no war
on. ao Hussein did
not have Ihe option
of sending his rival lo
the front. Instead, he
offered the man his pick of Jobs and salaries,
anywhere In the world except Iraq. The only
condition waa lhal Ihe officer must divorce
his wife. Th e officer chose divorce instead of
offending Hussein.
Hussein Is a man who gets what he wants.
He is considered ruthless when II cornea lo
punishing naysayers. His iron rule is main
tained in large pari because di Ihe stories that
circulate through Baghdad about what hap
pens to people who cross him.
Th e story most often repeated here ia of a
cabinet minister who. several years ago.
naively suggested that Huaaeln step down to
facilitate a peace with Iran. The unfortunate
fellow reportedly was asked to rfep outside of
ihe cabinet meeting with Hussein, who
dispatched him with a pistol to the next life
and returned to resume the meeting.
Another Huaaeln tale Involves a top health
official who was reportedly executed when
Huaaeln found that the medical supplies he
had ordered arrived with old expiration dales.
In another slury, the president suspected that
some military officers had bunted down a
building to cover up the fact that lhey were
stealing supplies. He reporirdly issued an
execution order for everyone connected with
ihc incident.
One knowledgeable observer told us lhal il
mailers llllk- here whether such stories are
true. Iraqis believe their president dors such
l hlngs and I hey are rowed.
As a young man. Huaaeln joined the Arab
Haath Socialist Parly and was pari of a failed
coup ul tempi lo bring down King Faisal II In
1996. In 1958. Faisal waa murdered, but his
replacement. Abdel Karim Kaaarm. waa not a
Haathisl. Huaaeln was one of 10 people
chosen lo assassinate Kassem. The other nine
assassins wrre killed and Kassem was not.
Finally u bloodless roup brought the float h
party to power and Huasrln has been head of
Mute since 1979
The paranoia of those early days lives on.
Hussein, fearing his handwriting rould be
traced, used typrwritrni lo write revolu
tionary leaflets. Today typewriters are still a
threat. Il Is illrpil to import them here. Iraqis
must be IkriMud lo own them. On our re-rent
visit, our mudern hutel wHh many other
um rniilra for the business iruvrirr would not
let guests u s- typewriters unless iliry made
carbon copies for Hussein. We declined.
Against litis backdrop, our intelligence
sources say il Is unlikely ilu l anyone will
topple President Hussein in Us- near luture-.
His only real dural is from on Iraqi army
with lime on Its hands.
Thai, likr so many oiher stories here, is
hard tu ronlim i. but Husstin benefits irom
I h r publicity.
�M ay t t . 1909 -
Reaction'
FINANCIAL
Administration."
About Bush w iring
to limit firepower of
matlc weapons. laudsrdsli It M .
"W hat does that mean? What
are you going to do with a
Stocks open lower
NKW YORK — I’rliTu opened lower today In
moderate trading of New York Stork Exchange
Issue*. depressed liy pnifll taking aflrr the
marki-i's recent rally.
The Dow .lone* Industrial average, which
rose 24. Ill Monday, wa* oil 7.88 to 2456.71
shortly alter the market nprnrri.
Deejlne* led advance* 552-144 among the
BOW Issue* crossing Ihc NYSE tape. Early
t umover a mourn ed to at xml H, 44H.OOO share*.
Suslalned Inlying Interest Irotn Friday's
rally, when the Dow Industrial average soared
56.82 points, helped stock prices post further
gains Monday, analysts said.
The momentum for the taro-day rally began
Friday when the April producer price report
pointed toward moderate economic growth
and a possible easing of Inflation a n d Inter
est-rate pressures.
"Friday's rally was the starting gun for a lot
or 'born-again bulls,"* said Don R. Hays,
director or research at Wheal. First Securities
Inc. In Richmond, Va. "It caused many people
1« think they have to get on board."
Dollar mixed, gold up
U w tfd Prase tatomettanai
The dollar was mixed today
In light trading on major
foreign currency markets as
player* (.waited a key goveminent n-|*irl on the nation's
trade picture. Hold managed
small gains.
Currency traders in New
York said I he market wn*
awaiiing ihc Impnrtanl U.S.
trade data due In tic released
Wednesday lor future nearterm clue*.
Markel rx|H-i tallou* call lor
lutle change in the March
trade gap front February's
deficit nIS 10.5 billion.
Ill Nrw York, the dollar wa*
slightly lower against key
foreign currencies in light
trading.
Markel watchers said the
d o lla r e a s e d on prnllt Inking
following M onday’s sharp
gains.
Traders nulrd the dollar
showrd little reaction lo a
govcmmenl re|mrt that U.S.
housing starts tell 2.7 percent
In April to a seasonally ad
justed annual rale of 1.361
million unlls. the lowest level
since December MIB2.
In earlier trading in Tokyo
the dollar continued lo rise
against the .Japanese yen In
active trading, rinsing at an
Taxes
1A
funding for Seminole
County without harming anyone
else." Nelswemter sakL
" I think (the twill will be heard
soon." H i d .Gardner. “ To the
best of m y'knowledge, other
than the high price lag. there are
no barrier* lo stand In the way of
this."
Gardner H id It would cost
6300 to 6400 million to Imple
ment the project. While such
money Is not available In the
current budget. Gardner said
that It could be budgeted for the
1990-9! year by rearranging
priorities rather than raising
taxes.
Commissioner of Education
Betty Castor and other top edu
cation officials u ld that under
the proposal, there would be a
major revision In (he complex
formula lawmakers use to set
each county's school budget.
Currently. Seminole County
ranks 65th among Ihc 67 coun
ties In terms rf the amount of
money It recclvesfrom the state.
"W ith this formula, this year,
for less than a half a mil increase
at the local level, wc will provide
a d e q u a te f u n d in g , m o re
DIATHS
Edward Francis Colbert. 85.
969 Orlenla Ave.. Altamonte
Springs, died April 28 at Florida
Hoapital. Altamonte Springs.
Born Ju ly 17. 1903 In Boston, he
moved lo Altamonte Springs
from New York In 1946. H r was
a proofreader fir The Orlando
Sentinel and a I'n-sbylertan.
Survivors include sister-in-law.
Nancy Denney. Louisville. Ky.
B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funeral
Home. Forest City, in charge of
arrangements.
DONALDCO O K
Donald Cook. 38. 1435 Lake
Drive. Casselberry, died Monday
at his residence. Bom Nov. 25.
1952 In Milwaukee, he moved lo
Casselberry from Wisconsin in
1988. H r was an owner-operator
of a carnival.
Survivors tiiiiudr daughter,
Sherri Ann. Wia-onslti; mother.
Cherub, Illinois: brothers, De
ri n I s . N r w Y o r k . T o m .
Wiseonsin: sisters. May. Gloria.
Susie, all i>( IIIiiii Sh.
Beacon Cremation Service.
Orlando, in charge of arrangemerits.
J O T C S C A T H E R IN E F A B L E T
Joyce Cathenne Farley. 51,
1 3 0 M a r k D a v i d III v d .
Casselberry, died Sunday ai
Florida llo*|iiial. Altam onte
Springs. Born June i. 1937 in
Warsaw. N Y . she moved to
C a s s e lb e rry Iroiii B e rk le y .
W .Va.. in 1977 Sbr was a
4
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IB m n n lh high of 137 yen. up
0.20 yen from 136.80 yen
Monday.
Markel watehers H i d the
Dank of Japan Intervened to
support the yen for Ihc second
consecutive trading session,
hut managed lo brake the
d o l l a r 's u p s w in g o n ly
marginally.
Dealers said the Bank of
Japan sold about 8500 million
lo prop up ihc yen In early
trading. The central bank also
stepped Into I he market late In
the day. but the amount of the
Inlerventlon was not Immedi
ately known.
Local Interact
by mamSn o f u m
....
AaaocM lfon o f M te o rtttn
fafer-deafer p ric e s m
of
dentist community h o sliM put
out a totofkadT"
Ing (a restrict domestic a lly
Seminole County
----------- ---------------------- ___
p ra d___
u e id ________________
Polk hadn't resdBush's,
fun lob b ie s M id th e y fe ll
early today. Iluws vt r , Folk
iiiia ja d h i lu a b Mr the r u i n
he agrees that fMam apace on
E m tS S tm d S S a p m T
both the stale and federal level
will need to be expanded by SO
the tom ___________________ ,
percent by 1033.
Mian af t l
M k aaid ha doesn't behevt n
will do any good to expand the ________ __ ,_______ "T b a presi
use of the death penally, "until dent's package la a recognition
they start using 9 and carry out th a t th ere's a need tor af
scheduled executions.
firm a tive action Is cam bat
Polk does't bdieve there ia any crime. ... But we dan't balieva he
legitimate purpoaa for semi w e n t n e a rly M r enough on
automatic or automatic aamidt
w e a p o n a b y c lv llla n a . N a
believes they should be out
lawed. bwauasd "they are de-
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expand areaecoBaoMMl rm rei
tlona (ortaonal efforts. Harriett
s a d the «
on a local level with
a m ira n rr that
____________ serve the toil
sentences lo which they a n
end Marwith I
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prices quoted in dollars per
troy ounce Turmiay:
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hay la to h t r w toe mtoer af __________ ___ _
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Morning fixing 374.40 up 0.65
Paris 375.47 off3.36
Hongjtong 37505 up 0.80
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McClure. R-ldaho.
Bush's "solid
to deal with crime
“ If some members
Me going to try to
to push for stricter
f u n controls. I'm going to fight
them every step cf the w ay."
for the anti_ f would have to be
taken out of other domestic
" If the president
In the need for
9, he should provide
to t
>Implement It or list
the
its he wants ellmib n g ," Bush said.
‘ ss of violent and
____________ have calculated
that trim s really does pay —
t o d our criminal Justice system
is a crap dioot where the risks
are worth the rewards."
"W a n ." ha
I. "It's time are
hand s the
— and up the
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up 0.70
Comex spot silver open 5.516
up 0.025
(Lo n d o n m o rn in g fix in g
rhange la bawd on the pre
vious day's closing price.I
Sen. Joeepti Biden. D-Del.,
of the Senate Judicla. m id Bush's goals
■' but added. "Th e
A hasn't said how we are
to pay for hts new anti-
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N a tio n a l C o a litio n to Ban
equally uparl.
'Bush caved In
to the NBA. His program is a
1 etep In the right direction.
R ooean't deal with the
— handguns."
s r o h B r a d y , le a d e r of
Control Inc., took a
rw of the Bush
saying he "sent a strong
_____ i t that he la serious about
WghQng the war on drugs and
He aaid that c a n t ha
w ithout truth to eentenatng.
with convicts — »m g tkafr m i
s e n te n c e s w ith o u t p it a
aorty reesoea.
equitably distributed, for every
student In Ihc Mate." aaid Pat
Tom illo of the Florida Educal km
tag in
Association-United teachers*
union.
Th e proposal Is embodied in a _______
wtolcli n v pupil fteti
Senate bill (SB 650) and n House a n d p r o p e r ty p o o r,
ea ld
bill (H B 769). Both bills am
Scott Boor, president of too
awaiting hearings In appropria
tions committees.
superintendents* association.
Supporters of the plan said the
‘ the funding level In the
education funding formula now
i 'o proposed bu dget lo ade
in use la one of the beat In the quate. b u t the d istrib u tio n
United States, but ia subject to formula It contests woul
illiical manipulation and pita
giststors and the districts they laaiyear.
rejected as " lately unrepresent again* one another In
the level of
elU
the annual
1 te
budget passed by the
far money.
The formula as II la can result
In obvious inequities, w ith
schools in one district receiving the
hundreds of dollars le w per with
student than schools In a neigh* of " o r ___ ______
______
pli f f f Die |nn|f»n of t u it io n
boring county.
"W hen you sllli have a dif w ith the In d iv id u a l school
ference of 3600 (per studentl b o a r d s a n d n o t w it h ih c
between the wealthiest county legislature.
and the poorest county, that's
The latest prrqnaal was also
not fair." Caster told a nears e n d o r s e d b y th e F l o r i d a
conference held Jointly w ith A s s o c ia tio n of S c h o o l A d
To m illo and other education ministrators and the Florida
officials.
Te a ch in g Profcsslon-Natkmal
Last year, the difference in per
t he levying a las
on homeowners wo orenT will
student funding between the
ing to pay ourselves." Taylor
aaid.
.
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Another ratadeot M id toot
■ ■ S m
a iS
n !e r _ V lc e P re sid e n t of
Michael J .
the city
stick with the 34-width widening
It would not
traffic. Th e
to begin this
year in conjunction with the
county's
-----------reconoWuctton
n of C.R.
g g rT w o w d cool approximately
sxtmately
H a iry did not have
of Wildmere'e cost
t Includes n rw
tinea, paving of
t over the new
according
infer w h tn wo h o w no rtdewatoa. R*e ready i n t o to art
m p
M I MwpIMli** Dttlt UN*
lo Henry.
Sanford
In a summery prepared by
CMy Planner Jay Harder, rrv r
from the 8411 fee la pro
jacsed to reach 366.335 annually
or 31 A 3 million through 2005.
O f Ike 31 million cost Of adding
a n d e x p a n d in g c o m m u n ity
3006. about 53
la eligible to h r funded
W » the summary
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homemaker and a member of
the Longwood Church of the
Naxarene.
Survivors include husband,
Benny; sons. Uuvld Eastmen.
Pine Hilts. Jcffiry, Casselberry;
daughters. Prggy Sllbcrm an.
Casselberry. 141111 Whetstone.
Pine H ills; brothers, M orris
Whitney. Fox. Ark.. John Cook.
Brunswick. Maine. Ted Coro,
Waldoboro. Maine; sister, Arlene
Salmutiaon. Boss. Maine; three
grandrhlldren.
B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funeral
Home, AllamoiXe Springs. In
charge of arrangements.
i. N J .. in 1975.
was a hom em aker and a
m e m b e r of the B l. M a ry 's
Mission of Ukranlan Catholic
Church.
Survivors include husband.
Andrew; son. Rickard. Florham
Park. N J . ; daughters. Marlon
Tyler. Euless. Texas. Margaret
Bleb, Florham Park; slater. Anna
Burm a. Altamonte Springs, five
grandchildren.
B a td w ln -F a lrrh lld F u n e ra l
Home, Orlando. In charge of
Richard R Vulilngrr. 28. 176
Alm a Ave. Lake Mary, died
Saturday In Kissimmee Born
Mildred Fort. 65. 2360 W. I8lh J u ly 8. I960 in Peoria. 111., he
Si.. Sanford, dlnl Friday al her moved to Lake Mary In 1984
residence. Born June 27. 1923 from there. He wa* a heavy
In Boston. Ga.. she moved to e q u i p m e n t m a i n t e n a n c e
Sanford In 1945 from Georgia. foreman.
She was a homrmakrr and a
Survivors include wile. Cheryl;
member o( Ml. SinaJ Missionary sons. Ryan. Randall. Lake Mary;
Bapi 1st Churrh. Sanford.
parents. Ray. Hrownatown. Ind..
Survivors include husband. and Shirley Avila. Austin. Texas;
Frank Jr.. Sanford: son. Frank paternal grandfather. Charles H -.
III. Sanford; bm ihrr. Warren East Peoria: sister. Susan Irene
Nelm s. Jack so n ville; sister. Rice. Concord. Calif.
Itcatricc Hollis. Jacksonville;
Arrnagem ent by Gram kuw
three grandchildren.
Funeral Home. Sanford.
Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanlord, in charge of arrangmrnt*.
M ABTW TBO
Mary Mllro. 82. 606 C am dm
Road, Aliamotxr Springs, died
Sunday al Florida Hospital.
Altamonte Sptuq> Born Nov.
29. 1906 in Jrddo. Pa . she
moved lo Aliainonir Springs
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and deferred fee com m ittee
m em bers' pointed questions
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Brinks the am
set priorities until M reels
reviews
wa
available revenue. Ska f e * aafd
(he ctmuntaskm should wan for
m nm m m datlane af the recre
ation task force.
Brooks then afeed again. "A m
you com for i able w ith a fee
between 3400and 3800?"
Commissioner Lon Howell aaid
he supported an Increase to
8602. saying that fee would be
comparable to the average rec
reation Impact fee In Altamonte
Springs.
Altamonte Springs charges a
retreation fee baaed on Ike sue
and location of a louse.
Commissioner Bob Thom as
suggested turning to voluntrertarn to build needed fndlMJea.
"O ur children need some place
lu go besides lisrae cotton pick
ing parking lots." Thomas aaid.
If The money is not available in
city coffers to provide a recre
ation center, thr city should
motivate Ike puMic to build one.
Commissioner WhUey Ecks
tein said the city should sweeten
the idea of voiuntctrtam by
kicking In funds from reaereaa
" I can t see any other m y . "
Eckstein said.
If the m y spent rrserves for a
recreation center. <
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Gorbachev, Deng declare new era
No progress made on agreement
about Cambodian government
Qroup tu ts to ban Alar
W ASH IN G TO N — Ail riivln iiiiiii ni.il group ihrr.K rticil In mir
Ih r K o vrn im rn l In lor i t* an lumit-tllalt* lian mi Alar, an
Rpplr-rtpt-nlng agent. Having tlirtr Is t-nough r v lt lrn rr nf a
cancer link toJu*tlfy rm rrg riit’y ariinn.
The legal aetlnn Monday In I lie Nalnral Kt-ttnurtf* Defense
Council came as Sen. .Inlin W am ei. II Vu.. rx|tn*MM*«l eniieertl
about rrgiilalnrv ilelays by the K m irnnineiilal I'rnleetlmi
Agency. W arner aalil he » until inttiMliiee legislatlnn that would
outlaw the eheinleal. which is nsi il in rn li.nice hriiiness and
color of apples
The apple Industry Joined the ciniclsin of the E l'A and.
aaylng It would not wall lm government action, told gn iw eistn
atop using Alar to etlmln in ibe t bcmlcal from the nalInn's
apple rrop by Seplemliei
Computer ‘burglar alarms’ suggested
W A SH IN G TO N
—
T h e scientist u liii dlsenvered West
Oerm an barkers pniwllng tlnnngli I S m ilitary and rlvlllan
computer systems inld I'nngiess dial eleetrnuli "burglar
alarms" are needed In pinteel si nslllve data in I walks
Fill D lrerlnr W illiam Sessions also ap|ieatlng Is lore a St-ualt*
hearing nn emnpnler eilmes s.nd I lie hiiteail Is s illin g np a
learn tnennerntrale nn ibe prnblrm
Sessions said eninpnlei clinics ate among "the most elusive
... to Investigate" and often "in .a lie Invisible." and the agency
has trained mnre than ROOagrti;-* in die area
Oil spill Inquiry begins
A N C IIO K A G K . Alaska — T h e captain ol ibe K u
o ii
(anker
that craihed In in a reel, causing the nation s worst nil spill, Ims
refused to irsilfv ni die im piltv Into an envliom nenial disaster
that Is still wreaking havoc ne.nlv Iwn m onllis later, ledrral
officials said.
T h e other 28 witnesses wen t-\p*-i ted to ap|>ear. said N TS H
spokeswoman Drneella Andciscn. Including 3rd Male G rrgo ry
Cousins, who Is tile lllsl witness sell! lilted In testily billowing
opening statements by the V is it in die hntlrnnni of n
downtown Ituirl- f h r bearing is scheduled in Ia s i itim ugh
Saturday.
PrMK United P f»B » Inltm allonal raporlt
Car bomb kills Moslem leader
B E IH U T , la'banon — A eat Im uii I i evploded in West Beirut
Tuesday, killing the religious leader ol la-turnon's Sunni
Moslem community ami alsmi 20 oilier |M-oplr and wounding
dozens, polite said.
The bomb exploded In a paiked ear as a molorrade carrying
Sheikh Hasaan Ktialld was dtlvlng tbrougli the densely
populated nelghbortiiMMl ol Ayslie ILtkk.n In Moalrm West
Beirut, polke said.
Police said (h r I m uii Ii exploded loo yards from th r house of
pro-Syrian Sunni Moslem Prime Minister Selim floss, who was
not Injured, ft was not liiiinedlalelv c lear who th r bomb was
Intended for.
Khalld. one of laduitimi'* uuMleiate religions leaders, was
killed Instantly. Al least one ot bis four Imdyguurd* and about
30 psaaersby also were killed Almui 30 people were wounded,
police said.
Rpform«r wins ssat in Soviet partiemtnl
MOSCOW - A scnloi public prosecutor who dated to
criticize Politburo inciulH-r V rg w l.lg.u liev In a icreul
television debate on corruption lias lu-en elected to Ih r new
Soviet parliament, the olllclal daily l/vesiia rr|Mtrted.
Th e proserutor. Nikolai Ivanov, won ilu- main seal
representing Leningrad In Sunday's eli-cllnn. width had been
rescheduled after a iua|m|iy ol volets crossed nut name* ol
candidates for the seal dating the nal Inn's firs) partially
democratic elect Ions In Match
Sources In Leningrad said Ivanov won more Ilian HO |>rrrrnt
of Ihe vote.
PfWN UwHad N i l
Inltm allo nal raporlt
HF.I.IING — Soviet President
Mikhail Gnrliaehev met for 2
hours Tursdav with Chinese
lender Deng Xiaoping, ending 30
years of SlnoSovIrt estrange
mem and drelnrlug restoration
of nominl rr Ini Ions Irrlween Ihe
twornmmimlst giants.
Hill while I miII i leaders an
nntmtrd a new era In rrlallnus
tret ween tlirtr rrspcrllvr gov*
rrnm rnts and parties, ihev railed
tn make pmgrrss nn Ihe Issue nl
establishing a transitional gov
em inent in Cnnthndla nitre
M oscow's chief Aslan a lly .
Vietnam, withdraws its remain
ing tumps In Seplrmlirr. Ihr
rdlielnl Xinhua news agrnev
said.
Cambodia was cnnslderr-il a
kev sunnnll tuple and (here bail
In'c ii bo|H- a Giirliaetiev-Deng
meeting enuld break the lm |Mssr.
Meanwhile, e nnlln iiln g sin
d r i l l p ro te s ts for f r r r d o r n
Ambassador
withdrawn
from Panama
PANAMA C ITY . Panama U.S. Amluissador Arthur Ikivls
rlrparird Panama with a parting
shot aimed al military Irndrr
Gen. Manuel Anlonln Noriega,
ocruslng Ihe d r faeln ruler nf
trying lo assassinate nn opposi
tion leader.
Davis was m ulled try Presi
dent Bush for tonsil lint Ion* In
protest of the Panamanian gov
ernment's annulled presidential
elections, which Independent
observers said should have glvrn
anll-Norlega fim-rs a resounding
victory.
Western diplomat* said Mon
day that Noriega seemed lo hr
avoiding eonfranlailon with his
opponents befote Wednesday s
meeting of Ihe Organization ol
American Stales.
A series of opposition protests
In churches arrow ihe country
Sunday look place without In
cident. Sources close lo Ih r
government and other diplomats
said Noriega soon might offer lo
negotiate with the opposition as
a way of drfuMng Ihe political
crisis. Bui several diplomats
cautioned that Noriega might
simply use negotiations as a ploy
to buy lime.
In a denariure statement at
Howard Air Fotre Base. Davis
said Monday that an allurk by a
pro-Noriega paramilitary group
on an opposition rally last wrek
was a "deliberate. N orlrgudirected attempt on the life" ot
G u ille r m o F o rd , the v ic e
presidential candidate of Ihe
anll-Norlega Civil Democratic
Opposition Alliance.
"From ryewltnesa reports and
from the evidence of the woumls
suffered by Ihe bodyguards of ...
Ford. Ihe sttaefc was meant lo
kill h im ." Davis said Ircforr
boarding a plane bound for
Andrews Afr Fw re Base nrur
Washington.
brought yet another rinbnrrassmenl to Chinn. The de
monstrations by more than
l(MMKX) |M-iiple In downtown
Tiananmen Squarr again forced
Hie government tn alter the
sum m it schedule, till*
* lime
moving Gorlinrhev'n nfterniKiu
meeting with Premier LI Peng In
Ihe Dlaoviital Guest House, a
secure wooded cnru|K>iiml In
western llel|lng.
A later meeting with Com m u
nist Parly General Secretary
Zhao Zlvnng had already I n t o
sehefluleil Inr tli.il site.
In order lo rrrale the pro|M-r
.tlm o sh p e rr for the s u m m ll.
G o rh n e h e v h a s m a d e e o n cessions on nil H ire r m ajor
IMiluts ilemantled bv Hefting: he
pulled uni Soviet in wips fmm
Afgltfllilslatt: he greallv Hoop
sirriigtb along ilieli cnmtiiun
iKirdrr; anti he pressm rd Soviet
ally Vlelnam lo m il Its oertipnHon til CamlMMtla. which II Invailed In 11178. tiusllng th r
Klimet ftnnge government.
The Soviets ate Insisting Ihe
Vletnamese-tiaeki il government
of Him Sim Im’ part of any
provisional government until
elect Ions can l>r held and that—
Hie Klituer ftoiigc be excluded.
C h in a Is d e m a n d in g t h r
Hirer-party resistance led by
Prltiee N o rtM la tu Sihanouk rule
during the Iriinslllnn period
along wllli Him Sen. The re
sistance Include* Hie Khmer
Rouge.
Xinhua said Gorliarhrv and
Deng had a "detailed exchange"
on Ihe CamlNKftan Issue hut
dlllrreuees remain.
"Hath shared some viewpoints
hut lolled lo teach a complete
agreement. They agreed to lei
their foreign ministers continue
Ihe rxrhange of views on this
Issue," Hie news agency said.
While Gorhaehev and Deng
made history Inside Ihe Grrat
Hall, siiitlrnis and workers nutside mi tiannumcn Square drm a n tlin g gre a te r p o lltle n l
freedom delicti governm ent
pleas Inr calm and roiitlmied
with the larges) ttrmonslratlon
In China shire the communist
takeover In IB-Itt.
T h r protest, which al Its peak
Involved more than 3tX).fXX)
firoplr. foreed the eanrellatlon of
a wreath-laying ceremony by the
Gorbachevs and has proved an
itru tr- embarrassment to th e Chinese leadership since the
summit began Monday.
The student protesters, who
are demanding political and
social reforms slmillar lo those
Introduced by Gorbachev In Ihe
Soviet U nion, already have
forced several changes In Ihe
sum m it schedule and have
taken Ihe psychological edge
away from Ihe host Chinese and
east a cloud over the talks.
The Soviets are feeling a bit
uneasy about the situation as
well a ln rr Ihe students are
praising Ihe reform program
taking root In Ihe Soviet Union
as a model Ihal Deng and the
rest of thr Chinese leadership
should be following.
Nevertheless. Tuesday's meet
ing still marked a diplomatic
triumph for both leaders.
For Gorbachev, ft capped three
years of concerted diplomatic
effort and signaled a victory for
Ih r Kremlin's "new thinking." a
more sophisticated multi-faceted
approach lo foreign policy.
L«gal Nolle*
IN I N I C lt C U IT COUKT o r T N I (IO H T C C N T H j u o i c i a l
c i s c u i t , i n A N o r o a i i m i n o k c o u n t y . Z L o a iO A
C A IIN O H I M ) C A M l
S E M IN O lE C O U N TY . npntilKd K A d ie iiw e lH * U i V o l T lor.04
Petitioner.
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F T T ASSOCIATES. 4 T lor ids Conor 41Partner th.p, FIRST
N A TIO N A L BANK OF W IN TER PARK, n k .a C IT l/ E N S A
SOUTHERN NA TIO N A L B A N K O T F LO R ID A. HICKORY POINt
IN DUSTRIES INC . JOSEPH A B A TC H E L LE R LORENA J
O EM IN G . CHEVRON U S A . INC . THOMAS N DAVIS W ILLIAM
E D O O LEY. JR . FR E E D O M SAVINGS A LOAN
ASSOCIATION LO N G W O O O O rriC E .f/A 'aC O M B A N K /
SEM INOLE C O U N TY W IL L IA M H R U N G F. C O M M U N IIV
P R O P F H TIE S D E V E L O P M E N T CORPORATION A LBER T L
LAND. JR .a r-d B IN TO R D D L AN D . hutbondatd (tile.
DOMINICK r CAVONE and J E A N E T T E CAVONE hutbendond
ml# CH A R LE S H D U D L E Y and E L L E N T D llO iE Y hutbtnd
and nil# end RAY V A LD E S et Tie Collector olSemmoWCounty.
Florida, andtheunknown tpotnet ot the above ileny. thou hurt,
devitek. ottigneev or on toot, crtdilorv and any and all other partial
claimino by. through. undor or a«oln«l Iho oborr m m < Oolondanlt
or othermie dom ing any Intoroil In lb* Rral Property deter .bed In
fhlt oc lion
D il i nil trill
NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN
TO: THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT! ANO TO AIL
PABTIEI CLAIM IN O INTESEIT BV. TNBOUOM. UNOEB OS
AOAINST TNI NAMIO OEFENOANTIi ANO TO ALL PASTIES
MAVINO OB CLAIMINO TO NAVE ANY SIOMT, TITLE OB
INTESEIT IN THE PBO PiaTV DESCSIBED BELOW
An Eminonl Domain Petition. together with at Declaration ol
ToAIno hav been filed in ISa above tty led court (o ocouiro certain
properly inter t i n in Seminole County, Florida, deter .bed at loilorrt
PARCEL NO II/
C O U N TY R0A04JT
(Charlotte SI*eel to S R 4)41
T E E SIMPLE
Thol parcel ol land lying In Rend 1 Addition To The Town ot
Longwood ot recorded ki Plat Book t. Page it. Seminole County.
Florlde. moro per Ocularly dekcnbedOktoHowk
COMMENCE al tha Southaatt corner ot Section )l . TowntMp M
South. Bongo » Eavl. Ihence North M*M01" Woel. 4) re teet along
the Eotl lino ol lord Section I I ; thence South M*44'I4 • Weil M el
loot lor a PO IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ! thence continue South ee*4i 14"
Woel. U M Not to 0 point on 0 non tangent curve Irodiel lino through
•aid point beer North I l ’ I T t ) Ween, thence northeeeteriy along
the ore ol void curve being concave to the Novthwoel. having o
rodiut ot IT go toot. 0 control angle ol tS’ J I ’ar ’ an arc diilance ol
X) M loot to 0 point ol rovorto curvature: thence northerly along the
ore ol told curve, being concave to Iho Eotl. having o rodiut ol
STTT U loot, and control angle ol OI*Ot St", an ore dietonce ol IIT II
tool, thence NorthM*11 4*'' W ekl.l) M Wet. thence North o r » t
)T
Feet, te Tl teet thence Naith M * ))'M - feet. It II teet thence South
W * ir i» " Eotl. II* •) teal, thence along Iho ore ot a tangent curve,
being concave to the Eotl. having a rodiut ol ITet M teal. 0 control
angle ol 01*71 U " , on ore diitonco ot 14} >1 teat to Iho Po.nl ol
Beginning
The abort detctibed parcel content 4.174 equate leal more or
together with
PARCEL NO NI4
CO U N TY ROAO 477
(Charlotte Street to S R «/ |
R ESTO R ATIO N E A S E M E N T
Thol parcel ol land lying In Rand • /Addition to tha town ot
Long wood ot recorded in Plot Book I. Page I*. Seminole County
Florida, more par tic utorly deter Wed oe lei low t
COM M ENCE ot the Southed*I corner ol Section )l . Townvnp jg
South Range 10 Eett. Seminole County. Florida thence North
00*10 0) Wetl 740 OJ teet along the Eotl line ot to id Section ] I
thence North 07*00 7)" Watt. )7SI Net. to Iho PO INT OF
BEG IN N IN G , thence Notth07*M I) Wetl UOOIrei Hence South
07*te >1 Well. 40 44 tret, thence South oo*ie ee • Eotl. 7) »* teet.
thence teutheatterly along the etc ol 0 curve concave to the t o n
having a tadmt ol S 007 10 tool, o control angle ol 01*74 10 \ on ore
dnlonce ot 147 70 led to 0 point on 0 non tangent curve Iradiai line
bear mg Novth 70*00 II Wekti thenca northeatteriy along tha arc ol
card non tangent curve having 0 rodiut ol 7100 teet a central angle
of A1*7T l ) " . an arc dittanco of to f t teet. thence northwetterly along
tha art ot o curve concave to Iho Eotl. having o rodiut ol > 717 M
teat 0 central angle ol OI*OT M '. on arc dnlonce ol 111 01 teet
thence NoithOl'ie at Wet 1 77 )0lee 1 thence North07‘ »e 17 Fait
40 00 In t to th# Po«n1 ot B*gi«vt*ng
Tt«t ObovO dtunbo d porcol content J H I »qworr toot more or
lot*
P A R C EL NO Ilf
C O U N T Y ROAD477
(Chor lotto Stroot to S H 477
f t t S IM P L E
Thot porcoi ol lond i*»ng in Gtonrow lo o Add -o n To 1009* 001]
Plot Book 4 Pag# S3 Wm.noiF Covntr< EloridO m o t f peszt.<ulo#ly
d r u n t o d ot toik>*«
Com m om • ot tho Norttwott cornof of lo t I Block I Gienroto lo o
Addition To lo ng*ood Plot Book 4. P a g r I ) tt«on<o North f t -v t jo
Wott. 7 00 Not okn g tho North lino ot kO>d lo t I to 4 poml on the
oaiftttno * o k * o r r ig h t ot * o y lino of Cdun«v Rood 477 h o v n g 0
•• i0 loot to# tho P O IN T O f B E G IN N IN G thorno ronttnwo North
•f*»f M lAo«t. II 07 t##t thonco Sowth 01*J7 I* Eo%t 107 0t trot
thorno North If* 14 M E d it II 07 trot tt»n «o North 07*)7 14 t%o%t
107 04 toot to »ho Point ot Boginning
Tho obnvo d ovrtbod porcol contom* I I7| K M ' # trot m w r o*
m t
togrtho# *ith
P A R C E L N O HkO
C O U N T Y R O A D 477
(Chor >0**0 Stroot to S R 414)
R f S T O R A T I O N I ASf M F N T
Thot po«coi ot lond
«n G^onrow lo o Addition To long*ond
Plot Book 4 Pogo i l W m 1no*o County H o n d o mo»o p o»»•<u'o rlf
d r v n b o d o» lo‘>o+\
Commonco ot tho No#thooit co#nor ot lo t | H'<*k I G to m o ir lo o
Add 1 on To long*ood P U » Hoot 4 Pogr t l N n w * htvfti 40*tt 10
lA rtt II 07 toot olong tho North l.no ot io d lo t %tor tho I'O IN T OF
B E G IN N IN G
thoncr contmwo North •O'tf X)
A rt* %Ot trot
thonco Sowth0J*J7 <4 fo%t 10» 07 frw« thonco North ft*k4 kO fo v l
SOI trot thrnco No»»h 0I*J7 »4 Ao%t \Qf O’ trot to tho Po.t * 0«
Bog toning
Thootw vodrvr trdpOF(OUontOin%S]S»q^o«otoo' mo»ror o s
P A R C f l N O l JO
C O U N T Y R O A D 477
( Cho» to*«o Short to S H 4 i.»
F E E S IM P LE
Thot po*coi ot to^d iv n g m G*om u s t lo o Add 1 on T# long*oud
plot Boor 4 P ogr t l Sommoio Covnty f lor do nm#r f>o»l'<v'OHy
dotcr.bodot to k>*s
Comfnonco o ' th# Sowthooftt ( 0*^0* ol lo t I Riott 7 G Y n ig s r Loo
Add-tron To lo n g mood P:o» Buor 4 P ogr t l thmeo South | t 'H 7f
A r s ' 7 00 toot o><mg th# ho* th 1.*# 0« so d I ot 1 to o p o m nn th#
»s tiling WPS'FC, r gM ot *0v lino O* C ovn l, Rood 477 ho, .ng o a d ti
ot 00 trot to* o P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G th#n<r ton' «u# v » .♦»«
t f U 7t A r t !
0 47 toot th#*Hr North 01*47 OS Art* )4 14 loot
thonco North 07*17 ’4 Aoi* 40 ’ • »rr* thon<r No»»h 00* M SO f 0%'
It 07 trot to 0 p o m or to d r gM Qt 0 0 , I .nr th#r<r Sow*h 01*17 '4
E o t« 7s 04 t r r l o>ong vo d ' g*-i O' *Of lino to 'ho Po*rtot Bog r r **g
Th# ohOer Bps f fw*.1 po*e r ' <t w '» r %174 Ve* o#o trot m orr or r s s
•ogr»h#F *ith
P A R C E L N O R4I
C O U N T Y R O A D 471
l r>OF io*<o S'trr* *oS N 414 1
R f S T O R A T iO N f A t V I N T
Tho* po*coi ot o 'd i f t g « C*on*oi# i r o Add ' o r To lew 4 * m <»
P O ' Bona 4 T o g r |1
rx>*r ( » u " » , F.or.dO n*o*o f o* ♦ . l o »1»
dr%< r t)#d os to' 'oss %
Com moner o ' th# So*.'boost torn#' o* lo* 1 B o. a ; G-#*«ow i ro
Add **or to longoond p o' Boro 4 Pogr M f t r N r
I t ' H 70
17 07 i#r« o'ong tho Sdv*h " o o' u t f lo* 1 ' # 4 F*OiNT OF
B E G IN N IN G
th#ng# ( r ' " u o Wv** t r i i B
A t s ' S C *wr*
♦noneO North OT*47 W A r s ' 14 U *rr* thors r North 0J*J7 14 Ar%t
40 77 thorco North t r s o SO I t s ' S O 't r r ' " r h o U h Cl'17 l
E d it 40
'rr* *♦#•>. r So *h O' «7 CS fo i* >4 IS 'r o ' 'n "w- P', » •ot
Brg.rsr pvg
T h# O '• *0 S r i i » t o d ( t < i f
P A H c riN n tn
F E E SIM PLE
Thai parcel ol lond lying in Gtgnrgee Lao Addition To 1 1~| 11Id
Plal Book 4. Pago S). Seminole County, more portIcutorly dikerWad
o c to !lo w t
Commence ot tho Northookt corner ot Lot 1. Blocs L told o wnru e
Lea Addition To Long wood. Plot Soak 4. Page U . thonco South
*T*)t 41" Wait. / M toot along mo North lino ot Lot 4 to a punt wi Nw
evicting wecteriy right at way lino at County Said at. hovRw a
width P M tool lo ro P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G , thonco continue South
W ) l 41- Wed. 10I I loot: thonco South W M I*" Eotl. 141 M Wot.
thence North t f X » t Fact. D l l Wot: thence W orthM *» I4" Watt,
t l) 14 teet to the Point at Beginning
the above drieribed porcol centime 1.4)1 tguore Wot. more Ot
lecc
togiihor with
PARCEL NO R4S
C O U N TY ROAO a t
(CharlotteStrootWSR 4MI
R ESTO R ATIO N E A S E M E N T
Thol porcol of lond lying Re OWnroeo Loo Addition To Long read.
P ill Sook 4. Pago SI. SommoW County, more pameutorty Suer Wad
ac loiiowt
Commonco ol the Nor thaacl comer ot Lot 4. Block 4. told Glontgao
L oi Addition To Long wood. Plot Soak 4. Pagv u . thonco tauMi
(t*)s 41- Wed. I) 01 Wot owns Iho North line ot Lo* 4 M r a P O IN T
OF BEG IN N IN G , thance continue South IP M 'IV ' Wed. I l l Wot:
thence South or M l* " F e d . US 10Wot; thonco N*r1h m*WW Eotl.
101 Wot: thonco Worth 03*M*t*" Wed. t*t IS Wot W Pw Point a*
Boo inn mg
Tha above Oeecribed parcel contame rtt tguore Wat. more or Wot.
P A B C E L N O ID
C O U N TY B O A D O T
(ChorWtW Stroot W l B.*M I
F E E IIA IP LE
That parcel ot land lying m OWnroM Loo Addition To Lengeaod.
P U I Book a. Pa«o U . Seminot# County. FWrldo. more parltc utorly
deecribedat fellowe
Commonco ol tho Southoect comer ot Lot L Slock 4. Olonrooa Loo
Addition To L eng wood. Put Book 4. Page U : thonco South S T t r S T '
Wod. t SO Wot owns the South lim ol kaid Lot • w a paint on tho
adding woelev ty right at way Ime at County aood at for 0 P O IN T
OF BEG IN N IN G , thonco continue South S T t r S T ' Wod. M SI Wet:
thonco North B T M 'U " Wod. IS) )4 Wot. thonco Worth W W W
F e d . 10 *1 Wot. thonco South *J*M I1 " Fact MS M Wot W tha Pout
•f Beginning
The above tWccribed parcel centime IO U eguaro Wot. more or
Wee
P A B C E L N O S «t
C O U N TY ROAD 4>T
I Chor WtW Stroot WS R 041
R E STO R ATIO N E A S E M E N T
That porcol at land lying m 0 Unread L a i ASdUMn T f I i ~ i i n *
Plal Book 4. Pose U . SommoW County. FWrldo. more pwtlcuUrly
drecnbedoetoilowi
Commonco ot the Southooal comer ot Lot A Slack a OWnroM Los
Addition To Long good. Plot Book a Pope SI. thonco South d v r r s r '
Wod. I) t l Wot owns the South Imo at M id Let I . thonco Worth
0 )* » It " Wed. II ) l Wei Wr Iho P O IN T O F a S O IN N IN O . tewnco
conhnuo North t l * i r u " Well, set* Wot; Ntonce South I T M ’i r ’
Wed. S SI Wot; thonco South S T M M" Eotl. M IS Wot; Nwnce Worth
**•)( 44 E a i l.) M Wet W the Point at Bogmntng
The above deecrdwd porcol contome OM esuoro Wot, more or Wot.
P A B C E L N O IN
C O U N TY ROAO « T
I Char WTW Stroot W S R MTI
F E E SIM PLE
Thol parcel at lond lying m G lenroot Lag Addition To I r | i lid
Plat Book A Pdtd U SommoW County. FWrldo. mora porticuUrly
deecnbed ot Wlloork
Commonco ol tho Sauthaotl comer at Lot M •». Blech A OWoroo*
loo Addition To Longawad. P u t Saak a Paso SI. thonco South
W H U " Woel. M l Wet eieng tho South lew at M id Lot M
U a
point on Iho oddm g tvetWrly right ol way I mo ot County Rood 41).
having a oidth ol M M loot, thonco North W W W" Watt. M 14 Wet
lo Ih , PO INT OF B E G IN N IN G PA RT I; thanes continue NWIh
W ) l 11" Wod. 144 If Wot. thonco South W t l S3" Wed. M SI Wot.
thence South W M U " E od . 14) ry Wot. thonco South ST*II'4S" Foot.
10 se Wei lo Ihe Poml ot Bogumlng
together Pith
COM M ENCE et the Sauttwod comer at Lot M <«. Swck A
GWntoeo Leo Addilwn To Long.eod. P u t Both A Page U thence
South W t i t t West. ) t l Wet along Hu South luwst (Old Lot M •» W
a point an tho aeidmg awdorly right el M y Ime st County Band a t .
havmg o oidth at M M Wot. thonco South W D I 4 " E o d . 14 *t Wot W
tho POINT OF S E G IN N IN O P A S T >. thonco csntmuo South
o r n 14" E *d. M d) Wot. thonco South dr)S'S4" SWtt. M t l Wot;
thance Worth 0>*M U " Wod. Id IS Wot' thonco South W U W loot.
10 0) Wet W the Pomt ot Bosmnmg
The above dewnbsd parcel contain* 1.14) tguere Wot. more or
lm
P A R C E L N o roe
C O U N TY ROAO at
I Char WtW street W S R ail
TEM PO R A R Y E A S E M E N T
That parcel ol lond lyrnf m OWnroM Loo Addilwn To LsngwoaA
Plat Book 4 Page S) SammoW County. FWrido mare porticuUrly
f V w f i M i t loHovPi
Commence at the South#ed earner st Lot M ' 1. Black a GWnrsw
Leo Addition to Long wood P u l Bask A Pago U thonco South
*e*)l)4 Wetl. M l Wot along the South Ims of M -d Lot W ' ■ U d
point on Iho ending vrokWrly right ot teoy Ims st County Rood at
having# oidth s t M M Wat. thence South W M W E ad. 14 M Wot.
theme North I f S l d t " Wed. l i t ) Wot U Iho P O IN T OF
BEG IN N IN G thence continue North W S l'M " Wed I I I Wot.
•hence South OPM U " E od . If 14 Wot. thonco Worth W i t I f toot
SOI teet thence Worth I T U U Wed. I* I* Wot W the Point g«
Begmnmg
the above deunbedporcelcanlomkll eguore Wot. move or Wkk
Each Detendanl it lurthot netilwd that Iho Petitioner gill petition
lor on Order ot taking beWre the HenerebW Kenneth M LoHWr .ono
ot the Judges «< the above dyted Court, on the Mnd day of May. IMi.
o u t ) p m m the Sem.noW County Ceurtheutt. Senterd. Fieride. m
accardance
.It Declaratwn at Taking kenteWrl tiled m RUk
tout# All Detendanl* w n*i% kuil and all other mWrotWd par Hot
mar I View* I a hearing an the Petition Wr the O d e r of To* mg st tho
'■me end place deiignoWd end M hoard Any PoWndonl lolling w
l-w o irg je d to* heonng khou osiroany right w ebiect W tho O d e r
ot Taking
ANO
(o * h DeWnoam and any other per lone cUimmg one uttered m the
pvoperir dekcr-bod m the Pei.ton m the above dylod Emmanl
Domain proceeding .* hereby required W terve arntton diWnw*. a
on* tou ha*# W the Petition heretofore Med m Ruk come an Rw
PeM wnor and any roguod to* o hearing an tho Petition Wr the
O d e r ot lok.ng a dekirod on Petitioner t Aiwmoy. rvhoko name
end add-ekt it dioon M W * on or before May I) . IM t and W tiW the
ov-g-nai ot vour ontten deWntok and any regued Wr hoormg on tho
Petition lot n o OrOrr at feting mth tho C w*k ot th.* Court e.trwr
betoie tervlco on the Pel.lwne* « Attorney or immodiOWly
novevtte* to tho* *hat rght. title mteretl a* lien you or any Ot you
ha *e or claim m and lo the preperty peter Wed m laid Pell Iw n end W
then ctwte -t a - * you hare ohy M -d property ihauid not bo
I0ndr— .« d lu* the utek 0*1 purpotet Ot W< torth w Mid Potitwn II
you la i to enter, a delauit may bo entered ega-ntt you Wr the ceiwt
d*" ended ,n the Pet.lwn It you toil W reguott o hoormg on the
Petition lor Order ot Tot ng you then aO've e n , right to obiocl U
le d O d n ot Tet.ng
W i’ NCSS m t hend end teei ot t e d Court on the Ik O day ot
Manh
iwt
SI A H
MAR v A h h l MORSE
c l e r k o f im | c iR c u ir c o u R t
IN A N 0 f OR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y f C O R ID A
H i W e n d y A Col'int
O rp . *y C Wrk
ROHE R t A M c M lC L A N
Acf-ngCOimty Al*orney hu Sem.noW County I wr do
Se-» no e CouMy Se* r-tet Bw-ld ng
11*1 E ed FirdS troot
Se tord T ijr de ) ) f t l
( f - '# « s M l 1 ) 0 * r to r * *•«##*
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c o u n t * M oao o ’
Cho**#rtT S**ro' *oS R 414
teechnre
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TU ES D A Y
Sanford Herald
Sports
|
Wilson hits snothsr homo run
Tin* calendar took a full lum and m i did W llllr
Wilson.
Wilson, whose Iasi homr n in came rxartly
onr vrar ago tat May 15. 1988. stroked a
two-run homer in the seventh Inning In power
the Kansan City Kovals to a 4-3 come fromIs'lilnd vlelory over the Minnesota Tw ins
Mondav nlgln.
For Wilson, a
speedster not ktsiwn for
Ills slugging prowess. II
was Ids llrsl. and quite
imsslhly his Iasi, homer
ol the season.
"It must lie an anni
versary or something."
(oked W ilson, whose
home run lorlghl with
Frank White on fotse after a walk, urrlved only
54H al Imls alter Ills last dinger. That homer,
which <ante ag.ilnst the Texas Kangers. was Ills
only homer In l!WH.
Klsewhere In Ihe American Lrague. Toronto
cllp|N-d ('level.uni 5-3. Detroit edged Chleago
3-3. Oakland llalteued Milwaukee 13-2 and
Cnlllomla delealed New York 4-3 In I I Innings.
NHL FLAYOFFS
D B ftn tt should dominate Cup
C A LG A R Y . Alherta — During much of Ihe
opener of the Stanley Cup final, someone
yanked Ihe defensive blankets that enabled the
Montreal Cnnadlcns and Calgary Flames to
reach Ihe NHI.itiamplonshIpseries.
Calgary's 3-2 victory Sunday night featured
00 shots on goal, a three-on-one breakaway that
led to a score and lour goals In the game's first
lO minutes Tills was hardly expected In the
mulchup which showcases Ihe Iraguc's stingiest
defensive clubs.
On Al Maclunls' goal which tied it l - l at 6:31
01 the first pcrkxl. Montreal's Guy Carbonneau
Irll down along the boards, leaving the Calgary
defenseman a clear alley.
Madnnta’ second goal of the game Just 1:42
later came on a three-on-one rush alter
Calgary's Jtm ITpIlnskl Intercepted a pass and
broke out of the Canadlens' end.
FOOTBALL
Patriots sign MoNail
FOXIIOKO. Mass. - Emanuel McNeil, a 6-2.
280 pound now tackle from the University of
Tennessee-Martin, has signed a two-year con
tract with Ihe New England frtrtota. the team
announced Monday.
Term s of Ihe part were not dtocloaed.
McNeil, who was chosen by New England in
the 10th round of the N FL college draft, la the
second of the Patriots' draft (froIces to sign.
Former University of Texas running back
Darron Norris, a Oth-round pick, agreed to terms
earlier this month.
McNeil was named to the best defensive player
In the All-Gulf South Conference last season. Aa
a senior, he led the Pacers In tackles with 121
and had 13 sacks, giving him a collegiate career
mark of 338 tackles, including 179 solos.
Dtmltr doM In tha Giants
Back-to-back home runs by WUI Clark and
Kevin Mitchell in the top of the 12th Inning
Monday night had given the San Francisco
Giants all the runs they thought they needed.
But. in dramatic fashion Bob Dernier became
a hero — again.
Dernier nil a two-out Insidc-lhe-parfc home
run with two runners on In the 12th Inning,
rallying the Phllles to a
3-2 victory over the
Gianta.
In the IOth Inning.
Dernier had thrown out
Will Clark from right
field attempting to scot
the go-ahead runC raig LcfTcrts, 1-1.
struck out Von Hayes to
open the 12th. Pinchhitter Dickie Than singled and moved to second
on a single by Sfrve Lake. One cut later. Dernier
lined a shot Into the left-field cottier and the ball
caromed oft Ihe wall toward center field past
Mitchell.
Elsewhere in the Nat loan! League. Chicago
blanked Atlanta 4 0 ; Los Angeles detested New
York 3-1; Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 6-5; and
San Diego slipped by Montreal 6 0 in I I innings.
■ Comtes, Fogs • •
NEW YORK — Fullback Stanley Wilson of Ihe
Cincinnati Bengals. who was suspended from the
Super Bowl tills year for drug abuse, was banned
for life from the NFL by Commissioner Pete
Roselle.
Wilson, who was found under the tnfluenee of
drugs In his Miami hotel room on Ihe eve of the
Ik'itgals* game against Ihe San Franelseo 49ers.
ran apply for reinstatement. N FL spokesman Joe
llrowiir said Monday. However. Ilrowne In
dicated for that to be possible. Wilson would have
In make major changes In his life.
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The 27-yenr-old Wilson Is Ihe first player
Korrlle has suspended permanently — without
the promise of a hearing — for repeated
violations of the NFL's drug policy. Last year.
Indianapolis running bark Ton y Collins was
banned for life after his third violation of the drug
policy, but was given Ihe possibility of review
after onr year.
Wilson, who rn trrrd a three month drug
rehabilitation program In Phoenix on May 4. had
been given a final chance following an April 7.
1988 meeting that set strict guidelines for the
running bark. Cocaine problems had caused the
former Oklahoma Sooner lo miss Ihe 1963 and
1987 seasons, and he was warned that onr more
rrlapse could be thr end of his N FL career.
Though he lost his starting job In rookie Irkrv
Woods. Wilson went through Ihe 1988 season
without Incident off Ihe flrld. However. Ills
silli-unexplained Miami rrlapse led Cincinnati
assistant general manngrr Mike Brown lo say
Wilson would never again play forlhr Bengals.
Under Ihe league's drug pollry. a player who
rails a drug lest for the first lime Is not suspended
but becomes subject lo regular testing. If he falls
another lest, he draws a 30-day suspension. A
Ihlrd failure Invokes a permanent ban wllh Ihe
option lo rrapply for reinstatement alter a year.
Lady Pats top SAC picks
Lake Brantley
places five
on first team
ByMANRBiVTNl
Herald sport* writer
Lake Itranllry. wllh a team that
tost In Ihe stale semifinals, placed
five p la y rrs on Ihe Sem inole
A lh lr llr All-Conference softball
leant with mentor Rrnny Brtrts
being named couch of the year.
The Lady Patriots finished as the
SAC champions with a perfect 12-0
mark, along with putting together a
brilliant 24-2 season. Including a
loss to the eventual state champion.
Tracy Brandenburg leads the first
tram selections as she closed out an
o u t s t a n d in g c a re e r at L a k e
Brantley. Brandenburg was the
team's leading hitter and led the
team In extra base hits over the last
three years.
Lukr Brantley's first baseman
Tina Wilson also made ihe lop team
and had another strong year In Ihe
Held as well as at the plate. Wilson
was Ihe team's rlranup hitter and
did a nice job hittin g behind
Brandenburg, giving Ihe team two
strong hitters In the middle of Ihe
lineup.
Lake Brantley pitcher Kristen
Bates was also listed on Ihe all
conference squad aa she continually
prevented opponents from hitting
well against the Lady Patriots.
Outfielders Stacy Brandenburg
a n d T a n i a D l a t c lo s e d o u t
Brantley's first team picks aa both
played on Ihe left-hand side and
contributed strong performances all
yrar long.
Lake He
Howell placed three mem
bers on the first team with a the
hard hitting Barton twins, Leslie
and Julie, leading the way with
third baseman Val Monlco also
being honored on the first team.
Leslie Barton led Ihe county In
hitting percentage, home runs and
Tracy Brandenburg (tail) lad a contingent of five Lake
Brantley softball players who wars named ail-conference
first tsam selection* by tha Seminole Athletic
doubles this season and was a
threat any time she came to the
plate. Lake Howell had another
outstanding year, finishing wllh an
166 mark, arid the Bartons' hitting
waaa large reason why.
Julie Barton put together another
solid year aa an outfielder and a
hitter as the led the county In
D A V ’s P e te rso n n o -h its
K e n R u m m e l C h e v ro le t
Harold correspondent
SA N FO R D — Curtis Peterson
struck out 10 In a four-inning
no hitter as the Disabled American
Veterans blanked Ken Rummel
Chevrolet 10-0 In a Am erican
Division contest of the Sanford
Little Major Baseball League at Roy
Holler Field on Monday night.
In Ih e f l r a l g a m e o f th e
d o u b le h e a d e r. Se m in o le Fo rd
overcame an 11-0 first inning deficit
lo defeat First Union Bank 13-14.
After a scoreless first inning. DAV
exploded for five second-inning runs
en m ule to its seventh victory
w ithout a defeat thla season.
Peterson snd Alton Jenkins slapped
doubles and Quentin Hunt hit his
league-leading eighth home run of
the season In the Inning.
Peterson also had two singles lo
go with his double and scored one
run. Jenkins was the only other
D AV batter with more than one hit
as he also collected a single lo go
with the double and scored two
runs.
Ocorgc Beasley also hit a home
run and scored two runs while
C o re y W illia m s an d C o re y
Donaldson each collected a single
and scored one run. Alvin Kilgore.
Dee Dee Ham pton, and Donny
Hinson scored one run each.
Terrell Jackson. Ivory Prterson.
and Virgil Hlllsman were the only
Ken Rummel bailers to reach base
aa they each drew a walk.
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Moose rally past Hardss’t ;
Knights knock off Klwanis
Herald correspondent
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SANFORD - The Moose rallied
from a 5-0 deficit lo defeat Hardee's
12-11 while Demetry Beamon threw
a four-hitter as the Knights of
Columbus drfrated thr Klwanis
18-3 In thr Sanford Junior Major
Baseball l-ragur al Chase Park
Monday nlghl.
Harder’s plrkrd up five runs on
live straight hits and a walk as they
got oil to a flying start, only to srr
thr Moose |irrk away al thr lead
before lying Ihe score at 6-6 in the
third tuning
It looked like Hardee's would
rrgaln command ol thr contest
when II scored three in the top of
thr fourth, but Moose would come
back lu score four runs and lake a
lead II would mil relinquish.
Bernard Sparrow was Ihe winning
pitcher for Ihe Moose, earning thr
victory In relief.
Andress Key led ihe way al Ihe
plate lor Moose wllh a home run.
double, and iwo runs scored. Victor
Graham and Leroy Kcllh each had
Iwo singles and scored Iwo runs.
Kcggtr Braxton Itad a triple and
scored two runs while J . J Hell had
a triple and scored a run Tyrone
Montgomery had a double. Don
Hunt Itad a single and scorril two
runs, and l.awrence McIntyre had u
Conference coaches while Bobbie Osborne (right) was
tha aota first team pick from Sominoia High School.
triples and forced teams to pitch to
Leslie as she followed her slater In
the balling order.
Montco waa consistent all season
long for the Lady Silver Hawks,
playing ihlrdbaae and hilling sev
e n th In the p ow e rfu l lin e up .
Monk-o's fielding aided greatly lo
ihe Lake Howell's young Infield.
Lake Mary placed two members
on Ihe lop team wllh outfielders
Terri Peters and Heather Golden
both being announced lo the leant.
Peters ana Golden are both strong
fielders and both have good foils
and led Ihe Lady Hams to a 13-10
record this season.
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Thomas leads Detroit
to sweep of Milwaukee
M ILW A U K E E - Islah Thomas,
a scoring and assist ih rra i
throughout his carrer. Monday
night added dutch rebounding lo
Ills repertoire.
Thom as had a triple-double
wllh 17 points. 13 assists and 10
rebounds — Including a big
rebound with 22 seconds left —
lo lift the Detroll Pistons to a
9 6 - 9 4 t r i u m p h o v e r th e
MUwaukrr Bucks and a sweep of
their Eastern Conference semifi
nal series.
Bill Lalmbrer missed a 3 point
attempt wllh 22 seconds left and
Detroit leading 95-93. but Th om
as grabbed the long rebound and
was fouled wllh eight seconds
remaining.
Thomas sank I of 2 free throws
lo give Ihe Pistons a 96-93 lead.
"Usually I h r 3-polnt shot is u
long rebound." Thomas said. "I
ran and (tosliloned m ysdl and II
foiuncedat me.”
After a timeout. Mllwaukcc
Inboundcd at hallcourt and Kicky
Pierce was fouled while attempt
ing a 3-polnt shot with two
seconds lell
P lrrir made Ihe llrsl her throw
10 cut II lo 96-94 and purposely
missed the second attempt but
Ihe hall trounced oil the rim and
011 a player, and w rit) rolling Into
Ihe Itackcourt as lime expired
"I wanted it lo drop in Irnnt ol
the tiaskel." Pierce said ol thr
Itnal tree throw attempt. "Some
onedellreted It."
The Pistons. 7 0 In Ihe playoffs,
will lace th r winner ol the
Chleago Bulls-Nrw York Knteks
series In the Eastern Conference
final. Chleago leads that semifi
nal series 3-1 w llh Game 5
Tuesday night al New York.
Detroit's four-game sweep of
MUwaukrr eamr after Ihe Pistons
knocked out the Boston Critics In
the first round.
"I wasn't predicting that we
would sweep." said J a r Dumurx.
who led the Pistons with 22
points. "If you asked me If we'd
sweep thr Mllwuukce Hocks be
fore tlte series. I’d have said
'no.'"
M ilwaukee played w ithout
Ih rrr starters and only dressed
right players. Including Mark
Davis who was urllvutrd Monday
but did nol (day. However, the
llueks took u 2 I |»>liit lead .it out
point In Ihe seeoml quarter.
"Th e y came mil lunlglti on
lire." Ik-iron Coach Chuck Daftsaid. "I was atrald tills would
protiuhly hap|M-n that we might
iiuvr a letdown and I knew they
would play al u level lirynud
wliat you might e*|«rl.
"A n d they get up 18 or 2<» or
whatever It hap|M-ned lo fo-. I was
very eoncrrneil and knew we
could not get hack III the game
ollrnslvrly. we hail lo get li.uk m
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M ilwaukee played w ithout
starters T e r r y C u m m i n g s
(sprained anklet. Paul I'ressey
(dislocated shoulder! and lairty
Krvstkowt.ik Ikurcl In addition,
reserve center Paul Mokrskl
Ibroken rit»s| and guard Klckcy
Green Ihlp |» iinter I did not dress
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doubles and acurcd two m ns whlfc Clifton Branch
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Bender had a single und scored two.
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scored two nms. Dirk Glusp
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Fletcher added two mns scored
w i t h S e m i M u r p h y . Hock
Perkins and Jason Miller nil
scoring a single m n.
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nr I Ion nt I’lnr II unit Field.
pair ni singles and scored a run
with Willie Cummings stroking a
base hit and senring a m n.
Tony Cox led the Wrecking
Crew with a home run and Iwo
singles. Jim Morgan added a
single run wllb both Tom Wilks
and Steve I’rldgrr each plrklng
up a hit and u run scored.
Humelt Washington led TK C
break a scoreless Mr In the lop nr
the sixth as he lipped a two-cun
three m n homer. Willi one oul.
Ernest Shuler reached on an
error, and alicr Ihr second oul.
Billy O rirrilh singled.
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m n la IrFI In ijvt- his team a 3-0
lead.
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"Y o u just feel like you've got
la play the beta that you can."
aald Milwaukee's J a y H u m
phries. who sank 2 free throws
with 44 seconds remaining In
pull Ih r Burks within 051)3.
Milwaukee ua-d u 7-1 m u In
pull Within 9391 on 1’lrrrc ‘s
driving basket wilh 1:51 Irfl.
H u m a n then sunk 2 free thrown
Wlih 1:34 Irll lo give Detrull a
4-poinl margin.
"O u r guys got down right In
the last Quarter and could have
mailed It in. bul (hen we came
bark wlih the npjKirttuitly lo win
(h e g u m e w i t h t h e I a s i
uuwacaaton.'' Bucks' O u c h Del
Harris said.
Fred Rolierts sewed u ca
reer-high 33 imKii I h und Pierce
added 21 lor Milwuukee.
Detroil. which lias not allowed
100 points in a piayull gome this
year.diutscored the Bucks 32-17
in Ih r third quarter and look ihr
*1j r r y i* tm juryl wag alniuht
•in Hulragcout* a m m u Ii on ih r
Milacti Sal BiyHym and NNCatkUl Cal. Uilcgrlly ol Itw klicr. It's mb
Klny and H*u*t. Chi A ltia n d tr and B rvtfr ail alhlrilr Injury mb you
BaSmtan
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can siiMaln ... llr'll need nunc
hagan. Kan LangiNn Wa Hough 1.1 ond
than Dame Fortune."
Flanagan KryandStiM tor I
— Milwaukee Bul ks leant Or.
OewM Haskell. etNinnenUng on
lurward La rry Krygikow lak'g
Id * * m o N P I P i I ^
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TMnks toyou
Hawks...
lor ALL OF US
lead for good at flB-63 on Th o m
as' 3-polnler wilh 4 : 11 led In the
quarter. The PIMouk converted
12 of IB field goals In the
quarter.
Milwaukee used a 12-2 run to
grab a 45-24 lead on Jack
Siknia s layup wilh 7:33 tell In
Ih r I imII. Del roil llien used a 13-2
m n behind Iwn 3-pulnt tuskeis
by Laimbrer und a 3-polnler
from Thom as to pull wilhin
47-37 wilh 3:40 left In Ih r Drat
half.
Seminole's Bnbbl Osbourne
was ih r final member lo make
the learn. Osbourne luis been
one of (he areas top players bui
has not had the pleasure uf
p la y in g on a gifted t eam.
The SAC seaind train mem
bers are comprised of the follow
i n g: M ic h e lle D a v i s ( L a k e
Bramk-y), Mlshelle Karr I Lake
Uranlley), Anna liollls (Oviedo).
Paula Soiigcr (Lake Mary). Missy
Martinet (Lake Howell), Am y
H aw kins (Sem inole). Trueey
Mitchell (Luke Muryl, C lm ly
Wlllmlng (Ovledol. Marie Pelers
(Luke Howell | und Dlunn Lowe
(Luke Howell).
Players receiving honarahtc
m ention voles were: Renee
tk-llumy und Jennifer Kikler nl
UcLunri: Renee Sundvllle. Ginger
Collins, Susunne Dubroulm't.
De n a M oruseli a n d K o h y u
Williams of Luke Mary: Chris
Calabrese. Mary Weson und Pum
W illlg ol Lake Branlley: Cor lie
Lawson. Lisa Hollon. Melanie
S rh m pp and Sunny 1‘ellarln of
Oviedo: Jen n lh r K iu g ir. Amy
Welser und Trc n u T y le r of
Lym a n : Laurie Pm-, ileunue
Rulhhun und Suru Kllen of
S e mi n o l e : and Kather i ne
Fnldeak. Christy Dees. Kristy
York. Ginger Y (rk and ('um lyn
Dewar of Luke I Inwell.
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People
IN BRIEF
C a tM lb trry Klwanlant alael offteara
Newly elected ofTlerrs of Ihr Casselberry Klwanla Club arr:
Paul McGinnis. president: Douglas Dorsum, president-elect;
David Henson. vice president: and Luclen Parent. treasurer.
D1let-tors are Ervin Morris. Edward Stlmlrk. BUI Lulls. James
Liggett and Hubert Stevens. Club meetings are held at 7:30
a.m. at the Village Inn on Dog Track Road In Longwood.
•4'
C of C May Blandar postponed
The Ureater Sanford Chamber of Commerce May Blender
originally scheduled for May 18 has been rescheduled for May
25. The affair will lake place at Oramkow Funeral Home. 130
Airport Blvd.. from 5-7 p.m.
Audubon Sociaty m tmbara to picnic
The Seminole Chapter of the Florida and National Audubon
Societies will have a picnic meeting on Thursday. May 18. at
noon at Fon Lane Park on Lake Humev In Oeneva. Signs
will be posted along Route 46 for directions to the park. For
more Informal Ion. call Grace Friend at 668-5341.
by Hsnstt Ksrgsu
In MR photo, Linda Coultar holds bar 8waat Adallna of tha Yaar
award. At right, naw offlcars for tha Sound of Sunshlna Chorus
Hog roast to benefit disabled camp
The Ninth Annual Hog Roast for Camp Challenge la act for
Sunday. May 2 1. at J J 's on State Road 46. five miles east of Ml.
Dora. Donations of 64 per adult and 82 per child are requested.
Doors will open ot noon, and dinner will be served at I p.m. In
the backyard. Among Items auctioned ofT will be a 1977
Lincoln Mark V car. and children's activities wUI be available.
All proceeds will go to Camp Challenge, a wheelchairaccessible Easter Seal ram p in Sorrento. For more Information,
call 004-383-1400.
Sweet Adelines sang for their supper
HaraidPaoptaadltor
When the Sound of Sunshine
Chorus of Sweet Adelines tnc.
have an Installation banquet,
you can bet they'll be making
beautiful music together.
Not the least bit shy. the
members crooned In four-part
harmony while In the banquet
room at Dorn Luigi’s Restaurant
In Orlando on May 4.
Ocncdogy couttc fret to public
A genealogy session will be held on Wednesday. May 17.
from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Norlh Branch of the Seminole County
Public Library System. 150 N. Palmetto. Sanford. The free
course, open to the public, will help participants trace their
ancestors to origins overseas. Reservations can be made by
calling 322-2182.
CPR classes scheduled
The Winter Springs Fire Department will hold CPR claacs on
Wednesday. May 17. from 8:30-9:30 p.m.
For more
Information, call 327-2332 during business hours.
" W e s a n g k in d o f ro r
ourselves, but they could kind of
hear us." said Ju d y Sorg. vice
president of the Central Florida
club, of other restaurant patrons
But singing and eating—
however excellent— were not the
primary purpose for the func
tion. which Sorg said drew 90
ercent of the club's 65 memPast president Jean Connolly
Installed the following officers
tor the 1989 90 term: Marie
Cason of Orlando, president:
Ju d y Sorg of CaaaelberTy. vice
president: Sandy Ray of Winter
Springs, corresponding secre
tary: Jackie Connolly of Fern
Park, recording secretary: Peggy
Busse of Orlando, treasurer; and
1 1was the protect
officer for Operation Dear Abby
Artsy officers Installed
Margin Evans, sacratary; and Janat Krtkorlan,
parliamentarian. Not shown Is Qinny Sietoert,
second vice prasldant. Tha installation look
place May 8 at Casselberry Veterans Inc.
I want to thank all Ihe Dear
Abby readers who responded to
g e n e r o u s ly . M a n y of th e
service members "traded" let
ters. and some of those letters
became separated from their
envelopes and addresses wenlost. So. those who write should
have their names and addresses
o n b o t h th e l e t t e r s a n d
envelopes.
D on't wait for Christm as.
Please keep those letters cornin'
any time of yrar. They arr great
for morale boosters!
■ (M A JO B I
V J .M M Y
TUESDAY'S MIIMI TIMS
All right, you asked for it.
Readers, w rite to a lonely
s rrv le c n ie iiib e r. T h e re are
women a* well as men in the
servile, you know. Address yiuir
letters to: O PERATION DEAR
ABBY. AM ERICA REMEMBERS.
U.S. FORCES IN KOREA. A l t )
SAN FRANCISCO 96202.
D B A S A N T i I'm In stank
and really need your help. My
Explore
an animal
Ever wonder ll half «>l u
giraffe's Ixtdy hurl when he
gcUu sore iliroat'.*
Or wlial Ihe dllleienie Is
la-tween a coyote and a wolf?
A n d
For 24'hour listings, s t t TV Wssk Issus of Friday, May 12.
v
Paula Howard of Orlando, public
relatkms-marketing.
Remaining board members
Include Ju d y Crago of Maitland.
Cathy Dand of Apopka. Kitty
Giordano of Mount Dora. Babe
Haynes of Altamonte Springs.
Diane Marshall of DeBary. and
M errily Reilly of Altam onte
Springs.
Linda Coulter of Orlando was
voted Sweet Adeline of the Year.
A review board selected Coulter,
who Is assistant director and
section leader, on the basts of
outstanding contributions of
lime and effort.
Under the direction of Nancy
Lewis of Longwood. ihe chorus
has openings for women who
would like to sing and Iram
four-part barbershop harmony.
"W e would like to havr over
100 members If we could. The
more the merrier— the bigger the
sound." said Sorg. who chairs
the club's membership com
mittee.
Now meeting at Northland
C o m m u n ity C h u r c h . 330
Dogtrack Road. Longwood. the
group gathers on Thursdays at
7:30p.m .
For more information, call
Ju d y Sorg at 695-2726.
Troops love letters all around the calendar
In Korea for the 1968 89 holiday
aeaaon. During this time, about
75.000 pieces of mall were sent
to our servicemen and women In
Korea handled the distribution of
those letters, and we tried out
best to make sure every letter
was personally handed to a U.S.
servicemember.
Dr. Karan Copp (tar laft) Installs olflcars for tha
Sanford-Samlnole Art Association: (from laft)
Paulas Steven*, prasldant; Dorothy Raby, first
vies prasldant; Florancs Woodruff, traasurar;
Includa (from lafl) Jackla Connolly, sacratary; Marla Cason,
prasldant: Judy Sorg, vlca prastdant; and Paggy Bussa, traaaurar.
w h y
Is
it
brother just called from out of
state, telling me that he Is
retiring this month, and he and
his wife want to come and stay
with m y husband and me for
three weeks! Abby. I love m y
brother dearly, but I am 71 and
m y husband is 76. and I Just
can't handle It.
I am active in m y church, do
volunteer work at the hospital
two days a week, have church
c h o ir , p lu s m y r e g u la r
housekeeping chorea, and I
cannot rook for houseguests
every night.
But how do I put this Into
words without sounding Inhospi
table? Just the thought of hav
ing houarguesls nets m y head to
spinning! O ur guest room Is
filled with things we’re not
using, and I'm Just not up to Ihe
job of cleaning It up right now.
My husband to a dear and
reasonable man. He's retired and
to not In the greatest of health.
Please help me fin d I h r
courage and the words.
co w TW o o w ro u
D B A S C O V N T IM O i Th e
courage you must find yourself,
but prthapa I can help you with
Ih r wurds.
Call your brother and trll him
that you love him dearly, but
you cannot handle h a vin g
Imusrgurats for three weeks.
T r ll him that your husband lias
not brrn In the best of health
und your guest room to bring
used for storing things, and
much us you would enjoy seeing
you arr unable to ae-
commodate them. Then offer to
make reservations lor them at a
nearby motel— and quotr the
rates.
Sign ofT with: "M y. how lime
fltes! Can you believe that your
sister is now 71. and her
husband to 76?"
ri My friend and I
have a $10 bet. She Insists that
Phil Donahue is bald! She said
she saw him on his own sltow
and h r was totally bald— he
didn't havr even one hair on his
head. She swears she saw It with
her own ryes.
Abby. I am sure Phil Donahue
la not bald, but I can't convince
m y friend. Can you plrasr find
out for sure. If you say so. she
will take your word for It. Please
help me with this bet. I know I
can count on yrm.
K . K B S IN
T B A r V O B T .P A .
K.t Phil Donahur huld?
Absolutely nut! That lush while
thatch you sec on his head is
humun hair— and It'sail his!
I watch Ih r Donahue show
every day. and I recall Ihe show
your friend to rclerrlng to. It
dealt with baldness, and In II
P h il d o n n e d a s k in t ig h t ,
flrshrolorrd rubber cap I hut
gavr him the appearance ot
bring totally bald The rile d was
amazingly realistic. Your Irlcnd
owes you $10.
CORRECTION
Due to a writer's rrror. the
Incorrect dale was published
Sunday on an upcoming televi
sion appraranee by a former
S a n fo rd r r s l d r n t . D re w
Bongtonnl will play guest lead
on C B S television's "Jesse
llawkes" on Saturday. May 20.
at 9 p.m.
Sanford Herald
th a t
alligators sometimes attack
humans?
I)r. Zoolnriis. education
coordinator tor the Central
Florida Zoological I'ark In
Sanlord. is looking lor Inqulslllve kids ot all ages to ask
questions ol Ihe zoological
nature. Uuestions have the
chancv id bring answered In
Dr. Znotoriis' monthly col
umn on animals, published
ckclusivcly III Ihr Hera/d
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with name, addlrss and age
lit under |H|. Io D i Zooloruv
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EON TA X O E C D
L E G A L A O V E B TIS E M E N T
it o m / V E u
N O TIC E IS H E B E B Y G IV E N
that the City et SanNrd. E Nr ids
mill receive sealed beds sjp N
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Dew nation of Property i E G
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Names m o * « h assessed W
Gill Modpes Norma Hedge*
All of sa«d property hemp m
the County of Seminole S U N of
Florida
Unless sw«h certificateist
shall be redeemed ercordmp N
U tt the property deserved m
such crrtif'ce N lt) pill he said
to the h^phrst bidder af the east
front door. SaminoN County
Courthouse Sanford. E land* an
the Ith dev of June HpS a* II
AM
Appronm aNty 4195 « cash
•or Net is required N he pa«d by
tut restful bidder at the taN
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taies end re«ordmp Net is due
w ith in 94 h o u rt a lte r th#
me ef the taN All
all be rath or puar
an N ed instrument made pay
abN to •»» CNrS of Circuit
Court
OaNd thi* ttth day o« April.
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Mar v erme Morse
C Nr S of C ire u»t Court
Someone County. I torme
By Mxheftel S*«v*
Deputy CNrS
Pubf.th April n May 9. t. and
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THE HOAX DOS
CO UN T Y COM M ISSION! t S
THE C O U N TY OE SEM INOLE
SeparaN taaNd b«dt N r EC
rn
Scan and ScaN House
Entrance Hoad Modifications
N r Otcrcxe Lendtm. will be
received m the Purchawnp De
in i « p m . Neel bme.
aosdey. June PI. tsp* M s anil
be pubUly opened and read
aloud m the Board of County
Commistroners Champerv IN I
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F Nr do on Pie abevu
daN i l I N P M .
Neal lime
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deliver N r County Services
Bufdmp tipi E first Street
Purchestnp Beceptien Beem
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The sealed btds srill be
public ty opened laNr thdt same
day af 9 M P M m the City
Commission Chambers Boom
lit SardordCttyHan
Spec it*cattorn and the proper
b*d terms ere AsflabN at no
cost, m the Purchawnp Office
Mi N Pars Avenue
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The City et SanNri
the rght N accept or rofoct any
or all btds. with
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personal representative s at
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( uinmelee Minister J.llTlie Setrn I'u e h r rwlld the
in w reiriil.iHnns. whir li hike elleet Tuesday,
mrulily III. illy nl Hie provisions nl Ih r 147:1
Kina lmi Investment l-iw . wlileh rrs lrle lrd fi»*-ii*ti
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71— Help Wanted
CLASSIFIED ADS
S e m in o le
322 2611
O r l a n d o • W in t e r P a rk
831*9993
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
HOURS
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MUMMY t WW ACCIFTME
P*Met above reflect a f 1 SO ce*b Atcownf for prompt popmem Stort your
(>et for 10 daft at a louver tetf per day 1 tine mfrnlmwm charpe Cancel
when fou pet retui ft Pop enff for dor* four ad rent at rate earned
Wt» full deecripban for faifmt retwftt Mpart, to tetl' the whole nary when
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M AD LIN tl
Noon the Dap Before PwfcJ«otton
Wndar - II A M Saturday
Monday II SO A M Saturday
NOTE in the tvent of the pubHtMng ef erter* In j
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el no east to the advertiser but tut* *
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ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CLERK
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payment* L |xn1 111 Good
18 fcay tkkllt fake* if rww*
AAA EMPLOYMENT
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UN’S
Psychiatric nurse needed ef
Seminole Comm unify Mantel
HaeffRr-Cwnfrr'ii C rises
Sfabiliiafion Unit in Sanford
We offer competitiva talaty
end paceMent benefit*
Cell 111 4M7
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Input b»Mmg info’ Work on
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• WE TRAIN! FT PT
• AfifsiicAfors Nneded
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BUSMITER
This is A diversified position!
Must have vAffd Florid#
chAuffeur’s license
CUM IK flRSORRIL
Looking tor persons who ire
dependable And thorough
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PSYCHIC REAOINQS • » m
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M I I T BY PHONE
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Labor world, a progressiva
and hl«My tuccealul notional
industrial Tomporory Htlp
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tapantdn In your oroo Wo
aro to o k ln f poaplo for
U N t'torvIc* ptoltiont who
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Christian Homo. Lako Wary
•too. 7AW Is tPW. all ages
oocolNnt ulory. comm luion
m aw
pleat* direct
your return# M P O Pat 1701
C H E I1TI AN LOVE E C A S E
While mothor wpkt.'travolt.
F rl tun special ratal B F H
D E P E N D A B L E M OM w/rot. E
o n to ot humor. Family at
m o tp h o ro . S a n fo rd / le k o
Wory proa (F t wk Ceftoo E
conversation hoe........3334170
Orlando. Florida MOM
A C TIV ITY A M Y ■ Far racantly
apanad nursing home Port
that*. will work MOo lull I r a
Saturdays r t q d Hurting
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RU S H H U M US* I T
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SIS NS KOI B*t NA M l
L e g a l N o tic e s
N O TIC E or
P ICT IT lO U t N A M E
No!ico it horohy f Ivon that « o
I engaged In Eutlnou at P A .
Ba>> F3S. Sentord, F L 0771 (F Ji.
Sanford Airport, » poaltwnt
open. M l tlmo. Coll MorN
Atrllno Aylol Ion, NF t ill
APPT SETTER PART TIM E
(ommoio County. Florid*
Iho Fictitious Namo of ORION
EN TER P R IS ES, and mat wo
" V d to rofittor taW namo
With mo Clark at Iho Circuit
Court, (aminolo County. Florida
In Accordance oiilh iho Pro
visions at tho Fictltlauk Namo
liaiutet. To Wit (action SUSS
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art stay. Moot Pd poriuoilyo
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Publish Way t. IF. 11. 30. MBS
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N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N
FON TA R D E E P
N O T I C E IS H E i i l V
G I V E N . I ho I L a u ls or
Marguerite Totka the holder at
the louoamo cerllttcatetit hot
iiirO raid certilieato(t) tor a to*
deed la bo litued thereon Tho
c e rtifica te n u m b t r l i) and
v a a ilil ol ittuance. tho d*
K r.p l ion ol Iho property, end
the named) In which It * H
aliened it areas tallows
Carlilicala No S3
Yearot Ittuance I I U
Description ol Property L E O
LO T I B IK II T E C TOWN OF
SANFORD PE I PO M
Nomat m which allotted T .J.
tone* Nellie Woe Janet
All ot laid properly being m
the County ol Seminole. Stale ot
Florida
U n le tt tuch c tr lillc o to lll
then be redeemed eccerdmg to
low. the properly deterrlhod
I
Mi
tuch certilicoNItl will ho oeid
to the h.«hetl bidder ol Iho wool
Itonl door Seminole County
Court haute Sanford. Florida, an
the Mlh day ol June I M al II
A M
Approximately S<>tH coth
for teat n required lobe paid by
tuccetiful bidder at lh# tele
Full payment el an amount
equal to in* hifhatt bid plut
applicable documentary tlemp
tetet end recording Net It duo
* *rh m | i h e u rt a lte r the
ad. eel Ited time ol Iho U N All
peymentt then be cath or goer
anleed mttrument. made pay
able to the Clerk at Circuit
Court
De<ed thn 10th day at May.
TOP B ENEFITS
M E A T PAT
CARING ATMOSPHERE
TU ITIO N RBIM
BWPSEWENT
..EOE7N
Coll today,
coii si* w w
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shift
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IPNEEDED
Nat Hip tor people to work tint
E second shift* Overtime
n d l d h This It a Nnp term
proioct h> Sonkifd'Longwood
Croat work onvlranmtnll
wnd eye caordmotien
needed
C o ll T ra n d
Tio N iN tN S tN TO N IN oN e)
Put year electronic and
machemeel ttnit ta pood uta
. Hull boc
or da liphl oHtmbiy and wf
N work 3IW hourt'wk coll
333 TSS7or apply taper son
FMTachnaNpy Park n Wary
Alta 0*iQplinpOPplica1Nnt tor
M l tone night th.lt
in u u
Eaparlancad only F i t t l
Senstapo Bank. Lake Mery
Cal I Nr fpo l ntmenl. j jo oj jo
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DIRECT SALESKOfIE
Ar* You Presently E mptoyedr
Need lo Make 1)0 AM per Y rt
M H O . ......E ysiil«B«Ppti*Y*tl
DOORMAN Musi be honest A
dependable. Apply In person.
11AM FPW Whiskey River
North. V M E. SRI
____ I I I 1111
DRITE THRURERSOR
Full part time! Full service
etp needed Apply at Carlo s
Italian Nest. 2J0I S French
ORITER/MRCHDUSCRUM
Chauffeurs license required
Cat! I l l 9M1
ONI V IA Chauffeur s Ik . Pari
tim e. 1 days. 14 SO/hr
Seminole County area 111 4440
t LIC TN IC I AN 'I HC LPK N !
fmmediate 1 Meet an the |ob.
Port ot Sanford, 1419 Dolgner
Pface Pleat* Ask lor Don!
E LE C TN 1C IAN!/Itperfenced
HelperSl Immediate work In
the Lk Mary area with a Natl
electrical contractort Call
Orlando _
44844II
EKP. O YITEN IM U C N EN
Weekends. Fri
Sun, Call
177 7907qtk fpr Tommie Lynn
Elf’DSERVERSRMHTED
APPLY IN PERSON
Men IhreThws .lPM FPM
BAHAMA JOE'S
These ere tuff time positions
located et the Sentord Airport
Cell Merle: Airline Aviation
............ i « m m i
C ARPENTER!
Helpers. L a
borers needed non! Toots A
T rertsporl#f ion rt<f<111*9 1191
CARVER
riKKUssiMiHArots
To terse meets lb customers
At buffet Will train Apply
1PM 4PM. Holiday House
Carvery Restiurents. Mery
If 91
neer LoAeMary
t Assess needs of freil elderly in
Seminole County BA in Soclel
Work plus esp Strong in
terviewing techniques needed!
Egwel Opportunity ImpMyer
CASHIERSI CLEMS
Sanford Full E perl llmol
E>c company bemt.lt S prol
II sharing I Apply Mi person
Mat Mors. Skit Or Nude Drive
Wal Wort Plan. SAW IPW
CASHIERSETEMR6 SHtfT
E*p not necessary llarttno
HlarySFM hr FOhr*'week
Call m osM ________
CASHIERS
A re you p o r s o n o b lt ,
molivated E Conor minded!
It so, we have w m s l lull and
pari time positions open otNr
ing above overage wages, lull
benelil packages, eitenslve
Iroining program E advan
camantupperlunllletl Apply
Handy ONy Food Mora. Ml E
W h O . SanNrd M your
■ooroft Handy RtoyNcottool
CHHIICRRCHOMER
Eiperlenced Sanford ere#
Must Neve lots of energy. Cell
. u i mo
CLEAHIMHRSOR
For Fridays Markham Woods
oroo. Coll col Net SO* r J* w o
CLERK TYPIST
Variety al dulws me I switch
board E mail Must type to
WPW. bo high school grad E
nonsmokei Work In a "FU N "
dapt.ot Rich Plan Apply ‘
dpi Ml. Itth SI.. SanNrd
Escape I 4 trathet Work In
Sanford! Hand layup t ip a
mustt Mold building back
ground p referre df Natl
company with new plant A
product 14 hr with tip plut
benefits! Apply Jeralca, lac
47! Hfckman Circle
M ladeslrlal Park, H I If)I
FLOORKRKM
Needed E »per Lanced only
N*ed transportatkei.... SShr
________ Call I I ) IW9________
FOODSERVICEHfPNdOR
John Knoa Villwa- Central
Florida's progressiva coni I
numg cor* retirement com
munlly is seeking an eiperi
•need in d iv ld u o l w ith
e.tensive cooking knowledge
io maintain high standards In
land quality and preparation
EacelNnl salary and bontfit*
C o n ta c t F o o d S a r v ic a
Olractor. OOF 77S MFS. t i l U
Jabn Knoa Village
til NaithlakaOr
Oraaga City. FI. LUIS.........BOB
0000HOMERSREEOdf
DAILY WORK........DAILY PAY
Coll Rob tor dMoll*-......IM ISSt
Oay m in at J~et (TOO to SI.S00
weakly Call I F07 US T O ail
E Won Frllrom lPM NSPM
BROUN DIPSBLOW wonlad,
samo otp praNrrod Coll
l))FMCTuas frl larappnl
Eap in all phase* ol foliage
nursery production Knowl
edge ol PH aalssoble salts
testing, oil forms ol posllcld*
use, application and aaloty
Nursery touted in SanNrd.
Florida IntarvNw by op
(OjdtWNdt only Coll MS T O
HAIR STYLIST
Drool MONEY! Busy shop!
Nolo! towtog Call
CMt/ieaC HEALTHAMES
WANTA WORK!
Lot’s ot homo car* and slat
ting available in Orange and
SamtnoN counties WANT TO
RE PAID EACH DAVt Bring
this ad tor Ira* sign up gilt.
Call JackN today 17F0 IMF
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
Badwoga K adding. 17 tt
MotNaKd. FNrldo
C « m HA'S
P U L L T IM E P O SITIO N S
AVAILABLE. A U . SHIFTS.
S k P E R IE N C E N E E D E D .
DOOO BENEFITS. STSADV
ANO DEPENDABLE P E a
PLS NEEDED. APPLY NOW
....EOE/H
S224S H COiSTRUCTKM
oi
CHILDCAREHORRER
Sun AM only F*ad Lk Mary
Presbyterian Chruch . I l l 1971
IMS (F R E N C H AVE.
SANFORD. FL.
No Phew Cells. PSoose
FEDERAL SATE AND CIVIL
SERVICE JOBS Now Hiring
Your area tIJ.tg) Id SW.FSO
Immediate Opening* Call
1 H H IIMFOH E K T j F f lf l
health
Coro tocility with lull tlmo
*p*nlnp» and INiibN heurt I
CALL
US TODAY tor an
WdarvWw1...Ath t v WorNtto
HE A ll
War yanna Met te
Ciett otCncuit Court
Seminole Counly FleridO
By M.chella l S.l.a
Deputy C Nr*
Pubnth May I* 71 30. Jure *.
INI
DEE IU
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You «ull Also be responsib
for miscellaneous duties
CASEMHIMiCtl
r t » o*uiit i M a n a im
*t
AIRCRAFT ftfrUEUNG
71— Holp WinttH
A l l Ira d a s . C a rib b e a n
Islands’Local. ToSlt hr
10*10111 ToNntBollEars
MkILTRMR, OAILT PATI
Join Century Labor, the
highest paying temp service in
•uomen. no eiperience notes
sery Cell today I
111 80U
OCLIVKRY C O U n tl
With
large yen tor paper route in
South Seminole Sunday only!
tarty AM >90
IM 9J4#
OCUVERT fERSOH
Drive I San truck with Iroilet
Deliver aluminum eilruswns.
loading and unloading Need
hard weaker*
SF M hr
Load and unload FNaibN
hours (a oo.hr Apply in
parson
FI.
HRIRSTTUST
EVERYBODY'S HAIR CUTS.
Lake Mary.Winter Park. SS
hr plus commission, good
lips, paid hander*!
Call u i Fife or 311 ll|7
HAIRSTYLIST
E ■per lanced lull tlmo, las*
over tlWwNW. Ml >7gs_______
HAIRSTYLIST SNR wh. mm.
plut tips I Great working ot
motphorel Apply Fantastic
Sams Sonlord Coll . m s » F l
HEALTHFACILITYFOOOURV
AND DIRTARY AIDES
John Knoa VlHagti Control
Florida's progressiva canll
owing cart rollr--------" -----munlly Is seeking experienced
baker, cooks, dietary aid**
end sertico personnel. Apply
In person lo Ft
1(1 Norlhlohi Be., On
71— Help Wanted
INSURANCESORTART
For busy ofthopodk oftlrn In
Ocftona Fulftima
747 SSJI
R C Y I ! F L A , INC.. Naaifort.
pays tuition lo Rval Etfafa
School!
Call 17) 1790
LAMRRITt
Workprt noodod. tkillod A
unskilled1 Work today! Paid
todayf 9H FrtnthAv MO >411
N f m I R N /N . W i
your horn# or office No tip
iwctH'ftar'f. Mutf tv II A haw
phonal F rw training l l t lf l l
LMOSCAPERS
E ip tritn ctd . with drivtrt
license, lull time position.
good pay and benefits 177 U l l
LAUNDRYFERSOH
Clean, press, fold, linens Full
time, awnings, S4 hour Ref
erernes No •■patience re
quirad Call
11) 9799
Um MAIRTIRAHCE
Landscaping matnlenanca in
turf control Eiparience nec
Call 17) 1191
assary
UMN fERSOH
E i par lent a in Com marc iaI
LawnMainfgnanco! .171 4141
LEGAL COLLECTOR Min 1
yr t. tip A good communtea
lion skills Salary A 'bonus
Erne, benafift w growing Col
Apply: RfcbFvd Flan
941W.
Ilfk lt --------------.iaMard
“ 1w. T-------Live ln bakysiflar • Room*
board A salary Rafarancas
ragulrad 1301141 mornings
LPN
3PM 11PM shift Full timal
Eicalfant working environ
manfl benefits COME JOIN
O U «TfA M ^ l o d . , 1
DEBAR YI
M N .H w Y t7B n .D obo rY .FI
Mo*, thro Frl
*a w n f m a *m 4*m e e o
LPN I TPM to 7AM. lull lime
Apply in parson
Lakeylew NortHw Center
SISE.tnOSt.SaaNrd
inrs/M t/cwn
RN'ifaSlt/kr, LPN’I N
Ilf t S U r CNA'Ita 49 44/hr.
Write your own schedule and
direct your own career We
offer llai, hrs. high pay*
great assignments, sign up A
referral bonuses, insurance
JOIN THE S E !T TEAM IN
CENTRALFLOAIOAt
WESTERHMIOMALSERVICE
c *m an a c t
LFN'S SCNA'S
Full B pars lima! Weekends
also! Work In a Norn oriented
facility All shift*, aacallent
salary B benefit* '
Health Care........—
MAMA OS ME NT
$72,000 + COMM
M yr. old. AAA'BB. Dunn B
Bradslroet Co soaks I top
Nvel managers t v opening el
new regional training center
Call FQ7 0*7 FtFS
Nat’l c* looking tar *g
grossly* Individual. Start <m
mediately! Coll Tile ter
...... FDSM7
MAHA6CMIRT/ SALES
Train**. Apply in person I
Loascroon. ISO Silver Lake
Dr.. Sentord..............M l 1011
MATURE PERSON To car*
tor olderly man. 7AM J JOPM
Notoroncos rag'd Cali Ml t m
With sheet metal aaparNnce
Prater individual with tome
CAD schooling Entry level
position I Call..............m i l l s
MEMCA1 POSITION
Needed lor weight control
cllnicl Eapartoncadanlyl
Call M l WW
MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER
M M hr! Hire today I Tour
typing skills B radical term!
notagy land* this career spot!
Liable post I ton w l*i growth 1
BBAEMPLO YME NT
IMW.MNlSt................. M1H7F
NEEDAIOtr
Coll Olsten Today I
OLSTEN SERVICES
7*04)7)
N E W N IB H E R S TB R TIN B
PBYI For cartiltod or aipari
oncod Nuria Aldas All shirts*
METART ASSISTANT
us 1144
toe
MtTRIRUTORNARTED
USA TODAY, the nation s
n f M ip ip t r . t r v k i t i f l r
mot Ring ditfr ibufw in konlofd
Lakff Mary araa Mutf haw
<fcf:pvrut.:Ti»i** w h u lr and l »
baruSiMa Goo4 part lima in
coma lor quailftact individual
or toupUr Equal Opporfuntly
Emptowrr Cail I 009 IS/ 7049
m
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I S
N
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TVMAFMDM
units
PAINTERS
Fla D l . repaint experience
only. Apply IH7 Lentord Aye
NOW MWt
MI-SIN
M's Back tlg g ir TBOn Eoorl
House at Lloyd's Scqier party
Plant Earn SI.M* by Otc 1stl
H iO F iiS F a a iN o rW o m
JANITOR
ComptfMlyt talary*
banalift. vievliant working
conAitiont. 40 hr work waak )
potitiont, I dayt. I t w i
TILLAfiEOH THIfilCtN
❖
W E HAVE A J O B
FO R V Q U i
NEED CASH NOW ?
W O R K TO O A V Y
■ E R A ID T O O A V T
REPORT f AM
>11 E S E C O N D E T.
OO CALL CHUCK At
M
M
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Reliable with good driving
record, quality conpeny Coll
Aero Products, losgweod.
1)10*41
____
Poshsons Ave*4obte With qooll
ty OMtd Car* Confers. leech
tr s . Bsslstanl*. B Bos
Prteers. Eap.prwL Ml-SFM
National'Local To li t mr
14014171 Talent Bandars
RECEPTIONIST TECMNICIBN
W ANTED
Fantastic Sam *
Hair Salon. Sanford Call
M l SO*I or 171 1701__________
Raliable parson to help move
spa* Goad pay. Iiuctualing
hours Ml 74FF, leave massage
ICSTWIMIT IVDMitl
PM dikhwethert. cooky Full
or port time Good pay A
benefits! M i l M o t Coimtr y
•49 MM
C M . Loagwod
R N 'l
We now have fult A part time
poftitloni available on our
1AM 1PM khltl as a result of
opening up a sub acute unit
caring for the more skilled
resident We are a superior
r a t e d f a d I l l y offer ing
eifemiy* rehab 'restorative
programs We invite you to
lour our facility to took at the
potsibJify ol becoming a part
of our h im Salary dependent
upon taper tone* Apply today I
----------------‘ANON
DEBARY MAI
M N. H w y . 17A TI, Oakery, Fl
Mon. thro Frl
TAMta FPM. MAdtlS B ID
M I'S 4 I n i 'S
Al Meridian Nuriing Confer.
nurias ora encouragad to turn
their common tanta ideas and
motivational ipirift into era
ativaly managing patiantt*
cart Fleiibie tchadullng
(full/pari time 1. eligibility lor
health enuranca from data of
hire and retirement program
available! You ewe It to
yourtail Id' aiperianca a dit
faranl kind at nurung Ourtl
AM-1199.............................. t O t
R R 's / in r s
PRIVATE DUTY
) new round the clock cases
High lech p e y ..... Call 7*0 MS*
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
TRAINEES
Immediately hiring 4 neat,
enfhusiaslic individuils, 11
yrs or older, to help with
special promolion work, trev
el entire state ol Fl eipenses
A transport#! ion furnished
Mr Aaynten, 441III last. I ll
19AM iPMoofy
T R C T em p /Po l m
PUUON NEL
SALESPERSON
SEAMSTKSS
Headed immediately Eaptrl
•net In awning hoiplul but will
train E apertonce on commar
ciat machines a mustt Full
time Coll F lorenoa, MO MOT
SECURITY OUARDS
Hiring tor Lake Mary or**
Weekly pay ___
.
. Colts*! >740
SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC
Port'lull lir a Eap'd Ret
Coll Oeltorve *0* TO* *«•;
0 * a m
WAREHOUSENORRERS
Full or pari lir a petition.
Good storting salaries Mutt
have own ptso/se B transports
lion Call 740 )U1 ATS No ft*
ASSOCIATED
TEMPORARY
STAFFINB
4077ISSSJ]
WAREHOUSE TRAINEE
To SS M hrl Pull A till orders!
Keep warehouse In order I
Growing local cstrpany otters
quick raitot A twnalitsl
AAA EMPLOYMENT
m w .u t h t t . . ...............M 1IIM
WELDER
For MIG ond TIG aluminum
pipe Mint know layout Call
tor appointment MO l*«)
t o -V « “
Am
Mat Laha Mary Bhrd
121-DIM
142 ROMS. RfTS
Sl) Park Ay* . Sentord MS A
STBstoah. plus I IM dapaalt,
Coll Ftf 147AMS
1 bdrm. cloon. toco, conye
ntocitly toeatod UBS ptvt S M
daoestt Fit 7001or alt FF)I
I BOOM APTS. FROM UOSt
POREIO REALTY
_____ sum_____
101— H o u s e s
Fum lthot/ Hoot
SANFORD - Lovely > bdrm.
E , calton! area) SIN w**k.
ptusSTWsacvrltYl
jg jg
192— Homo*
E aptrtoncad, MM/I
Cat) m o o t
FDRIIHT ORSALE
Part Tima Demonstrators tor
tupormarkott. Control Fl.
area Retired A mams wot
coral Send letter to. Boa (MS
PO Boa 14)7 Sontord Fl. M77I
YARD MAN/DRIVER - Chout
tour's llcons* E l par lance
prater red Local a 11) MI7
A DAVt Taking phone
ardors People c*n you
M ) aertEit L
Sanlord. I bdrm. 1 hath,
contra! H/A. new carpet. Sail
plus 1st A teat. » T O to
musaga areal! attar aPM
91— AeartnwtiH/
Mr. Groan was thrilled with
tht lightening quick results at
his ad and rated the Herald
Clasaittods a to tor suecot* I
Som ething you want ta
advertise at tow coat and
achtova record brooking r*
suits) Try our apodal IS Oar
rat* on# oltm ln ota the
- r at
days to net an ad I It It tho
tooaat cop par tin* tar that
House to S u rg
Ala y|iie^tkA M l
.aTi r r li ' T 1 1 .1"TT n w .
93— Hem s lw Went
in
Ptroorten c o k h t p
97— A w i i Wu b n I i
FumiskaW/Raul
SA N FO R D • I bdrm. with
p riv a te both, com plete
privacy TOO wk. plut SIM
s e c u r it y
In c lu d e *
utilities
. M l IMP
ATTR ACTIVE I
ore*, downtown IU0/te**k
tncl. utilities Coll Ml 0007
SANFORD ■ 1 M m studio,
clot* to downtown. SM wk
plus S300 Sec . 171 7)00
SANFORD - Lovely » bdrm
with wrap around ternd
porch, wother/dryer, into
ark . plus MM security M l » M
SPACIOUS■Private, upstair,. 1
bdrm . qtl utilities furnished
Super tar stnqto or working
casMtol SIM m o. pius dog No
^ ttM iH m T ^ to M ra iy j^
tSTWt ARGCOMT
Mr. N. Groan ol Sontord told
hit Sontord Her Pd classified
consultant the to!lowing."I
had IN call* tor the I day my
classified ad ran. and I almost
vorttsars are tree to epical at
seen os results a n teethed
end ere billed |ust tor the days
at that day's ratal Sentord
Herald advertising consul
tents ere ready to help with all
your advertising needs Try
us 1Wa care abeui you I
Cue
ID M il
NOTICE
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UnfvnuUMl/
TERMITE 4 RESTCONTROL
I I . DM CDWti"
323-JJI1 Eti S9S
Amalia's Italian Restaurant.
Apply in person Wall Mori
P lan. Sontord
M l N F)
ROOnRfi ESTIMATOR
Male or tomato account one
utivet Previous radio sale*
a,parlance helpful Salary
plus commission Coll Ml S77I
123-URIEIT. 04
MARINER'S VILLAGE
Lk. Ada I bdrm
SllSmo
I bdrm Dot mo Sup M l 1*70
NO D EP O fITI I BEDROOM
A P A R T M E N T . S1T0 PER
MONTH. CALL » * * »
SANPORDt t bdrm. I bath,
fans, carpet, screened porch,
weth/dryer, Can H/A. alt
kitehen appl. .. SllOpermo
UW dtp . St Johna Htatty Co.
_______ CalllM FlM ________
Both shills, caperlenc* pro
tarred Apply In per ion
Lotto's Trots Plant
m i Aharon Circle, Sentord
Eapart
.. Call M l 747)
C E I (commercial rooting
contractors) will train on
ttuisiosilc person with salts
backgroung wl 11latato learn I
Drat ling taper tone* helpful
Sand resume to P O Boa >7,
Debary, Fl. M7IHM7
TURHISHEDSTU0I0S
UHTURNISJEO
112 RDRRL ATT1
s im orrm Rn. rekt
CRUTODRT---------
SENIORSTOMUI
TRUSSASKMRURS
SRROPfRRTORS
ROOTERS4 UOORERS
Reel Ing
Fro* local Fhont Uaoogtl
Call M « hello I
M ttM
RandilF* Caert Aportntonto
M Papasit tor IS B arar
(M a tt 1st. sae.raat
Stodtao. I B I Mrmt.
2C4S1RR
HWY 1141. MaMtaaH
Lota Mary Art#
S g R JttS JL
S
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B A N -O I L M A N U F A C T U f U N O IN C .
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n m
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SIGNS * DEMONS
Professional signs Any type!
<wood lighted, real estate.
true** etc t
M l 0)4>
a
r n g w a CPI
n s a n
"B r^an sssS f
truck. Shell,
hog. Be* b<od.ng and
P.Ktng M l IMF or M l T ill
0 0 0 1 F ABM MAINTENANCE
•srehheg AhesHod, work
touch Tea* Beeper FTT 4F1 7MF
■ m m
NEW. B EM BO S L REPAIR
HOM ES OFFICES. STORES
AH typos lowsTrqySiM. Res/Com
M t4»») SO «0 h to ,C »C S .TO
lEV'SLAW NSERVIC
Lawn Mowing Treetnmm.ng
■ NOME B E P A lt l OOORS I
CERAMIC TILE. PAINTIStB
IM l" | I
FarSillrsng Haui.rg M l SMI
LAWN SERVICE
Free
estimates' Coll el tor SPM
Itlt tll
Always Rattohtet
TO TAL LAWN CARE
Maw. Edge. A Wood lo t
Cell) » «■*
to Ctooat Far pro
tossional A thorough <loaning
serylie COMShororv 11J *T0*
reset
22351
FA ANA iaridkaH patofmg A
prakkura cleaning 19 »r% tip
«»1e»ef*n_________W l IN I
I IIN L IA O M AAlNf INGCO
Aft iptitaUtt in ttfuvbikhing
alder hornet! for a Fraa
Et*9MO*t phont anv ftmt!
177 7§*Cw W M d l HO«
A*4 for ChsMk
COWWOHlSj
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DUALITY
PRESSURE CLSANINO
Solisloction guorantood Free
In s til. 4 Room Additions
RcnwMtni ...107372 7079
—
lO C O U U U M A R T IW
TRAINERS
111 Shill avail
able Our cllenlt show their
appreciation lor what you do)
Formal training Storm.
coti........................ ........ m - n n
PARTS RUNNER
Inter tor Norteyolwns. Cabl
nets. Carpentry Instotiotron
| 9t the lugk cotf of
ragoRrtf Call Yaacay t Naaaa
_ >Miw4i q n » 11)9194. Maya
94 V A ! INCONITAUCtlOail
Hatifad! Small tobif Call
D i l l
I f l T M I .
IF a r m o r t y th # f«l# n /
Maitland I hat Immodlata
apenings tar m a I Dl
Apply in parsan
I a B Maitland Bled
W e . F r l , ISAM 1PM.EOE
New heellh core lecilily he*
openings Good bonofll
package Call lor appnl
SM fIFF ............... ..........EBB
INSURANCE SECRETARY
Te S7M hr! No Insurance
knowledge noedtdl
Transcribe claims on word
r I Super Wrwtllphgl
k
MMI V ilX IS SOLUTION
Gelling p eop le to Mte you it
irierui, lice nthwr t.d * ot liking ihwm
Hex man Vmconl
Pi
Tsownthst.,
SHERATONORIMO NORTH
HOHKIECflM
N K
S t i l l
REWSRATERCARRIER
AM Route. Mud haw own
whiefe
Call 17197S4
NUN1ING A !!t!T A N T I
Will train! All shitts Contact
Dobary Manor for an op
pointmenl On Ihe job training
___ “th
_____
Wifi N offered
m
with pay! Will newt to provide
two satisfactory references
99 N. Hwy. 11A 91. Debary, FI
MwitHrv Fri
9AMH 4PM 44944)4 I t O
ORDER PROCESSOR
SJ7S wkl Follow customer
orders from start lo finish lor
fine Sentord col Full benelilsl
AAA EMPLOYMENT
tartiM
Unlurnlilthod/ Wont
IB ?
CltY.FL WISl.
JE E P
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Far bust orthopaedic atticat.
Contact 7*7 H U
LoBaestw NarsMg Canter
ItThadSt.................. l eotard
BOB
facility C ip tf«m y in dietary
preferred Good benefit
package Celt tor appnt
MEDICALTRANSCRimOHIST
Eipandifig company hai
opaningt for all poclfWfu No
•Epariance nacaiiary. salary
pfut com minion Good al
Call 177 9441
171 H U
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______
71— HtlpWanfd
71— Htlp WRtrttd
P fo s s u rt O P A ts tn iH
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huga * « k ladAwr. foMCing
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1 994 111 MM Amaf it an PddU
U v An A mar icon Company
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paufti lapf F rw EsI mmoI m I
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i n iii9 i n i Mk
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JOHN ALLEN L A M A T i l t
Tvoa ramgpai and ia»n ca*«
Muk9> and c******g> ill INC
■ gar one* tor 1
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nor toadarwthepstoM
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137— Offlct Rentals
141—HtmwWr Solo
SM ALL R E N T A L O F P tC K I
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103—Houses
Unfurnished/ Rent
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tflcq. ctaan I b*m . ) bath,
rarporl, new carpal S paint
cor ato US*
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M l—Livestock and
Poultry
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SaminoCa County Ota can halp
you If you dacida to rant for a
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• M I T T R E P O RESALES!
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LAK E M ARY R E A L TY R H l l t
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213—Auctions „
w tm u u iv t
U c . Neal R d d a Rrakar
3I 142M.
Afittgva Mail Spate Available
License#AB347 AU447
Hwy 4ft
777 Tftftl
3117*23
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LE A S C rO FTIO M Sanford, cufa
I b d rm t. I bath. hardwood
floor* Immadlafo occupancy I
S H l'm o M s m i g m a i w
1 modal home*, all I bdrm.. I
bath, with firaplacai BuIldar
pay* d o tin g colt* Fro m
IAS.*00 t<*% M year Iliad
linanclngayailabta Call
W I N K B Oary Madtay
V E N TU R E t P R O P E B TIE S
IIS— Duplex*
Triples / Went
CUSIUEMT
I bdrm . appliance*, carpal,
air, M l m o . pi u* dapotlf
Call MO IMP or MO WOO
Prom your l/ l home. Orange
City. Zoned C l M y l *M *00
M A K E DA CORP/B RO VER
_________ R I 1 I M E I __________
RV OWMERI Hidden Lake. I
bdrm , I bath, ipkt plan, p v i
4 many a itra tl............ Ml.MB
Call I I I m t / m IMI
o tu m o u ru x
A rt you fired of apartment
living?
Call 130 #907
Ik . MUry. 7 bdrm 1 bath, wall
fo wall carpet* kitchen appli
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Homes/Kent
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E X C E L L E N T T E R M .S. .! 1
.. I ' i bain. Cm H4A.
family room, garage.
Oak*, acwmabta. no
all
tying I O ily 1...................
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lanced loll Huge oak Iroetl
Good tnyeltmenl proper tyl
Pf# ten fly rented1 Assume, no
qualifyl Call lo r d a la lltl
Listed at v l y I .
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N I L O L II T IN O t l
B LO B B f M IN O S - oft HWY
111
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MM BUSINESS CENTER
L O V E L Y tD V L L W IL D fl
N O M E ! N e w l y li s t e d
EscellM tbvyt Ib d rm .lb a th
In lap condition on beautiful
large let with Citrus 4 Oakil
Many astrasl OoubN garage,
screened porch.............M I.M 0
U R IM t T
a b d rm , ] bath. compNtaly
restored, ramodaiad. and
landscaped Close to shopping
quidnalghbarhcW! . . 1111.000
W A LLA C E CRESS R E A L T Y
m a t rt
B U Y I NO OR IB L L IN O f
NEW IN TO W N !
N E E D TO B U IL D !
One Services Ac* Friendly
And Putty Csmputsrm d
u t u m m M o trcM ti
NO DUA L IF Y A L L ABB ASI
CawtrMi Ot Pla. R BALTO B S
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Located In pralty Indu*trial
park with lakt Skylight In
oach bay. No cradii naadadl 11
me laaao or month to month
Free walar. dumpilar, 4
parking Hwy l!/ fl4 i ll a )
C M iw oai-
lakafnmtl Lonely I bdrm . 1
bath, aal in kitchen. Oak
lloori.w erk room, garage,
storage roam, walk to Winn
Dial*. Located In a nlca
neighborhood!............... M'.MO
»as Mai oraat aaai
E N JO Y T N E SUM M ER I Move
to the lake I I b d rm t. | baths.
1.1 acre* el cmfitryl EASY
SHOW I Ottered!
SMS MS
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117—Commercial
_______Kontols
Par Laata or total iith 4 ir/ti
Ona of Sanford » hotfoot butt
n o ti locatlontl Cornar/7
H w y t l Sufi l o r U t o d
F urnffur#, I niucanre, ttc,
CUSTO M ISED N EW H O M E! In
qulat residential area Walk to
elementary I b d rm t. 1 bath*,
tlreplao, eat in kitchen, loti
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an m -n -w ra * .
B E A U T IF U L T R E E D COBNER
L O TI Sadudas lint 1 bdrm .
I ' l bath homo, large rooms,
lemily room, screerwd porch,
privacy tamed (h it home
. M '.MO
ottered at only 1
131—Condominium_______ Rentals______
MMCN (ME 5111461
Now » bdrm , 1 bath condo
with Itraplaca. Appliancat
IB S THAN 12541 CASH
IN CLU D IN O CLOSINO COST
I B 4 bdrm homes In Sanlord.
Deltona DaBary. Lake Mary.
L e n o w o e d 4 A lta m o n te
Spring* For selectMn call
PAU L OSBORNE
V f N T U B E I PR O P E R TIE S
___________ W taiM ___________
UMGNOOO ■U K I MART
New 1 bdrm I belli with dbl
oarage, vary prtvala let.
VIKI10 C re e ls th v ltlS tlX
m i n t ..........o r ............ M i MM
UIHMT DUT0M HOME
VA assumable! 4 B d rm . 7
baths! Near Pro* ttlvd a
sho pp in g p l« | | , U aero
wooded tot. dbl car garage,
mafor appl , large ttrn d
porch. C/H/A >71.400 F Irm
Cad lift tNftle toaro w m i j*
Call M an tle Cecil........ . m m i
wathar/dryar A men I
r>lut
la tIM M m o Caikolletl
321* 4*4
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SANOLCWOOD Fum .p v t .
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Ute/tew H .l N a y * , i l l a m
SANFORD Pina Rldga Club!
N ic e 1 b d r m . I b a t h ,
wether'dryer, wreerwd patio,
pooi. lacutii. lake, no pel*
SAM/mo pi u* M M deposit
■nett* Realty
t i t MM
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DANIEL ft
.^ * KOHUYENDIR
REALTY INC
ftbdrmi.. m fei. M M . M \dn
Legte/OpHe* M l U MeffteeftPM
MlT|3*,*0t!
7 bdrm Now fitting <* reedy
lor young family or retired
Large family room, shady loti
CA LL NOW!
Dart. Hamas tram SI. U Repent
Dettn Taa Mop. B Poradasurat
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MKDTMM SPECIAL!
III— Offlct Rental*
CALL DART
Sanlord. I bdrm B IN D
Call i n sms
1 ! Maaetsa. ItsM , t bdrm , . 1
B e.. C / N /4 . new carpet.
H . M / t n l attar, i t ) 111! sms
143—Waterfront
STENSTROM
REALTY, INC.
W r list and sdl
more property than
anyone in the Greater
.Sanford Lake Wary area.
SANPORDt F U L L Y
FURNI S HED 1 bdrm In
cludei TV A washer Family
room, ctotad porch Owner
may com idtr llnanclngf
A iA ing only 1 .......... Lift, 400
SANFOROt F U R N I S H E D 3
bdrm Great ttarfer homo or
for Invottmonf rental Need*
tome TLC but priced right to
%ell quick l
LM000
IA N F O R D I SUPER STARTER
OR R E T I R E E H O M E !
Count ry Club Manor 7
bdrm t. %torage building, nice
thade A fruit free* Good
locattonl..............
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S ANFOROt R E N O V A T E D
TH RO U G HO UT f Lovely »
bdrm , A l dondition New
appliance*, carpet, window*!
Mutt *eethi* one!
Iftf.OOO
SANFOROt ALL BRI CK 1
bdrm . 71* bath on 1 acre
Security kykfem. irrsfation
tytfem. 4 well*, fireplace,
patto. big eat in country kitch
en A morel Great bt#y for the
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L O N O iO O D IIN
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SPRINGS! Imprettive eaecu
five 1 U|f m . 7*i bath on an
acre piu* in the Willow Run
teefson En|oy tecurify and
almotl every amemly, too
numerou* to lilt here You re
guaranteed to be more than
imprevird"
174MOB
321- 2720
322- 2420
FYaifiingfun Oafti area! Hiond
money avail at t /V 3 7 .
U iao o Offer! m « • «
AfftHtB Ready, at> tor ftftarf I
W S K IV A PINES
H O M ESITE i m.eee
asi iM O M a a r n is it i
acbe
U N IQ U Et 1 bdrni . 7 bath.
Mfeened perch, garage. I»«*d
loti taaaoo
m wa
LO O K \
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CANNON GROUP Rff A L TO R t
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IA N ftOR O
MefirraJ * 7 Hdrm
dolHtouw | car gtrage **■<
lor at ion1 Only
ft1* «J0
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III f ill
H.fftO Down 1 ) h d u m n Mime.
I ' l balhv. iar^f iol Squeaky
clean* Only
%m ooo
R*N A ferry Livie
Remai ywliagfed
I I I Atoler 14ft fftfta
unum.vmm
323*2628
I
Owner I mane mg' 1 bdrm . I
bath' ffro*pT owrwe. 110 riOl
bdrm
large fenced yard
p e rfe c t s ta rte r hom e
t ftf eiienf c p>di!*cr'LU ood
Call ft red ei Cathy
Remai (JaliiMfed
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221—Good Things
to
111— AyyiiB nets
/ Furniture____
H U N T B B - S M O M B
F U R N IS N IN O S iFo rm atly
The Bargain Bern I New A
cried quality furniture! Buy
tell. A contignmenl 311 E Itl
St .Sanford
171 R M
KOCBEOStEDS
The factory outlet tfore for
Simmon*. Seely A Spnngeir
All new factory 2nd* and dote
out* Complete with warranty
Twin Set SMOueenSef t i l t
Full Set |t« King tot ftlM
Cam M e rry ........
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BJ'S RESALE
Furniture A Collectible* Buy
A Sell Ito lS Sanlord Avr
Cell I t l l«e»_________
{KRIK ROOMSET
Stanley... ‘toMd fruit a ood 4
padded chair* Table with
butler tty leaf, buffet and china
clotel, all very goad tends
hent 47*0 no 170l Call today *
LAR R Y'S M A R T. I t l Sanford
Are New Uied turn A appl
Bvy/totl/TraRe.........311 4117
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MICROWAVE OVEN
WITH W000EN CART
M A D ! BY TOSHIBA 74 *
INCHES LONG If INCHES
W ID E
D IA L C O N TR O L
f U S PERT f C T l V ON ITS 7
SHE I f VYOOULN CAR f '
t k C C LL C N T C O N D ITIO N '
$150.... BEST OFFER!
CALL 321-9399
EVES ft WEEKENDS
Eat
POOHKRRY FARMS
Yaw Pick! Green Baamt
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YOU PICK PEAS!
Ofw* M r n f n tf* in *
MkilblftHF Fkrm t
222-M usical
Merchandlie
• H 0 F N IR 4 M P *
For eferfrlc guitar, IS watt
power, raearb iic a lf e n t
condition 1100 Call 34f 1771
133—AcreageLots/Sale
FM sue er OWNCK
l*j acre* nea* L I A*r<by*
11 * mai IJ 7 • 11« 4t*e# *I’ M
OCALA NATIONAL ftO RIST
Wooded lot* River acceti
IVWO each Ne money down!
|A|l 41 mortIMy
t >* rn-f
I fed I 114 4174 «r 14041 4}} life
SUWANNEE COUNTY
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7 1 A C R IS 17 m
4 SAC Rf S %11 04*
Only minute* away from
Suwannee Rive* and Spring*
Unre*tricted wuud pa*<ei* on
county road* fin a n c in g
available' Call t"a**en Cn»p
l 10 Tol » ______ i >up w 4*l-y
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BR ASS A 7*0 G L A S S , t/k
17i 71/7 athr kPM
la m i i ‘if\ small afipharut*
(bin,* mi»*ir »a$w.* ioh m<i»r1
17 <t> 1 ?SC
Call II I *434
a W ALNUT B U fftE T H U TC H #
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Woven teal* and U> 4* with
oak Iranirs 111 Its m L all
II I 7417
113—Television /
Redio / Stereo
ikiod Lited T V * US end up
M ILLERS
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m o lt ?
1* 3—Computors
T A N D T 1444 S I
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monoiitfomy mortiSo* DMP
tW A im n in |4UU 1710*07
1**-O lfico Supplies
/ Equipment
133-Condominium*
Co Op / Sale
A T OWNt I feesefruate ¥■« a*e
t i |«» h *u Hlindt a3.p1.
ani *•* ip! *7vail * •»*■*■a */t
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137—Mobile
Homes / Sole
W ith O u r 1 B E D R O O M . I B A T H G A R D E N A P T .
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NEW MOOULAt HOMES
AVAIL A P I I ft OR
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tO Q U A L It II O R U T I R
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ttril afganlief* eh. Phone
• CHINA.ST REGIS#
a setttng* ot 7 |h « eath.
makhmg bowl*, platter cot
tee server etc
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Call J71 \*r
• "D V N A M IK E PLUS ’ #
Cobra I/O
Call 377 4Ji*
• EXER CISE B IK E •
Sean dual action Lifestyle*
with L I D odometer A
speedometer a mo old Paid
I ibq
a bargam at Hub
Call J10 5170
Oe a t r a t e r
l.l f iO w a tt
Ho me lig h t, H eavy d u ty ,
no 770 voit two La##er rack
tor van 175tan J7I 075J
UTILIFT TRAILER
231—Vehicles
Wanted
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TR U C KS’ Running or not. We
alia tall good' used motor* A
tfon*mi**ion*
3314434
W E PA Y TO P 'IIS tor wrecked
car* truck*! W E SE LL guar
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SALV AO Eal OtBafy.ftftft ftftto
241—Recreational
Vehicles / Campers
★
NEED INSTANT MONET?
• CAM PER •
Pop up fent style* No canvas
Would make areal utility
traitor >71_______ .__ 377 7474
Ckvrftty D kiM Hv and Ifrr
img. Ixafvd at 111* I . Mvry I!
4 *1. Sjntqrd. will M r y*v •••
teller My y*wr <rMd ckr t*
dk*1 Cm m by vntk y*vr titl*
4 ythicM 4 f*f vt m»k* you on
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CHEVY VAN
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CONVERTEDTORV!!!
rORIIHC TRANS AM
147*. 400 engine automatic,
loaded new inferior!'
13 000
Call 377 IftOBor 177 4113
PU BLIC A U TO A UCTIO N
E V E R Y W ED N IO H T7 IftPM
D AYTO N A A U TO AU CTIO N
Hwy *7, Day fena Beach
toft IM A3I1__________
*«• NISSAN Pulsar NX - T fop.
A C. AM FM 70* mi Mov
mg Assume balance 331 047*
1413, Run* great! a cylinder
rebuilt transmission rebuilt
air conditioner new shock* J
new tire* upholstered seat*
throughout with back seat*
converting fa queen sire bed*
Middle table sink, 3 water
holding tank* with pump plu*
fresh wafer connection
AC OC refrigerator ice boo
TV Nice carpet throughout'
Priced tomR ykk it
ONLY!
53,500
235—Trucks /
Busts / Vans
RhNcomiRti affnt
DUMP TRUCKS
7 truck* and I trailer 37) 7511
cm m m *
FONDMOO
1471
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it it it it it
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Nice A Clean'
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Call 17) 1117_________
CMC PICKUP
1*71,. 400 tu m small b 'ix i
Munc •«' 4 speed. iW Hoi fey
17.744 sail or trade
243-Ju n k Cars
IU H K CARS R EM OVE O
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333 4471 after *PM
11Tap DatlerSI Paid for (unk
car* frutK* 4 wheel drive
An* condition Call 177 iw i
CHETT BLAZER U «
V • auto , run* guudi 71 00O
mile*
It. 445
FMO SUPERCAB PICRUP
1475 run* A looks good' f l 7*5
Call JJ4 4541JI7 7144
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BLONDIE
by Chic Yw a |
C o rtis o n e m a y c a u s e
h a ir g ro w th o n b o d y
O C A S DM. O O T T i Recently T r y a humidifier In winter If this
m y doctor gave me i shot of bothers you.
cortlaone In each knee for arthtlSimilarly, when you rub a
tta. It helped but now I have hair balloon on a fuczy surface. It will
(trowing on m y body. My doctor develop a static charge, causing
aaya the two are not related, but It to stick to the wall or the
celling.
day. I aometlmoi feel that I'm
I want a arcond opinion.
These charges do not enter the being held together by Malle
O C A S RR ADSRt Then by all
body, cauae hypertension or d in g!
meana obtain one from another
(C M 9 B 9 N E W S P A P E R EN*
affect health. Ibwever, I must
phyaiclan who can examine you.
admit that after a long working TER P R IS E ASSN.
Cortlaone, w hat Injected Into a
Joint, rcducea Inflammation and
Answer to Pravtou* Putda
41
ACROSS
doea not have appreciable effect*
B R*ob
OHDC1
DID IDCl IDIDES
on the body aa a whole. In auch 1
• Chwmcal
D CHI ID D E D E D E E
amall doaea. It will not promote 7 Rotsootkin
compound
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hair growth.
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of cortlaone taken internally may 14 0**___ low* • frottiy deittrl
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produce a growth of fine hair, IB Csftott
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capeclally on the face,
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teoarthrttla." Other reader* who
23 Noctaarty
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would like a ctpy should aend
24 Amerou* look
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address to P.O. Box 91369, 32
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Cleveland. O il 44101*3369. Be 33 Mlic*l hare
41
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sure to mention the title.
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ccrncd about the electricity In
ff
m y body. When I remove m y 37 Sahara ond
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ti
panty hose, they practically do a
cha cha when I try to put them 31 Mwy___
on m y chair. Now that m y blood
Moor*
pressure I* extremely high (I’m 40 Roundabout
on Mlnipreaa). I'm wondering If
to
too much electrtclty could be The 42 Norma___
culprit.
iSa
M A S R B AB R R t Static elec
J
tricity Is harmless. It la the 4B Slow (mu* |
b u ild -u p (and dischargel of
electrical charges on objects 4B f armantad ala
within our environment.
SI HurYhurty
For example, when you walk
on a rug ana that touch a metal S3 Haidar
object, you may experience an B4 Epic poem
unpleasant spark: this Is the BB Rapt in ratarva
discharge of static electricity BBRatcua
that formed frtan the friction
DOWN
between your shoes and the rug.
and then Jumped to a grounded
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object.
In dry weather, the friction of
clothing-fabric will tend to cause 2
garments to cling or to wrinkle. 3 Vhracrty
| «| IM I b, M l h
r
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WIN AT BRIDOR
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.
Suppose you have all the
tricks but one. Perhaps you
think It polite to concede a trick
to the opponents. Not so. It Is
always right to play the hand
out. First, a card you think la a
loser may actually be a winner.
Second, an opponent may dis
card carelessly to give you a
trick. Finally, an advantageous
end position may have devel
oped without your realising it.
North g u c W d better than I
would have when he passed
three spades. West led his sin
gleton club. Declarer cashed
dum m y's spade king and led a
heart. East won the Jack and
gave West a d u b ruff. Back came
the queen of diamonds, ducked
by declarer. A second diamond
to East's IO was ruffed, and
declarer played A O of
shedding a diamond and
from dum m y. West won the
queen and played another
Declarer ruffed and now
conceded that he would have to
loae a d u b . That waa much too
charitable. Here ta the layout:
N O R TH : Spades - . Hearts Q.
Diamonds K 9. Clubs A E A S T :
Spades — . Hearts A. Diamonds
A. Clubs J BSO UTH: Spades J
10. Hearts — . Diamonds — .
Clubs 1 0 6 W E S T (Immaterial)
South leads the Jack of spades,
th r o w in g a d ia m o n d fro m
dum m y. East must keep his red
aces, so throws a d ub. Th e d u b
ace now drops the Jack, and
declarer ruffs back to his hand to
win the (O o f e lite and make hla
contract.
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U A H * U rA M P € ~ Ik
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by Jim Davit
/ am . th a t w as\
I a n ic l a £a l
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this lime. If you show a willing
ness to be truly cooperative,
May IT. IM S
you'll find your behavior is
In the year ahead you may be
ontaglous.
LR O (Jul
(July 23-Aug. 221 Co
able to carve a rewarding niche
for yourself In an enterprise with workers will be willing to help
someone else. Your share 1* advance your personal ambi
likely to be equal, even though tions today, provided they are
you're not apt to make a finan there Is something In It for them
cial contribution.
as well. Point out the benefits
TAURUS (April 20 May 20) before proceeding
Today ta a good day to put those
V IB O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
umbltlous plans you've been Friendly social contacts should
c o n te m p la tin g In to a ctio n . prove very helpful to you In this
You're both an Ingenious con- cycle In extending your reach
crpluallst as vw-ll aa a prime and opening doors for you that
mover who'll know how to get you couldn't on your own. Don't
th in g s d o n r. T a u ru s , treat be hesitant to request favors.
yourself to s bin lids y gift. Send
U — A (Sept. 23-Oct. 231 Give
for your Astro-Graph predictions family matters top priority to
for the year ahead by mailing SI day. You could be very con
to Astro-Graph, r/o this newspa structive In assMIng those for
per. 1*0 . Box U142M. Cleveland. w hom you feel responsible,
especially If their financial affairs
O il 44IOI-342H.
OBMOn (May 2 1dune 201 An are a inflr muddlrd.
arrangement where you have a
B C O W IO (Ort. 24-Nov. 221
vested Interest with another T r y to talk directly to people
could offer you the grralrsl who are pertinent to your Im
|xm*lbllltie* today. Be ready to mediate needs today. The results
make your move If you start to will be better when you deal
d lrrrlly Instead of using Insee signals for personal gain.
CAJVCSA IJ u t r 2 1d u ly 22) In trrotediarte*.
un important association you’ll
AAOITTARIUA (Nov. 23O re
lienrfli in lire long run If you 211 Condition* that have a direct
make a few minor concessions at effect upon your financial writ
BLOOM COUNTY
brin g could make some ad
justments today which you will
find advuntagersis. They won't
be earth ahaltertng. but they will
be significant.
C A P R IC O R N I Dec. 22 Jan .
19) Others are llkrly In nerd you
much more loctiy than you'll
need th e m . T ills c o u ld be
especially true of srvcrul close
friends lor whom you'll srrvr us
a leaning post.
A Q U A R IU S Han. 20 Feb IU|
It matters little wlto takes the
bows today as long as your
objectives are lultllled to vour
satisfaction. Slay In Ih r back
ground and offer udvk-r when
needed PISCSS (Fell 20-March 20)
You run lie Ihr Instrumental
(un-c today In bringing unity lo a
group or m m niR lrr. Your skills
as the mediator will ruablr you
lo harmoniously placate diverse
thinkers
A R IS S (Man It 21 April lti| in
challenging developments today
you're Ih r (M-rwui I put rny 1s t
on to gel what you go alter,
especially II that- Is srutirthlllg
material al stake. Corning in
second won't pltusr you
(C II9 H H . N KW SI'APKN KN
T K K I’HISK ASSN
by Ssrk* Srtathsg
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TU ESD A Y
F e b r u a r y 28, 1989
81st Year, No. 182 — Sanford, Florida
NEWS DIGEST
S h uttle launch next week
CAPE CANAVERAL — Top NASA managers
are reviewing the shuttle Discovery's launch
p rocessin g with w ork to replace three
turbopumps complete and blastoff on the year's
find shuttle flight planned for late next week.
At the Johnson Space Center In Houston.
Discovery's five-man crew planned to take part
in an all-day dress-rehearsal launch simulation
early Tuesday to practice procedures that will
be needed to deploy the shuttle's $100 million
satellite payload.
T e e n cocaine use on decline
WASHINGTON — Use of'crack cocaine has
declined among high school seniors for the first
lime because of changing attitudes and In
creased knowledge about the drug's harmful
effects, a survey said Tuesday.
The 1988 National High School Senior
Survey, conducted by The University o f
Michigan's Institute for Social Research, found
use of all drugs generally declined among
American students In high school and college.
LONGWOOD — An attempt by Commissioner
Carol Odom to remove Acting City Administrator
Don Terry from his position, backfired on her last
night when commissioners voted 3-1 to oust her
from ofTIce.
The action against Odom, who was elected to
office last November, came close to the end of the
chaotic meeting that originally was called to
review Odom's and Deputy Mayor Gene Farach's
grievances against Terry.
In what appeared to be a counterattack on
Terry's part, he accused Odom of Interfering In
personnel matters, which he said was a violation
of the city charter prohibitions against commls-
nloners dealing on an Individual bnsls with
employees who are supervised by the city
administrator.
Odom's ouster came shortly after she had
made a motion for Terry to step down as acting
city administrator, a position to which he
returned on Jan. 3 when former City Ad
ministrator Gene DcMarle was fired. Odom had
supported terminating DeMarle.
Odom's motion died and Instead. Terry was
given a vote of confidence. 4-1. Including a vote
from Farach, who originally supported his
removal from the position. Farach said he was
''willing to forgive and forget'* and It would be
Irresponsible In such a short period of time to
find an Interim administrator.
"It's a total railroad," a surprised Odom said
after the meeting.
H ousing
project
approved
From United Press International reports
□ Florida
O utpa tient su rg e ry co sts m ore
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TALLAHASSEE - The median cost of
common surgical procedures performed on an
outpatient basis rose more than 15 percent in
1988, Hospital Cost Containment Board director
James Bracher said Monday.
Bracher said a statewide survey of outpatient
costs for 11 common surgical procedures,
ranging from tonsillectomy to cataract removal,
found that 10 of the 11 procedures cost more
than they did a year ago.
Only the cost o f a face lift dropped, by 3.4
percent to $977. The 10 other procedures
Increased In price by as much as 30.9 percent
for the removal of knee cartilage, up to $1,499.
The survey covered only the cost o f facilities,
and did not consider physicians fees, unusual
tr
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SANFORD — Rczonlng for a
proposed 500-home development
received city commission approval
last night.
The commission voted unani
mously to approve rczonlng from
agricultural use to single family
residential and planned develop
ment for 157 acres between Upsaia
Road and County Road 46A.
_ H ollyw ood developer Russell
Scplelli said homes In the project
would range from $75,000 to
$160,000.
George Hoffman of Maplewood
Drive told the commissioners he
opposed the plan because he feared
devaluation of property In the sur□ 8 «e Housing, Page 5A
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□ Sports
Vegetable to u r
A rizo n a regains top ranking
A group of visitors from Thailand toured the 8tate
Farmer's Market In Sanford Monday. Pictured here
among the crates of produce In a walk-ln cooler are,
front row, Payoon M eetongkam and Vlrlya
NEW YORK — Arizona, coming off a victory
over Duke that simulated a Final Four game,
Monday regained the No. 1 ranking It had lost
earlier this month In voting by the UP1 Board of
Coaches.
--------------------------------The Wildcats col- The UPI Top 20
lectcd 34 of the 3 9 ------------------ :-----first-place votes cast 1.
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Springfield and Jakkrlt Srtvall (Interpreter).
Radio station sale hits sn ag
S A N F O R D - T h e s a le o f
WNSI-AM (1400) scheduled for 8:30
a.m. today was delayed this morn
ing amid charges the buyers have
been operating the station In vio
lation of Federal Communications
Commission regulations.
Bob und Joan Bennett were
scheduled to buy the station from
River Country Broadcasting for
about $300,000. However, Bob
Bennett said he has learned a
management contract he has with
former owner and seller Wulter J.
Bowen Is In violation o f FCC
regulations that prevent buyers
from operating radio stations until
they have completed the purchase.
Bowen and his attorney und
partner A.J. Stanton could not be
reached.
Bob Bennett said he has been told
by FCC attorney's his license Is In
Jeopardy. The FCC has approved
transfer of the license to Joan and
Bob Bennett's business. Bennett
Broadcasting. Inc., when the station
Is bought.
Bob Bennett also suid a previous
owner. William Most, has vloluted
his agreement with the Bennetts by
demanding full payment of his
$284,292 loan at the time of their
purchase, scheduled for this morn
ing.
The amount was nwarded to Masl
by Seminole Circuit Judge Kenneth
M. LefTler Jan. 25. Most took control
of the station Feb. 8.
"That's unreasonable for him to
demand that much now." Bob
Bennett said Monduy afternoon.
"It's difficult to raise $280,000 In 24
hours."
Bennett said Masl made the de
mand Sunday afternoon. Bennett
said the terms of the sale were to
make payments on the amount
rather thun pay It In full. He said
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SANFORD — A billboard, erected at the
Intersection of U.S. Highway 17-92 and Park
Drive, congratulating the Seminole High
School track tram for their continuing athetlc
excellence, was dedicated to school ad
ministration and the team members by
F.A.C.T.S. In a formal ceremony on Mondav.
F.A.C.T.S..Inc. (Foundation for the Advan
cement of our Community Through our
Schools) Is a confederation of local business
and community leaders who volunteer their
(line and talents to help the Seminole County
School Board with public uwareness projects
Partly clo u d y and m ild today
■
SANFORD — The city last night
agreed to drop two pending lawsuits
Involving Seminole County.
The action came after the city
attorney and city manager met with
Seminole County officials yesterday
In efforts to resolve conflicts over
annexation. The city and county
will meet again March 1 to consider
the commission decision.
City Manager Frank Fulson said.
"I think we're stepping In the right
direction."
The commission voted 4-1 to
dismiss an appeal of two parcels of
land In south Sanford unnexed In
1985. The county won a challenge
OBce Truce, Page 5A
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Team members and school officials show off congratulatory billboard
"Seminole High School Is tops In academics,
the arts and alhlrtks." said Karen Coleman.
Coordinator of Community Relations and
Public Information of the Seminole County
School District. "W e're very proud of the track
team's accomplishments. Both the boys and
girls have been very successful. They have the
best records In the stale."
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�1A — Ssnlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday, February 28, 1989
NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE
Fire burns 2,700 acres in Everglades
United Frees Intamatlonal
FORT LAUDERDALE - A
brush fire charred 2,700 acres of
the E vergla d es, p rom p tin g
Florida Power & Light Co. to
shut down three transmission
lines Monday and switch to
locally generated power, officials
said.
The fire began Sunday after
noon In the Everglades west of
Fort Lauderdale. It appeared to
be Intentionally set. said Dave
Utley of the Florida Game and
Freeze dam age to citrus assessed
LAKELAND — Preliminary reports from growers indicate
Florida's recent cold snap caused widespread frost and freeze
damage to citrus blooms and new growth, but it Is too early to
assess the impact on next year's crop, a Florida Citrus Mutual
official said Monday.
"W hile It's apparent that bloom damage did occur. It's too
early to determine the total Impact on next year's crop,” said
Executive Vice President Bobby F. McKown. "The key to next
year's crop will be how much o f the current undamaged bloom
sticks and the amount of new bloom that materializes."
McKown said It will be about two weeks before the growers'
cooperative has enough Information to determine the probable
extent of damage to the 1089-90 crop.
But he said grove surveys Indicate there will be significant
defoliation, particularly In young trees, and said temperatures
In the low- to mld-20s in Isolated pockets appeared to have held
long enough to cause some fruit damage in those areas.
"W hile we don't anticipate a significant amount of damage to
this year's crop, we certainly have a concern about next
season." McKown said.
The first official estimate by the U.S. Department or
Agriculture for next season's crop will not be made until
October.
Unit
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"Th e rate of Increase (for all 11 procedures) is
going to be In the neighborhood of 15-18
percent," Bracher said. "That's pretty substan
tial."
The survey was compiled os a sort of shopper's
guide to outpatient clinics, Bracher said. While
prospective patients must be aware that quality
o f service may dlfTer from place to place, he said,
they should also know they may get a better
health care deal by shopping around.
“ Just as we see In hospital charges, we still see
wide variation for the same procedure even In the
same area between different providers," Bracher
said.
from Dade County all the way up
to the Georgia border.”
Utility officials asked some
buslnesaca to voluntarily reduce
power while the transmission
lines were shut down.
During a fire set by lightning
In May 1985, the utility main
tained use of the lines because of
high demand. But a quick shift
in the wind near the lines caused
a blackout for more than 3
million people for about three
hours In Dade. Broward and
parts of Palm Beach counties.
Graham
challenges
entertainer
United Prsss Intamatlonal
owners, that of course Is a happy
occurrence.
" I f we don't, the money and
the proceeds of the property go
Into the state schools trust fund
which goes to educate our
children."
The bulk of the 921 million
was In cash deposits. Including
one savings account that had
980,000 In it. Some of the
money was quickly traced to
prominent people. Including a
975 utility deposit belonging to
Rep. Larry Smith. D-Fla., and
975 in an insurance refund and
cable television deposit belong
ing to state Sen. Pat Thomas.
MIAMI BEACH - Sen. Bob
Graham Monday challenged
entertainer Jimmy Buffett to a
sing-off and also said he may
play the steel drums next
month during a scholarship
fund-raising concert o f Carib
bean music.
Graham's challenge to Buf
fett came during a press con
ference at the woody’s On The
Beach nightclub to announce
the 7-hour Caribe Muslcale
would be held March 25 at the
Bayfront Park and Amphithe
ater In Miami.
"There obviously has been
tremendous interest In my
performing." the Florida Dem
ocrat said Jokingly after the
p re s s c o n fe r e n c e . “ I
challenged Buffett to a sing-off
— I hope that will not cut
down on the size of the crowd
— and I also was given a steel
drum and asked to practice."
B u ffett is scheduled to
headline the festival, featuring
at least eight other acts, In
cluding salBa’s Eddie Palmlerl
and his orchestra. Musicians
from T rin id a d , J a m a ica .
Puerto Rico, Brazil, Haiti and
Aruba also are scheduled to
perform.
Continued from Page 1A
file to d eterm in e w hy the anyone). I do apologize if there
date so that Hardy could be employee had received an unfair 1 was some misunderstanding. I
' present, without Informing the performance evaluation pre 1am only one-flfth o f a com
other commissioners. He also pared by two finance depart mission. I think the employees of
criticized Terry for vwllholdlng ment heads. Terry said he fold : the city know that Is not my
financial Information which led Odom the employee's grievance goal," Odom said.
the commission to reject the would be heard In a fair and
During the meeting, Odom
950,000 purchase o f the historic impartial manner. After Teiry requested the services of former
Clouser Cottage on a plot o f land sustained the employee's per City Attorney Michael A. Kramer
formance evaluation, he said who was In the audience. When
adjacent to city hall.
Terry defended and effectively Odom refused to stop her In Kramer stepped up to the podi
cleared hlmaelf o f the charges vestigation o f the matter saying um, Hardy told him to sit down.
levied against him by reading a the employee had been treated
"T h is is not a proceeding
prepared statement addressing unfairly.
where she (Odom) needs an
Terry said Odom told Finance attorney. This Is totally out of
each of the coinplolnla. He then
started a barrage of accusations Director Rlc Holt that she could order," City Attorney Richard S.
against Odom, accusing her of "fire anyone" from city ad Taylor Jr. said.
Kramer was again ordered to
grossly interfering with the city ministrator to the lowest level
administration, o f slandering and that another city employee sit down. When he refused, he
him and reducing his effective reported Odom said she didn't was escorted out of the meeting
ness as a city administrator and "give a damn" about the charter b y P o lic e S e r g e a n t T o m
o f conducting a "modern-day because It could be changed.
Jackson.
Odom denied the charges by
witchhunt."
After the meeting, Kramer said
Terry said that Odom on Feb. Terry.
that Odom was denied the op
" I did not Interfere. I did portunity to have an attorney.
16, conducted an Interview
"She was also denied the right
without hls permission or several In vestigate. If reading and
city employees during an "in checking this stuff was wrong, to have a fair and impartial
vestigation" of an employee then I'm wrong." she said.
hearing. The hearing itself was a
grievance.
Odom said she didn't re sham." Kramer said. He said he
"She Just set up shop and did member saying ahe could fire will represent Odom In court.
anyone.
it." Terry said.
Terry said the city will hold a
" I d on 't recall sayin g It special election to fill the vacant
Terry said Odom requested a
look at the employee’s personnel because I know that I can't (fire District 3 scat which must be
filled within 90 days.
The motion to remove Odom
from olftce was made-, by Com
missioner Ted A. Poclklng and
was voted for by Commissioner
Richard E. Bulllngton and Mayor
Hardy. Farach was the only one
against the move.
"What took place last night at
city hall Is precisely the same
thing that would take place In a
so-called communist courtroom.
All this was premeditated, very
well organized, Carol and I were
completely isolated from the rest
or the commission. And they all
planned this thing very well. As
far as I'm concerned, this was
very obvious. It's a shame that
prior to all of this that I said I
was delighted that the system
works. What I forgot Is that the
system can only work as well or
good as the quality of those who
are implementing the system.
We have no democracy In the
city of Longwood. I do not feel I
have any fellow commission
ers." Farach said.
"By their vote, (the commis
sioners! made the determination
that she has v io la te d the
charter." Terry said.
Outpatient surgery is most expensive In
Broward County, the survey found. Broward
reported the highest median rate In Florida for
seven of the 11 procedures.
State has abandoned property
United Fresa Intamatlonal
TALLAHASSEE — A 93.500
silver ring, Spanish pieces of
eight and a yellowed newspaper
announcing the assassination of
Abraham Lincoln are among
921 million of abandoned pro
perty the state hopes to return to
owners. Com ptroller Gerald
Lewis said Monday.
Those Items, plus cash. Jewel
ry and other valuables, were all
left behind In bank or business
accounts at least seven years
ago. If no activity occurs for an
account during that time and the
bank cannot find the owner, the
J u r y recom m ends death sentence
PENSACOLA — A death row Inmate convicted of killing an
Escambia County deputy nearly 15 years ago was back In
court Monday for another sentence hearing.
Jury selection got under way Monday in the resentencing of
Vernon Ray Cooper, 52. of Mobile. Ala. The Jury can
recommend that Escambia County Circuit Judge Nick Gceker
Impose the death penalty or life In prison.
Cooper was sentenced to die for the Jan. 19. 1974
first-degree murder of Escambia County Deputy Charles
Wllkerson, 45. The shooting occurred at a roadblock following
a supermarket robbery.
An accomplice. Stephen Ellis, was killed In a gun battle with
police. Cooper, who was an Alabama prison parolee at the time
o f the Incident, has maintained that Ellis fired the shots that
killed Wllkerson.
The state Supreme Court twice upheld the conviction, but In
May 1988 the court lifted the death sentence and ordered a
new hearing. It was lifted because the Judge excluded
mitigating evidence from the capital sentencing portion of the
trial.
Cooper was returned to Pensacola last August.
Ir
TALLAHASSEE — The median cost of common
surgical procedures performed on an outpatient
basis rose more than 15 percent In 1988, Hospital
Cost Containment Board director James Bracher
said Monday.
Bracher said a statewide survey of outpatient
costs for 11 common surgical procedures,
ranging from tonsillectomy to cataract removal,
found that 10 of the 11 procedures cost more
than they did a year ago.
Onty the cost of a face lift dropped, by 3.4
percent to 9977. The 10 other procedures
Increased in price by as much as 30.9 percent for
the removal of knee cartilage, up to 91.499.
The survey covered only the cost of facilities,
and did not consider physicians fees, unusual lab
or X-ray feea or follow-up costs.
MILTON — Jury selection got under way Monday In the
murder trial o f a religious woman who allegedly withheld food
from her daughter to purge her o f demons.
Darlene Jackson, 33, of Pace, is charged with first-degree
murder and aggravated child abuse In the Feb. 8. 1988 death
o f her 4-year-old daughter. Kimberly McZInc.
She Is accused of torturing and maliciously punishing the
child. Authorities said McZInc was 44 Inches tall and weighed
just over 28 pounds when she died. Investigators said the
average weight o f a child or that height and age Is 45 pounds.
Jackson, a former school teacher In South Carolina, and her
daughter moved to Pace In the summer o f 1987 and lived with
Mary Nicholson, her husband and children.
According to court records Jackson believed Nicholson
received revelations from God, then relayed God's Intentions
for McZInc's discipline to Jackson. Court records said Jackson
took an umbrella to be to protect herself from the demons she
bellved possessed her daughter.
Between July 1987 and Feb. 8, Investigators claim, the child
was denied nutrition and physically abused In attempts to
Improve her behavior and rid her soul of demons. Court
records said that at one point, the child drank urine.
Death row inm ate back in court
As a precaution, FP&L look
three 500-kilovolt power lines
near the fire out of service about
11 a.m. Monday, but began
using them again several hours
later, said utility spokeswoman
Stacey Shaw. The lines transmit
power Into south Florida, and
when they were taken out of
service, the utility began using
power supplied by local plants,
she said.
"These are major backbone
power lines for transporting bulk
power," Shaw said. "They run
O u tp a tie n t su rg e ry c o s ts rise
C h ild torture trial u n d e rw a y
SHALIMAR — A man convicted of killing his adoptive
mother by hitting her at least 33 times with a hammer then
stealing Items from her home will be sentenced April 5.
An Okaloosa County Jury Sunday deliberated some three
hours and recommended that James Randall Penn, 25, die In
the electric chair for the May 27 slaying of Ruth Penn. 69.
Ruth Penn was hit at least 33 times with a hammer while she
was In bed at her home In Mary Esther, a Fort Walton Beach
suburb. A mink stole, a gun and other Items were stolen from
the home.
On jkUnrday the Jury deliberated about seven hours before
rel^pmng the guilty verdict. Okaloosa Circuit Judge Erwin
Fleet can either accept the Jury's recommendation for death or
sentence Penn to life In prison.
Fresh Water Fish Commission.
Firefighters thought It would
be out Sunday night but by
Monday night the blaze had
consumed 2,700 acres of brush
and covered a 3-square-mlle
area. The (lames appeared to be
dying down and firefighters were
expected to be recalled, said
Peter Burke of the Division of
Forestry.
Officials said the fire was no
threat to people or buildings,
and wildlife scattered from the
blaze.
cash or property is turned over
to Lewis' office.
Most accounts are abandoned
when the owner dies without
telling his heirs about the pro
perty, Lewis said. Other ac
counts are simply forgotten and
left behind when a person leaves
town.
This year, some 921 million in
cash and property was left In
76,000 different accounts, Lewis
said.
"T h is Is perhaps the one
government function I know of
that la a no-losc situation that
makes everybody happy," he
said. " I f we find the rightful
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Fake cop gets biggest payoff ever
■y SUSANLODIN
Herald staff writer
Deputy accused of battering wife
WINTER PARK— The wife of a Seminole County sheriff's
deputy accused the deputy of throwing her onto a bed and
threatening to kill her at about 3:21 p.m. Sunday.
Charges have not been filed against Sgt. Taylor Roundtree.
45. of rural Winter Park. The deputy who took the report of the
Incident said he gave Mnry A. Roundtree. 48. a referral notice,
meaning she has 10 days to decide If she wants to press
charges. Sheriffs Capt. Roy Hughey said Monday that the
Incident will probably be the subject o f an internal
Investigation, but deputies are not Investigating the Incident as
a crime, until or unless Mrs. Roundtree presses charges.
The Incident occurred at the Roundtree house and the
responding deputy said Mrs. Roundtree had red marks on her
arm. She said the marks were made when her husband
grabbed her during an argument, a sheriffs report said.
Deputues find car used in escape
WINTER PARK — Seminole County sheriffs deputies report
they found the Car last week used by convicted child molester
and teacher. Albert McOoldrlck. 54. o f Geneva, when
McGoldrick made his escape from the courthouse in Sanford
Feb. 2 before the guilty verdict was returned in his trial.
The car was found in the parking lot o f the Langford Hotel In
downtown Winter Park. Capt. Roy Hughey said the car was
relumed to its owner, McGoldrtck's mother. Hughey said
deputies have no new leads in their search Tor McGoldrick. who
was convicted on seven accounts of lewd and lascivious acts
and one count o f battery on school girls where he taught at
Goldsboro Elementary School In Sanford.
Construction w orker survives 20-ft. fall
LAKE MARV — Eric. P. Rhodes. 28. of Lnngwood, who fell
two stories to land on concrete at a Heathrow construction site
in rural Lake Mary at about 12:45 p.m. Monday, apparently
survived the fall with his most serious Injury being a broken
arm.
Seminole County sheriffs Investigator Ralph Salerno said
Rhodes apparently slipped on wood flooring he was laying at
457 International Parkway. He fell about 20 feet and was
transported to Florida Hospltal-Altamontc Springs, where
Salerno said Rhodes was treated for a broken arm.
W ife attacked at work
SANFORD — Sanford police report the arrest of Vtrgal
Dionlous Braxton, 35. after workers at Metal Manufacturing.
501 Codisco Way, stopped an alleged attack by Braxton on his
wife at her workplace.
Police allege that Braxton, of 806 E. 14th St.. Sanford, pulled
his wife Bridgett to an office and grabbed her neck and choked
her before the attack was curbed and he was arrested on a
charge of battery-spouse abuse at 7:34 a.m. Monday.
A c cu s e d shoplifter fights police
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A man accused of shoplifting a
cassette recorder from Scars In Altamonte Mall ran from
security guards, but was caught and arrested by Altamonte
Springs police, who report the suspect fought them.
At 3:52 p.m. Monday outside Lake Villas Condos. Maitland
Ave„ police charged the man Identified only as John Doc, 22.
with strong arm robbery, resisting both with and without
violence and battery on a policeman. Bond Is $ 10,500.
Jacksovllle m an arrested
LAKE MARY — Lake Mary police Btoppcd a car they were
seeking In a traffic stop on Lake Mary Boulevard, and reported
' seel rig a hammer on the floor of the car.
The find of the hammer lead to a concealed weapons charge
against the driver. The car was searched and a hidden pistol
found. The driver, David Carl Boston, 23. of Jacksonville, was
charged with possession of a concealed firearm, possession of
burglary tools, resisting without violence and failure to
maintain a single lane. He was also charged with dealing in
stolen property. A 17-year-old passenger was also arrested.
T w o arrested for stolen property counts
SANFORD — In unrelated cases, both Sanford and Long wood
police report charging men with dealing In stolen property after
allegedly selling stolen Items to area pawn shops.
Both men were arrested Monday after they were linked to the
sales through pawn shop records.
Michael Steven Kidd, 36. of 203 Candclla Drive. Apopka, was
arrested by Langwood police.
Raymond Winfield Hamon, 18, of Deltona, was arrested by
Sanford police In connection with stolen items pawned at two
separate Sanford pawn shops.
LAKE MARY — The fake "policeman."
who since early this year has called nrca
residents and told them he has arrested a
loved one and needs cash for them to be
freed, got his biggest payoff last week, police
confirmed today.
A 38-year-old Lake Mnry woman fell for
Fred B la k eley . S em in o le
County solid waste manager,
said an electrical short in one of
the 4.OOO-square-foot hoppers
apparently started a fire In the
garbage at about 3 p.m. that
kept county crews on the site
until nearly 9 p.m.
The Upsala Transfer Station,
located on Upsala Road west of
Sanford, lakes In an average of
150 to 200 tons per day of
garbage, said Deputy County
Manager Jim Bible. The station
is a drop-off point for garbage
p r im a r ily from th e u n in
corporated areas west of In
terstate 4 and portions o f
western Volusia County. Bible
said.
Blakeley said the station
would lx* closed until Friday so
repairs could be made. He said
garbage would be routed to
cither the county landfill or the
Sanlando landfill.
After garbage Is brought to the
transfer station. It ts then trans
ferred to the county dump at the
old Osceola Airfield on Osceola
Road. The county operates a
second transfer station on North
Strerl near Sanlando. Although
the Upsala station has had two
small dumps at the site since the
early 1970s. they are not In use,
Bible said.
This woman, like several others through
out this county and In Orange and Volusia
coutlrs and the cities of Sanford. Lake Mary,
Lnngwood. and Allnmonlc Springs, followed
the caller’s Instructions to "b u y" the release
of her husband who had not actually been
arrested and who was sale at work. In other
cases victims have left up to $1,000 for the
caller, hut many persons who have been
called recognized the scam and didn't follow
orders.
Sheriff's Investigator Dan Prast said today
(hat the victims are all listed In the phone
book under the names of both a husband
and a wife. The conman has recently added
background sounds, which feature a man
sobbing and saying "Honey help me."
Form er agent says keep C IA off campus
“ That means sitting In n Ills b o o k .
thousands of innocent people.
"No one has ever been Injured,
The agency practices "state ter president's office or at a re
TALLA H A SSEE - Former rorism." he said, and should not cruitm ent cen ter — totally much less kilted, because of my
CIA agent Philip Agee, whose be allowed to lure students Into peaceful, non-violent civil dis writing." he said,
obedience — to draw attention to
Agee said he has been expelled
book on the agency he calls Its ranks.
Agee, In Tallnhassce to speak the fact that Murder Incorpo- from five NATO countries acting
“ Murder. Incorporated” won
under U.S. pressure. Even
him the wrath of the American at Florida State University, said rated Is on campus."
Agee spent 12 years In the though he Is a U.S. citizen and
government, said Monday stu s u p p o rt fo r th e " C I A o ff
CIA. Including eight years con has never been charged with a
dents should organize to block campus" movement Is growing.
"Many students have engaged ducting covert activities In Latin crime. Agee Is still battling »r
CIA recruiting on college cam
puses.
in civil disobedience, they have America. He resigned and wrote win back his passport, which
Agee charged that CIA covert risked Jail, they have had to pay “ Inside the Com pany: CIA was revoked In 1979.
"I'm trying to prevent the
a c tlv lte s In N icara gu a . El very large fines — $7,000 for Diary,” a book that exposed the
Salvador and other countries in example at Rutgers last year — agency's covert actions and
Reagan Administration and now
Latin America and around the for putting their bodies where brought Agee a firestorm of the Bush Administration from
criticism from U.S. officials.
world have caused the deaths of their politics arc." he said.
going back to the conditions of
Officials all the way up to (he 1940s and 1950s, when
thcn-Presldent Gerald Ford
thousands of Americans were
charged Agee had IxMraycd his denied U.S. passports because of
former colleagues and put CIA
th eir p o litic a l b elie fs and
the bureau said.
operatives In danger. Agee said associations." he said.
Unltad P r s n I n f matlonal
Personal spending, however, Monday those charges were
Agee, who makes his home in
WASHINGTON - The nation’s was stronger than previously lu d ic r o u s , an d had been
Madrid, Spain, travels using a
trumped up to discredit him and Nicaraguan passport.
economy grew at a sluggish 2 estimated, the bureau said.
percent in the fourth quarter of
1968 stunted by drought tosses
and red Ink on the trade balance
sheet, the Commerce Depart
ment said Tuesday.
The estimate for the nation's
gross national product, reduced
fourth quarter GNP more than
previously estimated, the bureau
said.
Real net exports dropped $9.4
billion in the fourth quarter,
after a decrease of $1.3 billion In
THE SEMINOLE COUNTY LOCAL PLANNING AQENCY/PLANNINO AND ZONING COMMISSION (LPA/P4Z) WILL
the third, the bureau said. That
CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO HEAR CITIZEN VIEWS ANO COMMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
was the worst deterioration of
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ASSOCIATED WITH THESE AMENDMENTS) DEPICTED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY
the trade account since the third
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. O N M ARCH 8, T H E LPA/PSZ W ILL A LS O C O N S ID ER A M EN D M EN TS T O T H E T E X T OF
quarter of 1986, when real net
T H E C O M P R EH EN SIV E PLAN IN CLU D IN G A M E N D M E N TS T O T H E G O A L S , POLICIES. O B JE C TIV E S , FIN D IN G S
exports dropped $11.6 billion.
Unltad Pt s h International
Economic growth sluggish
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• 7:17 a.m. - 212 Palm
Place, rescue, woman, 61,
transported.
• 2:36 p.m. — 440 Upsala
Rdl. medical rail. male, un
known agt,' transported to
South Seminole Hospital.
1*3:37 p.m. 1216 W.
13th St., medical call, man,
76, transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
• 5:56 p.m. — 410 Orange
Ave., trauma, woman. 93. not
transported.
• 6 : 4 0 p .m . - 2 5 5 4
Marshal, overheated furnace,
no fire loss.
• 9:24 p.m. — Park and
French Avenues, investiga
tion of smoke reported In the
area, no fire found.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CORRECTION
A story ycstcrd..y
the
Sanford Housing Authority In
correctly identified an authority
commissioner as Bob Ball Jr.
The commissioner ts Bob Ball
Sr.
MARCH 1. 1869
6:00 P.M.
Dump site trash
burns for hours
on Upsala Road
SANFORD - A hopper full of
garbage burned lor several hours
Monday afternoon at the Upsala
Transfer Station.
the scam Friday and left $20,000 cash and
850.000 worth of Jewelry and other valu
ables at a shopping center dropoff specified
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Editorials/ Opinions
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EDITORIALS
Keep Bennett out
of the Cabinet
T h ere are In c reasin g su g g e stio n s In
Washington and elsewhere that drug czardesignate William Bennett should be ac
corded Cabinet rank so he would have the
clout to coordinate a national otTenseive
against illegal narcotics.
This Is a terrible idea.
To begin with, Bennett has no n e e d .o f
Cabinet status because he already has the
president’s ear. Nor Is he one to suffer gladly
;the capital's dog-and-pony shows, where
ga m esm an sh ip m a sq u e ra d e s as sta tes
manship. Mr. Bennett demonstrated as an
able education secretary how effective he can
be on the move, making things happen. This
is precisely why President Bush chose him
and why he doesn't have to be in the Cabinet
to do hlsjob.
One of the surest ways to suffocate a good
Idea Inside the Beltway Is to staff It to death in
countless meetings. A s a farmer Cabinet
member and academic, Bennett has a healthy
skepticism of the committee system, where
too m uch Is said and too little Is ac
complished.
Whenever Bennett feels the need to attend a
Cabinet meeting, he is free to do so.
Meanwhile, the drug czar-designate should
count himself fortunate to have greater
latitude and more time to deal with one of the
most serious troubles assailing this nation.
ROBERT WALTERS
Deadly dioxin plagues Arkansas town
JACKSONVILLE. Ark. - ” We have the
chemicals In our bodies. There’s no known way
of getting them out," says William J. Polnton, a
typically scared resident of this central Arkansas
community, ’i t ’s quite frightening."
Polston cites frequent rashes and "small
wartlike things on my skin." Others living here
describe an unusually high rate o f seizures, birth
defects, brain tumors — and sudden deaths —
among neighbors and family members.
The apparent cause of those maladies Is a
chemical plant In the middle o f Jacksonville, 15
miles northeast o f little Rock, that began
production in 1956 and did not cease operations
until 1986.
In the late 1960s, the plant was one or eight In
the country that supplied 12 million gallons of
Agent Orange to the U.S. Air Force. The facility
produced 23 percent or the defoliant used to
clear the Jungles of Southeast Asia.
Before and after fulfilling Its military contract,
the plant turned out 2.4,8-T. an agricultural
version o f A gen t Orange. An unwanted
byproduct In the manufacture of both Is
2.3,7.8-TCDD — the most toxic molecule known
to science and the compound that makes dioxin
so deadly.
According to Patty Frase, who throughout the
1980s has led an often frustrating grass-roots
campaign to rid the community of the hazard,
Jacksonville now has more dioxin than any
other town In the nation.
The plant has gone through at least four
c o r p o r a t e
transformations —
fro m R e a s o r-H Ill
C h e m i c a l to
H ercu les. Inc. to
Transvaal. Inc. to
V e r ta c C h e m ic a l
Corp. All have left
Jack son ville now,
but their legacy re
mains — three sepa
rate, severely con
taminated Superfund
f The caustic
s ite s In a s in g le
wastes are so
community.
corrosive that
The first and most
they must be
d a n gero u s Is the
’re-drummed*
abandoned plant,
every six to 18
w h e re 2 .7 5 0 55months J
gallon barrels of diox
in wastes — along
with 22.000 barrels of "acutely hazardous"
wastes from other products — are stored In huge
sheds that have roofs but no walls.
The caustic wastes are so corrosive that they
JACK ANDERSON
Slain smuggler’s
legacy continues
What next for Afghans
tM
The Russian bear, licking its wounds, has
limped away from Afghanistan. The last
troops of a force that once numbered 115,000
bayc£||5w^ jiut. of Kabul, ending more than
nine years of an unsuccessful attempt by the
SovldaXo dominate another nation.
While the Afghan freedom fighters — who
were strongly supported by the Reagan
‘jUfic
Administration and approximately $2 billion
In U.S. military aid — drove the Invaders from
their nation, the future of the country Is not
clear.
Although the Afghans fought ofT the Soviets
— Just as they had battled Invasions led by
Alexander the Great. Genghis Khan, and
; scores of others — they did so at a horrendous
•cost tht Included a nmillion Afghans who were
: killed and seven million who became refitgees.
Soviet casualties Included an estimated
15,000 dead and up to 35,000 wounded.
With the Soviets gone, there Is every
Indication that President Nallb, the commu
nist puppet leader, will soon fall. How much
blood will be shed and what kind of a
government will be in charge arc questions
still to be answered. Already Soviet commen
tators are predicting that without their
presence, Afghanistan could become " a
second Lebanon."
The future does not look bright. Tradi
tionally. Afghans — who are about 99 percent
Moslem, but divided am ong 20 ethnic groups
— have been mare loyal to their tribes than
their nation. The seven prime guerrilla
groups that so successfully battled the
Soviets cannot agree on what comes next.
The Soviet expansionist balloon has been
punctured by a truism already learned by
many other natlon-lnvadere — that a de
termined people will overcome incredible
odds to defend their homeland. It now
remains to be seen what the Afghans will do
with their homeland.
Berry's W orld
GEORGE F. WILL
On politics, Chicago, and decline
CHICAGO — The chip off the old block is
compactly build but does not look, as dad did,
like something that walked — no. stalked —
away from Stonehenge. And Mayor Richard J.
Daley was never called, as the son Is. Richie.
Things ore (these things are relative) almost
mellow as Chicago propares for Its mayoralty
primary next Tuesday. The political machine,
and much else, isn't what It once was.
In Ward Just's new political novel, "Jack
Gance," a character recalls the description of
Prussia as less a state with an army than an
army with a state. Not long ago, Chicago was a
machine with a city. But In this year 13 A.D. —
Mayor Daley died In December. 1976 — the
machine, or os much as remains of It. Is In the
hands of the Incumbent mayor, Eugene
Sawyer, 53. That makes Richie Daley, 46, the
reform candidate. If Daley wins the primary,
Chicago wfl become the first large city to elect
a white mayor after having elected a black
mayor.
In 1983, Richie Daley helped make Harold
Washington Chicago's first black mayor. Daley
entered the Democratic primary against Mayor
Jane Bymc. splitting the white vote. When
Washington died after re-election In 1987,
Timothy Evans, a black alderman who had
been Washington's captain in the city council,
was backed by Jcsscc Jackson In his bid to be
elected mayor by the council. But Sawyer,
backed by a few black aldermen and most of
the white ones, won in o near riot, during
which he fainted.
Today Jucksun Is supporting Sawyer In the
primary. But if Daley wins, Jackson may
support Evans, the candidate o f the Harold
Washington Party. In the April 4 general
election. Jackson and some otehr black
politicians arc encouraging black voters to
regard the mayor's office as a racial entitle
ment.
Meanwhile, although the Republicans have
designated a candidate, another guy wants In.
Edwurd "Fast Eddie" Vrdolyak. former Cook
County Democratic chairman who recently
turned Republican. Is mounting a write-in
campaign for the Republican nomination.
Thut could drain enough white ethnic voters
from the Democratic primary to cost Daley a
close election. (The Daley-Sawyer race Is close.
The city Is approximately 40 percent white
and 40 percent black.) C o n celvca b ly.
Vrodolyak could win the Republican nomina
tion. setting up a Dodge City general e.ectlon
between him. the symbol of white hostility to
Harold Washington, and two black candidates
(Sawyer and Evans).
Oh. YEA H ? Well. I say M Y dad's honorariums
are bigger than YO UR dad's honorariums
must be "re-drummed" every six to 18 months
— a task that already has cost the Environ
mental Protection Agency millions of dollars. In
addition, EPA has found 100.000 cubic yards or
sludge contaminated with dioxin and other
toxics, which is piled 20 feet high In the open.
The other two Superfund sites are the Graham
Road and Rogers Road dump sites, both of which
are no longer used. The former Is a 40-acre
municipal landfill while the latter Is a 10-acre
private dump.
EPA estimates that more than 1,000 barrels
containing dioxin, herbicides. PCBs and other
toxic materials were abandoned at the two
landfills. Today, leaking, rusting, corroded
drums of waste remain on the ground and In
partially filled trenches.
The operator of the chemical plant had reason
to believe It was contaminating the community
as early as 1974. when company representatives
tested sol] and water samples from a yard that
had been flooded by a nearby creek, then told
the homeowner they "wouldn't suggest eating
anything out of the garden."
In subsequent years, evidence of dioxin was
found In the municipal sewer system. In Lake
Dupree In a city park, and In two streams that
run through Jacksonville — Bayou Meto and
Rocky Branch Creek.
A Republican mayor? Not likely. The g a m e s
being played by politicians are stirring fewer
[M is s io n s than In recent elections because
citizens are Increasingly serious. Chicago la
somewhat healthier politically because It Is
becoming sicker socially.
The city government's budget has grown as
city population has declined. The city's
solvency depends on retaining and attracting
Job-creating and tax-paying businesses. That
is becoming desperately difficult because of
what most people recognize as the most
Important Issue, the disastrous condition of
Chicago's public-school system.
The system Is 60 percent black, 24 percent
HlBpanlc. Forty per
cent of the students
flunk at least two
major courses a year.
Almost half do not
graduate. Half the 65
high schools are In
the bottom one —
yes, one — percent of
U.S. schools In stu
dent performance of
the American College
Test (ACT).
The average
high-school graduate
seeking a Job reads at
t h e l e v e l o f an
C A Republican
average Am erican
mayor? Not
eighth-grader. Onelikely j
fourth of these grad
uates read at the
Bixth-grade average.
A bank reports that three-quarters of the
applications for entry-level Jobs can not fill out
the job-application form. A machine shop finds
few applicants who know how many 16ths are
In an Inch.
This city of broad shoulders Is not stacking
wheat unymore. It Is Increasingly a city of
nimble Ungers on computer terminals. Many
new Jobs are In financial services. Chicago
businesses are at the breaking point In their
ability to compete while building In the cost of
doing what the schools do not do — teaching
skills suited to today's workplace.
When William Bennett was U.S. Secretary of
Education, he called Chicago's schools the
worst In the nation. Are they? "Everyone
knows that." says Daley.
He still lives two blocks from his father’s
house In the near Southslde neighborhood
where his mother, sister, brother and many
friends from grammar school and high school
still live. Ills politics, like his slightly doughy
sliupe, lack edge, as do the politics of Sawyer.
These are not divisive men.
That is good, because behind the gleaming
lake front. Chicago Is caught In a dynamic of
decline. The next mayor — Chicago has had
five In 13 yearn — Is going to bump against the
sharp shards of a fractured city.
V
WASHINGTON - The clonk and dagger
legacy o f Bany Seal lives on in a little town In
Arkansas, three years after the International
d ru g sm u gg lcr-tu rn e d -ln fo rm a n l was
assassinated,
Seal was believed
to have Introduced
the Medellin cocaine
cartel of Colombia to
the United States. He
flew drugs and arms
In and out o f the liny
Arkansas town o f
Mena In the Ozark
Mountains. In 1986,
after Seal became a
snitch for the Drug
E n fo r c e m e n t A d
m in is tra tio n . the
Seal cou ld
cartel gunned him
m a k e s
down on a •street In
m o c k e r y of
Baton Rouge. La.
t
h e a d •
Just exactly what
ministration’s
arran gem en t Seal
war on drugs J
had with the U.S.
government is still
unclear. And it appears the government
wants to keep It that way. Investigators In
Louisiana and Arkansas claim Seal was
allowed to continue smuggling drugs and
guns while he spied for the government, and
he may have been linked to the secret
Nicaraguan contra supply network.
Arkansas state police suspect the airport in
Mena Is still a hub for Illegal arms and drug
trafficking.
Frustrated Investigators told our associate
Jim Lynch that the full story on Seal could
make a mockery of the administration's war
on drugB and neap more embarrassment on
the government for the Iran-contra scandal.
In April 1986. two months after Seal was
killed, tw o Louisiana state police In
vestigators wrote an angry letter to the Drug
Enforcement Administration. They blamed
the agency for failing to protect Seal from the
Medellin cartel. They said the DEA allowed
Seal to pose as a drug smuggler under cover,
and continue his lucrative business as a real
smuggler at the same time. Seal testified at
one point that he made <500.000 during one
year while he was an Informant.
The Louisiana attorney general asked
then-U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meeac to
Investigate the handling of Seal. Mcese never
responded.
Seal left behind a criminal resume un
rivaled In the smuggling business. He was a
pilot for TWA in the early 1970s and then
uit to fly drugs and arms around the world.
y the late 1970s. Louisiana police were
tracking the smuggler they called the "fat
man." Seal moved his operation to Mena.
When he was arrested In 1984. he offered his
services to the Drug Enforcement A d
ministration.
S
Arkansas olllclala have pushed for a federal
grand Jury to Investigate Seal's enterprise
and any remnants that might still be
operating In Mena. But the U.S. attorney In
Arkansas says there Isn't enough evidence to
convene a grand Jury.
Rep. Bill Alexander. D-Ark.. smells a
covcrup and has suggested convening a stale
grand jury. The House Subcommittee on
Crime sent a sleuth to Mena last year. The
Seal case Is expected to be a centerpiece In
the committee's upcoming report on how the
federal government Interferes In local law
enforcement.
One Arkansas state police official told us
that he turned over a box o f documents to the
FBI on Seal and his cohorts. The FBI later
claimed the documents were “ lost."
Scattered evidence Indicates Seal was part
of the contra resupply network. A plane
carrying weapons and piloted by Eugene
Hascnfua when It crashed In Nicaragua In
1986 had belonged to Seal. After Seal died,
investigators from the Internal Revenue
Service raided his offices In Mena and seized
financial records. The IRS report on Seal Is
being kept under wraps, but we have learned
that Its title is. "Contra Mena Connection."
�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — T uesday, February 28 , 1989 — 84
Sale
raise the full $284,292 in cash
and faces a possible FCC license
Mas! had not challenge.
objected to the agreement.
"Sanford deserves a small,
Mast declined comment due to local station with quality pro
the pending sale, except lo say graming and wc plan (o give It to
he has no wrlttrn agreement them." Bob Bennett said.
wllh the Bennetts. Mast's at
Joan Bennett, president of
torney, Carmine Brnvo, could Bennett Broadcasting. Inc., said
not lie reached.
she and her husband have In
There are nt lenst two other vested about $34,000 of their
J u d gem en ts aga in st R iv e r own money In tlic station. They
Country by former owners, have managed the station since
a m o u n tin g to m o re th a n laic October.
$50,000. The Bennetts' at
Even If the station Is sold to
torney. Steve Laurence, said the Bennetts. Bob Bennett said
those debts will be paid By the he has no obligation to pay the
Bennetts under the terms of the more than $10,000 owed lo at
least 14 former employees who
sale.
Bob Bennett said he and his worked for Bowen.
"Our contract says we're not
wife still planned to purchase
the station, even If he has to obligated for any debt by River
Continued from Page 1A
Stocks open higher
United P m i International
NEW YORK — Trices opened higher Tues
day In moderate trading of New York Stock
Exchange Issues.
The Dow Jones Industrial average, which
rose 4.82 Monday, was up 8.03 to 2258.39
shortly after the market opened.
Advances led declines 402-258 among the
1.141 Issues crossing the NYSE tape. Early
turnover amounted to about 6,772.000 shares.
In economic news, the Commerce Depart
ment said the nation's economy grew at u
sluggish 2 percent In the fourth quarter of
1988. stunted by drought losses and red Ink
on the trade balance sheet.
The estimate for the nation's gross national
product, the total output of goods and services,
was the department's second for the final
quarter of 1988 and unchanged from the
advance estimate Issued last month.
Dollar higher, gold down
United Trass International
The dollar moved higher
Tuesday in light trading on
m a jo r fo r e ig n c u r r e n c y
markets. Gold was mostly
lower.
•
In Tokyo, the dollar soared
against the Japanese yen.
closing at 127.15 yen. up 1.15
from 126 yen Monday.
Dealers said market players
bought dollars because of the
widened Interest rate gap In
the United States and Japan
following a 0.5 point hike In
the U.S. official discount rate
Friday.
The dollar also gained on
purchase by Japanese In
vestors for short covering,
they said.
D o w Jo n e s
Dow Jones Averages
10:00 a.m.
30 Indus 2253.93 up 3.57
20 Trans 1061.29 unchanged
15 Utils 182.25 up 0.23
65 Stock 863.86 up 0.93
Local Interest
Elsewhere In Asia, the dollar
ended higher In Singapore at
1.9315 Singapore dollnrs, up
from 1.9255, und closed In
Hong Kong at 7.8005 Hong
Kong dollars, up from 7.7995.
In Europe, the dollar began
the day In Frankfurt at 1.8265
West German marks, up from
1.8155 marks on Monday.
G o ld A n d S ilver
NEW YORK (UPI) — Foreign
and domestic gold & silver
prices quoted In dollars per
troy ounce Tuesday:
Gold
London
Previous close 390.25 up 1.00
Morning fixing 386.75 off 3.50
Hong Kong 387.25 off 4.00
New York
Comex spot gold open 388.00
up 0.70
Comex spot silver open 5.854
up 0.009
(London m orning fixin g
change is baaed on the pre
vious day's closing price.)
1DEATHS • • ■ r - 1
These quotations provided
b y members o f the National
Association o f Securities
Dealers are representative
In te r-d e a le r prices as o f
m id -m o rning today. Inter
d e a le r m a rk e ts c h a n g e
throughout the day. Prices do
not Include retail markup or
markdown.
Bid
Ask
344
American Pioneer 3V4
32ft
Barnett Bank
33
22
22 V4
First Union
29<ft
FP&L
29ft
33V*
334*
Fla. Progress
48V4
484*
HCA
1744
18
Hughes Supply
Morrison's
24
24 V4
6044
NCR Corp.
60 V*
Plessey
4344
45V*
124*
12ft
Scotty's
2344
Southeast Bank 23 V*
20ft
21V*
SunTrust
734*
Walt Disney
73V4
554*
Westlnghouse 55V*
18V*
Brunswick
18V4
Oft
HBJ
944
164*
16V*
Fla. National
Winn-Dixie
45
44ft
29ft
Emerson.......... .2944
: „ v
.
Wiggins, Chesapeake Va.; three
grandchildren.
Wilson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary,
Sanford, In charge of arrange
ments.
LAURA D. "W A G " LAYMAN
Laura D. "W ag" Layman. 88.
190 N. S u n s e t D r i v e ,
Casselberry, died Sunday at
1401 Carlisle St.. Casselberry.
Bom July 4, 1900 In Chester.
ESSIE MAE BROWN
Pa., she moved to Central
Essie Mae Brown, 41. 3650 E. Florida from Woodbury. N.J.. In
Main St., Sanford, died Monday 1944. She was a homemaker
at Central Florida Regional Hos and previously employed In
pital, Sanford. Bom May 4. 1947 medical records at Florida Hos
In Brickeys, Ark., she moved to p ital. O rlando. She was a
Sanford from West Palm Beach' member of Kress Memorial Sev
In 1978. She was a-waitress and enth-day A d ven tist Church.
a member of New Bethel AME Winter Park.
Church. Sanford.
* Survivors Indude daughters.
Survivors Include husband. Phyllis L. Grier. Casselberry.
Bottle, Chicago; mother, Earline Lois L. Harris. Longwood; sister.
Carter, Apopka; brothers. Melvin Emma Greenwood. New Britain.
Carter. Leonard Carter, both of Pa.; three grandchildren: four
Orlando; sisters, Beatrice C. great-grandchildren.
Williams, Sanford. Lcnle Mae
Garden Chapel Home for
Carter, Winter Garden.
Funerals. Longwood. In charge
8. JACK BENTON
Wilson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary, of arrangements
S. Jack Benton. 76. 707 E.
25th St., Sanford, died Saturday Sanford. In charge of arrange
PHIM PHANTHAVY
at Central Florida Regional Hos ments.
Phlm Phanthavy. 69. 1204V*
ALTON
B.
CURRY
pital. Sanford. Bom March 15.
A lto n B. Curry. 63, 552 W. 14th St.. Longwood. died
1912 in Hampton. S.C., he
moved to Sanford from there in Thames Circle. Long wood, died Saturday at South Seminole
1923. He was a retired auto Saturday at Orlando Regional C o m m u n i t y H o s p i t a l ,
salesman for Seminole Ford. He Medical Center. Bom Feb. 7, Longwood. Bom Jan. 10, 1920
was a charter member of the 1926 In Miami, he moved to In Laos, she moved to Longwood
C en tra l B aptist Church, a Central Florida from there In from Sanford In 1987. She was a
deacon. Sunday school teacher 1979. He was a retired division homemaker and a Buddhist.
Survivors Include son. Somand a member of the building manager for the R.T. French Co.
committee. He was a veteran ol and a member of Par Street phone, Philippines; daughters.
Church of Christ. Winter Park. C h a n S o u k S a y s a v a n h ,
World Warll.
Survivors Include wife, Eva M.; He was a World War II Army Longwood, Bouavanh, Laos;
son. Jack Jr.. Sanford; daugh veteran, a 32nd degree Mason eight grandchildren.
Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral
ters. Elolse Krider. DcLand. and a member of Oleeta Lodge
Home, Orlando. In charge of
Brenda Alderman. Fort Bliss. F&AM. Miami Springs.
Survivors Include wife. Bobblt arrangements.
Texas; brother. James F., DcBary; sisters. Ester Bridges. J. McCombs; mother. Lillie Mae, VIRGINIA R. BEE
DcLand. Alberta Wright. San Miami: brothers, Harold N..
V irgin ia R. See. 88. 128
ford; five grandchildren; two Hollis E.. both of Miami.
Kaywood Dr.. Sanford, died
C o x - P a r k e r C a re y Hand Monday. Feb. 27. at her resi
great-grandchildren.
Brlsson Guardian Funeral Guardian Chapel. Winter Park. dence. Bom Aug. 25. 1900 In
Home. Sanford, in charge of In charge of arrangements.
Louisa. Ky.. she moved to this
arrangements.
area In August of 1988 from
LAURA W. FORD
Vero Beach. She was a home
PAULINE LEWIS ANDERSON
Laura W. Ford. 84. 1103 W. maker and a member of the First
Pauline Lewis Anderson. 78. 10th St.. Sanford. died Sunday
Baptist Church. Vero Beach.
1840 Strickland Ave.. Sanford, at Central Florida Regional Hos
Survivors Inrhidr daughters,
died Saturday at Florida Hospi pital. Sanford. Bom April 17.
Vivian Stewart. Sanford. Nancy
tal. Altamonte Springs. Bom 1904 in Kingsland. Ga., she
June 8. 1910 in Washington. moved to Sanford from there In Turman. Ashland. Ky.; Bister.
Mrs. G.H. Dixon. Urbana. Ohio,
Ga.. she moved to Sanford from 1914. She was a homemmaker
Mrs. Eugene Williamson. Ninety
Augusta. Ga.. In 1958. She wasu and a member of the Springfield
Six.
S.C.: seven grandchildren,
homemaker and a member of M issionary Baptist Church,
eleven great-granachlldrcn; one
New Mount Calvary Missionary Sanford.
great-great-grandchild.
Baptist Church. Sanford.
S u rvivors include slaters.
Oa k l a wn Park Cc mr S u rv iv o rs Include gra n d Sallic Davis. Mae Richardson,
tcry/Funeral Home. Lake Mary,
daughter. Dorothy Sanders, both of Sanford; brother. Boston
in charge of arrangements.
Bridgeport. N.J.; niece. Ethel W. Williams. Sanford.
Jackson. Sanford.
Wllson-Elchclberger Mortuary.
Wilson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary. Sanlord. In charge of arrange
Sanford. In charge of arrange ments.
ments.
A L F R E D E. " F E L L A " SCI, VIROINIAR.
L I N W O O D V I C T O R
Private graveside torvlcet *111 bt teU Vi
LAWSON
Rotehill Cemetery, Ashland. Ky.. In Iteu ol
BLANKENSHIP
Alfred E. “ Fella" Lawson. 35. llo
w n conlributront may be made te VNA ol
Ltnwood Victor Hlankenshlp. 116A Myrtle Ave.. Passaic. N.J.. Laniardor
H « Wattview Bagtul
Church
60. 3393 Fitzgerald Dr.. Orlando, died Friday us the result of an library limd. Vonlord
Oeklewn pork Cenatory/Funeral Homo,
died Sunday at the AMI Treat auto accident In Passaic. Bom
ment Center. Orlando. Bom Oct. May 19. 1953 In Sanford, he laniard. In charge ol arrangements
12. 1928 In Norfolk. Va.. he became a resident of Passaic in
moved from Sanford to Orlando 1973. He was a tractor-trailer RCNTON. JACK S.
Funorol services lor Jock V Bonten. H . Ol
In 1984. He was a custodian for driver and attended the Churrh ion lord, will So ol U K i n Thursday ol
the Orange County School Board of God In Christ. Passaic.
Control Baptist Churrh. ion lord *ith Dr
roddte im im oil K le in . Burlol *111 bo In
and a member of New St. Mark
Survivors Include wife. Audrie; fEvorgroon
Cemetery Vw nuig will bo Irom 1
Free Methodist Church. Orlando.
sons. Nathaniel. Mahiri. both of te s p m Wodnoidoy
S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e w ife . Passaic; daughter. Murshea.
B n u o n Guordlon Funorol Homo, io n lord
Bernice. Sanford; son. David. Gastonia. N.C.; parents. Robert In chorgo ol orrongomm it
Sanford; daughters. Janice. and Geneva, bath of Sanford; LAWSON. ALFRED l “ FELLA”
Sanford. Larvern Wllkerson. sisters. Willie Mac Bridges. Pat
Funorol te rv k e t tor Alhod E Lawton. U .
O rla n d o . M ach a lla D a v is . terson. N J.. Emma Jean. Haines ol Passaic. N J . *ho potted o*oy Friday
bo hold ol I actor* p m Thursday ol Iho
Rochester. N.Y- Nancy Harris. City. Ruth L. Murthlc. Sanford; •III
No* Lite Word Con ter. io n W Urn S i .
Oakland. Calif., brother. Samuel. brothers. Robert Jr.. Michael, ion lord *llh Potter Monoid W Worth*
Baltimore. Maryland; sisters. both of Rochester. N.Y.. Ernest officiating Inter morn lo tor to* Vi RotI loom
Como lory
Velma Daley. New York. N.Y.. Edward. Patterson. N.J.; one
Wilton Ekhotoorgor Mortuory. iontord in
chorgo ol o n ongtmorOt
Mary Sears. Norfolk. Va.. Lois grandson.Joseph
FUNERALS
> mmn , are
Country since Oct. 28." Bob
Bennett said.
Laurence said the form rr
employees may have lo sue
Bowen fore their unpaid wages.
Laurence said lie is also owed at
least $50 from Bowen for his
sports announcements, but docs
not plan to flic suit. Laurence
had filed a leln against the
station In November, but later
withdrew it when a portion of his
back earnings were paid.
Bob Bennett said an escrow
account had been established to
repay the employees und oilier
debtors, but a portion of that
uccount. said to be about
$30,000, Iras been used to pay
unpaid federal employment tax
es of the station. The taxes were
said to be more than $ 15.000.
Housing-------Continued from Page IA
ro u n d in g area . He
estimated the average value of
homes In that area at $120,000.
W illia m R o y s t e r o f th e
Seminole High School Advisory
Board said. "M y concern...Is that
Sanford has the reputation of
being a low-income housing dis
trict."
C om m ission er A. A. MeCtanahan Bald in an emotional
response, "W e're not going to be
hosing oor students in We'rr
Truce
going to be busing In our
teachers because they don't
hnve any place to llve....l keep
hearing a trend in Sanford Hint
I'm ashamed to be a part of....It
lakes all types of people to make
a community. If wc could all
ufTord to live In Heathrow, we
could all be a pari of that upper
echelon."
Hoffman expressed concerns
about Infrastructure, crime and
noise. County Road 46A Is at
capacity now. he said, without
the additional traffic generated
by the proposed project nnd Hills
of Lake Mary and Timucunn
developments still under con
struction.
Bill Simmons, city director of
engineering, told the commis
sioners the project "Is In concert
with the city comprehensive
plan."
The planning und zon in g
c o m m is s io n u n a n im o u s ly
approved the plan Feb. 16.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Continued from Page IA
of the annexation, nnd
an appeal of that decision Is
(rending In lire Fifth District
Court of Appeals.
A derision on that case could
lake up to four months, city
attorney William Colbert told the
commission.
The commission voted unan
imously to dismiss an annexa
tion case pending in Seminole
County circuit court. The case
involves a parcel on Slate Road
46 west o f Brisson Avenue
annexed last summer.
In other action, the com
mission voted 3-2 on the first
r e a d in g o f an o r d in a n c e
eliminating morinu launching
fees and prohibiting boat trailer
parking on weekends and holi
d ays. C o m m is s io n e rs Bob
Thomas and A. A. McClanahan
voted against the measure.
Commissioner Lon Howell said
elimination of the fee was neces
sary to obtain stale grants to
refurbish the marina.
Faison told the commissioners
repair of the marina ramps cost
the city about $86,000. That
repair work could lusl up (o 10
years, he said.
Linda Short. Winter Park
Timothy Watt. Richmond. Va
Thereta Lea. Le|ara. Colo
BIRTHS
Central Ftorlde Regional Hetpilal
Lallcla Roblnton. a baby boy. Sanlord
Winona R. Ham. a baby boy. Da Bery
Jamie J. Hokey, a baby girl, Geneva
Shannon Baatlay. a baby girl, Cattalbarry
Central Florida Regtonal HotgitaI
Saturday
ADMISSIONS
Sanlord:
Samuel Cox
Latlda Roblnton
Winona R. Ham. DaBary
Anna M. Bandtan. Deltona
Halan H. Cammack. Dattona
Sarah Gallagher. DaIIona
Howard B. Htlmt. Do IIona
Albert Brown, Laka Monroe
Jamie J Hokey, Geneva
Shannon D. Baatlay, Cetielberry
Doan R. Shaw. Cattalbarry
Lillian Kennedy. Longwood
DISCHARGES
Sanlord:
JotephAdamt
Stephanie W Broom and baby boy
Haial Foster
Ursula A Gllton
Mae V Hampton
Amy MowingIon
KlmMartlndlll
Marla J. F r Iton. DaBary
Kathleen Adamt, Deltona
Laura M. Dololo and baby boy, Deltona
Gertruda Priybyu. Deltona
Leon Schroeder. Deltona
Hatel I. Hantllne, Laka Helen
Jamie Hokey and baby girl. Ganava
Arnold R. Meryl**. Otteen
Jamet Cation. Winter Sprlngt
Brenda Kilts and baby girl, Cattalbarry
Sunday
ADMISSIONS
Sanlord:
Amnah Baker
Elliabeth Devine
Deborah Ramot. Chuluola
Dutlln Kendall. Deltona
George A. Lopala. Deltona
Athley M. Pierce, Deltona
Chrytlal M Price. Deltona
Charlla Michael*. Orange City
DISHCAROES
Sanlord:
Elliabeth Devine
Shirley B Fleldt
Frank Knight
William J. Read
Theodlt William*
Bertha Ferrara. Deltona
Terete Vatquat. Deltona
Edward Johns. Longwood
Barbara A. Foley and baby girl. Sanlord
Winona R Ham and baby boy. DaBary
BIRTHS
Deborah J. Ramot. a baby girl. Chuluola
T R A N S M IS S IO N
TR O U B LE?
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CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO.i S eem CA-ML
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FEDERAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Plaintiff,
v*.
MORRIS 0. MARTIN and
MARY FRANCES MARTIN,
hit wife.
Datandanti.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE It hereby glvan mat
pursuant to Mw summary final
judgmant ef teracletura and
tala anferad In th* cauta pand
Ing In th* Circuit Court of th*
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In
and for Stm lnoit County,
Florida. Civil Action Numbar
to 4104 CA-09L. ttw undartlgnad
Clark will tall I ha proparty
tltuatad In tald county, de
scribed at:
Lot 10. Block I], Tr. G,
Sanford, at racocdtd In tha plat
tharaof, at racordad In Plat
Book 1, Paga IIS, Public Re
cordset Samlnofe County, Fla.
at public tala, to ttw highest and
bait bidder for cash at 11:00
a m., on tha am day of April,
IN f, at tha watt front door of
tha Seminole County Court
house. Sanford, Florida.
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark of tha Circuit Court
By: JanaE.Jatawlc
At Deputy Clark
Publish: Feb. If. March7, IN I
DEB-MS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y
GIVEN, that Joseph Nurlk A/or
Carolina Nurlk. ttw holder of ttw
tot lowing certificated) hat filed
said certificated) tor a tax deed
to be Issued thereon. The cortlfl
cate number(t) and year(t) at
Issuance, ttw description of ttw
property, and ttw name(s) In
which It was at tested It/are as
follows:
Certificate No. 11.
Yearol Issuance: IMS.
Description of Property: LEG
SEC » TWP IIS RGE TIE E to
of NE U of NE Ik of SW la h S
100 FT OF E 100 FT OF W 410
FT OF SE to of SE Ik Of NW Ik
Names In which assessed: S.
J. Ledermen, Trustee
All of said property being In
the County of Seminole. State of
Florida.
Unless such certificated)
shall be redeemed according to
law. the property described In
such certificated) will be told
to ttw highest bidder at ttw west
front door, Seminole County
Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on
ttw 77m day of March. H fl at
11:00A.M.
Approximately S11S.00 cash
tor feet It required to be paid by
successful bidder at ttw sale.
Full payment of an amount
equal to ttw highest bid plus
applicable documentary stamp
taxes and recording fees It due
within 24 hours a fle r the
advertised time ot ttw tale. All
payments shall be cash or guar
anteed Instrument, made pay
able to ttw Clerk of Circuit
Court.
Dated mis 7m day of Febru
ary. IM1.
(SEAL)
Mery anno Morse
Clerk of Circuit Court
Seminole County, Florida
By: ArleenM. Zayas.
Deputy Clerk
Publish: February 14, II, M and
March 7. INI.
DEB 101
INTHECIRCUIT COURTOF
THE IITH JUDICIALCIRCUIT
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
OENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO.M-MIS-CA-lt'L
BAR NO. MUM
CITICORP SAVINGS OF
FLORIDA.0 FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Plaintiff,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLECOUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number If-IM-CF
IN RE: ESTATE OF
CHRISTINA L. KALTENBACH.
Deceased
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration ot the
• s la te of C H R IS T IN A L.
KALTENBACH. deceased. Fife
Number I t ISO CP, It pending In
the Circuit Court lor Seminole
County, F lorid a , Probate
Division, ttw address of which It
Seminole County Courthouse.
Sanford. Florida. The names
and addresses of the personal
representative and ttw personal
representative's attorney or*
set forth below.
All Interested persons are
required to fife with thlt court,
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE: (II all claims
against ttw estate and (2) any
objection by an Interested
person on whom thlt notice was
served that challenges ttw valid
ity of ttw will, the qualifications
of ttw personal representative,
venue, or jurisdiction of ttw
court.
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
Publication of this Notice hat
begun on February 71, IStt.
Personal Representative:
Frederick H. Kaltonbach
1111 Deer Run
Winter Springs. FL 2270*
Attorney for
Personal Representstlve:
Stephen H. Coover. Of
HUTCHISON. MAMELE
i, COOVER
P.O. Drawer H
710 N. Park Avenue
Sanford. FL 12772 0720
Telephone: (407)122 4011
Fla. Bar No. 1140*0
Publish: Fob. II. 20. IfM
DEB 207_____________________
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO.: ts m i CA or P
SUN BANK. N.A., frrmerty
known at FLAGSHIP BANK OF
SEMINOLE.
Plaintiff,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION NO.
M is t e c A e t L
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY, a
corporation organIred and
•listing under the Lows ol Ttw
United Slates ol America.
Plaintiff,
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice It hereby given that I
am engaged In business Ol 147
N to d lo t T ra il, Longwood
Seminole County, Florida under
tho Fictitious Homo of C.LJ.
SERVICES. INC. and that I
Intend to register Mid name
with ttw Clark ot ttw Circuit
Court, Somlnolo County. Florida
In accordance with ttw Pro
visions ot ttw Fictitious Noma
Statutes. To Wit: Section *41 OS
Florida Statutes 1»S7.
/s/Jerry L. Heydon
Publish: Feb 7.14.I t , 2*. lit*
DEB-4*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
Fife Number M-IO CP
INREi ESTATE OF
RICHARD G.ZIM
Deceased
NOTICE OP
ADMINISTRATION
Th* administration ol ttw
•slate ol RICHARD G ZIM
d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b er
M I42CP. Is pending In ttw
Circuit Court for Somlnolo
County, F lo rid a , P robate
Division, ttw address ol which I*
Somlnolo County Courthouse.
Sanford. Florida 12771 Th*
names and addresses of ttw
personal representative and ttw
personal representative's at
torney are sot forth below.
AM Interested persons are
required to 111* with this court,
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE: 111 all claims
against ttw aslsto and (1) any
ob|*cllon by an Intarastad
person on whom this notice Is
served that challenges ttw valid
ity ol ttw will, ttw qualifications
of ttw person si representative,
venue, or jurisdiction of ttw
court.
ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
Publication of this Nolle* has
begun on February 7*. ltof
Personal Raprossnlatlve:
Ranald Zlm
1*71 Lake Marlon Drive
Altamonte Springs. FI, 11701
Attorney for
Personal Representative:
L.W. CARROLL. JR..
ESQUIRE
LAWR ENCE W. CA R ROLL.
JR.. P.A.
tot Orient* Avenue
Altamonte Springs. FL 12701
Telephone: (407) 140 22**
Publish: Fob. 1*. March 7. Itot
DEB 17*_____________________
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* Is hereby given that I
am engaged In business at 144f
Lake Drive. Casselberry, FL
11707, Seminole County, Florida
under th* Fictitious Nemo ol DP
ENTERPRISES, end that I In
tend to register M id name with
ttw Clerk of ttw Circuit Court.
Somlnolo County, Florida In
accordance with ttw Provisions
ot ttw Fictitious Nemo Statute*.
To-Wit: Section (41 OT Florida
Statutes 1717.
/*/Darlene Parkinson
Publish: Fob.7.14,It.!* . IfM
UEfl feIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. M-1444-CA-M-L
THE FIRST, F.A.,*
corporation.
Plaintiff.
»*.
CHRIS H. JOHNSON and
VICKIE L. JOHNSON, his wife,
atal..
Defondants.
NOTICE OF SALE
Nolle* I* hereby given that
pursuant to ttw Final Judgmant
ot Foreclosure and Mlo entered
In ttw cause pending In ttw
C ircu it Court In and lo r
Somlnolo County. Florida, being
Civil Number •* 1444 CA Of L
ttw undersigned Clerk will Mil
th* property situated Somlnolo
County. Florida, described as:
Lot 4 and ttw East 11 toot ot
Lot 1. Block O. Longwood Park,
according to ttw plat ttwreof os
recorded In Plat Book 11, Pogos
*. f and 10. Pubik Records ol
Somlnolo County, Florid*,
at the public Ml*, to ttw highest
bidder tor cash al 11:00 A.M. on
the 10th day of March. Itot, at
ttw West Front Door ol ttw
Somlnolo County Courthouse, In
Salord. Florida.
DATED mis IStti day ol Fob
ruory, IfM.
MARYANNE MORSE.
Cterk of ttw Circuit Court
By: JonoE. Josowlc
Deputy Clork
(SEAL)
Publish: Fob.It,M. IfM
DEB 111
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
INANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA
CASE NO. M-1117-CA-tt-P
BARNETTBANK OF
CENTRAL FLORIDA. N.A., a
national banking corporation.
Plaintiff,
vs.
THOMAS W. BOWERS.at ui.,
atal.,
Datandanti
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice It hereby given that
pursuant to Summary Final
Judgmant of Foreclosure en
tered In ttw above entitled cauta
In the Circuit Court of Seminole
County. Florida. I will tall tha
property situate In Seminole
County, Florida, described at:
Lot 7, SAN LANTA Jrd SEC
TION. according to the plat
thereof at racordad In Plat Book
IS. Paga 75, Public Records of
Seminole County, Florida
at public tala to tha highest and
bast bidder tor cash at the wait
front door of lha Seminole
County Courthouse. Sanford,
Florida, at 11:00 A M., on March
10.1101.
DATED February a , INI.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERKOFTHE
CIRCUIT COURT
By: Jana E. Jatewlc
Deputy Clark
Publish: Fab. M. March 7.1101
DE62M
NOTICE OF CODE
ENFORCEMENT BOARD
PROCEEDINGS
TO: Willie Roundtree
1101Southwest Road
Santord.FL«77l
or tha ownar(t) of tha follow
ing described property:
Loti i, 7 .1 + 1 Blk I Meltcht
Subd. Pb 1 PG 04 as racordad In
Sanford, Seminole County,
Florida. Alto described as: 1101
Southwest Road
RE: Case No. 01044
Tha Sanford Coda Enforce
ment Board was created by
Sanford City Coda. Ordinance
ISM. at amended, as authorised
by Chapter Its. Florida Slat
ufet. Tha purpose of mis Board
It to facilitate tha enforcement
of the codas and ordinances In
force In the City of Sanford. You
have been charged with vio
lating ttw following Coda on
vouf prootftv:
Chapter 14, Section 14-1,
Chapter 11, Section 11-17.
Chapter 14. Section 14 1, sub
section SOS.IS A Zoning Article
VI, Section 7: Allowing the
accumulation of dabrls. rubbish
A used building materials on
premises: allowing high grau A
weeds to develop on premises:
allowing open storage of an
unlicensed and/or Inoperative
vehicle on premises; falling to
maintain accessory storage
building.
You are hereby formally
notified that a Public Hearing
will be conducted In ttw abovestyled cause by ttw Coda En
forcement Board of the City of
Sanford on ttw ism day of
March. ltof. at 7:00 p.m. In ttw
City Commission Chambers.
Room 117. Sanford City Hall. 100
N. Park Avenue. Sanford,
Florida, concerning the abovestyled violation. Tha Board will
receive testimony and evidence
at said Hearing and shall make
findings of fact and conclusions
of law.
You are hereby ordered to
appear before that Board at ttw
Hearing to answer ttw charges
and present your side ef ttw
case. You have the right to
nbtalr an attorney, at your own
expense. to represent you before
the Board. You have the right to
call witnesses on your behelt at
well at to cross eaamlne all
other witnesses. If you do not
appear, the Board may proceed
without you. Should the Board
determine that a violation
exist*. It has ttw power to Issue
Orders requiring you to bring
the violation Into rompilanre
Including the power to levy lines
and create a lien on your
property up to UN 00 tor each
day ttw violation continues past
ttw date set tor compliance by
the Board's Order.
It ttw violation It not cor
reefed by ttw time ef ttw Hear
Ing er If. prior to the Hearing,
yew come Into compliance with
the above stated alleged code
violation but the violation recurs
prior to the Public Hearing, the
Hearing will be held on ttw
allegation* against you
II you have any questions
concerning thlt matter, pleete
contact the Building Depart
menl at (4071 177 1141 SHOULO
YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL
ANY MATTER CONSIDERED
AT THE ABOVE HEARING
Y O U M A Y N E E O A
VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS TESTIMONY
AND EVIOENCE W H I C H RE
CORO IS NOT PROVIDEO BY
THE CITY OF SANFORD IF S
70s CIOSI
Publish Feb 14. II. IS. March
7. ISOS
DEBIT
t
*
INTHECIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
FORTHE
STATS OF FLORIDA
INANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
I
FLORIDA
Casa He. M 4144 CA-M-L
Oenersl Jurisdiction
GENERAL ELECTRIC
MORTGAGE SECURITIES
CORPORATION.
Plaintiff.
vs.
ROBERTEUGENE
HRABOVSK Y, el ux„ et el..
Defendants.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE BYCLERKOFTHE
CIRCUIT COURT
Notice It hereby given that ttw
undersigned Maryanne Morse.
Clerk ol the Circuit Court of
Seminole County, Florida, will,
on ttw Tim day of March. INI,
at 11:00 A.M.. at ttw front door
of ttw Seminole County Court
house. In ttw City of Sanford.
Florida, otter for tale and Mil at
public outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, ttw follow
ing described property situated
In Seminole County. Florida,
tgwll:
THAT certain Condominium
parcel known as Unit No. 200 B,
DESTINY SPRINGS, a Con
dominium and an undivided
.001141 Interest In the land,
common elements and common
expenses appurtenant to said
Unit, all In accordance with and
sub|ect to ttw Covenants, Con
dlllons. Restrictions. Terms and
other Pro
tlont of the Declaration of
Condom inium of D estiny
Springs, a Condominium, at
recorded In Official Records
Book 1117, Page 1010, as
amended In Official Records
Book 1140. Page 1447. all ol ttw
Public Records of Seminole
County, Florida.
pursuant to ttw final decree of
foreclosure entered In a case
pending In said Court, ttw style
o l w h ich I t : G E N E R A L
E L E C T R IC M O R T G A G E
SECURITIES CORPORATION,
vs. RO BERT EUOENE
HRABOVSK Y, el ux.. et al.
WITNESS my hand and of
fklal seal of said Court mis 14th
day of February. INI.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE.
CLERK
BY: Jane E. Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish: Feb 21. M. IN I
DEBM2
INTHECIRCUIT COURTOF
THE IITH JUDICIALCIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CASE NO. 17-1447-CA-gi-L
OENBRAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
FIRST UNION MORTGAGE
CORPORATION F/K/A
CAMERON BROWN
COMPANY
PLAINTIFF.
—vs—
ROGE R W. SCHARLAU AND
SOUTHEAST BANK. Nik
DEFENOANTISI.
AMENDED
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to an Order of Final
Judgment of Foreclosure dated
February 71. INI. entered In
Civil Caw No 171147 of the
Circuit Court of the Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit In and for
SEMINOLE County. Florida,
w h e r e in F IR S T U N IO N
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
F/K/A CAMERON BROWN
C O M P A N Y . P la ln llll and
ROGER W SCHARLAU are
defendant(t). I will tell to the
highest and best bidder for cash.
AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR
OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE. SANFORD.
FLORIDA, al II H A M . April*.
ISOS, the tallowing described
property at set term In said
Final Judgment, to wit
LOT : GREENWOOO LAKES
UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE
P L A T THEREOF AS RE
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK TL
PAGES 44 ANO St. PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
D A T E D at S A N F O R D .
Florida, mis Tlnd day ef Febru
ary. lies
MARYANNE MORSE.
CLERKOF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
SEMINOLE Countr. Florida
Br Jane E Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish Feb 7*. (March 7.1set
DEB It l
DONNA L. FERNANDEZ f/k/a
DONNA L. FAULKINGHAM.
et al..
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:DONNA L FERNANDEZ
f/k/a DONNA L. F A U L K
INGHAM, current residence It
unknown. WHO IS A NATURAL
PERSON. IF BE LIVINO; AND
IF BE DEAD. THE UNKNOWN
DEFENDANTS WHO MAY BE
SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES,
OF SUCH DEFENDANT, AND
ADDITIONAL UNKNOWN DE
FENDANTS AS SUCCESSORS
IN INTEREST, GRANTEES,
A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S ,
CREDITORS. TRUSTEES.
AND ALL PARTIES CLAIM
IN G I N T E R E S T B Y .
T H R O U O H , U N D E R OR
AGAINST THE DEFENDANTS
WHO ARE NOT NATURAL
PERSONS. WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
ALIVE, ANO ALL PARTIES
HAVING OR CLAIMINO TO
HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR
INTE R EST IN THE PR O
PERTY DESCRIBED IN THE
M O R T G A G E B E IN G
FORECLOSED HEREIN.
YOU A R E H E R E B Y
NOTIFIED, that an action to
foreclose a mortgage on ttw
following described property In
Seminole County, Florida:
L O T 12, L O N G D A L E
LONGWOOO. according to ttw
Plat thereof at recorded In Plat
Book 11, Page M. Public Re
cords of Seminole County.
Florida.
has been filed agelnst you and
you are hereby required to serve
a copy of your written defenses
to It. If any. on RONALD L.
FRIED. P.A., Plaintiff's at
torney. who** address Is: 7700
NORTH KENDALL DRIVE,
SUITE 1H. MIAMI. FLORIDA
U1M on or before ttw 24th day ol
March. IMS. and file ttw original
with tha Clerk of thlt Court
either before service on Plain
tiff's attorney or Immediately
thereafter, otherwise, a default
will be entered against you for
the relief demanded In ttw
C o m p la in t to F o r e c lo s e
Mortgage.
Dated this 17th day of Febru
ary. ltof.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE.
Clerk of said Court
By: Ruth King
at Deputy Clerk
(Court Seal)
Publish: Feb. 21, 21. March 7,
14. IMS
DEB-221
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
that by virtue of that certain
Writ ot Execution Issued out of
and under ttw teal of tha Circuit
Court of Seminole County.
Florida, upon a final lodgement
rendered In ttw aforesaid court
on ttw 1st day of January, A.D.
lift, In that certain cat* en
titled. Jest* W. Miller and
Wllhelmlna A. Miller. Plaintiff,
—vs— Continental Properties
and Finance Corporation and
Carlton F. Buckley, Individu
ally. Defendant, wtikh aforesaid
Writ of Execution was delivered
to me at Sheriff of Seminole
County, Florida, and 1 have
levied upon the following de
scribed property owned by Con
tinental Properties and Finance
Corp., tald property being
located In Seminole County.
Florida, more particularly de
scribed at toIlows:
All right, title and Interest of
ttw defendant In ttw following
described real property. Begin
ning 410.11 feet South and 4421
feetWesf of ttw Northwest cor
ner of Government Lot 1, Sec
tion 21, Township I f South.
R ang* 2* East, Seminole
County, Florida, run thence
West 77t 1 Feet, thence South
140 H feet, thence East 2401
feet, ttwnce North 140 00 feel to
ttw point of beginning. Lest road
right of way.
and ttw undersigned as Sherltl
ot Seminole County, Florida,
will at 1I:H A M on ttw lifts
day of March. A.D. ISet. offer
tor safe and tell to ttw highest
bidder, for cash. sub|*ct to any
and all existing feint. *1 ttw
Front (West) Door al the steps
of ttw Seminole County Court
house In Sanford. Florida, ttw
above described real property.
That said sale It being mad*
to satisfy ttw terms of said Writ
of Execution.
John E. Polk, Sheriff
Semtnoto County. Florid*
T* be advertised February 21.
M. March 7. 14 With ttw safe on
March IS. IMS
DEB-204
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO.1(AtM CA-M-P
BABS INVESTMENTS. INC .
Plaintiff.
vs.
PETER JBARHYOT.
Defendant
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on ttw list day of (March,
lege, at il:00 a m . at ttw West
door ot tn* Courthouse of
Seminole County, at Sanford.
Florida. Maryann* Morse. Clerk
of ttw Circuit Court, will otter
tor sal* to ttw highest and best
bidder tor cash, at pubik out
cry. the following described real
property located In Seminole
C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , m o re
p a rtic u la rly described a t
follows, to wit:
Lots 14. 11. and 14. Block 2.
THE R E SE R V E AT THE
CROSSINGS. Phase I. accord
ing to the plet ttwreof. Plat Book
14. Paget 7*. M end II. et
recorded In the Public Records
ef Seminole County, Florid*.
The above tale It mad*
pursuant to ttw Final Judgment
entered In the above styled
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and
ettklal seel mis ism day ol
February. IS**
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ef me Circuit Court
By JeneE Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish Feb II. 2*. tsgt
DEB It*
RICHARDC. SMITH.
Individually, et ux, et al.
Defendant.
AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE It hereby given that
pursuant to ttw Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In ttw cause pend
Ing In the Circuit Court of the
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In
and for Seminole County,
Florida. Civil Action Number
M 2147 CA 0t P, ttw undersigned
clerk will tell the property
situated In tald county, de
scribed at:
Parcel I. Lot 4. Leu ttw North
174 feet. Block 2. E. J. WHITE
SUBDIVISION, according to the
Plal ttwreof as recorded In Plat
Book 7, Pag* 4*. of ttw Public
Records ol Seminole County,
Florida.
at public Ml*, to ttw highest and
best bidder tor cash at 11:00
a m., on ttw 2*th day ot March.
IStS, at ttw west front door ol
the Seminole County Court
house, Sanford. Florida.
(MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk of ttw Circuit Court
By: Jane E. Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish: Feb. 71.2*. ltof
OEB-IS4
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE 1STH
JUDICIALCIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA.
INANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CASE NO. S*-1S4*CA-M-L
OENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
DUVAL FEDERAL SAVINGS
ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
JACKSONVILLE.
PLAINTIFF,
vs.
ROBERT D. WELSH and
GAYLE A. WELSH, hit wife!
TREVOR WELSH and JOHNIE
CONLEY.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to Summary Final
Judgmant of Foreclosure ren
dered on tho 10th day of
Jonuory. lt*», In that corialn
cause pending In the Circuit
Court In and for Somlnolo
County. Florida, wherein FIRST
F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND
LO AN A S S O C IA T IO N OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY Is Plain
tiff, and ROBERT D. WELSH
end GAYLE A WELSH, hit
wife; TREVOR WELSH end
JOHNIE CONLEY ere Defen
d a n ts. C iv il A c tio n No.
M3SNCAO? L.
1, M A R Y A N N E MORSE.
Clork of tho otoreMld Circuit
Court, will at 11:00 AM ., on ttw
list day of March. Iff*, otter for
Mlo end Mil to ttw hlgtwit
bidder lor cash el the West front
door of tho Courthouse In
Somlnolo County, Florida, the
following described property,
situated end being In Seminole
County. Florida, tpwlt:
Lot It, OAK HILL VILLAS,
according to ttw Plat thereof at
recorded In Plal Book 10. Page
71 and 71. ot the Public Records
of Seminole County, Florida.
Said sale w ill be made
pursuant to end In order to
satisfy ttw terms ot Mid Sum
mery Final Judgment.
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERKOFTHE
CIRCUIT COURT
By: Jane E. Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish: Fob. 11,10. Ittf
DEB 700
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, INANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
CASE NO. W-ltM-CA-M-L
ALLIANCE (MORTGAGE
COMPANY, a corporation
orgenlied end existing under the
lews ol ttw State of F lor Ida.
Plaintiff,
YS .
BRAMAH SALICKRAM; JOAN
SALICKRAM; any unknown
heirs, devisees, creditors,
grantees and other unknown
persons or unknown spouses
claiming by, through end under
Bramah Sellckrom and/or Joan
Sollckrem.
D e f e n d a n t s .
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that,
pursuant to a Summery Final
Judgment ot Foreclosure en
tered herein. I will Mil ttw
property situated In Seminole
County, Florid*, described at:
Lol 101. LONGDALE. ac
cording to ttw plat thereof at
recorded In Plat Booh 11. at
peg* M. of ttw public records ol
Seminole County, Florida.
Together with: rang*,
at pubik Ml*, to ttw highest end
best bidder tor cash, at ttw west
front door ot the Seminole
County Courthouse In Sanford.
Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on ttw
list day ol March. 1ft*.
WITNESS my hand and Of
ficial Saal ot Mid Court thlt tlth
day ot February, If**.
(COURT SEALI
MARYANNE MORSE.
Clark ol ttw Circuit Court
By: JanoE. Jotowlc
At Deputy Clerk
Publish: Feb. 21.20. IfM
OEB Iff
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA .
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number M-ISACP
DivtstonW
INREi ESTATE OF
JOSEPH FRANCIS BUSH,
a/k/e JOE F. BUSH
Deceased
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration ol the
•state ol JOSEPH FRANCIS
BUSH, o/k/o JOE F. BUSH,
d e c e a s e d . F i l e N u m b er
Of. 100 CP. It pending In the
Circuit Court lor Seminole
County. F lorid a . Probata
Division, ttw address ot which Is
Somlnolo County Courthouse.
North Pork Avenue. Senlord,
FL 11771. The names end
addresses ol ttw personal repre
tentative and ttw personal rep
resentetlvo't attorney or* M l
forth below.
All Interested persons ore
required to III* with mis court.
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE- til oil claims
•gainst ttw estate and 111 any
objection by on Interested
person on whom mis notice wot
served mot challenges ttw valid
tty o! ttw will, ttw quolltkotton*
ot ttw personal representative,
venue, or jurisdiction el ttw
court
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
Publication ol mis Notice has
begun on February Jl. lift
Personal Representative
Dene M Horn*
4I1E. Bey Ave
Long wood. F L 17720
Attorney tor
Personal Representative.
FRANK C. WHIGHAM.
ESQUIRE of
STE NSTROM. MclNTOSH.
JULIAN. COLBERT.
WHIGHAM A SIMMONS. P A
P O Box ISM
Sanford. FLU77J 1120
Telephone 14071 272 1171
Publish Feb 21.2*. ISOS
DEB 717
INTHECIRCUIT COURTOF
THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT SEMINOLE
COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. SS4417-CA-ML
FORDCONSUMER CREDIT
COMPANY, a Delaware
Corporation, authorlied to do
business In ttw Slate of F lor Ido.
Plaintiff,
vs.
JAMES A. PIERCE, and
LYNETTEKIMBERLIN
PIERCE,his wife and
CREDITHRIFT, INC..
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby glvan that
pursuant to ttw Summary Final
Judgment ot Foreclosure and
Safe da fed February 0, Itot, and
entered In ttw cauM pending In
ttw Circuit Court ot ttw Elgh
teenth Judicial Circuit, In and
lor Somlnolo County, Florida.
Civil Action No: *0 4457 CAOf-L.
ttw undersigned Clerk will Mil
ttw property situated In Mid
County, described as:
Lot *4. SAN LANTA. THIRD
ADDITION, according to ttw
plat thereof os recorded In Plat
Book 11. Pago 71. ol ttw Public
Records ot Somlnolo County,
Florida,
at ttw public Ml*, to ttw highest
bidder tor cash at 11:00 A M . on
ttw nth day ol March. INf. at
ttw West Front Door ol ttw
Somlnolo County Courthouse. In
Sonlord. Florida.
DATED this lath day of Feb
ruory. Itot.
MARYANNE MORSE,
Clerk ol tho Circuit Court
By: Jano E. Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish: Feb. 21,n . Itot
D E B n*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN
ANOFOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASE NO. M-MN CAM P
SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE
COMPANY,
Plaintiff.
vs.
MELVIN MORAN, el al..
Defendants.
ABRAHAM YOULOVSK Y end
HORTENSE YOULOVSKY.hls
W||f
Crosspie Intllfs.
vs.
MELVIN MORAN, et el..
Crossdelendants.
NOTICE OF FORCCLOSURE
SALE ON CROSSCLAIM
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment ot
Foreclosure on Crossclelm
dated February 14. Itot end
entered In Case No. to ION CA
Of P ot ttw Circuit Court of ttw
Itth Judicial Circuit. In end lor
Somlnolo County, Florida,
wherein ABRAHAM YOULOVSKY, at el., ere Crossplelnllffs
and MELVIN MORAN, et el.,
•re ttw Defendants, I will Mil to
ttw highest bidder tor cash et
the West front door ol tho
Somlnolo County Courthouse, In
Sanford. Florida, at 11:00
o'clock a m. on ttw 7Jrd day of
March, Itot, th* following de
scribed property as M l forth In
Mid Final Judgment, lying and
btlng situate In Seminole
County. Florida, towll:
L o l I B l o c k O ol
WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION
ONE according to tho Plat
thereof, os recorded In Plot
Book IS •* Page 7 In ttw Public
Records ol Somlnolo County.
Florida
DATED this ldfh day ol Fob
ruory. Itot.
Clerk of ttw Circuit Court
By: JeneE. Jesewlc
Deputy Clerk
Publish: Feb. It.It. Itot
DEB 707
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN
ANDFOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. *01127 CA-M-L
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 1
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
OSCEOLA COUNTY,
Plaintiff.
GLENNA R. HERRON. A/K/A
GLENNA ROSENBLOOMAND
UNKNOWN SPOUSE. IF
(MARRIED; PETER N. HILL.
AS TRUSTEE OF THE
ESTATE OF GERMAN
MONTOYA, OEBTORi UN
KNOWN TENANT(S)
DEFENDANTS
NOTICE OF ACTION
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
-PR O PE R TY
TO:GLENNAR.HERRON
A/K/A GLENNA
ROSENBLOOM
Residence unknown. If living.
Including any unknown spouse
of ttw Mid Defendants. If either
hat remarried end It either or
both ol Mid Defendants are
dead, their respective unknown
heirs, devisees, grantees,
assignees, creditors, lienors,
and Irusteot. and all other
persons claiming by, through,
under or against ttw named
D e f e n d a n t ! * ) ! and the
aforementioned named Defend
a n i l s ) and such o f fh *
aforementioned unknown De
fendants and such of the
aforementioned unknown De
lendants at may be Infants.
Incompetents or otherwise not
sullurlt.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI
FIED that an action has been
commenced to foreclose a
mortgage an the following real
property, lying and being and
situated In IEMINOLE County.
Florida, more pertkuterty de
scribed at lol lows
LOT f AN D C O VEREO
P A R K IN G I . C Y P R E S S
V IL L A G E 2ND R E P L A T .
TRACT "C ” PHASE I. AC
CORDING TO THE PLA T
THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN
PLAT BOOK 24. PACE 79.
P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ,
FLORIDA
more commonly known as 111
M OREE LO O P. W IN TE R
SPRINGS. FLORIDA22(47
Thlt act Ian hat been filed
against you and you are re
quired to serve a copy ef your
written defense It any. to It on
SHAPIRO A FISHMAN. At
torneys. whose address It 124
Norm Ree Street Suite 202.
Tampa. Florida 2240* 1412. an or
betore March 14. IS** end HI*
ttw original with the Clerk of
mis Court either before soryko
on Plaintiff s attorney or Imm*
diafely thereafter, otherwiso a
default wilt be entered against
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE >7m OAT OF
MARCH. ISM. * 00 A M AT THE COUNTY SERVICE BUILDING
IN SANFORD. 11*1 EAST FIRST STREET. COUNTV OF
SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIDA. A TAX SALE CERTIFICATE
WILL BE SOLO ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAND TO
PAY THE AMOUNT DUE FOR TAXES HEREIN SET OPPOSITE
THE SAME TOGETHER WITH ALL COSTS OF SUCH SALE AND
ALL ADVERTISING SALE WILL BE IN ROOM N 12*
the Complaint
WITNESS my hen* end seel
of mis Court on ttw 17m day of
February. ISO*
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK
Circuit and Canty Courts
By Wendy W Collins
Deputy Clerk
P-toHth Feb 21. 2*. March 7.
•kteM
OEB 22*
CLEINVINC
72* Centennial Ave
LEG LOT I
CRYSTAL LAKE ESTATES
PB 12 PCS I A 1
RAYVALDES
TAX COLLECTOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA
PubUsn February 21.2* fc March 7. U ISM
vs.
MARK BENNETT
PITTINGER.
Defendant
NOTICE OF SALE
N O T IC E is g lv a n lh a l
pursuant to a Final Judgment
dated February 10. IN*. In Caw
No. I I II27-CA Of L ol the
Circuit Court el Somlnolo
County, Florida In which FIRST
FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA
COUNTY. Is ttw Plaintiff and
MARK BENNETT PITTINGER
Is Defendant. I will Mil to ttw
highest and best bidder tor cash
at ttw West Front door of ttw
Somlnolo County Courthouse In
Sanlord. Florida, at 11 00 a m .
on March 21. ISM. ttw following
described properties M l form In
ttw order ol Final Judgmant
Unit *. CENTER PLACE. •
Condominium, and on undivided
l/lim Interest In ttw common
• lam ents appurtenant to
C EN TE R P L A C E . • Con
dominium, end set out In mat
cartaln Declaration ol Can
d o m in iu m to r C E N T E R
PLACE, dated September 1*.
INI. tiled September 14. INJ.
recorded In Ottklol Records
Bo m 1411. Page* IS** through
ISII. of th* Pubik Record* ot
Seminole County. Florida
Dated mis 11th day ot Febru
ary. ISM
MARYANNE MORSE.
CterSot Court
By: JonoE Jasewk
Deputy Clark
Publish Feb 21.2*. ISM
OEB 201
NAME LIO AL DESCRIPTION
TAX COST
24*12
OEB 00*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
CASE NO. M-104-CA-M
DIVISION: L
DUVAL FEDERAL SAVINGS!
LOAN ASSOCIATION.*
corporation orgenlied end
existing under th* lews ol ttw
United States of America
Plalnllll,
vs.
GUVM MATSON; JAMIE
MATSON f/k/a JAMIE
GREEN; any unknown hairs,
devisees, creditors, grantee*
and other unknown parson* or
unknown spouses claiming by.
through and under GU Y M
MATSON and/or jAMIE
MATSON l/k/o JAMIE
GREEN.
Defendants
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: JAMIE MATSON f/k/a
JAMIE GREEN
Residence Unknown
Last Known Mailing Addrsu
SOtCaM Park Court "O "
Winter Springs. Florida 11700
TO: Any unknown heirs, de
vlsees. creditors, grantees and
other unknown persons or un
known spouses claiming by,
through ond under JAMIE
MATSON l/k/o JAMIE GREEN
Res(dance Unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action to foreclose the mortgage
encumbering th* lollewlng
property In Seminote County.
Florida
Lot A Loss ttw South 4 t l toot
ttwrool. and also ttw South 4 SI
feet ot Lot 2. oil in Block II.
CASA PARK VILLAS PHASE I.
qccarding to mo plat ttwreof os
recorded In Piet Book It. Pages
14 and IS. Public Records ot
Somlnolo County. F lor Ido
he* been tiled by ttw Plaintiff
against you and others In th*
above styled cause end you or*
required to serve a copy ot your
written defenses. It any, to It on
SMITH B SUMMONS Plaint,Ws
attorney, i i j West Adams
Street. Suite III*. JecSsonaill*.
Florida 272V1 on er before
March ism ISM and III* th*
Ortgirwl with m* Ci*f s ot mi*
Court either befer* service on
Plaintiff * attorney er immodi
efety thereafter etherwise e
daIout I will be entered agamtl
you tar me relief demanded m
tho canwteint or petition
WITNESS my hand end seel
ef mu Court on mis 17m doy of
February ism
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk of me Circuit Court
By Wendy W Calling
Deputy Clers
ISEAL)
Publish Fab >1. 1* March 7.
Ik I S M
O f 6 771
Legal N o tice s
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice Is hereby given that I
am engaged In business al I4J0
Bristol Park PI . Lak* Mary,
Seminole County, Florida under
ttw Fictitious Nemo of WIZARD
CLEANERS, and that I Intend
to register said name with ttw
Clerk of tho Circuit Court.
Somlnolo County, Florida In
accordance with ttw Provisions
of ttw Fictitious Nome Statute*.
ToWtt: Section *41M Florid*
Statutes 1*17.
/•/Gordon Linder
Publish: Feb. II. March 7. Ik
It, Itot_______________ DEB 1*7
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice Is hereby given that I
am engaged In business at P.O.
Box Ilk Genov*. FL, Somlnolo
County, F lorid* undtr th*
Fictitious Nama ot MYERS
CONTRACTING, and that I In
tend to register sold name with
ttw Clork of ttw Circuit Court,
Somlnolo County, Florida In
accordance with ttw Provisions
of ttw Fictitious Nome Statutes.
To-Wit: Section (41 Of Florida
Statutes 1*57.
/s/H. Ronald Myers
Publish: Fab. II. 1*. March 7.
Ik IfM_______________D E B in
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN
AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO. SS tm C A-M P
Joseph E. Melstor ond
Margaret* Melstor, his wile.
Plalnllll.
vs.
Albert A. Palma and Bonnie J.
Palma, his wits, ond Michael M.
Sleggs.
De lendants
NOTICE OF SALE
N O T IC E Is g lv a n th at
pursuant to a final judgement
dated February I*. IN*, In Casa
Number MUOkCAd* P. ol Ihe
C ircu it Court In and lor
Somlnolo County, Florida. In
which Joseph E. Melstor and
Margaret* Melstor. his wile, are
ttw Plaintiffs and Albart A.
Palma and Bonnie J. Palma, his
wife, and Michael Staggs, are
ttw Delsndants. I will sell to ttw
hlghatl and best bidder for cash
•I ttw Well Front Door ol ttw
Somlnolo County Courthouse In
Sanford. F lorlda. a t) 1:00 AM on
March 71. IN*, ttw following
described property:
Lot lk Block A. BEAR LAKE
MANOR, according to ttw plot
ttwreof os recorded In Plot Book
II. Peg* 7*. Public Records ol
Seminole County, Florida.
DATED this Uth day of Feb
ruary, in*.
MARYANNE MORSE.
CLERK
By: Jono E-Josowlc
Publish: F tb .II,7*. in *
DEB 1*1
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUITOF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO.i M-U44 CA-M L
BAY FINANCIAL SAVINGS
BANK.
Plalnllll.
vs.
BENJAMIN ALORIDOE DOE
and BERNICE RUTH HALL
DOE. his wife. MARION
PROPERTIES AND
INVESTMENTS. INC.,
GOLDOME CREDIT
CORPORATION, and UNITED
STATESOF AMERICA.
D* fondants.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgmant ot
Foreclosure doted February lk
IN *, entered In Civil Case
Number t*-S*44-CA-0t-L ol ttw
Circuit Court of ttw Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit In and lor
Ssmlnolo County, Florida,
wherein Bay Financial Savings
Bank. Is Plaintiff, and B*n|*min
Aldridge Do*. Bernice Ruth Hall
Doe, Marlon Properties and
Investments, Inc.. Goldom*
Credit Corporation and United
Slates el America are Defen
dant*.
I will sail to ttw highest and
best bidder tor cash, at ttw west
Ironl door ol tho Somlnolo
County Courthouse. SOI Pork
Avenue, Sanford, Florida at
11:00 on ttw 21rd day ot March.
IN*, ttw following described
property os tel forth In sold
Final Judgmant. to wit:
Lol (. Block 1. LINCOLN
HEIGHTS SECTION TWO. oc
cording to ttw Plat ttwrool ••
recorded In Plat Book tk Page
42. Public Records ot Somlnolo
County. Florid*
Dated mis lim day ol Febru
ary. IfM.
(Circuit Court Sm I)
MARYANNE MORSE
Clork ol Court
By: JonoE. Josowlc
Deputy Clerk
Publish Feb. 21,20. IN f
OEB 1*7
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y
GIVEN, ttwt Noll Miserendlno.
ttw holder ot ttw following cor
tlllcato(s) has (lied sold cortlfl
cetolsl tor e le . deed to be
Issued thereon Ttw certificate
num ber!*) and y oa r(s) ol
Issuance, ttw description ot tho
property, and ttw nomo(s) In
which It was assessed ls/or* os
follows
Cortlfkoto No 1127
Yoor of Issuance IN I
Description of Property: LEG
UNIT 201 BLOG R CROWN
OAKS 1ST ADO ORB *•* PG
1*77
Names In which assessed:
Thomas E Blarney. Dertono K.
Blarney
All ot sold property being In
ttw County ot Seminote. State of
Florida
Unless such cerliticatelsl
shell be redeemed according to
lew me property described In
such cortifkatets) will bo sold
to ttw highest bidder at ttw west
Irfcnt door. Somlnolo County
Courfhoueo. Sanlord F lor Wo. on
mo !7th day of March, ism at
It 00A M
Approximately (11100 tosh
tor too* to required to be paid by
successful bidder et ttw sale
Full payment *1 on amount
equal to me highest bid plus
applicable documentary stamp
lose* end recording toot Is duo
within 14 hours ottor tho
advertisee time ol the sol* All
payments shell be cosh or p e r
entsed instrument mode pay
•bte to ttw Cterk •« Circuit
Court
Dated mis 7m day ol Fobru
•ry. ISM
(SEAL)
Maryanne Morse
Clerk of Circuit Court
tern met* County. Florida
By Arleen M Zoyas.
Deputy Aork
Publish February Ik II. 2* a«W
March 7. ISM
OEB 10*
�TU ESD A Y
Sanford Herald
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Lady ’Noles
keep winning
IN BRIEF
BASKETBALL
A n k le pains Bird In w o rko ut
BOSTON — Boston Celtics star forward Larry
Bird participated In his first full workout with
the team Monday since double heel surgery
sidelined him last November.
Bird took his turn during several combined
workouts at the team’s practice court at Hellenic
College In suburban
Brookline. The 6-foot-9
forward had bone spurs
rem oved from both
heels on Nov. 19.
"It’s killing m e," said
Bird about his right
heel. ‘ T h e y told me
there would be days like
this. But It hurt all the
time ... even running
straight ahead." Bird
told trie Boston Globe.
The Celtics play at Charlotte on Tuesday
before returning to Boston Garden on Wednes
day against Atlanta. There Is no way to predict
Bird’s return to the line up, but he said that his
left heel feels fine.
BASEBALL
V e ts C o m m itte e m ay in d u ct Fo x
TAMPA — The 19-ycar career of sllck-fleldlng
second baseman Nellie Fox, who missed Hall of
Fame election by Just two votes. In 1985, comes
under scrutiny a ^ ln Tuesday with the annual
meeting of a frustrated Veterans Committee
determined to find a candidate worthy of
Induction.
Last year, the Veterans Committee gathered
for 4 hours and 15 minutes before Hall of Fame
president Ed Stack emerged from a hotel
conference room to announce no candidate had
received enough votes to be elected. It waj\ the
first lime In 32 years the committee failed to
elect at least one member to the Hall of Fame.
Vic Willis, who pitched In the National League
from 1898-1910 and posted a 247-206 career
record, received 12 o f the 14 votes needed last
year.
C a y ton tries to dethrone K ing
NEW YORK - Bill Cayton. trying to regain
managing control of heavyweight champion
Mike Tyson, Monday asked the New York State
Athletic Co'rmlaslon to order promoter and
rival Don King to stop Interfering with the
boxer-manager contract between Cayton and
Tyson.
The move, presumably an antecedent to
request for the removal o f King’s promoting
license — and ultimately court action — Is
expected to have little Impact on King, who
Cayton says has put "an Iron curtain” around
Tyson.
"I will not Ignore my responsibilities by
surrendering to tne extortionist demands of Don
King," Cayton read from a statement at a news
conference In his Manhattan law ofTlces. "A s
long as 1 am Mike Tyson’s manager. I will not
allow him to be added to the scores of boxers
over the years who claim to have been raped
and pillaged by Don King.”
tinue playing together os unit Fri
day night as It takes on Quincy
Shanks In the semifinals of the state
There doesn’t seem to be any tournament. Hlllsman and Gilchrist
doubt that success breeds success, will also hope their experience has
especially when you have the helped them to realize that they
Seminole High girls basketball team must play their best In order to win.
"W e’re ready to go out and play
as evidence to support the claim.
ball." Hlllsman said. "Both track
T h is w e e k e n d , th e T r i b e
hoopsters will look to add another and volleyball have helped me a
state title to the school trophy case great deal. Volleyball helps my
when they take the floor In the 3A Jumping and rebounding, track
state semifinals at the Lakeland helped me because I kept running
and stayed In shape.
Civic Center Friday night.
"What I’ve learned most, though,
S t r e n g t h e n in g th e L a d y
Semlnoles In their final four quest Is that In every sport you always
are four athletes who will be able to have someone to depend on and we
draw on their experience In other know If we play as a team we’ll do
well.”
sports to help them In their efforts.
Hlllsman has been a major force
A d r ia n H llls m a n . C h ln e ta
Gilchrist, Mechelle Toombs and In the Seminole state titles as she
Yolonda Baker all were members of has been on the heptathlon squad
Lady Seminole track teams that that has won the state title for the
have won state championships and past two seasons and was the
are now a part o f the state- runner up the year before.
Hlllsman has also been tough on
qualifying basketball squad.
Seminole has won three consecu the track as she participated In the
tive state track titles girls track 330 Intermediate hurdles, placing
titles along with two consecutive third, and ran on the winning 440
and mile relays last season.
heptathlon championships.
Baker also ran on the winning 440
“ T h e r e c o r d s s p e a k fo r
themselves." Seminole girls track relay and qualfled In the 100
meters. Gilchrist placed seventh In
coach Emory Blake said. "T h e
players realize, with their experi the state meet In the shot put with
ences at the state level, that no one Toombs placing fifth In the re
Is going to give them anything and gion al In the triple Jump.
"With the caliber of athletes we
they must go and continue doing
have coming back we’re looking for
the things they do well."
Hlllsman and Gilchrist, both se our four consecutive state title."
niors, have been a big part In the Blake said. "There’s no doubt In my
Lady Tribes success on the court mind that we can accomplish that.
this season and will look to gain We have a very good work attitude
their fifth state title during their and when those four girls Join our
team we will be very strong."
high school years.
Seminole will look to gain Its first
” 1 th in k an ytim e a person
participates In an Individual sport It state basketball title this weekend
helps take pressure off them when and would like to add that final
they play a team sport." Seminole trophy to Its spectacular season.
The Lady Semlnoles are 24-3 on
g ir ls b a s k e tb a ll coach Joh n
McNamara said. "A s an Individual the season with two losses coming
you learn to depend on yourself, to the same school (Daytona Beach
then you put others around you and Mainland) and the other to Jones,
who they went on to beat twice.
you can depend on them as well.”
Seminole'will'be looking to con □See Success, Page 3B
By MARK BLYTHE
Herald sports writer
Lady Raiders give St. J o h n ’s a clinic
From Staff Reports____________________________
Seminole Community College’s Lady Raiders,
after putting on a clinic for the youth softball
players of Seminole County this past weekend,
put on a clinic of their own Monday as they
hammered St. John’s Community College 35-5
and 20-4 In a softball double header at SJCC.
Seminole ran Its record to 12-3 for the seaan
and will return to action Wednesday In Ocala
against Central Florida Community College.
"Everyone got an opportunity and we had a
field day hitting the ball." Seminole assistant
coach Jim Robinson said. "W e’ll receive more of
a challenge agalsnt Central Florida on Wednes
day. We’re using these games to gear up for the
Brevard Invitational Tournament this weekend."
Seminole scored 10 runs In the top of the first
Inning In game one to set the tempo. Theresa
Lisk picked up the pitching victory and upped
her record to 11-3 on the season. Nine players
had three or more hits for the Lady Raiders who
drilled the ball all day.
Kim King. Tracy Smith. J.J. Jonas and Sandy
Rodriguez all had triples to lead the attack.
Seminole dominated the second game as well
with Julie Clark picking up the victory on the
mound. The Lady Raiders went with a different
lineup and played some players out of position In
the second confrontation with the Lady Vikings.
Oak Ridge victory aids
Lake Howell rebuilding
HOCKEY
By TO N Y DeSORMIBR
Herald sports editor
L a lle u r u p to h is o ld tricks
An NHL legend of the past overshadowed a
contemporary legend Monday night, showing
the form that placed him In the Hall of Fame
before he engineered a comeback this season.
Guy Lafleur. the 37-year-old winger who
returned after u four-year retirement, recorded
hls first hat trick since returning to the NHL.
leading the New York
’
Rangers to a 6-4 victory
over the Los Angeles
Kings.
It was a night In
which Lafleur outshone
th e K i n g s ’ W a y n e
G r e t z k y , whose
emergence as the pre
mier player In the NHL
was thought to have played a minor role In
Lafleur’s 1984 retirement.
"When I decided to come back. I wanted a hat
trick Just because you show you can do It with
something like that." Lafleur said.
From staff and wire reports_________________
ON TV
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
U8 p.m. — SUN. South Florida at Florida
International (L|
U 10 p.m. — SUN. Women. Auburn at Georgia
NBA BASKETBALL
□ 8 0 5 p.m. - TBS. NBA. Detroit Pistons at
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FOR THE BEST
Senior Chlneta Gllchlst (No. 52, right), who was a part of the Seminole High
School track team that won the 3A state championship last year, will be
drawing on that experience to help her and her teammates when, the Lady
Semlnoles play In the 3A state basketball tournament this weafcand In
Lakeland.
Second bssemsn Luis Guevara (No. 15) and the Lake Howell Sliver Hawks
shook off a 1-2 performance last week in the Apopka Nocia tournament and
came up with a win over Oak Ridge on Monday, their first home win in two
years
E OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA,
CASSELBERRY - In much the
same way Lake Howell High School
is going through structural addi
tions and Improvements, Lake
Howell baseball coach Blrio Ben
jamin has hls team working and
scrapping to Improve to meet Its
day-to-day challenges.
And sometimes It Isn’t pretty.
On Monday afternoon, playing
their first home game In two years
(last year the Silver Hawks played
all their games on the road). Lake
Howell used a six-run fourth Inning
to take down Orlando Oak Hldge 7-5
In a game called after flve-and-a-half
Innings because of darkness.
"W e ’re coming around." said
Benjamin, whose team Improvrd to
with the victory. "That big hit
by Craig Smith, our No.3 hitter, was
the key. He really nailed It. He hit it
a long way against the wind and hit
the fence."
Smith s blast, which went for a
came with two out and the
taded In the fourth Inning. It
also happened to be the Hawks'
only hit of the inning.
With one out and Lake Howcli
trailing 2-1. Hawk catcher Chris
Trier. After he stole second. Mike
Lowe filed to center for the second
out. Then Oak Hldge committed two
fatal mistakes.
First, shortstop Hiram Perez
mlspiayed a ground ball by Lake
Howell's Luis Guevera. allowing
him to rearh first and Trier to take
third. Then Oak Ridge second
baseman Koger Chapin played
croquet with a ball hit by Bobby
Fugate, seeing It go under hls glove,
between hls legs and Into right field
as Trier scored and Guevera look
third.
Overwhelmed by this lack of
support. Oak Ridge starting pitcher
Shane Schwelkari self-destructed,
walking Chris Heath to load the
bases, then Issuing passes to Bobby
Llcflandcr and Ethan Bauer to force
In two more runs.
Then Smith delivered hls hit.
"Thai's what we need, someone
to come through with the big hit,"
said Benjamin. "It's like a disease.
It's catching. It gets other people to
do things."
Benjamin was right, but was also
wrong. It was Oak Ridge that caught
on and came right back and scored
three runs In the top of the fifth (o
close the gap to 7-5.
nut Lake Howell starter Bobby
Moose shook off the sudden barrage
(four hits In the Inning. Including a
triple by Nick Presaer) and retired
the last four batters he faced for the
win.
"Moose Is coming along. He's
pitched three fine games In a row
now." said Benjamin. "Today, I
though he did an excellent Job.
"W e're heading In the right direc
tion. slowly. But the season's so
short (the state allows teams to
schedule up to 20 regular season
games and two tournaments), we
have to start producing now. We
Just have to tighten up defensively.
If we can shake that (defensive
glitches), we can play with most
people.”
JUNIOR VARSITY
Lyman 6, Lake Howell S
LONGWOOD - Lyman scored
two runs In (he bottom of the
seventh Inning to claim a 6-5
victory over Lake Howell Monday
night In Junior varsity baseball
action at Lvnian High School.
□ See Baseball. Pag* 2B
�*B — 8«nlofd Htrald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, February 28, 1989
Smith sends ’Nova packing
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—San Antanto 41 (G.Andersen
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A u l i l i —San Antonio 14 (M axw ell,
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Caltodga *1 0 0 0. King 1*14 Of 14. Jonat
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11 1 .Marla *0 1-1 II, Collar 1-1 44 4.
William* 40 000, Falll 17 * 4 f, Grant * I *4
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Otolvwon 1011 MS V, Floyd *17 11 If,
Wkrdnn 4-11 4-4 I* Barry 1-4 00 4.
Chtevout *11 * 0 10, McCormick 11 *4 5.
FJohnaan * 1 1-1 * Short *11 00 0.
Laavatl 1-11-14. Totaltl70*l*119*.
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—Washington M, Houston 19. Rebounds—
Washington 51 (Walter 0), Houston »
(Ota|uwon II). Asdsts—Washington if
(King, Walkar S), Houston M tOla|uwon.
Floyd, Short 4). Technicals—Washington
(Illegal datense). A—14.411
DENVER (111)
Coopor l-l M A English 111* >5 If.
Idsayas *7 7-7 17. Adams 7-15 1-1 11.
Lavor *11 * 4 1A Davit *11 1-1 11,
Turner *51-17, Hamllch 1 1 *4 A Cook 4-911
II.Totals 4* 1091*1118.
OOLOBN STATE (141)
Mutlln 14 71 M M. Toogto *9 54 15.
L.Smith 4-S M I, Garland * 1 ! 44 21.
Richmond f l l 54 19. Bol 21 00 A
O.Smith M 1-1 IA Altord *10 1-2 1A
Higgins 54 *2 IA Tet*ltS7-tS 10-24141.
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BN A O.Smlth. Altord. Total toutaDanver 2A Golden Stale 71. RaboundsDonvor 43 (Lavor M), Golden Slat* 44
(Garland 0). Assist*—Denver 33 (Adam*
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SEATTLE (114)
McKay | * ii 74 17 , Cage 4 * 44 IA
Lister M M i McMillan 4 7 4 * IA Ellis 1*19
*5 27. MeDenial *10 40 22. Lucas 14 2-2 A
Potynko 04 04 0, Raynoidt 24 04 4. Totals
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McCray 7-10 * 1 IA Barry *10 l-l I A .
Patartan 41* 04 A Smith *14 *S If.
Alng* * » *1 2A LNtou* *11 *2 IA Dal
Negro 15 » « A Presstoy 44 M 11. Totals
449*11-14 W7.
Seattle
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f t rrawmato
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Throe paint goals—Ellis 1; Presstoy A
Barry A McCray. Atng*. Total fouls—
Seattle 17, -Sacrsmwito 33. Rebounds—
SoaHto I t (Cage 14), Sacramento 41
(McCray M). Assists—Seattle n (McMillan
9), Sacramento M (Alng* I). Technical
fouls—Uttar. A—if.517.
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(All Times 1ST)
Boston at Charlotte. 7:10 p.m.
Dellas al Miami, 7: » pm.
Detroit at Cleveland, i p.m.
San Antanto at Chicago. 4:10 pjn.
Indiana at Sm HIo. io p.m.
Philadelphia at LA Clippers. 10:10pm.
Phoenix al Portland. l*:ltp.m .
NBA BOXES
Meador's NBA BaxscarM
DALLAS(HI
Parkin* 7-11 *1 14. Tyler IJ 11 4.
Williams 40 14 10. Blackman t i l *4 13.
Harper * 1 1 1 1 1*. Oanltoy 4 *0 0 4. Blab *1
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ATLANTA (IM I
Lavingston M M * . Wilkins *11 44 10.
Malene *11 14 11. Rivers 4-7 *4 15.
Theus 7 IS M 14. Carr 14 > 14. BaHIa * * 11
II. Koncak 11 M 4. Wbbb *5 1-1 7, Ferrell
11 0 * 4. Tolbert *1 M 0. Mannton * I 00
* Totals 44 *41*19105
Dellas
2 S M H M -U
Attaafa
M 15 M 11 -195
Thro* point goal*—Blackman. Rivers 1.
Fouled eut-Nen*. Total tauie-Dolta* IS.
Atlanta II Rebound*—0*1 las I I (Williams
III. Atlanta 41 (Melons 9). Assists -Deltas
H (Blackman S). Alania 11 (Rivers IS).
A —14.105
UTAH o e ti
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Catcn 11 13 *. Slockten 1*11 *1 M.
Gflllim 711 11 17. Bel toy 7 19 11 1L
Henson 4401*. Brown 11 0*4 . L e t * ! * * * .
Lackrwr 00 00 0. Ortb I I H I . Totals 44*1
17 17109.
NEW JBBSEY (94)
Hinson s IS 7 11 If. Morris 714 S I 11.
Carroll 7 11 0# 14. Mopecn l * 00 4.
Conner 5 14 l i t ) . Lae! 1044. McGm 5 7 1 !
II. Gaines 01 0 * A Vtecktotord 1 4 0 * 4.
Janas 0*111 Totals > *5 17 D *4.
I I M M 11-1*4
Now Jersey
M 33 I f 15- N
Thro* point goals-Stockton 1. Griffith.
Hanson. Morris 3. AMGm Total touts- Utah
73. New Jersey 17. Rabounds-Utah 41
(Melon* III. Naw Jersey 11 (Hinson I).
Assists—Utah 17 (Stockton IS). Naw Jersey
I f (Conner f|. Technical louts— Utah
dttonsal. Naw Jersey (lltogal
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SAN ANTONIO IMI
BrSckawskl *17 44 II. Camagys 7 W I I
IL SmrM 14 111. W Andwsan 4 II 11 W
Maxwell 4 II I l f . GAndarsan 4 10 5 • 11 ,
King 15 f t 4. M Anderson 4 7 4 4 11.
Whitohood 14 94 4. Roti I 19*1. Totals 19*5
1*149*
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1 1 II. Stoma 4 I* 7 * IS. Humphries >4 5411.
Prosser 1 M 54 4. Mwicrtol 1 5 00 4. Pwrta
4 15 0 W 14. Mokaskl 11 11 L Brawn 14 004.
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raflngs, svHb flnt-ptace
paroatbaoaA fatal palate (based an 15
patate far Brat place. M far l i cead. etc.) aad
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MO 1
I. Georgetown (4) (1*1)
535 1
1. Indiana (1) (M M
441 0
4. Oklahoma 11*4)
455 1
410 4
5. North Carolina (14 5)
MO 5
4. SyrecuM ID S)
7. Missouri (1*4)
in 7
0. Duka (11-0)
19* o
9. Illlnelt (a-4)
27110
10. Michigan (11-4)
104 11
11. Iowa (tl-4)
III 10
144 14
11. Solon Hall (1*S)
II. Stanford (n-S)
111 17
14, Louisvilla (1*7)
100 *
04 II
15. Wm I Virginia ( a * )
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14. (tie) UNLV (1*7)
M il
14. (Ha) Florida State (1*4)
11 IS
M. (tie) N X. State (1*7)
10 1
It. (II*) St. Mary's (141 )
it. (tie) Ball State (B -l)
I IM
i —ranked
Others receiving vote*: Arkansas.
Arkansas LIHIa Rack, Evansville. Florida.
Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, La
Salle. Louisiana Slate, New Mexico. Now
Mexico State. Now Ortoons.
Toxao-EI Pi
C Cwm. St. 01. Dataware n
East Stroudsburg 94, Southampton II
Georgetown 74. Vlllanov* *1
HetstraiL Lalayette 54
Niagara 77. BestanU. 47
Nichols *4, Curry M
SI. JNui's 43. BMten Coll. I f (OTI
Stone 91. New Hempdilre 79
E.Tann. 5143. Virginia Military 40
Furman 70. W. Carolina 45
James Madison 15. Liberty M
Marshall 97. Appalachian St. 9*
Miami 90. Davidson 71
Murray St. 04 Morohoad SI. 74
NC Char lotto 74. Ata.-Blrmlnghem 74
Radtord 44. Pitt Johnstown 41
St. Thames (Fla.) III. Nova *4
South Carolina 44. Virginia Tech 79
Southern U. 173. Pralrta View AA M II
TemesaM SI. 04. TemossM Tech 14
Va. Commonwealth H. Jackaonvlll* 70
Akron 1*7. Brooklyn 44
Butter *9. Miami 10.145
Chicago St. TO. IE Louisiana 43
CtovotandSI.fi. E. Illinois n
Creighton *9, Drake <0
Evansville 95.
-LOhloU.4*
Ohio t
Farris SI. *L Saginaw Valley 7*
Gr. Rapids Bapl 144. Lake Superior I
Illinois SI. 41. L Illinois 13
Michigan 79. Michigan SI. 51
N IIIInals St. Lamar *1
Texas Southern as. Alcorn SI. 44
Tulsa 43. Bratoey 54
Valparaiso 41. SW Missouri SI. 59
W. Illinois!!. Ill Chicago>»
Sam Houston 71. Pan American 44
Nevada Las Vegas *4 Santa Barbara 75
So Utah St 10*. Sacramento SI. Of
Whitman **, Whilworih 44
DAVIDSON 174)
Gray M 114. Eldar *14 4 514. Schmitt 11
04 4, Danmond 4-1114 II, Fraaman *1 *4 A
Sailers *1 1-4 7. Gains 4 *4 4 17, Drobnitch
11 11 5. Strickland 11*01. Harris 00 00 A
Holland410*0 Totals* so 141171
MIAMI (90)
Richardson 17 #0 A Burns *11 14 M.
Wylto *11 M IL Willems 4 0 A l II. Presto
14 114. Brown i l l 111113. Morton 1100 L
Hockor l-l 1 1 4. Rondos 0 10 * A Warren 11
I 2 4. Totals 3144 77 33 «
Haltllma—Miami 44. Davidson It Three
point goals—Davidson 4 11 (Gray 0 I. Don
mend I A Gaines I I. Eldar 14). Miami 4 17
(Williams 17. Presto I L Brown 01. Morton
1 L Warren I D Total tools-Davidson 11.
Miami If. Fouled out-Gray. Freeman.
Presto Rebounds—Davidson 14 I Gray 71.
Miami 14 (Brown 1*1. Assists Oe.Khon I)
1Eldar4).Miam iMlfYostoII. A-I.JOO
Va. COAAMONWCALTH ( * »
Wilton 7 II I t !A Bacon 514 0 * I*. F o rd !*
11 L Cheeks * 19 S i 14. Hentan 911 >1 11.
Thempkbw 14 111. Altord 0 ! 0 * A Scruggs
11 *01. Bordtn 00 00 A Sithburne 0 I 0 0 0.
McGhee0 0 * 4 1 Total.Is 7915 M U
JACKSONVILLE 17*1
Brown S 11* to IA AUr tch I 11 5 4. Law 10
14 A Laguarra I t 0*1. Taylor 4 11 54 IL
Gllbart 4 M I I I Siectan A S 00 A Boykin 1 >
I I 7. Simmons 5 1 1 * 4 I vary 1 11 * 4 Totals
is m e n to.
H a llllm e —Va. Com m onwealth 19,
Jacksonville u . Thra* point goals— Va.
Commonwealth 1-4 (IMItan M . Bacon *1.
Cheeks l-l), Jacksonville 4-10 (Brown 1-A
Laguarra 0 A Slocum *1, Boykin *1, Sim
I —Nona.
mons 1-2). Fouled out—n
v n i. Total
lu ia i
fouls—Va Commonwealth II. Jackaonvlll*
11. Rebounds—Va. Commonwealth 51
(Hanlon II), JacLtonvIto 44RBrown. Gllbart
It). Assists—^Va. Commonwealth M (Wilton
7 ) , J a c k s o n v i l l e I I (B o y k in 1 ).
Technicals—Jacksonville Coach Haddad.
Scruggs. A—ATM.
NHL STANDINGS
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAOUE
Wales Canfarenee
Patrick Dtvldan
W L T Pis.
NY Rangers
33 31 I 74
Pittsburgh
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14 7 71
Washington
10 14 10 70
Philadelphia
II 10 1 45
Naw Jersey
11 11 11 51
NY Islanders
11 17 4 44
Adams DMtten
Montreal
4) IS 7 91
Buffalo
X I t 4 4*
Boston
V 14 11 41
Hartford
17 11 4
Quebec
23 14 4
OF
M2
204
233
244
125
Mt
OA
214
24*
112
2M
242
Ml
157
141
III
733
US
IU
24*
199
333
113
Campbell Conference
Norris Division
W L T Ft*. OF OA
Detroit
M M 11 47 250 254
SI. Louis
21 11 10 54 214 114
Chicago
U 33 10 54 245 M9
Minnesota
I f 2* 14 52 305 333
Toronto
21 37 5 49 IN MS
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Calgary
44 14 0
Lot Angela*
33 IS 4
Edmonton
» 27 4
Vancouver
17 M
7
21 1! 10
M 202
70 215
70 270
41 204
52 2 »
IU
27*
247
Ml
175
Monday's Ratalts
NY Ranganl, Lot Angelas 4
SI. Louis 7, Toronto 5
Calgary A Phlladaiphla 2
Tuesday's Oamat
(All Tima* EST)
Vancouver at Quebec. 7:15 p.m.
Minnesota al Wash ktgton. 7:15 p.m.
Boston al New Jersey. 7:45 p.m.
HartlordatNY Islanders, 1:05p.m.
NHL SUMMARIES
Mendsy's NHL Summaries
1 1 1-4
NY Raagart
2 2 2—4
First period—1, lo t Angeles, Taylor 21
(RoMtellte.
Watters).
W ill.
2. NY
Rangers. Lai tour IS (Ogrodnlck. Shawl,
14:40. A
NY
Hangars.
Lafleur
I*
(Sandsfrom, Wilton), pp, lf:S4. Penalties
—Baumgartner, LA, f:S7; Gran*to. NYR,
9:57» Laldlaw, LA, ll:4t.
Second period—4, Lot Angeles. Crostman
10 (Grotiky, Kruthelnyskl), 0:M. 5. Taylor 22
(G raliky, Nlcholltl. pp. 9:12. 4. NY
R an gers, L aalch 10 (S a n d tlra m .
Latranlaro),
11:11. 7.
NY
Rangers.
Lalleur 17 (Ogrodnlck. Turcotte). 14:M.
Penalties—Hardy, NYR. 0:11; Allison. LA.
7:M> Petit. NYR. 7:0ft Duchatn*. LA.
9:S1.
T h ir d p e r io d —0, L o t A n g o lo t ,
Kruthelnyskl I f (Grtfiky, Kasper), 0:12. 9,
NY Rangers, Klslo 22 (DaBlolt), 15:17. 10.
NY Rangers. Klslo U (Multon. OoBlolt).
19:25. Ponalttos—Kriahalnytkl. LA, ] : f f ;
Haaly, LA. minor (sarvod by Tonatll)misconduct
(served by Kruthalnytkll, LA.
.....................................helm
12:00.
Shots on goal—Los Angelas 1*11-10—11.
NY Rangers 11119 -M
Goattondare—Los Angelas. Haaly. NY
Rangers. Vanbtosbrouck. A—174*3.
Referee— Bob Myers
SI. Laois
1 1 1 -7
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First period—1. SI. Louis. Federico 11
(Hull. Ronnlng), pp. 10:19. A SI. Louis.
Federico 14 (Vosey, Roberts), 11:11. A St.
Louis, Ronnlng *4 (McKegney. Hull), pp.
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SIL. 4:1*;
Ihnacek, Tor, 10:11; Kardlc. Ter, )4:04.
Second period—4, St. Louis. Lowry I
(Hull), ) : » .
5. Toronto. Olcyyfc 19
(Leemen, Fergus).
7:14. A Toronto.
Loughlln 10 (Mardi. Fergus),
Fergus). 11:11.
Panamas—Banning. SIL. 4:21; Kardlc
Tor, mlnor mltcondud, 0:40; Salmlng, Tor.
17:If.
Third period—7, Toronto. Loemon 31
(Fergus. Richardson), 7:U. A SI. Louis. Hull
M (403*1, La lor), 0:10 9. Toronto, lafrote 9
(Osborn*. Marsh), 14:04. 10, Toronto,
Me roll 71 (Marsh, Oamphoussa), 14:54.
II. St. Louis. Fadvfco IS (Evans. Rob
erts), 11:04. 11. St. Louis. Vesey 1 (Lalor,
Meagher), an. 19:34 Penalties—Bottiwell.
SIL.1:41.
Shota on goal—SI. Louie 1**11—14.
Toronto 1-1*13—19.
Power play convwstons—St. Louis *1.
Toronto 11.
Goallenders—SI. Louie Milton. Toronto.
Batter, Reese ( :00 lnd period). A —14,154.
Retort*—Andy vanHaltomend.
Philadelphia
1 |1 -1
Calfary
4 1 1-4
First period—I, Philadelphia. Sutter 21
(Kerr. How*), 1:49. 2 Calgary, Patterson 11
(Mullen. NaHrett). 4:40. A Calgary. Mutton
41 (Gllmour), 7.-S2. A Calgary. Roberts 21
ILoob. McCrlmmon), 1:11. I. Calgary,
M.Hunter 14 (Multon, Muriyn), pp. 19:19.
Panamas—Walls. Phi. 1:11; McCrlmmon.
Cgy. !!:M ; How*. Fhl, 11:05.
Second period—4. Calgary. Gllmour 25
(Multon). 1:14. 7. Phlladaiphla. Samuel soon
1 (unattltfad), 17:01 Panamas— Sutter.
Phi. 4:01;
Karr. Phi, *:M; Muriyn.
Cgy. 11:14.
Third period—4. Philadelphia. Caricnar 10
(Samualtson. Acton). : lt , f, Calgary.
Bereien 4 (unsullied), 1:11. PenalttosBullard. Phi. 10:15: Ftoury, Cgy. 10:15;
Acton. Phi, 11:11; MHuntor, Cjjf. 17:54;
Cerkner, Phi. 17:54; Welle
Tocchat. Phi, 19:71;
T Hunter, Cgy.
lf:M ; Papltokki. Cgy. 19:1*.
Shofk on goal—niltadalphta 40 )1—25.
Catoary 154 7-M
Power play conversions—Philadelphia 1
0 Calgary *1.
Goallendars—Phlladaiphla. Haxtall. La
Forest ( 00 2nd period). Calgary. Vernon
A - 19.159
Rataraa—Rob Schick. Swad* Knox ( 00
lnd period I
seriously setting back Its hopes
fo r a b erth In (h e N C A A
Tournament.
Elsewhere Monday night. No.
10 Michigan crushed Michigan
Unltad B r o il International
Charles Smith, originally re
cruited to nil up space on the
Georgetown bench, played (he
lead role In a second-half rally
that Kkcly relegated Vlllannva to
the sidelines In the eyes o f (he
NCAA Tournament Selection
Committee.
"He's the heart and soul and
b a ck b o n e o f th e ir t e a m ."
V l l l a n o v a C oach R o lllc
Masslmlno said o f Smith after
United B r t ii International
the senior guard led the sec
ond-ranked Hoyas to a 76-62 Dig
NEW YORK - Arizona,
East triumph over the Wildcats.
coming ofT a victory over Duke
In the Rnal home game of his
that simulated a Pinal Four
college career Monday night.
game, Monday regained the
Smith scored 16 of his 24 points
No. 1 ranking It had lost earlier
In the second half to lead a rally
this month In voting by the
that carried the Hoyas to their
UPI Board of Coaches.
20th straight home triumph.
The Wildcats collected 34 or
G e o rg e to w n C oach John
the 39 first-place votes cast to
Thompson says he remembers
dethrone Oklahoma from the
vividly telling Smith, then a
top spot It had held for two
senior at All Saints High School
weeks. Oklahoma, which had
In Washington, that he would
overtaken Arizona for the No.
never be anything but a sub
I ranking Feb. 6. lost to Big
stitu te If he com m itted to
E ight riva l M issouri and
Georgetown.
slipped to No. 4 this week.
*
In the more than four years
Georgetown
amassed
four
since that conversation. Smith
first-place votes and moved
has proved his coach wrong by
Into second, while Big Ten
becoming the team's leading
champion Indiana claimed the
scorer.
other first-place ballot to finish
"I have a great deal of respect
third.
and afTcctlon for Charles. I think
The rest o f the Top 20
that Charles epitom izes the
featured:
No. 5 North Carolina,
person who pulled himself up by
No. 6 Syracuse.
No. 7
his boot-straps," Thompson
Missouri. No. 8 Duke. No. 9
said. "Here's a kid I can recall
Illinois. No. 10 Michigan. No.
sitting down and lecturing to In
I I Iowa. No. 12 Seton Hall. No.
front of his mom so that he
13 Stanford. No. 14 Louisville.
wouldn't forget that he was
No. 15 West Virginia.
going to be a substitute at
co-Nos. 16 Nevada-Las Vegas
Georgetown."
and Florida State and co-Nos.
V llla n o v a e x p lo ite d poor
18. North Carolina State, St.
shooting by the Hoyas to grab a
Mary's and Ball State.
45-36 lead with 15:27 to play
Arizona's 77-75 victory over
before Smith scored 10 points
Duke
Sunday was one of the
during a 20-6 streak that gave
highlights of the season. It not
Georgetown the lead for good.
only featured two top teams,
Georgetown, 23-3 overall and
It matched All-Americas
132 In conference play, posted but
a
Scan Elliott of Arizona and
14- 0 mark on Its home court to
Danny Ferry of Duke. What
complete Its first undefeated
added to the Interest was It
home season since the 1077-78
was played at a neutral site, at
campaign, when the Hoyas were
the M eadowlands In East
13-0 at home en route to a 23-8
Rutherford, N.J. Neither team
finish. The Hoyas also have won
had a distinct advantage,
five straight overall. Vlllanova.
1514, 6-9, lost its third straight.
State 79-52. co-No. 16 Nevada
Las Vegas downed UC-Santa
Barbara 84-75, St. John’s nipped
Boston C ollege 62-59. and
Evansville routed Ohio 95-69.
Arizona Wildcats regain
top billing in hoop poll
which ts what It will be like In
the Final Four at Seattle.
Had the game been played a
month later In Seattle, It
would have gone down as one
of the more dramatic games In
NCAA Tournament history.
Duke erased a 19-polnt first
half lead to take control In the
second half. Arizona then
caught the Blue Devils and the
game went down to the final
two minutes with Elliott and
Ferry matching up against
each other.
Elliott hit the go-ahead 3polnter over Ferry with 54
seconds left and Duke missed
a chance to tie when freshman
Christian Laettner missed the
front end of a 1-and-l with one
second left.
These teams could easily
advance to the Final Four for
the second straight year.
Arizona Coach Lute Olson
likes his team, but he'a not
ready to compare It to last
year's Bquad that lost to
Kansas in the semifinals.
"Lost year's team went to
the Final Four," Olson said.
"It'a one thing to think how
good a team you can be, and
It's another to respond and get
there. W e've made steady
strides and Improved a lot as
the year has gone on."
The Big Ten placed four
teams In the Top 20. with
Indiana achieving Its highest
ranking of the season. The Big
East and the Atlantic Coast
Conference each had three
Top 20 teams. St. Mary's of
C a lif o r n ia r e jo in e d th e
rankings,
while ArkansasLittle Rock dropped out.
Oak Ridge at Mainland in 4 A -5
■Y JIM RICKBNBACKUI
Herald Correspondent
setback during the Rotary TipOff Classic.
Orlando Oak Ridge Coach Ron
Smith sounded upbeat but
cautious Sunday afternoon.
Upbeat because his secondra n k ed P io n e e rs had Just
whipped Winter Park for the fifth
time this season en route to a
83-62 v ic to r y In Saturday
night's District 4 A-10 title game.
C a u tio n ca m e In to p lay
because Oak Ridge (31-1) Is
preparing to travel to Daytona
Beach to meet Mainland In this
evening's Region 5 contest. And
Smith recalled the second game
of the season when the Pioneers
handed the Bucs a five-point
"1 expect Mainland to throw a
full-court press at us and that
triangle delay offense they ran
with such success against us In
the Rotary Tournament." Smith
said. "And It's got to be a big
Incentive for them to be playing
at home, especially since a win
would give them a chance to
host the sectional game."
Smith had no reason for con
cern Saturday night, given the
outside shooting of guards’ Brian
Dixon and Greg Hall, Willie
Fisher's rebounding and rejec
tion of shots and a defense that
corraled Winter Park’s potent
Baseball
Continued from IB
The Greyhounds. 2-2, will
return to action at DcLand
Thursday, were led by Jason
Goodpastor. who came on in
relief to pick up the victory.
Ooodpastor also led o ff the
seventh with a single and moved
to third when Kevin Scott and
Kirk Qulovers both walked.
Mike Elliot then sent a one
hopper to the third baseman
who overthrew home allowing
Goodpastor to score with Scott
coming In and sliding under the
pitcher's tag for the winning
run.
Success
Continued from I B
Including the district finals.
"This Is an exciting time tor
me and the girls." McNamara
said. "I was lucky to be on a
state championship team when I
point guard Willy Daunlc.
"W e've shot well from the
outside every time we've played
Winter Park." said Smith, noting
that the Pioneers hit ll-of-12
free throws. "I sometimes don't
understand why because they
throw a good defense at us."
Which Is precisely what Oak
Ridge did to Daunlc. who was
limited to eight first-half points
by the defense of Greg Hall.
Patrick Gordon and Jimmy
Chambers.
" I guess I do get a little
frustrated," said Daunlc. who
finished with a game-high 33
points. "But I've got to give
them credit. They're great."
And balanced.
Dixon and Hall led the Pio
neers’ scoring parade with a
combined 43 points, followed by
Fisher (15 points) and Gordon
(10).
The Pioneers, who've some
times started slowly this season,
outscored Winter Park (19-10)
by a dozen points In the second
period.
That paved the way for their
first district title In seven
seasons, erasing the frustration
that accompanied five losses In
the district finale the past six
seasons.
was In high school and I know
how the girls feel right now and
they're handling themselves
great. They're real competitors
and I think they're ready to
play."
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Winning artists of SSAA show named
IN BRIEF
SANFORD — A blend of
hard work and talent brought
recognition to the following
artists at the 30th Annual
Membership Show and Tea of
the Snnford-Sem inole Art
Association, held on Sunday,
Feb. 19, at the Sanford Civic
Center:
Edgar Barnett of Lake Mary
won the Best o f Show award
for his large wntercolor of
hibiscus blossoms.
G roup for w om en artists form ing
A new organization of women artists Is being formed to
provide a support group for sharing work, resources and
concerns. Central Florida women In thr performing and visual
arts also will learn how to Improve their Imnge and sell their
work. For more Information, call Joan Wahl at 323*6349 on
weekday mornings.
Em broiderer’s G u ild holding sh o w
The Central Florida Chnpter of Embroiderer s Guild of
America Inc. will welcome spring with Its annual show
beginning Friday, March 3. at the Plnccostlc Center for the
Arts. 6015 Randolph St.. Orlando. The show will run through
March 16 horn 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and
from 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays. It Is free to the public.
Categories o f needlework to be displayed will Include
nccdlpolnt, counted thread, cross stitch, silk and metal
embroidery and quilting. Techniques will be demonstrated
throughout the show. For more Information, call the center at
855-7461.
Awards of Distinction went
to J ea n W in te r s , J o y c e
Mlkkolu and Ada Johnson.
Awards of Merit were pres
ented to Janet Krikortan,
Helen H ickey and Bettye
Reagan.
Honorable Mentions were
awarded to Ruby Brown, Fran
Beltye Reagan's painting of a grandfather and grandson won an
Award of Distinction.
Tingle, Peg Brown. Faye Slier.
Lcta Long, Jackie Rumbley,
Dorothy Raby and Margie
Evans.
Those attending the show
were given a chance to vote on
their favorite painting In the
art show. The popular vole
went to Faye Slier, for Iter
painting of raccoons.
This year, the event was
dedicated to Marie Richter, one
of the association's favorite
members, who has Just re
cently moved to Todd. N.C.. to
reside with her daughter,
son-in-law and grandson.
Many works of art. Including
s e v e r a l of R i c h t e r ' s
watercolors of nature, were
available for purchase.
Greenwall to grace show
ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS Mike Greenwall of the Boston
Red Sax is due to make a
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and Sport Memorabilia Show
from 5-7 p.m. on March 5 at the
Altamonte Springs Hilton, 350
S. North Lake Blvd.
Fifty tables will be at the
baseball card convention In the
Hilton's Grand Ballroom to buy,
sell and trade cards from 10a.m.
to 8 p.m.
Admission for adults Is $ 1, and
kids under 8 years will be
admitted free.
3 C O
Greenwcll will sign autographs
for $5 each.
The door prize will be a 1987
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G r e e n w e ll's R o o k ie C ard.
Drawing will be at 7 p.m.
Edgar Barnett's Best of Show painting la shown by his
wife, Judy.
Faye Siler's raccoons captured hearts for the show's popular vote.
Cesino-auction
night in works
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Mr. and Mrs. William Foster of 2625 Laurel Ave.,
Sanford, rake their lawn clean of fallen leaves. But
the couple's yard Is always kept tidy and lovely,
earning them the Garden ol the Month award from
the Garden Club of Sanford. Club member
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Woman's Club o f Sanford Inc.,
and the Sanford Rotary Club will
co-host the Ninth Annual Kasino
K1assies and Charitable Auction
on Saturday, March 11. beginn
ing at 7:30 p.m.
The fun-filled evening Is to
beneflt many local charities.
A n y o n e w h o w is h e s to
participate may buy a ticket
from any Junior Woman's Club
member or Rotary member for
*12.50.
On the night of the event,
participants will be Issued play
money to try their luck at black
jack, beat the shooter, roulette,
horse races, craps and other
games.
During the gaming session, a
silent auction will offer Items
donated by local merchants.
A live auction will follow, with
state Rep. Art Grlndle as auc, tloneer. The live auction is to
Include such Items as round-trip
tickets and accommodations for
two to Parts, France; a round-trip
vacation for two to Nassau.
Bahamas; a round-trip vacation
to Atlantic City, N.J.: and n
wecklong vacation In Alpine
Village In Gutllnburg, Tcnn.
For more Information, call
Tina DIBartolo at 322-1314
during business hours or 3230245 after 5 p.m.
Special activities
to promote reading
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —
Cartoonists, storytellers and a
major sports figure will Join
together for "Reading Day at
the Altamonte Mall" on Satur
day, March 4. from 11 a.m. to
5 p.m.
Sponsored by the Seminole
County Reading Council and
the Adult Literacy Program at
Seminole Community college,
the day will promote family
reading and literacy.
Orlando Magic's Curly Neal
will be a featured speaker and
si gn a u t o g r a p h s for
youngsters.
Storytellers from Seminole
County schools wilt present
children's classcls and favor
ites In the early afternoon.
Costumed and with props, the
animated presentations o f
these storytellers was the most
popular attraction last year for
listeners of all ages.
Cartoonists Across America,
a group of cartoon artists and
writers traveling throughout
North Am erica prom oting
reading, will paint a colorful
literacy mural. The mural Is to
feature the humorous dino
saur characters with the
slogan "Read. Avoid Extinc
tion" and will travel through
area schools and libraries.
Free literacy comic ^Jwoks •
that promote literacy In- «
funny manner will be distrib
uted to children, complinfflnts
of local business sponsors.
"A s a society that watches
television and Him a lot. we've
becom e very visu ally o r
iented." said Phil Yeh of the
cartoonist organization. "So
the Idea la to use comic books
as a b r id g e — th e y h a v e
pictures, but you have to read.
It's like TV with the sound
turned ofT.”
A coloring area with free
dinosaur pictures will be pro
vided for children of all ages.
Dinosaur T-shirts and posters
promoting literacy will be
available for purchase.
Representatives from SCO's
Adult Literacy Program will be
on hand to distribute flyers
about their program and tips
on family rcudlng activities.
Seminole County Reading
Council members will provide
urea parents and teachers with
information an their activities.
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She stole by farce, not force
DEAR ABBYi The constunt
rain In Seattle must soften our
brains. I. too. was taken In by a
sob story from u young woman
who told me she bad been
"beaten and rubbed" and was
desperate for a bus fare.
After seeing tier on the streets
In the next weeks, cunning other
people. It became apparent to
me that she had other uses for
the money she collected.
One day 1 saw her setting up
another sucker near a cash
machine and I decided to lake
action. I got In line and walled.
She saw me so she stayed away,
but when her victim got In Hue
behind me. I turned to him and
recited thr story she must have
given him. and let him know
that she'd already fleeced mr
and many others. I left him with
the Information and went about
my business.
Twenty minutes later, who
should be crossing (be street,
but the poor young lady! Stir
turned to mr and said defiantly.
"I got my 40 bucks anyway!"
At least now 1 know there’s a
bigger fool In Seattle than me.
PH ILIP A. HOCKER
DEAR PHILIP: Don’t be so
quick to buy her story. If she lied
about needing bus fare, she
could have lied about getting the
40 bucks.
DEAR
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billion by 2025!
The time has come and gone
when we should have begun
neutering the Irresponsible
breeders of the human herd. Our
fragile ecology depends on II.
LY LE MOORE.
HILO. H A W A II
DEAR MR. MOOREs Thule
food for thought. But Is anybody
listening?
Interest the letter regarding the
multiplication of pups from one
female dog—from one to 4.000
hi seven years—and the plea to
have them neutered.
I would like to relate this to the
equal proliferation of mankind.
Starting with 1 billion In 1800.
thr population doubled In 125
years. From 1925 to 1987. the
increase was to 6 billion. The
projection at tills rate ts 14
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Bush launches
final campaign
to save Tower
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WASHINGTON — President Bush launched a
last-ditch push Tuesday to sway key senators In
favor of John Tower's nomination as defense
secretary, meeting early at the White House
with Democratic leader George Mitchell of
Maine.
Bush met for brcuklast with Mitchell to start a
full day of private lobbying of Democrats who
arc crucial to Tower's chances o f confirmation
by the Senate, which expects to take up the
nomination Wednesday. Partisan battle lines
have been drawn for a vote that holds high
political stakes for the new president.
From the moment the nominee was rejected
last week on a party-line vote by the Senate
Armed Services Committee, a panel Tower once
led as a senator. Bush and fcliow Republicans
have pleaded with a few Democrats to side with
them.
Two of the targeted Democrats Invited to the
White House Tuesday, Sens. Bob Graham of
Florida and Joseph Llcbcrman of Connecticut,
discussed the Issue In advance In morning
television Interviews.
On NBC's "Today" show, Graham said he was
leaning against Tower because of a documented
"pattern of bad Judgment." and he said the
president would nave to convince him Tower
could overcome problems that Include a history
o f drinking.
Llcbcrman. on the same program, said he was
"really not leaning" cither way but was "trying
to balance a belief that the president... deserves
the benefit of the doubt." The freshman senator
said his reading o f the Constitution told him the
"presumption lias to be strongly In favor" of a
president's Cabinet choice.
On CBS "Tills Morning," Republican Sen.
Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania agreed with that
presumption and criticized colleagues for
politicizing the Issue.
"Today some of his severest Democratic
critics ... had lavish praise for him In the past."
Specter said. "(And| when you sec a party-line
vote in the committee, you have to think It's
political and that the Armed Services Commit
tee wants to have a larger voice in defense
policy."
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Illegal aliens caught on airliner
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Dc La Cruz-Rodrlguez had sold
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Chicago Democrats vote
CHICAGO — Democrats got their chance
Tuesday to pick a mayoral candidate in an
election In which race played a large |xirt and
bad weather threatened a low turnout
Polls opened Tuesday morning In a contest In
which a large majority ol voters were ex|M-cted
to vole according to the color ol their skin. Cook
County Stale's Attorney Rlcliord M Daley
showed a decreasing but still comfortable lead
over Acting Mayor Eugene Sawyer In the most
recent jxtlls.
Daley, (lie son of the late k-gciulary Mayor
Richard "Boss" Daley, sought to become tlie
first white |»>lttician to unseat u presiding black
mayor in a major U.S. city.
A weekend jhJI gave Daley u 7 percent edge In
the special primary to fill ihc remainder ol the
lerniol tin- late Mayor Harold Washington.
I lie weather loreeast calling lor snow, high
winds and cold was expected to keep turnout by
tile city's I 5 million voters low. Polls were
scheduled to close at 6 p in.
Sawyer needed ail overwhelming showing
from tlie city's black wards to maintain his
tenuous hold on (lie lilili floor at City Hall
"I want everyone to vote." said Sawyer, who
was eleeted mayor In a raucous City Council
session lollnwmg Washington's death to 1987
Low voter turnout hurls everybody
The final day ol the campaign was low key.
with tlie candidates making numerous appear
aners across the city In a last minute bid.
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North secrecy issue
apparently resolved
WASHINGTON — The first major dispute over
the use of sccrcls at Oliver North's Iran-Contra
trial apparently has been resolved but has
demonstrated the lingering problem with han
dling classified information In the proceedings.
U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gcsell stopped
North's trial Monday for a closed hearing about
whether a name could be mentioned — It was
unclcnr whose.
Bui ’ the hearing seemingly resolved the
question, and (lie trial wus to resume Tuesday
with continued questioning of Robert Owen. 3o.
who served as North's private courier to the
Nicaraguan Contra rebels.
The next witness was scheduled to be retired
Army Gen. John Slnglaub. who raised money
and arranged amis deals for the rebels.
Gcsell sent the Jury home Monday, the fifth
day of North's trial, and tlicn emptied the
courtroom for tlie closed hearing, which focused
on a document prosecutors luliuduced Friday —
an Aug. 25. 1985. memo Owen wrote on a trip
he look to Costa Rica then.
At North's beliest. Owen was looking for u site
to set up an airstrip for North's private resupply
operation for the Contras.
In cross-cxamlntlon, defense lawyer Brendan
Sulllvun wanted to introduce a name from the
document. Trial prosecutor John Kckcr ob
jected. and Gesell summoned the lawyers for
bench conferences.
Keker appeared to be arguing that the name
had to remain secret, but the Judge was clearly
heard to say the materlul was relevant and.
"The name has to come In."
North, a former National Security Council staff
member, is on trial for 12 felony counts
Including lying to Congress, destroying official
documents, tux fraud and accepting an illegal
gilt If convicted on all charges, lie could fare 60
years in prison and $3 million in fines.
The memo Is addressed to "BG," which stood
lor "Blood and Guts." a nickname Owen said he
used for North. The sender Is "T C ," for "The
Courier."
The memo included tlie nanus of Costa Rican
officials. Contra leaders and a CIA employee but
those names were deleted in tlie version made
public.
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JERUSALEM — Polls opened nationwide
Tuesday tor municipal elections as party leaders
crisscrossed the country making last-minute
campaign stops.
Approximately 3.1 million Israelis and Arab
residents of East Jerusalem are eligible hr vole
til 1-17 mimlct|iil elections. In all. 1.160 party
nominees are running for office.
Many stores and most government offices
were closed because of a national holiday
declared to encourage voting. No serious voting
Irregularities were reported.
The occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip were
sealed oil by lire army to prevent Palestinians
from entering Israel on election day. Mosl Arab
merchants kept their shops closed ami workers
stayed home because of a general strike called
by the underground leadership directing Ihc
Palestinian uprising.
Turnout at llic polls was very light In Easl
•Jerusalem. In rcrenl leaflets, (lx- underground
leadership ordered Aral) residents o f East
Jerusalem lo boycott the elect Ion At one East
Jerusalem |H>llmg station, only six peupk* had
voted by mid-morning out ol 5.(MX) eligible
voters.
At least 371 Palestinians and 13 Israelis have
died In (lie 1-l-mnntli old Palestinian uprising.
Legal Notices
N O T IC C O F A P P L I C A T I O N
FOR TA X D C E D
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y
GIVEN that Nell Miserandmo
the bolder of the following car
tificatelsl has tiled said certifi
ra ta ls ) for it tar deed to be
issued thereon The certificate
n u m b e r f t I e n d y e a r I s ) of
issuance, the description ot the
property, and the nam e!*) in
which ft was attested Is a r e at
fallows
Certificate No 111
Year of Issuance 1?IS
Description of Property L t G
L O T S 7*7 . 7V1 M ID W A Y PH I
PG41
Nam es »n which assessed
R o b e rt C h a m b e rs . D o ro th y
F vans
AH of sa*d property being in
the County of Seminole State ot
T lor ida
U nless such c e rtific a te I s I
shall tie redeemed according to
law the property described in
such c e rtific a te d ! will be sold
to the highest bidder at the west
front door
Seminole County
Courthouse Sanford Florida on
the 77th dar of M a »th I W at
II 0 0 A M
A pproxim ately 1>7$Q0 cash
lor fees *1 required to be paid by
successful bidder af the- safe
T u b paym ent of an amount
equal to trie highest b<d plus
applicable documentary stamp
tares and recording fees is due
w it h in 24 h o u r s a fte r the
advertised time of the sale AH
payments shall be cash o* guar
an teed instrument made pay
able to the Cierfc ot C «rtu ‘*
Court
Dated fhn 7th day of Fet»r«
ary If tf
(S E A L t
V.ar y*nn* SAu-y se
O e rk of Circuit Court
Seminole Count t f i©r ida
By
A t f « * n tA
/ a nr a s
Deputy C i»r *
PubhSh February >4 ] i 78 and'
Merch t lies
O f H 'Ot
PH. 322-9300
12
MANAMA. Bahrain — Iran's parliament voted
overwhelm Iugly Tuesday to break diplomatic
relations with Britain In one week unless
Loudon changes Its "h o stile s in n e r" lo
Ayatollah Ruhollnh Khomeini’s death rleeree
against author Salman Rushdie.
Tehran Radio and the official Islamic Rcpnhllc
News Agency said all hut "tw o or three" of the
201 depullrs present In the Majlis, or parlia
ment. voted In favor of severing ties with
Britain.
"W e agree with the proposal ami In future Ihls
will he our stand towards any country which
attacks Islam and Islamic sanctities." IKNA
quoted Foreign Minister All Akhar Vclayuli as
saying before tin- vote.
In London. British Foreign Ofliee Junior
Minister Lynda Chnlkcr said lr;ut had embarked
on an unfortimale path. She rclienilcd lhal no
eounlry had lire right to Incite murder In
Britain.
The Iranian move was In response to Britain's
role leading the 12-member European Commitidly In pulling lls diplomats out of Tehran after
a death threat Issued by Khomeini against the
Indian-horn British author of "T h e Satanic
V e rs e s ." Rushdie's novel Is con sidered
blasphemous by Moslems.
IRNA said the Majlis would give Britain a week
lo "reconsider iis unprincipled stand on the
contents of 'The Satanic Verses' before ordering
Ihc Iranian Foreign Ministry to cut oil all
diplomatic lies."
Israelis vote today
in local elections
an a t w g a H B o n o o a w o w a q a a ^ ^
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YOUR EYE TO
** BEAUTY
• Custom Refinishing
• Stripping By Hand
N O T IC E OT
T It T i T l O ’J t N A M E
Nofrcft i% hereby given trkei I
am *'g a g e d in business et 7VO
fr v Rd t isseiberry F L 12707
Seminore C o urty, Fto nde under
t f■e f r 11 f i o u i N a m e of
A M A N D A S A N T IQ U E S 4
C O L L i C f * tiiL E S and that I
■n»end t© register *a-d name
with tn» tier* of the Circuit
Court Sem.nole County Florida
« accordance n»th ttw Pro
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• Insurance And M oving
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N O T IC E
The Sem inole County Port
Authority, Sanford, Sem inole
County, Florida, furnishes the
following information and In
struct tons to prospective bidders
desiring to submit profsosals for
the work herein described
P R O J E C T fS C O P A 10F
C O N S T R U C T IO N O F M A S T E R
D R A IN A G E S Y S T f M
G E N E R A L D E S C R IP T IO N
OF WORK
The principal work
con
sisf of the construction of a
master drainage system at the
P o r t o f S a n fo rd . S e m in o le
County. Florida along with .sp
proalm ately M O4 of stabi I tied
at c e l l road
IN S T R U C T IO N S O N
O B T A I N I N G S P E C I I IC A
T IO N S
Specifications and a tom p lele
description ol the proposed work
m i| be obtained in person from
the office of the A dm inistrator.
Seminole County Port Authority
Dennis K Dolgner,
Administrator
Seminole County Port Authority
1110 Kastner Place
Port of Sanford
Santord FL J277I
(407) J73 47t|
Contract and b4<J ’Spec flic a
I tons may be obtained tor a
non refundable fee o f 111 00,
check 1 to be made payable to
the S e m in o le C ou n ty P o r t
A u th o r ity
A ll d r a w in g s
spec>ficaftons and contract doc
umenfs may be eaem m ed in
person at the o ffic e o l ihe
Administrator
B ID B O N O
Bids must t * accompanied by
a c e r tifie d check, cash ier s
rheck bans draft or b«d tjond in
the amount of not less ttian five
percent
of the amount of
b id , m a d e p a y e b l e to th#
Sem 1hole Coun» y Pur t A uftiOf 11y
R E J E C T I O N O T B ID S
Ih e1 Sem inole County P o rt
Authoritf reserves the right to
reiect any or all bids or any parf
thereot »o w aive eny m form eh
ty or techmcallty in the brddng
to accept l i e bids or any parf
thereof deem ed most favorable
to the -n ierttf of the Authority
att«r all bids have been e*e m
med and evaluated or to re|e<»
all bids and re a d v a rtis e o»
cancel the proposed wor k
T IM E A N D P L A C E O T
B ID O P E N IN G
W aled bids will be rec ti v«mJ at
the o ffice of the Administrator
until 1VOQ hours ( | 00 p m e % I
March l
Lies at which time
they wiH be publicly opened arid
read aloud Anp bid rate red
after the specified b«d closing
time will n©f be considered No
bids shall be withdrawn lor a
per <od Of thirty i K) > days Suit
sequent to the b id opening
wihi&uf the consent of 1t*e Ad
n in iitrator
Seminole Counfv
Port Author iff
Dated' this 17th dar ut f ebr-u
ary lies at Sanfgvd Sen-.insj-te
County I' tot <de
By order of | f M lN O t I
COUNT V POR T AUT t« m l i
s L ary r Str »c fc»er . t he ■" «■a*
Attest James V Mowe
Sec retar y
Publish T eb 71 t% iftk
D( B 7»
�— Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Tuasday, February 28. I960
CLASSIFIED A D S
Seminole
Orlando - Winter Park
322-2611___________ 831-9993
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
10 MBiuaWea ( t o n . . . SAC a Bn*
HOURS
7 reaeecathi (to r n . . . 07C a Bn*
3 ceesecsrtlre t o * * . . . 07C a Bn*
1 ftme........
fcOOAJL-AJO PJL
MONDAY t in FRIDAY
SATURDAY O-N om
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SUMS
NOW ACCEPTING
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whan you gat results. Poy only for doy* your od run* at roto oomod.
U*a hill do»trtptlen lor lo*ta*t rotult*. Hpoyt to tall tha whol# ttery whan
aitro lino* cast to llttla mora.
OCAOlINtS
Noon Tha Doy ialor* Publlcoilon
Sundoy ■ II AM . Soturdoy
Mondoy . 11:30 A.M. Suturdoy
NOTE i In tha avant at tha publishing at arron In
laniard Harald (hall publish tha advertisement. atta- It ha* baan cryrattad
at no caal la Itw advarlitar but tuch Inaartlan* thall numbar ns more than
ana II).
7 1 - H e lp W anted
71— Help Wanted
APPOINTMENT SETTERS
HAIRSTYUST
Halr-a-rangers
m a s M e r m - tn i
tll/hr. Musi b* experienced In
home ImprovementsITSO 107*
CABINETMAKERS
Custom mica shop hat Im
mediate openings In all pot
l ion*. Lengwood woe, 333 OS4*
CARPENTERS 8 HELPERS
Must have experience! Call
after 4 PM
......... 74*1141
CASHIERS ANDCOOKS
All ihlfts available, full/peri
lim e. No exp. necessary.
Starling Immediately. Start
Ing wage plus bonus. Promo
I tonal opportunities available.
Apply al Amoco. 4*00 W. St.
RO. 4*. Sanford tformerly
Phillips Ml or al M0 W. Lake
Mary Blvd., Lake Mary
lormerly Phillips Ml
CLEANING PERSON
Sanford. For office A rest
dene*. No agencies. 333 4571__
CNA'S- Pari lima. Apply:
Hlllhaven Healthcare tenlsr
333-ASM........................EOE/H
CONSTRUCTION
A l l t r a d e s , C a rib b e a n
Islands/ Local
to i l l hr.
Call l**7 *177
TALENT BUILDERS
CONSTRUCTION
Exp.'d foreman. Underground
cable....3314)4*0. exl. 33*
23— Lost* Found
71— H elp W anted
FOUND!
A/A APPLICATORS
Husky dog In Flaa World a n t.
Weiring collar. Call 331 MS*
to Identity.
25— Special Notices
BECOME A ROTARY
For Detail*: 1(84*314254
Florida Notary Aat ^elation
27— Nurstry A
Child Coro
CHILD CARE • S day* a wk. Lk.
Mary Blvd area. 3* yr*. ratidanl. Flexlblehril 333)4*3
Christian Lave A Care For your
child while mother work* or
travels..............- .... JP-HOO
Mother el one want* babysitting
In my bam*. Call Bl-etUdeyi
ar H i l l s avanlng*
55— Business
Opportunities
. ■ ■
.
i far S4S.
Earn up la 1X0 a day. People
call you to order....... .333 3443
WHY WORK FOR LRSS THAN
YOU ARR WORTHY Top
rated service company seeks
ambitious Individual with
strong detlro to work for
hlmtalf. Full training A man
agement assistance. Unlimit
ed p erten el A finan cial
growth I Investment required.
Financing available. Call
1*00*3* 74t3. ext. I W
ACRYUC APPLICATORS
•HIRING TODAY*
Earn S1ASI3J0 per hour. No
experience necessary. Full A
pari lima In local area.
Call Tampa
tAM-ePM.............-anapATni
A C C O U N T ! R E C E IV A B LE
SECRETARY • Established
Sanford company needs you to
antsver phones A fake pay
ments with a smile I Will hire
mature dependable worker
today! AAA Employment, TOO
W.lSWtll..................333-3ITS
ADD TO YOUR INCOME
SELL AVON NOWIII
.... .Or.— ..... 333-434T
AIRLINES JOBS
SIf.000 to U f ,000par year.
330-3301. txf. A
APPOINTMENT SETTERS
The whole world love* Ice
cream. Help our teles/drivers
show our delicious product*.
Pari time evenings. Hourly +
commission. Apply Rich Food
Pton.40IW.UlhS
ASSEMBLERS
34NEEOEO
Trend Temporaries needs 34
people tor a long term pro|*cl
In Longwood. Will train to
assemble electronic compo
nents. Must have own car and
home phone. AM or PM shill.
P ay S4.M/hr. with super
banefltsl Cell to atari Immedietoty I........MO-Tee*________
ASSISTANTS/TRAINEES
EARN/TRAVEl/LEARH
*1— Money to Lend
CASH A V A IL A B L I • For
s a s u s a i. £ s z
Centgitdate bills. Horn* Im
worthwhile purpose. Liberal
Cratflf P o lic y . Wa buy
Uc. Mtg. Areker---- 417-311*5#*
Legal N otice s
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OFTHE IIOHTC1MTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLI COUNTY.
FLORIDA
Cate No. ee-eni'CA-ee-p
O IN IR A L JURISDICTION
FLEET MORTGAGE CORP.,
Plaintiff.
vs.
MICHAELR.CRIDER.il living
andJUUEA. CRIDER, hit
wit*. II living, etal..
Defendants.
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
■T CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
Notice It hereby given that tha
undersigned Maryann* Mors*.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Seminole County, Florid*, will,
on the 17th day of April, If**, at
1100 o'clock A M., al tha Watt
Front Door ot the Seminole
County Courthouse In Sanford.
Florid*, oiler lor sal* and tall al
ptfillc outcry to the highest and
best bidder lor cash, the follow
Ing described property situated
In Seminole County, Florida,
towll:
LOT 13. B LO CK ' ' F ' \
HIDDEN LAKE UNIT I B .
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN
PLAT BOOK IT. PAGES S) AND
Ss. PUBLIC RECORDS OF
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ,
FLORIDA
pursuant to tha final decree ol
foreclosure entered In a case
pending In said Court, the stylo
o l w h i c h Is
FLEET
M O R TG AG E C O RP
v iMICHAEL R CRIDER, II living
end JULIE A CRIDER, his
wile. II living, el al
WITNESS my hand and ol
•Kiel seel ot said Court this TJnd
deirol February, life
ISEALI
MARVANNE MORSE.
Clerk ot the Circuit Court
BY JeneE Jesowlc
Otputy Clerk
Publish FebTt.MarchT.lt**
DEB TS4
Youth oriented group hiring
sharp energetic Individuals
tor special promotion work.
NO EXP. OR EDUCATION
N EE D E D . Wo train. A ll
expense* paid. Mutt be Ira* to
visit Oalnetvllto. Tallahassee
A Miami. Great pay and
benefits. For detail* call Mr.
Sullivan....................333 *30
lull time,
experience required. Good
wages, goad ban#IIIt. Apply In
person: Winter Springs Golf
Club, Vs mlto east of highway
17*3 on414. Winter Springs
BAAVSITTCR/Heusekeeper •
Men.. Frl.. (:30AM - 5:lJPM.
tor a 1 yr. old girl. Retorencos
A transportation required.
I-4/44 area. Cell 333 43*4
Legal N o tice s
IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE IITH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
SEMINOLI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO. 10-1441CA * f P
THE DIME SAVINGS BANK
OF NEW YORK. FSB
Plaintiff.
RONALD H. JOHNSON;
FREEDOM SAVINGSAND
LOAN ASSOCIATION: and
SANDRAJOHNSON.
Defendant
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS G IVEN that
pursuant to that carialn Final
Judgment, deled February 13.
Itet, In Cat* No. M 3444 CA Of
P. of tha Circuit Court ol the
11th Judicial Circuit In and for
Seminal* County, Florida. In
which RONALD H. JOHNSON.
FREEDOM SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION; and
SANDRA JOHNSON, ar* Ih*
Defendants. I will tell to the
highest and best bidder lor cash
al the West Front door ol Ih*
Seminole County Courthouse.
Sanford. Florida, al 11:00
o'clock A M on Ih* IJrd day ol
March. Iftt, the following do
scribed property sol forth In the
Order ot Final Judgment
Lot 4. DAWN ESTATES, oc
carding to the Plat thereof, ot
recorded In Plot Book II. Pag*
If. of the Public Records ol
Seminole County. Florid*
o/k/a: 3400 Down Court
LokoMary. FloridaI V u
OATEO: February IS. Isee
MARVANNE MORSE.
Clerk ol the Court
By Jan* E Jesowlc
Otputy Clerk
Publish: Feb lt.lt. '**»
OEB IS*
CRUISE SHIP JOBS
Now hlrlngl All positional Call
333 304. ate. P I. 10AM to
SPM,...............Mon, thru Frl.
DAYS INN/100GE
Now hiring Room Cleaners.
H o u tm e n , F ro n t D eek,
Waitress** and Wallers. AM A
PM shifts evellebto. Apply In
person: 4S0Douglas Ave.,
Altam onte Springs, FI
DEUVERV DRIVER
And stockman. Apply Ratliff
Auto Parts, 3734 Orlando Dr.
DOG TRAINER
FULL OR PART TIME
M/Hr.T* Start
Must Be Experienced
In Obedience Training
Call...340-1(11
Dollar General It now accepting
applications for a full lima key
person. Musi Ilk* working
with the public In a Ipst paced,
always changlog, friendly
environment. Apply In person:
7470Orlando Dr.Sanford. FI.
DRIVERS: 0-T-R TEAMS
ANOSOLOS
a Minimum IS Years OM
* 3 YEARS VerlllabtoO-T-R
• I yrmtn A t yr produce exp.
* CLEAN MVR-PASS DOT
A CO. REQUIREMENTS
• Drug A Alcohol Screening
Fee appelntment call 331-3334
EARN MONET Reeding books I
130.000/yr. Income polen. De
tails l 405 447 4000 Exl. Y-II73
ELECTRICIANS
Licensed In residential.
Call 313 1)43
EXP’D SERVERS WANTED
APPLY IN PERSON
Men. thur Thurt.. IPM-fPM
BAHAMA JOE’S
3M(S. FRENCH AVE.
SANFORD. FU
_________He Phew* Calls. Please
EXPERIENCEDSEWING
MACHINE OPERATORS
San-Del Manufacturing
774* OM Laks Mary Raad
Santord. Flarid* 31771
___________ 331-3(14___________
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC
Own loots, excellent working
conditions. Benelux....377 7411
E x p e rie n c e d C a rg e a te r e
needed. Musi have hand loots
Call after SPM...........44(41*1
FABRICATING APPRENTICE
• In Sanford) Learn II all I
Great opportunity lor career
mlndsdl Work with your
hands I AAA Employment, 700
W. 75th SI............ ... ..373 5174
FREE TUITION
TO REAL ESTATE
LICENSE SCHOOL
a A New Career
a A New Beginning
Call FranarSlu
325-3200
keues
« i A *c
KEYESft INTHE SOUTH
Full time or pert time
cook. Position available Im
mediately. Apply In person
between IPM SPM. ask tor
Mary/or call 133 4S00. ext. 300.
Tatty World Restaurant
4454 W. SI. Rd. 44. Santord. FI.
GENERAL HELP
llOtll.SO/hr. Outdoor stork,
local araa. we train. Call
Tampa. *AM *PM. (13 ( (4 7151
GOOO WORKERS NEEDCDI
Dally War*.... Dally Pay
Call Bab tor details. 333-ISU
Oevernmenl |*bl SI4.040 •
U*.?30/yr. New Hiring. Call
1 (05M 74000 Exl. R (171 tor
current toderellltf.__________
O R O U N D S P E R S O N . For
apartment complex. P erl
lime......................... 331 TOW
HOME CARE
Need occasional help lor semi
Invalid..... «... Crossings area
Call 333 43(7 alter 4PM
IHuakru
p nu tw tm DB4*h<(^ *
BOOMING AREA!
HIGH NUMBER OF SALES-
CELEBRITY CIPHER
CeeebrMf C<p*a* uypiofiBffis ar« ueeied troRi quolitions by I•mow*
pAopf* pesi and p*>tan<
|act* latta* w
%IN c«p*at Hands lor
r • cfce C pmmU r
" F J O
F J N M U
N O C E O R B O B
T Y I W F
F J O
F J T F
DO
T O O E N L T
B T Z
I V O Z
Hat torced Huskey Really.
Lake Mary oifke to expand I
Looking tor a lew more expo
tented associates to handle
this hot area For privet*
In terview contact Linda
Mari in today I
330 1141
HOME HEALTH AIDES
II you Ilk* helping people and
you ar* a Certified HHA.
Parogen Home Cor* of Sen
lord hat weekend and pari
lima positions available In
Seminole County 1 We offer
competitive rates and fleilble
scheduling. Call 3710*00 tor
appointment..................EOE
Law Office Receptionist
Pari time, 1:301 00. Monday
thru Friday. General office
duties, good typist. 403-7711
UVE IN ATTENDANT
MOO mo. plus ream A board.
Mature!..............Call 331-1434
LPN’S/RN’S/CNA’S
RN'Sta I3t/hr. LPSTSto
llf/hr. CNA'S to M.4*riw.
Writ* your own schedule end
direct your own career. You
ar* needed Immediately. W*
offer Hex. hr*., high pay.
greet assignments, signup A
referral bonuses. Insurance.
WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE
_________ c*il*«i-4 a i_________
LPN’S
Full lime. Excellent salary
and benefits. All shifts
CNA’S
Full time . Excellent salary
end benefits. All shifts
LAUNDRY AIDE
Part lime. 1 days/week, pos
sibility ollull lime In future
LONOWOOD HEALTH CARE
_
Cell ne-wge tor apt.
MAIDS
Sbaratan Orlanda North
(formerly Sheraton Maitland)
hat Immediate openings tor
maids I Apply In person, 1-4 A
Maitland Blvd. Monday thru
Friday, 10AM -3PM....... EOE
MAINTENANCE- Exp'd. onlyl
Mutt have good driving re
cord. Need out going, orga
nltad parson. Non smokers
only. Apply: Rich Food Plan
4(1 W.IIMiSt., Santord
MANAGER/ASSIS. MANAGER
WAITRESSES
Apply In parson: OaiyW togt
14/43, Santord, ar call
330-1171 (b*tw*en»AM JPM )
MECHANIC
E xperien ced with heavy
equipment A trucks. 117-3101
^ O f ltL S !!
CHILDREN
3 MOS. TO IS YRS.
FOR REVIEW BY MAJOR
NEW YORK TALENT DI
RECTORY. OUR A F F IL I
ATES PLACE CHILDREN IN
FILMS. SOAPS. NEWSPA
PER AND MAGAZINE ADS
AND TV COMMERCIALS.
INTERVIEWING SOON IN
YOUR AREA) CALL TODAY:
RASCALS TALENT DIRECTORY
412-B5M055
MTG. LOAN PROCESSOR
1 year conventional process
ing experience required. *
ry will be lew to mid I
depending on experience.
Apply In personal:
1st. Federal of Seminole.
3ft W .lsl SI.. Sanford
NAIL TECH
With following. Call tor Intervlew.....................331-4003
NEED A JOB?
Call Ofston Today I
OLSTEN SERVICES
___________ 740-4773___________
NEW HIOHER STARTINO
PAY! For certlflad or experi
enced Nurse Aide*...All shifts I
Applylnpam tto:
Lakevtew Nursing Cantor
( I f E. 7nd SI________
NURSE AIDES NESOEOII
7-3 nnd H I shifts. FT A PT.
Apply: OEBARY MANOR. 40
N. Hwy. 17A *1. Debary. FI.
Mon. thru Frl.
4AM to 4PM. 440-4434 EEO
333-3043........................... EOE
OFFICE SECRETAIT
For non profit aganliatton.
Santord area. BSBA degree
and expectance In bookeepIng
and word protesting required.
Sand return* to: HPI, Atten
tion M. McCabe. PO Box (0*.
Lilli* Rock. AR. 73303 ,
OFFICE AIDE- No type! Super
entry level Into Insurance
field I Fun crew to work with I
Variety makes N nlcel Call
•odayl AAA Empteymeal. 700
W .lilh S I............ .....33HI74
P A R T T IM E D R IV E R S
WANTED Thursdays only. M
per hour. Apply Inperson:
The Santord Auto Auction
3(fS Stale Road44 East
_____ Santord. torn til 4pm_____
PART TIME/FU1 TIME
P e titio n * fo r T eachers,
Assistants. A But
Drivers
with qualify Child Car* Cen
tors. Exp, preferred 333 4435
PEDIATRIC NURSE
Full or pari lime. Submil
resume to : P.O. Bus 1734
Sontord. FI 33773 1334
ACE C A R P E N T E R
1 is! .-It! M
■
e
a
.
a
PRESS OPERATOR
Experienced onlyl Full lima.
Banaflts. Apply a l: Tru
Dimensions. 1434 N. SR 1437.
Longwood, FI. or call PM043.
PRODUCTION WORKER
In plant nursery, eeml-tkllled.
Will train. 40hr. week. Cell
________ Craig. 333-BV7________
PR00UCT10N PERSON
Ground floor opportunity. Join
a winning team I On* of Ih*
nations largest bod service
^ 135. Excellent (ring*
It. Apply: 375 Randyard
Rd, Sanlord Cel 1773 7740
REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT •
Steady |ob tor vary orgenlred
fast worker with ability to
work Independently! Top
beneflttl AAA Empteymertt.
TWW.tSttlSI..... - .... J23SI74
RN- 7-1 shift. lull time.
Apply In person.
Lakevtew Hurtleg Center
( I t E. lnd St.. Santord
RN- FULL TIME/DAY SHIFT.
A R N / L P N P A R T -T IM E
posit Ions available
Plea** contact:
Hlllhaven Health Car* Cantor
773-*S44........................EOE/H
SALES OFFICE CLERK- Taka
food orders and confirm ap
pelnlmanft by phona and
serve at liaison with field
personnel. Outgoing, orga
nized. non smokers only
Apply: Rich Feed PUn
Otl W .lilhSI.. Santord
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Good knowledge of Central
Florida, calling on retail
stores to furniture companies.
Exp. In this field Is a plus or
will train. Good salary plus
commission. Call between
4:30AM to 13:00.331-0(00
SECRETARY
Wanted lor large construction
co. Typing, accounts receiv
able. general ofllce experi
ence required with construc
tion cod* knowledge helpful.
Call collecf. 704 333 3101
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR
W* are looking tor a telephone
solicitor who It looking tor an
opportunity !o grow and
advance with us. Call Charles
__________ .337 3443
TRAINERS - 3-11 shltt avail
able. Our clients show their
appreciation tor what you do.
Formal training A bonus.
Call......................... .3317331
TRAVEL USA
I have openings tor 10 sharp
guys A oalt who ar* Ira* to
Travel USA. Must be able to
start Immediately. Must be It
or older. No experience neces
sary. 3 weak expanse paid
training program. Return trip
guaranteed. High pay A libera l b o n u s e s m a k e th is
extremely desirable lor the
younger tel. For personal
Interview: Call Jon E. Hatkln
*1 333 4500 Tuec thur Frl..
10AM to SPM. Parents wel
come al Interview
( 407) 6 9 5 - 7 0 7 1
I A dd itions * |
Rem odel In g
B.E. LINK CQNST.
In s. Est 8 R oom A d d itio n s
R e m o d d in | ....4 0 7 -3 2 2 -7 0 2 9
Financing. Stole LlcKRCB08471
REPAIRS. CARPENTRY
CONCRETE, REMOOELINO
Hone*!, professional, small
labelJCallAoore™
Call Agora -. .177 507*
Bookit ta p ir
C0MPUTUI2ED SERVICE
Complete to P A LI IS yr*.
experience. Pick up A Dottvery.Bechr. **»*5»4_______
MKDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
Hwy. 17*1
Maitland
>44IM4
T R C T em p/P er m
PERSONNEL
250-5100
Truck Drinf/WarvhMMflian
Mutt be able to cbtaln Chauf
fer's license Apoty*l;
Penn Aluminum Ini.
754* Jewett La. Santord
Wallrets/Cook/Beverage Cert
person. Full or peri lima.
Good wages, good lips, good
benefits. Apply In person:
Winter Springs GUI Club, W
mil* east ol highway 17 *3 on
414, Winter Springs, FI.
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS
ASSEMBLERS
Veil temporary services hat
Immediate long/short term
assignments from Sanford to
Maitland. Cell today, work
tomorrow I
Veit Temporary Sarvlcet
___________ 43*-*2**___________
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
Full or part-time position.
Good sterling salaries Must
have own phone A transport*
lion. Call 74(5SS33ATS No fee
97— A p artm e n ts
Fu rn ish e d / Rent
ATTRACTIVE • I bdrm., quiet
area. Silt per week Includes
utilities...............Call 331 4*47
FOR QUIET. SINGLE STORY,
ENERGY EFFICIENT
FURNISHED STUDIOS
$299 MO.
CALL TODAY
SANFORD COURT APTS
323-3301
PARTLY FURNISHED 3 A 1
room apis. 5300/5375 mo. On
thebusllnel...... 333 3335
SANFORD -1 A 1 bdrm. apis.
CLEANI 5345 A l*>. plus dep.
A re!................. Call 377 3343
SANFORD • I room ■lllclency
w/pr. bath A entrance. Close
to downtown. Perfect tor I
person I 570 wk. -f 5125 sec..
lnd. util................... 333 374*
1 bdrm. adults, no pets, dose lo
Downtown shopping. 570/wk.
411 Palmetto Ave, Santord.
U n fu rn ish ed / Rent
407-740-5533
WAREHOUSE TRAINEE - No
experience needed I Train to
pull orders A make local
del Ivaries I A sincere desire to
leant lends this greet posi
tion! AAA Emptoyment, 700
W.lSWlSf.,......... .......373 3174
WOODWORKERS
Experienced. Headed for Tnd
shift, full or pari lime to 11
midnight. Mon. thru Frl. If
Inter**fed applications may
be picked up *1: 111 Hickman
Drive. Santord or call:
33l ***0 tor more Into
WORK TOUR OWN HOURS!
Part-Time Demonstrators for
supermarkets, Central FI.
araa. Retired A moms wel
cornel Send latter to: Box 1105
POBox 1457 Sentwd FI, 33771
5150,000 PLUS!
Earn a tlx figure Income In
IN * with atlablldwd national
company In axplotlv* In
dustry. Opening new olllcet
locally. For more Into., call
.
407-774 7177_________
1* Light Industrial Jabs I Start
Monday............ - ........ Call:
Vatt Tamperary Sarvlcet
___________ 42*-*2**___________
73— E m p lo y m e n t
_______W anted______
FLEXIBLE ELDERLY HELPER
Hourly, dally ar weekly. While
female Driver! Cell 771-4*77
91— A p a rtm e n ts/
House to Share
CONDO TO SHARE
Full privilege*, poolside, 3
bdrm, 3 bath. UDAMu 330-54*1
Attradlv* apt, close In, 1 bdrm,
specially priced al 57*5 Water
A sewer paid. Reference re
quired. 3 bdrm. house In Lk.
Mery., 5375/mo, carport A
ulllty. Large yard. 333-1410
CONDO!
3 bdrms.. 2 bath, mini blinds,
washer/dryer. pool, newly re
decorated. 5435 net. 131 7747
D O R C H E S TE R APTS.
Like Mary.
..111-4*11
MARINER'S VILLAOE
Lk. Ada I bdrm........5110 mo
2 bdrm,.5345 mo A up. .333 5470
N IC E !!
1 A 3 bdrm. apartments I 5145
mo. A up. plus security and
deposit. 777 3*55pref,eves
Randolph Court Apartments
New Under New Management
Hidden Like Dr. 170-17**
S P A C IO U S !)
3 Bedrooms, 1baths
Rent Starting A lt...............54N
Q r o v c v ic w
PARK AVE. LOCATION
House, full privileges, room
tor 1 morel SISO/mo. each plus
share utilities. 331 3314
93— R o o m s tor Rent
EXCELLENT LOCATION!!
Kitchen A laundry privileges!
331-0411erN4-775-INI
Furnished- Clean A quiet. Single
or double, S30/w**k per
person. References 331 70M
H Q
• f i r a / f y . '/
ndKtone*
2604800
GENEVA IAKEFR0NT
4 bdrms., 3 ba.. Urge kitchen
A living room, large screened
porch, oaktl SWj/mo. plus
security. Ref. roq'd. Avail.
] ' lo st by appt. 347 7037
HIDDEN LAKE
p
1/3, double garage, n* pet*/
UTS me. -f- sec. 331*73*
HIDDEN LAKE VILLA
1 bdrm., 3 bats, screened
porch, 1 car garage. 5550 per
mo. Loose with option to buy!
Call owner/broker.....133-411(
LAKE MARY
1 Bdrms, m ba. OH/A,
large fenced yard. S47S/mo.
plus S430 dep. No pets. References required......... 373*445
OSTEEN
2 Bdrm. house, fenced yardi
5350 per me. Can furnish. Sell
on easy forms....- ..... 333 *371*
1* acres, with large house. (
stall barn, A mere. 513*4 per
month. Near Oeneve. 377-1
1 bdrm. I bath, fenced In yard,
adults on ly, no kids or
pets 5400/mo plus sec. 337-7441
2803 GROVE AVE
1 bdrm., 3 bath, needs work.
Rent option............. 5400 mo.
Call I 413(7*31(0
1 bdrm. near 17-tl and 437.
Central H/A. fenced yard.
kids Ok, 5475/mo........ (41-5*7*
105— Duplex!
T r i p l e x / R e n t __
DELUXE DUPLEX
Are you tired of opartmen)
living?................Call 3300547
107— M ob ile
H u m es / R ent
S Points area. 1 bdrm. IVS baths,
split plan, adults only, no pets.
1150/mo.............— .373 5337
115— In du strial
;______ R e n ta ls______ :
AAA BUSINESS CENTER- New
oltlce/whs*. 115*' bey with
oltlce 517S. 17 *7/477.. .33* *354
116—
A p*
R e al E sta te
SALVATION!!
TON Lake Mary Blvd.
321-0584
v w v w v v
SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS
1 and 2 bdrm. duplex's Irom
5370 per month. Individual
pa Itot. Ig. pool, fenced play
ground and laundry facilities.
Excellent location on 17*7
between 414 A Lk. Mary Blvd
Fa m ilie s Wdcomd...3 2 3 -2 9 2 0
EXECUTIVE H0MEI
Lg*. bdrm. A ba, house privi
leges. lots of storage, cov'd,
periling. No pets, non-smoking
Christian female pref.33l-*343
DID YOU KNOWT HD Realty,
manages ever 400 rental prop e r t le s In and around
Seminole County. W* can help
you If you dec kto to rant lor a
lime be lor* you buy I
SANFORD AREA RANCH
ASSOCIATED
TEMPORARY
STAFFINO
UNFURNISHED
1 A 2 BDRM. APTS.
5100 OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT
CALL TODAY
323-3301 EXT. 214
103— Houses
U n fu rn ish ed / Rent
ADORABLE - Ibdrm.. I bath.
FI. college, hardwood floors.
Ilreplaco. |43S/m<t 377 3*54
Let us save your credit I
W* buy homes - tost cash I
______ 331437Tor (3)3*57
117—
C o m m e rc ia l
_______R e ntals______
F0RSALE/LEASE
In Santord, used car lot. two ‘
bay garage w/lltt, sales office. finance office, X plus vehicle*
capacity....... Groat Locatlonl
_________ Call 331-345*_________
121— C ondom inium
_______R e ntals______
IAKEFR0NT PENTHOUSE
New unfurnished 3 bdrm., 2
bath, fireplace, washer/dryer,''
pool, tennis, boating A
exercise room. UOO/mo. Call
131 7133or 111*43*. Realtor.
NOTICE
DEBARY
2/2, garage, washer/dryer.
5433month............... I l l 0114
C a rp e t/F lo o r
______Coverings_____
MR. r S RUG CLEANING
This month special I 3 rooms
•teem c leaned tor t K N I
CALL<|iii^ >iiiiiiiJtoM7Aieif
BEE CLEANING
Let me "b u ll" your house
ctoenl...... ...... Cell 331*157
Concrete
• D4k i noet • m a i fit
•nos11IS xnlx tuatfoaiinoa
U *» I ITU 74T
RIFOET A M k
91V I . lnd Street, l ewterd
32 M S VO
Fence
PaTfvFIno
CHAIN UNK-W00D FENCE
WANTED
Pressure Cleaning and Painting.
Call Roger, 1314445
Dependable A Fro* Estimates
O. Vatjuat Fence - .....331-4*40
G e ne ral Services
DEPENDABLE EXPRESS
Pick up A Delivery Service
Handy M an
HOME REPAIR, Minor Electric
A Plumbing Yard Cleaning A
Odd Jobe. H s M T a a Smell I
Fro* Eetlmatesl ..Call 331 *077
44 YRS. IN CONSTRUCTION!
Rallradl Small |obtl Call
321 7414...........Atk tor Chuck
b u ild in g C
B
Conti
ontractors
Additions. Remedelag. Repairs
DOORS. FLOORS, OECKS
L k lE R N IIS M
345-4341
CUSTOM HOMES
Stove Kaeebel.........
3311IN
Res./Comm.............CBCB4343I
NEW. REMODEL. REPAIR
HOMES. OFFICES. STORES
AH types constructlaw. Ret/ Cows
737-4*33 t O Aeilnt. C«C*HQ**
Fro* Estimates
31*715*
RITA'S CLEANINO SERVICE
Ttowh Serin* I Hunk Clean t
Uc'd/I
NUNSCl'HHA S/CNA S
B R M O B I E .
PREVIOUS SOLUTION Coming from Canada, being a
writer and Josvtsh as won. I havw impeccable paranoia
credentials " — Mordocal Richtor
SANFO RO /LAKE M ARY
AREA. • Ream tor rent with
lull house prlvllegesl Cell
331 Ml* Irom 4PM III IPM
103— Houses
U n fu rn ish ed / Ren!
KNIGHTS
OF
C S C E
LICENSED AND BONDED
_________ 4*7 73l-n**_________
Residential or Commercial
i p
TELEMARUTTERS
Part llme/lull time pot 11Ions
available. Carolyn 3400401
People call you. S4S start up.
Call 487-471-4313. ext. LS
Only experienced need apply.
Computer experience a plus.
Send resume to: Box 133, c/o
Santord Herald. P.O. Box
1457, Santord, FI. 37771_______
NB
POSITIONS AV A ILA B LE .
ALL SHIFTS Apply, orient
and work today Gel paid
tomorrow I Vocation pay
93— Roo m s fo r R e nt
5300 A DAY
SERVICE MANAGER
PARTS MANAGER
SECRETARY
CLASSIC CLEANING SERVICE
—
w a o
TEACHER
Chauffeur's lie. or able to
qualify. 35-40 hr. week. Need
mature, reliable parson. Start
S4 par hr. Paid holidays. MonFrl. Bonus plan, credit union
available...................Apply:
rung* reread Heute
3134 Elm A y *„ Santord.
O I B F
F J O N E
t
PRE-KINDERGARTEN
C le an in g Service
SNEW PAY RATESS
a a
PERRrS FAMR.Y REST.
Altamonte Mall, Ubpir Level,
n e x t la S e a r s . H ir in g
waitresses, cooks, cashiers,
hoi let tet. and iSthwariwrs.
AM/PM th ills. Complata
company benefits, excellent
salary, apply In person. EOE.
PHONE PROS: Home Im
provement. 10AM to 7PM. M/
Thr/Frl., IIAM SPM.333-414*
71— H elp W anted
OFFICE CLERK
Full lime petition available
with last growing company.
Djtla* Include filing, order
entry and telemarketing. Ex
perien ce net necessary.
Weekly pay, good benefits. If
Interested, apply:
Brawn (b^nrt^ft^s^t
US# Fltip* trick. Pari *f Santord
C T E O M F B
L J R V Q E O M . '
7 1 - H e lp W anted
T A B CONTRACTORS, INC
DRIVEWAYS
FATIOS
ADDITIONS
SIDEWALKS
Special ..Mato .(US
FREE ESTIMATES
Brian
et? m a le s
l-and clearln g
BACK HOr^umphructo^helT
Bush hog. Bex blading and
^>lsclrj;m i»4 -«\ J H *in
L a n d scap in g
BOOUE'S
Free Estimates.
New Plantings. Pruning.
P re ssu re C lean in g ~
BABSTEAM A PRESSURE
CLEANERS
F u lly p o r ta b le I F r e *
Estimate*!.......Call 333 7704
MAXWELL
MOBILIZED WASHCR
Res./Cemm/Mebile Hemes
STEAM CLEANINO
W/CHEMICAL INJECTION
4*7/330*344 er *04-774*311
IOTAL LAWN CARE
Mew, Edge. R Weed Eating
Light Heukng
Year Round Service
Call]
ALL OOO JOBS No |ob too t»g
ar toe small I Free estimates
^ ^ ^ C a llJ R J lt* * * ^ ^ ^
N u rsin g C are
Certified nurse has large room
tor ambulatory tody Reason
a b le r a t e s , hom ey et
mospher*
Cell 373 470*
P ainting
FAMCO FAINTING
REE EST 1* VRS EXP
m u t e ________
FRANK Barnhart painting A
pressure cleaning is yet exp
Relecences ________373 1141
JVA PAINTING CONTRACTORS
LICENSED
I* VRS. EXP.
FREE ESTIMATES**! 334*144
STENITROM PAINTING CO
We specialire In refurbishing
alder homes I For * Fro*
Esttmete phene any timet
371 1UC or *04 MS 554*
JACKPOT *250
BIG N
*250
BIG X
*250
ALL GAMES $50
MINIMUM OF S LINES
SSO A UNE
5 FREE GAMES
Than. A Sim. 7 djb .
2504 0AN AVE.,
SANFORD
Rooting
ROOF REPAIRS A reroof on
smell flat root. Work guaran
teed, references........ 377 3170
G e ne ral H auling ~
TRASH A JUNK REMOVAL
Mulch^lMnug^^MOM*;
L a w n Service
COLUMBUS
Free Estimates
3313*7*
S w im m in g Pool
Service
1444 SWIMMING POOLS UOI
Warehou e clearance ol new
IS*4 pools. 34 ft x 37 ft
completely Installed Includes
huge deck, ladder, fencing,
litter and skimmer. F inane ing
available Other pools avail
able Call toll tree 34 hours!
I *0*11144** American Pools
By An American Company
c g n o c* coieaee
Tile
Custom Kitchen. Bath. A
Feyers General ham* re
paint Espl Fro* Estimales I
111*4*4 or in **44
Tree Service
ECHOLS TREE SERVICE
Free estimatest Lew Prices!
LK Ins Stump Growing Teel
171 777* day a nile
"Let The Professionals do i f
JOHN ALLEN LAWN A TR EE
Tree removal and lawn cart
LOW PRICESI Mutch and
cleanup
311 SM8
KIWANIS CLUB
OF CASSELBERRY
TlttCIfY fttCHT 7 M L
125 550 5100
(31 S3SO MCAPOTS
Sealer Cltbies Ceeter
Secret Lika Perk.
Cem A err)
SBS-M21
Did r*a knee that ytm
dub *c erginlietto* caa
appear to (Us Bstiag
each neek far aaly
S* 00 par weak far 2
inch ad? This Is m Ideal
■ay fa torfana the puMk
af year dab actisities.
(A * fa ba tortodid to
CLASSIFIED
D EP A R TM EN T
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, February 28.
121— C ondom inium
R e ntals
141— H om es for Sale
All YOU
M il) K)
KNOW IN
RfAl INTATI
FABULOUS 2 BDRM. C0ND0I
2 Be . all appliances. pool,
screened porch s i 4110. art.
. rtOdarvor m 5197eves
SANFORD AREA
1 Bdrms., 2 bathi. Laaw
aptlan avallabltl Mia par
i— rth........294-4BS aflar I PM
STENSTROM
127— O ffice R e n ta ls
REALTY,
L BRAND NEWI Fulton Canlar.
*15 Fulton St. Sanlord 400 sq
expandable oftlca and ra
tall ipaca. 12X24 storage/
warehouse. Move In special!
tHO/mo.................... J1I t9tl
u . r
m :\i.T s
OFFICE SFACEI For laata at
l i t . F a d . Sam . Bnk.
Bldg..downtown Sanford,
Flnlih to tult! Spactacular
vtawl 17.50 >q. tt...Call221 5774
SANFORD
TOO tq. ft. on It aoa oil 17/92.
1475 par month ......... Ml 0114
4 TOWN INTERSECTION!!
Orange City, Whispering
PInot. toot iq. ft. Baautllul A
Immaculatal..........1-793 t9J4
141— H om es for Sale
AVAILABLE NOW)
Towering oaks shade over U
acre. 4 Bdrms.. 2 Ba., Formal
Living A Dining, Family
Room with Breakfast Bar,
B rick F ir e p la c e , D bla.
Garage. New Root, Good Area
MID M'S........MAKE OFFER
NEW LISTING!!
Featuring a targe shady lot
on a quiet street. 2 Bdrms.,
Family room. C/H/A.154.000.
Room lor boat A RVI
MARY TOBIN
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
774-9400 or 322-7886
BATEMAN REALTY
Uc. Real Estate Broker
DON'T MISS THIS ONE • Re
tlree or starter home. 2 bdrm .
I bath, c o m p le te ly r e
furbished, fireplace. 2 car
garage. Lot 10S X tx> Well
kept neighborhood! Un
believable! .................124,900
VACANT - Large old 2 story,
downtown Sanlord. 5 bdrms.. 2
baths. loned GC • 2. Good
price A lermsl............SS3.900
LAKE MARY • 2 bdrm.. 2 bath.
Can. H/A. carpeted, fireplace,
eat-ln kitchen, access to big
Lake Mar y. Nice
neighborhood!............ S49.900
I) ACRES- Deltona........ SIt.SOO
I.S ACRES • Sanford Ave..
Terms!......................SIJ.SOO
t l t X l l t , toned GC-2, good
....................159.900
INC.
SANORAt Welt kept J bdrm.. 2
bath, patio type on quiet street
near clubhouse, tennis, pool I
Foyer, family room, modern
kitchen. Near shopping and
schoolsl.................... 151.900
DELTONAI Immaculate split 2
bdrm., 2 bath. Just painted.
Near 141 Equipped kitchen,
garage, plus morel Seller
motlvatedl...............U2.S00
ASSUMABLEI Immaculate 2
bdrm.. 2 bath ranch style.
Great room, new carpet,
equipped eat In kitchen, near
schools, shopping, busline and
recreation. Owner Irani
(erred Must sell I May Itasa
to own 1.....................144.500
REAL DOLL HOUIEI Extra
nice 2 bdrm., 2 bath In
Maylalr Meadows. Open beam
callings, large bedrooms,
formal dining, pantry, family
room, skylights and moral
Also, priced right I ___ 172,900
LIVINO CAN BE EASYI 1
bdrms., 2 baths In exclusive
Oaks ol Sanlord. Mora extras
than we have space to list.
Watch out! It you sea It you'll
love III Have key, will ihowl
All this tor only 1........ 1149.500
VETERANS!
NO DOWN PAYMENT*
As little as 1500 total move in
cost will help buy you and
your family a new or preowned 2 bdrm. home with a
monthly payment as low as
1450 Call today to confirm It
you qualify I
Call Any Tim*:
322-2420
321-2720
BOOMING GROWTH
RIVER FRONTI SI Johns 150
-feet on water. is. acres Neat
'2 bdrm house Vr/great room.
•Priced at...................1124.000
LAKE MARVI 5 acres. W72
homes, trees, fenced. Ideal lor
any professional use Near
!new city hall, borders Country
Club Road................1450.000
1'ACRESI Zoned Agricultural
Lovely 272 home with pool and
900 sq tt workshop Fenced
A real charmer and only 10
min to Long wood or Sanlord
Ottered at........
1110.000
OSTEENt 1 acres, high A dry.
near Hwy A stores 4 bdrm . 2
bath mobile w/Cen H/A. front
deck A sprinkler system
Great buy at
159.900
1 ACRE1I Near SR 44 and I 4.
with 2 bdrm . 2 bain home
Can H/A rone to Industrial
Only
1140.000
LOCAL LISTINGS!
GROVEVIEWI 2 bdrms . 2 bath.
Can H/A. new root, big trees
Low. low price
147.500
NEAR 1R 44 A M l 2 bdrm
frame with enclosed porch on
deadend street Owner will
hold mortgage with reason I
142.500 I
REDUCED $4,000!
11,500 down, vacant, 1 bdrms.,
2 baths. Won't Iasi at I ..144.900
Call Unde Morgan I
$1,500 DOWN!
2 bdrms.. large corner lot.
What a steal I Onlyl. .1149.900
Owner help with closing costs I
2 STORY CHARMER!
SUPER BUY!
323-5188
260-2000
REALTY
BEA WILLIAMSON 3234742
TERRI DONNELLY 327-0597
141— H om es for Sale
157— M o b ile
H om es / Sale
SANFORD
By owner. 3 bdrm., 3 bath,
double lot, enclosed garage lor
spare room, convenient to
schools A shopping. New Cen.
H/A, New root, Asking 151,000
w/114.000 assumable nonqusllfy m lg .........Call 4402541
ADULT SECTION
REPO I- 14x40. 2/1, '41
Fllntstone.................... 41.000
R E P O I- 14x50, 2/1,‘ 41
Manatee. Low down assump
tion lo qualified buyer 11
SANFORD
14x53,7/1,'42 Eastwood
Only............................ 47.000
2 Bdrms , IV* baths, carport,
dbla. lot, utility building,
lanced yard. 444.500 479-4774
14x70.1/2, ‘40 Glenwood
C/H/AAextrasI..........114.100
WINTER SPRINGS
1 Bdrms.. 2 bathe, on cul-desac. garage, fenced, new rood
Walk to E lementary school
SA1.500..................- .... 277-0C29
14x70.2/2 split. '13 Com
modore/Deluxe. Immaculate!
Only....... .................. 114.000
2 UNIT DUPLEX
FAMILY SECTION
taoo mo. Income! 459,000. 417
W. IllhSI., Sanlord. Call:
12x54,2/1, ’40 Manatee.....17.000
2214071attar1PM
74x44.1/3 spill. '45 Scoll
Only.......................... 114.500
147— In du strial
P r o p e r t y / S a lt
14x40.1/m spilt. '43 Skyline
Only.............................IJ.500
SEMINOLE COUNTY
12x55,2/1. '40 Nobility..14.000
71.000 sq. tt. office A storage.
Lease: 42.50 sq. a Sail: 119.00
sq. It. with terms! REAL
ESTATE ON EI...-407-4211K0
BROKER
223-4144ar 421-2713
Nice Deublewlde 24X44. 2 bdrm,
3 bath. 10X20 screened porch,
central H/A. Moving, priced
tor quick sale, i n Windsor Ct.
Carriage Cove...........222 7920
14?— C o m m e rc ia l
P r o p e r ly / S a t e
305-668-4431/305-668-5722
LAKE MARY
OR DAY C A R ! SITE
2+ acres fronting Rt. 44 and
Wayside Drive..........221*429
OAR. APT. 2/1, RC-t, 452.944
LARRY HERMAN, BROKER
124-4154..... .aft. bra—
LESS THAN $2500 CASH
* e 7
DANIEL &
W0HLWENDER
REALTY INC
PREOWNED HOMES
AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
TO QUALIFIED BUYER
14x70...3bdrm.. 1 bath.. I l l , 500
12x40.2 bdrm.. I bath ..410.900
12x54.3 bdrm.. I bath..19.900
14x40...2 bdrm.. 1 bath .111.900
12x40...3 bdrm., I balh...111.900
All sal up In Mobil# Home Park
Grocery StmTDtli
Good gross, turnkey opera
tion. must tall due to health.
4175.000 Including real estate
(terms) 221 4104 Leave mesg.
Oregary Mablla Hamas
SEMINOLE CHURCH
Will Help YOU Cash In Taa
■LISTINGS!.......* SALEtl
Centrlm Of Fla. REALTORS
774-7144ar 221-44*5
"A Full Service R E Company"
DOUBLE LOT!
Lovely home lectures family
room, fenced yard, lots ot
trees Onlyl.......- ...... 149.500
Al4n Johnson, Rt/Mix Unllmlt
222 4102..........or..........240 2000
HANDY MAN tPECIALI
2 Story 4 bdrm. over 2.000 sq It.
Only 155.000
Call Fred er Cathy
Rarnax Unlimited........ 1442444
\ u
NEWLY REMODELEDI
New central H/A, carpal,
vinyl windows, cabinets, re
frigeretor. range and paint.
Lika new. 3 bdrm I bath,
ready to move Ini
145.500 ......................... R D ll
n t : \ m
C H O IC E C O M M E R C IA L
P R O P E R T Y I On b u ty
highway 17 A 92 Approxl
mataly 110 X110' lot slit with
1.474 sq tt building Plenty of
parking!.................. 1145.000
COUNTRY HOMESITEI 5 acres
cleared ! Ready lor nice
hornet N ear A lr p o r tl 2
artesian walls! Priced to
sell I 112.900 Terms Available
WE NEED LISTINGS!
NOW HIRING R.E. AOENTtl
323-5774
HELPINO SELLERS SELL BY
OWNER FOR 12.9M. Call
Help-U tell Broker.- .... 222 2122
PRICED TO SELL!
4 rooms. 2 baths, carport, 120
X 14511. lot................ 140.000
________ Call 222 7441
SANFORD • 3 bdrm.. 3 bath.
Can H/A. Repainted, W/W
Carpet..............._.... 147.100
Owner financing I ......... 222 3422
SUPER STARTER HOME
3 bdrm. I bath with central
H/A. Large lamlly room,
screened porch, fenced rear
yard Only 143.5001 R CIS
COME TOTHE FOREST, AN
ADULT COMMUNITY
Lovely 2 bdrm. 1 bath home In
perfect comditlon Large lam
lly room and k itc h e n ,
screened porch, community
pool, tennis and moral
149,100....................
R P2S
For Into on these homes esk
lor Joan Hoanlng. 223 2200
Evenings. 574 0724
keues
K EYESflINTH E SOUTH
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15?— R e al E state
______ W anted______
WANTED!!
153— A creage*
L o ts/Sa le
I need lo buy Income properly
nowl In any condlllonl Plaasa
call Frank.................220 1441
HAVE YOUR OWN RANCHI
WATERFRONT
LAND WANTIO
9 + acres. Maytown Road. 10
miles from Osleen.......429,900
Good terms I
Natd Immtdlalaly - Subdlvldad or subdlvldablo
acraaga on lakas, rlvars.
canals, ocaan: Fast, cash
closings posslblo. Patton Corp.
C/OJ.L. Forbes. Box 7294
Lake City FI. 12014
REAL ESTATE
REALTOR
222-7494
OCALA NATIONAL FORSSTWooded lots. River access.
15400 each. No money down,
145.41 monthly. Owner
(904) 254-4579..or..1904) 422 2424
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
100 ‘ by 127 ‘ 1314 Evelyn St. In
Lk. Jessup eree Fruit trees
end well. 19300. Terms avail.
Call coll. 407 775 9159. eves.
111— A ppliance s
/ Furniture
AUDIO CABINET
Solid oak I 4 mo. old. Paid
1499................... Asking 1310.
f&yes
3233200
KEYES H IN T HE lOUTH
•M
f
323-2628
• FISHING BOAT •
WASHER A DRYER
USeach Will deliver Call
120 4317
WATERBED Klngslre. dresser
headboard. Black A Gold.
Cell 221 4970SAM to 2PM.
or leave mestaoe anytime
183— T e le visio n /
R ad io / Stereo
OOEJAY STEREO#
No tape deck, with remote
speakers. Table on casters
Included Asking 179 Cell
___________ 240 1497___________
Good Used T V s 175end up
MILLERS
7419Orlando Dr
122 0157
• RECEIVER •
Bolton, box end Used 125
Call 495 2153_________
187— Sporting Goods
• OIRL'S BIKEe
70 In. Lika newl. Purple.
asking 150 Call 321 4321
191— B u ild in g
_____ M a te r ia ls
ALL STEEL BUILDINOS al
dealer Invoice. 1.000 lo 50.000
tq It. Call 407 111 4701 collect
Aluminum Wlndawi. various
sites, slid* up A down, t i n or
best oiler............Call 322 4944
5 piece. 4 mo. old. natural
finish with while tile top Paid
1599, ashing 1200Call 222 1571
Close lo town. 3Vy acres,
129.000. 5 acres. 154.000. Trees.
Musi sail this weekl....421 2125
BEDS-BEDS-8EDS
WOODED LOTI
The factory outlal store lor
Simmons. Seely A Sprlngalr
All new factory 2nds and close
outs. Complete with warranty.
Twin tet.175 Quean tel 1119
Full tel. 199 King tel 1110
Casselberry..............1404441
a BRAilHEAOBOAROo
Queen site, telling lor only
ta ll................... Cali 121 4744
•D R Y E R *
J.C. Penny, large capacity,
white |A5 Call 111 9937
attar 1PM A wkands
•D RYER#
Needs element . Only 1251
222 4440 days or 221 4729eves
90' X 200'. Orange City,
Assumabla loan I 10%, 4 years
Price: 114.200......Call 111 5742
155— C on dom in iu m s
____C o -O p / S a le
ELEGANT!
2 bdrm. 2 bath penthouse
suite. Vaulted celling, sky
light, wisher, dryer, screened
patio Overlooks garden, pool,
lecuiil A tennis court. 154.000
By eppnt only Eve«. 121 4741
157— M obile
H om es / Sale
GE REFRIGERATOR
174 cu It.. Irotlfree. 4100 Call
attar 4 PM ............ 121 1599
OB Refrigerator- Ilka now 1150
Alto. KreoMer Lounge chair. I
yy.otd.1150
Call 371 9140
LARRY'! MART. 711 Sanlord
Ave New/Used turn A appl
Buy/tell'Trade
172 4112
NEWI
24 II wide. 1 bdrm. 3 balh.
terrace room, carport large
storage room Adult park al
Lake Ashby. No pels I Re
duced to .................. 111.0001
Can 407 121 9049
No motor. IS ft. fiborglatt
Coll lor oppolntmont, 321 ft
217— G a ra g e Sales
1988 Buick Century
131 4914 alter 5:30
Anytime weekends
• FREE HOR1E MANURE •
Sawdust mulch. Great lor
Gardensl Call 371 4407
a LAURELOAK TREE a
Beautiful. 41s In. In diameter.
You move. 1111 and plug The
lime lo move Is nowl Retail
1225. telling lor tin . Call
121-1970
195— M a c h in e ry /T o o ls
• CIRCULAR SAWa
Mounted on folding saw labia.
Black A Decker 51s In. Lika
newl 154............ Call222 3915
200— R e giste red Pets
IIS Aluminum Cans..Newspaper
Non Ferrous Metals.........Olass
KOKOMO................... 222-1144
CASH FOR FURNITURE
TOOLS A ETC
________ 011119-7414_________
WANTED: Good used furniture
and antiques CASH PAID.
271 9404
aAlRLINE TICKET•
One way tick*! lo Puerto Rico
(or a child Good until J/20/99
1100 Call 499 4144
• CARPET A PADO
19x14 and l l x l l . Graan
sculptured, good condition.
clean 1100 Call 221 5711
CONCESSION TRAILER
Tandum axle, open on 2 sides
_________ Call 221 4212_________
• OE RRINOER •
34 cal. FIE. Never llredl Box
end extra grips Included. 175
_________ Call 479-1411_________
• ELECTRIC FLOOR •
SCRUBBER
Westinghouse With 2 scrub
blng brushes, upright. 120
_________ 373 9345___________
• SEARS KENMOREe
1EWINO MACHINE
In wooden cabinet. Zigieg.
pattern discs lor decorative
stitching tews great. Musi
sell. Cornel seel 475/oller
___________221 0150___________
STAINMASTERS
111.99 YO. INSTALLEDI
Also FHA starling al 47.99 yd.
(MANY COLOR! TO CHOOSE
FROMII For quality carpel 1
Installation .139 I d anytime!
• SWIFT HAIRDRYER#
CHAIR
Beauty shop style. Used ISO
Call 121 0900or 495 1157
• VICTORIAN CLAW FOOT*
TUB
Also Gray Toilet, while sink,
end all llttlngs 1100 Call
1214114
CALL ME TO SELL!!
II you need help selling your
used car or truck, boat or RV
lor the right price. CALL
_________ 574-29191III_________
CHEVETTE 1915 • 4 door,
automatic, air. Like NewII
NADA price. 41495 Our Price.
419951 ...................... I ll 1470
Oevernment tailed vehicles
Irom 1100 Fords. Mercedes.
Corvettes. Chevys. Surplus.
Buyers Guide I 405 4474000
_________ Ext. S 4172._________
Solid Blackl Malts A Females
Excellent Breeding I
U n to 1125...................373 4112
Chinese 5her-Pel Puppies, show
quality, lawn A black The
basil 1500 A up Cal1243 0959
Jeeps, Cars, Trucks
UNDER 1500
Call 249 5497 exf.Jl
201— H orses
BAY THOROUGHBRED
14 yrs. 14 hands, good dlsposl
^lonJwaimj/I^SuperlJiajTO^
203— Livestock and
_______Poultry______
C H IC K ! O AY OLD AND
STARTED. M< • 11.50. QUAIL
CHICKS, ISC.... CALL 322 9424
209— W e a rin g A p parel
aWEDDINO GOWN a
Site 5. can ba lot out While
with lace end pearls, sweet
heart neckline, approi 4 4
loot train Worn once Asking
tin. cost i n n Musisem
Cell Julie. 110 m i
213— A uctions
BRIDGES AND SON
Auction every Thursday 7 PM
WE BUT ESTATES!
Antique Mali Space Available
License«AB >47 AU447
Hwy 44_______________ > » 3>01
215— Boats and
____A ccessorie s
NO CREDIT!??
A t LOW At I2M DOWNI
BUY HEREII.....PAYHEREII
TRUCK WORLD
(CARS A TRUCKS)
1ST IT. A ELM, SANFORD
___________ 22I-4M7___________
PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION
EVERY WED. NIOHT 7:29PM
DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION
Hwy. 91. Darlene Beech
_________ 944 151 M il_________
SUNBELT AUTO BROKERS.
4 cylinder, automatic, power
steering, air. very cleenl 114
Maylalr Clr.. Sanlord 272 9270
1980 VW RABBIT
4 DOOR. Low mileage I Ges
engine. 4 spd Irens. Air.
stereo cassette. P S . new
clutch Super carl Asking
41591 obo Cell Mike. 221 4542
■M NISSAN Centre - 5 speed
•Ir. new redial tires, clean.
SSOOdn . epproa SITOmo
APA R TM EN TS
IMS W. 25th S I. Sanlord
|407) 322-2090
O ltK f Mews I n 44.441 <44
I
TOYOTA 4 RUNNER
1941, Black. 40.000 miles,
Excallant condlllonl New
T lresl Battery..........411.500
Cell 171 4941 after 1PM
235— T r u c k s /
B u m s / V ans
ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES
Over eo Trucks. Vans 1 4X4's
Buy here Pay here!.....221 9002
CHEVY BONANZA >> TON
1979. short bad. axcallant
condltonl 43,991 ........221 0154
GREAT WORKING TRUCKS
Good canditlenl
1979 Chevy. I cylinders, aulo..
AM FMcasiette. tt.300o/b/o
1974 Chevy. 4 cylinders, shill,
very good on gesl 4900 or best
oiler 221 1957 10AM to 4PM
TWO GOOD BUTS
1944 Chevy Pick Up »s Ton
15900 Also. 1915 Jeep CJ 7
Renegade 15400 245 1147
W0WIIT SOLD!
In only 2 days) Lola R. was
thrilled that her Chevy truck
sold so quickly end remarked
that she would continue lo use
the Sanlord Herald Classified
lor her advertising needs.
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___________ 111 1411___________
19771/4 TON CHEVY PICK UP
150 engine w/Steem Jenny,
model *1700. tl.OOOobo. Super I
171 Maylilr Circle. Sanlord
237— T ra c to rs and
______ T ra ile rs______
TRAILER
5X1. b oxed , a ll lig h ts ,
watertight. Made ol 1/4 Inch
marina plywood. 4500/ofler.
Sanlord. 339 3544 Lv manage
238— V eh icles
______ W anted______
JUNK 1 WRECKED CAR!/
TRUCKS- Running or not. We
also sell good used motors 1
transmissions_______ 221 4434
WE PAY TOP St lor wrecked
cart/lruckt. We tell guaran
teed used peris AA AUTO
1ALVAOE el DeBary..44t 44*7
241— Recreational
Vehicles / C am p ers
1989 CAPRI TRAVEL TRAILER
24 ft. Air, awning, sleeps 4,
(rent dinette 1 hit. w/large
relrlg. Illness, mutt sacrlllcel
Asking tll.aeal 1 151 2244
1919 TRAVEL TRAILER
Custom bull! lor owner.Very
elaborate furnishings. 7 Urge
lip outs, washer, dryer, dish
washer, microwave, 35 tt.
awning, bay windows, glass
door, trl axle, many more
options! Going North, tell or
trade on smaller trailer, tec
rlllcelhlsweekl I 111 4759
243— Junk C a rs
JUNK CAR1 REMOVEO
NOCHARQI
___________ 222 9222___________
Junk C a r s , M a f a r s , A
T r a n t m l i t l a n t Rtmaved
Free I
122*975 after 4PM
i/iftj imi&umijj o v i m !
STOCK REDUCTION
'M NISSAN Centre • fresh valve
|ob. 4 new redial tlresl Aulo.
Cold Air I Nlcel
12 000
'44 PLYMOUTH Reliant 4 dr .
4 cyl auto. Air. Wire Wheels,
new tires. SaOOdn . 4140 mo
'41 DODGE AIREI • 4 door. 4
cyl mtlsubishl engine, aulo.
Ready logoi...
4750
Wholesaler >134511er 111 9491
• WHOLESALE PRICES
• FIVE VARIETIES
Individuals A Dealers
— WEI COME -
R U S S E L L 'S
Tree Farm A
Nursery
1MO I l i rdMI Aft
Man FrtJam I ? *
322 OM7
HOUSE BOAT!
(Kay Westl ISM Sunteeker 44
sleeps 10. belter then newl
Super nlcel Illness lorre*
sale I
__________ 111 2457
TRI HULL BOW RIDER
20 . 145 Johnson ••cellenl
condlllonl 17.495
221 0154
• TRAVEL ACENT
• TOUR GUIDE
• AIRLINE
R E S E R V A T IO N S !
I l K l tOC*4»f full IlMtJptft hm«
Tiitn m bft tHint
Hom* Iltfdf and fMtdtnl Him
***9
Q e q e v a O jardeqs
Q ard ei|s
234— Im p o rt C a rs
a n d T ru c k s
1969 PLYMOUTH
*To (Beautiful...
§eq e va
FLORIOA LINE • Rtbel II
Topper, Fils S 10 or S 15 Long
Bed Truck. 4100. Also. Chrome
Rims. 14x7. lolll CMC. 4200
Call AH 1544 alter 1 PM
LONOWOOO.FL.........2211111
Move In Today
• Single Slory Living
• 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts.
• Washer/Dryer Connections
• Laundry Facilities Available
• Pantries Available
• Outside Storage Available
• Cable T.V. Available
• Pool
• Beautiful Landscape
• O n B u s Line
• C lose To Sh o p p in g and
Major H ighw ays
233— Auto P a rts
L A c c e sso rie s
_
2 3 1 -C a r s
BUICK REGAL
1941,excellent condltonl 12,495
221 0154/221 9153____________
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
GREYHOUND PUPS
1941 Olds. 52.750 miles, while. 4
door Della M Mini condition
IS.rOO/offer
407 M l 5971
223— M iscellan e ou s
ARC GERMAN SHEPHERDS
Out ol BJ'S Justin and Nicky
Finn. Call 407 SJO9901 alter 4
231— C a rs
219— W anted to Buy
1?3— Law n A Garden-
DINETTE
S anlo rd
O n l W n M n r io w
CBRNRuRHf
DM W W n w iB Bum
hb» v i fta
Ua*. j honli urn
• LOVESEAT e
Attractive plaid Good condi
lion OnIy 1451 Call 245 5997
• MICROWAVE OVEN*
Panny's older model, good
condition 175 will consider all
Oilers Call
221 1055
olH E LF UNIT a
Suitable lor TV or VCR 5 ft •
In x 4II 3 In 150 Call 172 0074
• SMALL BOX FREEZER*
Vary good condition
1100............................221-0114
• SOFA BED*
Standard site, aarlh lone
plaid Opens Into a double bed
Very good condition 1100
___________ 223-2744___________
• TELEPHONE O O llIP e
BENCH
All wood, early American 125
_________Call 173 2474_________
• VINYL STACK CHAIRSo
Drown. tIOeach
Call.............................171 7414
323-5200
Seats 475. 3 buildings. 25.500
sq. ft. + 100 car parking. For
llyar call: REAL ESTATE
ON E l................-407-432-3300
CALL BART
322-8678
215— B oats and
A ccessorie s
Eitraclean! 140 11501
Call Buddy 220-9111
* 19494, Mf A Me
CHURCH/LOOGE
1/2. large comar lot, quiet
neighborhood, price reduced
to sell.
WALLACE CRESS REALTY
___________ 22MS 77___________
181— A ppliance s
____/ Furniture______
WASHERS AND DRYERS
II HWY. 17-92. OEBARY
VINTER SPRINGS
Townhouse. 2 bdrms . I <■» be ,
on golf course
14) U0
FOR INFORMATION CALL:
m
LINDA A REDMOROAN
321-9444
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Long depression likely
has a chemical cause
DEAR DR. GOTT: I am being
treated Tor depression. I'm sur
prised It's lasted 7Vli years and
am wondering If I'm depressed
because 1 have depression. If you
see what I mcaa I take Librium
and Tranxcnc alternate months,
but they don't seem to help. How
long will this go on?
DEAR READER: I do sec
what you mean. It's true that
some patients arc made more
depressed by their depressions.
However, I doubt that this Is
your problem ..
Most forms of depression are
from o
now recognized to result irom
a
chemical Imbalance In the brain.
I'm not referring to the obvious
causes of depression, such as
loss of good henlth or a loved
one: In these Instances, there Is
reason enough to be depressed.
Typical depression docs not
have such an obvious "external"
cause.
I suspect that you have had a
"chem ical" depression for 7W
yea rs and the reason you
haven't Improved Is that the
doctor is not treating your de
pression.
Librium and Tranxcnc are
both tranquilizers that are used
for the treatment of anxiety.
They are not anti-depressants
and will not be particularly
e ffe c tiv e In re lie v in g you r
symptoms.
For more Information. I am
sending you a copy or my Health
Report "Mental and Emotional
I l l n e s s . " _____
DEAR DR. GOTT: My doctor
suld I had an Inner car Infection
and prescribed Antlvert. But for
two weeks now I’ve been dealing
with spinning rooms, nausea,
whirling beds and an Inability to
stand or walk alone. Will this
ever get better?
DEAR READER: Our senses
of balance and spatial orienta
tion are controlled by the laby
rinths In each car. When the
delicate mechanisms malfunc
tion. uncontrollable vertigo
(spinning and nausea) will -re
sult.
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You should do rather well in
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formulating. You could be In
volved In more than one.
PISCEB (Feb. 20-March 20)
There are strong Indications that
you are likely to fore better today
than your competition In situa
tions thal are related to your
career. Think and act like a
winner. Pisces, treat yourself to
a birthday gtfL Send for your
Astro-Graph predictions for the
year ahead by mailing SI lo
Astro-Graph, c/o tills newspaper.
P.O. Box 9142 a Cleveland. OH
44101-3428. Be sure to state
your zodiac sign.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Usually you're the person who
comes up with the bright Ideas
and suggestions but today. If
you're a good listener, a friend
may present some concepts that
you’ll personally find useful.
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today might not yield you the
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treatment. Sometimes, vertigo —
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bad. since East held the king.
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his play. The diamond finesse
was always there to take, so why
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on the off-chance that the queen
might drop? Since the queen of
hearts does fall, there Is no need
to take the diamond play, and
the contract should make. Here
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without risk, always lake that
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MONDAY
February 6, 1989
S a n fo r d
81st Year, No. 143 -
H
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Sanlord. Florida
C F R H p lan s heart unit
NEWS DIGEST
•
Surgery facility will require two-story
addition; cost estimated at $8 million
BRIEFS
Four teens die from fum es
MAR1UEL. Wts. - Four teenagers participat
ing In an Ice fishing contest were killed by
carbon m onoxide Sunday while sleeping
overn igh t In a poorly ventilated shanty,
authorities said.
The four were sleeping In the wood shanty 35
feet from the shore on frozen Unrpts Lake near
Marlbel In eastern Wisconsin, the Manitowoc
County sheriff's department stld. They were
taking i>arl In a "fishing derbv" sponsored by
the Larrabcc Sportsman's Club, a shcrlus
department repert said.
There were two space heaters and a hot plate
In the 6W foot by 7V4-fool shanty, which only
had two 1-tnch ventilation holes, the report said.
By BRAD CHURCH
Horald stall writer
SANFORD — Central Florida Regional Hospital
(CFRHI has received preliminary state approval
to establish a 12-bed open hear! surgery
program.
The program will necessitate a new. two story
addition to the hospital's main building on Lake
Monroe, remodeling of some existing ureas, and
the addition of 16 support personnel. Including n
cardiovascular surgeon.
Hospital officials estimate that the cost o f the
building und equipment will exceed $8 million.
An estimated 500 surgertrs a year would Ire
done In the new facility, according to the officials.
The Florida Department of Health and Re
habilitative Services published on Friday Its
* notire of Intent” to Issue a certificate ol need lor
the program. Challenges to that Intent can Ire
nii-cl within 21 days. If no challenges are lllrd
within that time period, approval of the certifi
cate of need will be final.
States are required to Issue certificate* of need
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. - One o f three
young boys burled In up lo 10 feet o f snow when
an avalanche thundered down a Colorado
mountain Sunday has died, authorities said
Mondav.
A nursing supervisor at SI Mary's Hospital
said Taylor Huddleston. 6. of Fort Worth. Texas,
died about 11:30 p.m. Sunday after doctors
spent several hours struggling lo stabilize his
condition.
By LA U R A L. SULLIVAN
Herald stall writer
SANFORD - After Ihrce years of planning, the
city has begun work on the first center for seniors
activities here.
. .
Renovation o f the seniors wing In the Sanford
Civic Center began late last month. The city of
Sanford has budgeted nearly $100,000 to refurbish
the wing, where seniors will gather for meetings
and recreation.
The seniors wing, which formerly served os the
youth recreation center, will house an all-purpose
meeting room, game rooms, a kitchenette, and
offices.
The seniors committee of the Greater Sanford
Chamber of Commerce last month approved plans
to help pay for the project through a |>upcr
recycling project. Through recycling, the commit
tee has raised more than $700 In five months,
chairperson Joan Madison Hanson said.
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From United Press International reports
[i n s i d e
□ S p o rts
Blue Devils burn Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND. Ind. — Danny Ferry scored 28
points Sunday. Including a 4 polnt play that
sparked a second half run. to lend No. 10 Duke
to a 102-80 victory over Notre Dome.
F e r r y 's 4 - p o ln l
play sparked i* 20-2
run that put the Blue
D e v ils up 7 8 -5 6 ,
Duke's largest lend of
the game, with 0:30
left. Ferry capped
that spurt with a
12-fool Jumper.
A la a A b d c ln a b y
THE FIGHTING
scored 15 points and
P h tl H e n d e rs o n
added 14 for the Blue
Devils. 15-4. who entered the tfimc having lost
four of their past five starts.
Joe Fredrick led Notre Dame. 12-4. with 21
points, and Jamere Jackson was the only other
Irish player In double figures with 20. Notre
Dainc hod a five-game winning streak snapped
In other games o f Interest:
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M ississippi.
Lake Mary approves
street sweeping bid
■ IRISH
Py SA N D R A DOUCHAHINE
Horald stall writer
LA KE M ARY — C lly Com m issioners have
approved a bid for street sweeping submitted by
Industrial Waste Service Inc., of Longwood. at
$26.50 per curb mite
During thr 198*89 budget hearings. $10,240
was budgeted to sweep the city's 16 miles o f paved
streets. Public Works Director Rod Strou|>e said
that although that amount was txtdgcted. It will
only cost $6,800 lo sweep the streets on an
eight-month trtal basts.
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Iowa....
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S e e Sports
Porsche team wins at Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH - The most unusual
running of the 24 Hours of Daytona finished
with a familiar scene In victory lane.
Derek Bell. lk>b Wollek und John Andrrtll
won the closest 24 Hours In history Sunday In u
Porsche 962. finishing 86 5 seconds In front of
the Castrol Jaguar learn of Price Cobb. John
Nielsen. Andy Wallace and Jan l-ammers.
Wollek took the lend with live hours left and the
Jim Busby Racing Team never relinquished the
top spot.
Previously, the closest margin of victory In the
24 Hours of Daytona was 1:49.
The sight o f Bell and Porsche In the winner's
circle after an endurance race Is almost
expected. In his last 15 24-hour races. Bell has
seven victories six seconds, a third and a
seventh.
Pag* 1B
INDEX
B rid g e ........................ «B
C la s s ifie d ...... .......... 4B
C o m ic s ...................... BB
C a le n d a r....................SB
C ro a a w o rd ..... ......... BB
D aar A b b y..... .......... 3B
D e a th s............ ......... 3A
E d ito ria l....................4A
F lo rid a ...:....................*A
H o ro so o p a................. 3B
Nation..........................BA
Pa o pla ......................... 3B
P o llo a - ........................ 3A
S p o rts..........................1B
T a la vlalo n ................. 3B
W aathar.....................2A
Sunny and mild today
Enjoy It while you
can! Sunny with a
high In the mid 80s
today and tomorrow.
Clear tonight with a
high In the ntld 60s.
but fog developing
late. Cold weather Is
due at the end o f the
week.
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n r illf
hospital .expansion
services
orr ffacilities
in
an effort to uducc duplication of services.
Challenges lo such certificates are most often
(lied by other hospitals which dispute the state's
determination of the need for additional services.
Other area hospitals which have open heart
surgery programs arc Florida Hospital and
Orlando Regional Medical Center, both In
Orlando.
No dale for beginning construction of the
addition, or recruitment of personnel, will be set
until the hospital learns whether challenges lo
th e p la n s a re file d , u c c o r d ln g lo K ay
Bartholomew, the hospital's marketing director.
James Tcsar. hospital administrator, said the
open-heart surgery program w ould serve
Seminole County as well as parts of West Volusia
□ See H ospital, Page 2 A
Work begins
on Sanford
senior center
Avalanche victim dies
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Pajamas on parade
Spring Lake Elomonlary School principal
Jamos Nevlllo and assistant principal Gayle
Bennett Joined kindergarton students Friday
In the school's annual Pa|ama Parade. Tho
studonts and sevoral members of tho faculty
donnod thoir linos! nighttime alllro for the
day's activities. The event highlighted the
students' study ol Iho letter " P '
Commissioners last week asked Stroupe what has
been done about keeping the streets clean.
Stroupe told the commissioners that limited
cleaning had been done and he brought the matter
up at this time because such things as the
development of Tlmacuan and the Hills of Lake
Mary made It nrrrasary.
"Probably up lo three years ago. there was no
need for It. Stroupe said.
Daytime sweeping will be between the hours of 9
a m. and 4 p.m. and at night between 7 p.m. and 0
a.m. In order to Interfere as little as possible with
traffic and lo minimize noise.
Street sweeping will begin within the next few
months.
Astronauts ready for mock countdown
United Press Internetlonel
CAPE CANAVERAL — The crew
of the shuttle Discovery flew to
balmy Florida Sunday for a practice
countdown Tuesday atnld tedious
work to remove the first of three
suspect engine turbopumps that
must be replaced before a delayed
blastoff In Marrh
The five astronauts, strapped Into
three sleek T-3 8 Jet trainers,
swooped over launch pad 39B
shortly after 3 p.m. EST after a
flight from the Johnson Space
Center In Houston to get u closeup
view of their spaceship.
Down below, engineers working
In D iscovery's cram ped engine
compartment were disconnecting
the first o f three high-pressure
liquid oxygen turbopumps from thr
shuttle's three main engines, work
that forced NASA managers last
week to delay the launch of the 28th
shuttle lllght from Feb. 23 to mid
March.
Engine No. I ’s “ L O X " pump wu»
to be removed overnight and all
three are scheduled to he out of thr
orbltcr by the end of the week.
While a linn launch date has not
been d eterm in ed , sources say
Marrh 10 Is the earliest possible
target based on a "success or
iented" processing schedule that
calls for around-the-clock work at
the launch pad without any contin
gency time for unexpected pro
blems.
For that reason, most agency
officials say mid to late March Is a
more realistic target and one that
must »*■ met If NASA Is to avoid
delays for a high-priority mission In
April to launch a science probe to
Venus.
Discovery's crew — commander
Michael Coals. 43. co-ptlot John
Blaha. 46. James Baglan. 36. Robert
Springer. 46 and James Buchll. 43
— flew to the Florida spaceport to
participate In a traditional dressrehearsal countdown scheduled to
end Tuesday with a simulated
engine Ignition at 11 a.m.
"It's a pleasure being down here
where It's nice and sunny today."
Coats sold, referring to the 30degree weather the crew left behind
In Houston
••We'd like to take this opportuni
ty to express our appreciation to
everybody ... doing heroic work
trying to get the turbopumps butlt
und replaced so we con get off
sometime In the middle of Marrh
We certainly appreciate all the work
that's being done."
Discovery's launch processing has
proceeded in fits and starts with
numerous glitches and technical
problems causing repeated delays.
Running five days behind sched
ule. Discovery was hauled to launch
pad 39B Friday but Its $100 million
payload, a NASA Tracking and Data
Relay Satellite, was not Installed In
the ship’s 60-foot curgo bay Satur
day as planned.
NASA spokeswoman Llso Malone
said Interference between the satel
lite and another payload already In
thr cargo bay forced engineers lo
put off the installation until today.
In the meantime, workers In the
shuttle's engine room continued the
pump removal procedure.
All three pumps are being re
placed because of concern about
crarks lound tn a bearing assembly
Inside an oxygen turbopump used
by the shuttle Atlantis In December.
The cracks are thought to have
been caused by water trapped Inside
a bearing "race." or housing, during
pump assembly when temperature
renditions can lead to condensation.
The resulting "stress corrosion''
caused several small cracks In two
bearing races.
Construction
numbers jump
during January
Dy LA U R A L. AUU.IVAN
Herald stall wrttor_______________
SANFORD — Construction of
single family homes here last
month was up more than 30
(irrcenl over Inc first month of
1988.
The City Issued 22 building
permits for single family homes
last month. The total value of
construction for those homes Is
$712,216. In January 1988. the
city Issued only five permits for
a total of $ 2 15.000.
D ot month thr city Issued
one permit for on eight-unit
multi-family rwidcncc valued at
$182,000.
Construction of commercial
and Industrial structures ts up
over last year by $240,000. Last
month two permits were Issued
for a value of $325,000 In
construction./compared to one
permit In January 1988 with a
value of $85,000.
Rose Auto Store-and Epclsa
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SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. C all 322-2611
�» A — Ssnlord H in ld , Ssnlord. Florida — Monday, Fsbruoiy 6. 1989
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NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE
FLORIDA
Martinez to push for more prisons
United P re ss International
Power plan lawsuit settled
LAKELAND — Lakeland officials have approved a $7.3
m illion out-of-court settlement In connection with the
i (instruction of a $223 in llllton coal-fired power plant.
The agreement, approved Saturday, Involves the cities of
Lakeland and Orlando, co-plaintiffs In a $04 million coun
tersuit filed In 1984. and Charles T. Main Inc., of Boston, one of
nenrly a dozen defendants named In the suit.
The agreement calls lor the settlement to be divided among
the cities and the attorneys that handled the case. Attorneys
for Main said the settlement does not constitute an admission
of wrongdoing on the part Main.
The battle over Lakeland Power A water's 364-megawatt
McIntosh power plant, owned by Orlando and Lakeland, began
In 1983 when Lakeland city officials withheld a final payment
of more than $82,000 from the builder of the coal-fire plant's
cooling tower,
Ecodlne Corp. o f Santa Rosa, the cooling tower contractor,
filed suit and the cities countersued.
City officials said the power plant was designed poorly and
did not operate properly. But a federal court Jury held last fall
the cities did not operate the plant properly after It went on line
and tossed out one claim by the cities for $12 million In
damages.
The cities appealed that ndlng.
Services held for Regina Armstrong
ORLANDO — Bob and Donna Armstrong, their marriage
shattered by the disappearance and death of their 6-yca. old
daughter, say they have closed the (Inal chapter In the girl's
brief life.
But Orlando police say the book remains open and will stay
that way until the killer of Regina Mae Armstrong Is found.
In a simple Episcopalian service Saturday, the Armstrongs —
who say their divorce two years ago was a result of the stress of
their daughter's June 1985 abduction from an apartment
complex — bid farewell to the youngster who triggered the
largest manhunt In the history of the Orlando Police
Department.
But the small coffin contained only a skull — and even that
hn« not been positively Identified as part of Regina's remains.
When ihe skull and a tattered blue and-green dress were
found at a construction site near Oviedo In September 1967,
local police were not sure what they had.
A new police chief found the skulland dress 10 months later
and reported the discovery to Orlando detectives. A medical
examination could not positively Identify the skull as Regina's,
but her mother said the tattered dress definitely belonged to
the girl
Women lured into cocaine buys
MIAMI — A sweet talking Informant charmed five girlfriends
Into buying cocaine for him In federal stings, then Jilted them
and collected payment* from the Drug Enforcement A d
ministration.
None of the women had prior criminal records Now. four
have cocaine convictions and one Is uwaltlng trial, according to
d a port In the Miami Herald.
The Informant. Mario Rodolfo Port ell, 34. had three
convictions on bad check charges In New Jersey when he
became a DEA Informant In 1987. The agency helped Portell. a
Marie! refugee, with hts Immigration papers and worked out a
deal under which Texas would drop another bad-check charge
and let him make restitution of $4,977.97 from his Informant
earnings.
Court records show he ranted $79,000 In two years as an
Informant In New Jersey and Miami.
"Every day. I woke up tn prison and 1say. ‘God damn. Mario
Portell. you should be here and 1 should be home with my two
children." said Mlrtha Valdivia Sanud, 28. of Hialeah, now
serving seven years at a federal prison In Marianna.
DEA agents arrested her June 23. alter she arranged for him
to buy one kilogram of cocaine through her sister’s boyfriend.
Doctor loses license over hot tub birth
FORT LAUDERDALE - A doctor who videotaped an
underwater birth that resulted In a brain-dead baby being bom
In a hot tub has had his Florida license revoked for
"disgusting" medical practices.
" I Just can't believe In this country that a patient could be ...
Heated In this manner," Dr. Emilio Echevarria, a member of
the Florida Board of Mrdlclne. said Saturday after watching a
videotape of the birth.
The board voted unanimously to revoke the medical license
o f Dr. Albert SnclJ. a native o f Syrtu who practiced medicine In
Miami and promoted the "underwater birth" process, even
though he hud no special training In obstetrics.
The board's decision was a result of the November I960
death o f the Infant daughter of Marlene and Manuel Alonso,
also of Miami, whose daughter was pronounced brain dead
after she was bom In a hot tub In SncIJ's office.
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TALLAH ASSEE - COV. Bob
Martinez Is expected to recom
mend this week that the state
expand Its prison space by about
8.500 beds, the largest singleyear expansion In Florida histo
ryThe state now has room for
a b o u t 3 5 ,5 0 0 p r is o n e r s ,
Martinez Is expected to seek an
8.500 bed Increase this year and
a similar Increase the following
year.
In addition to the expansion.
House Speaker Tom Gustafson
and Senate corrections leaders
are considering proposals to g l.c
local authorities control over
inlnlmum-CvCudty prisons.
The plan would allow regional
authorities to build and operate
new prisons. The regional and
local facilities would concentrate
on reforming non-violent crimi
nals. who would be kept closer
to their families and communi
ties.
"Th ose people are going to be
back on the streets, they're
g o in g to re-enter s o c ie t y ,"
Gustafson said. "W e've got to
prepare them to be valuuble
members of society."
The plan would reserve the
slate prison system lor violent
criminals who would be kept for
at least 1U years and would get
no time off because of crowding.
"T h a t keeps those people
behind bars until they're old and
gray enough not to cause us any
more problems." Gustafson said.
Florida's prisons are under a
federal court order to avoid
overcrowding and arc forced to
release tens o f thousands o f
Inmates early beraure there Isn't
room for them.
The problem gained urgency
last year when a recently re
leased man was charged with
killing two Metro-Dade police
vessels, and treatment o f cardiac
trauma. Tesar said.
He said the new program
would give CFRH the capability
o f performing 500 open heart
operations a year.
If given final approval, the
program will necessitate the
expenditure of nearly $8.5 mil
lion for construction and new
equipment. Tesar said.
Construction of a two-story
addition on the east side o f the
hospital Is estimated to cost
$4,322,702. Another $2,616,856
Is expected to be spent on
construction-related work. In
cluding remodeling o f an adja
cent area, and $1,499,793 Is
earmarked for new equipment.
Tesar said the addition will
heuse an open heart operating
room and a shelled-ln space for a
future operating room to be
located adjacent to the existing
operating room suite on the first
floor o f the building.
Post-operative patients will be
monitored In a four-bed area
and. once stabilized, will be
transported to n second floor
open heart surgical Intensive
care unit.
Construction for this port of
the program would Involved
7,965 square feet Tesar suld.
The 12-bed Intensive care unit
will have access through the
second floor medical-surgical
east wing, which will displace
eight existing private rooms.
This will Involve 7,526 square
feet of new construction plus
1.957 square feet of remodeled
space.
Hospital-----Continued from Page IA
and Lake counties.
"T h is program will provide
quick access to such a program
by residents In outlying areas
who do not currently have that
access." Tesar said. "Reduced
travel and the traurr— o f that
travel, as well os the savings of
the cost of transfers are benefits
of Ihe program." he continued.
"W e thought we had a strong
proposal and we are delighted
that the state also felt that way.'*
C F R fl o p e n e d a c a r d ia c
catheterization lab last April as
the first step In providing a full
service nrogram. Tesar said, and
306 catheterizations have been
performed at the hospital since
then.
The open heart surgery pro
gram Is Intended as the final
phase of the existing cardiac
program at CFRH. and w ill
permit a full range of services,
in c lu d in g a n g io p la s t y p r o
cedures (the balloon method of
uncloggtng arteries).
At a minimum, the program
could provide repair and re
placement o f heart valves, cardi
ac revascularization, repair and
reconstruction o f Intrathoraclc
The project will not change the
number o f beds In the hospital —
226.
Tesar said physician und staff
personnel required for the new
unit Include a cardlvascular
surgeon who Is certified or elig i
ble for certification by the A m er
ican Board o f Thoracic Surgery,
un assistant to the operating
surgeon, and a board-certified
anestueslologist who Is trained
In open heart surgery.
Support stull needed Include a
registered nurse or a certified
o p e r a tin g room te c h n ic ia n
specially trained In cardiac pro
cedures. Total needed support
staff numbers 16. a number of
whom arc already on staff, Tesar
said.
CFRH Is a wtnlly-owned sub
sidiary of Hospital Corporation o f
America.
In te r n a tio n a l hu ve brok en
round this year. During 1988.
4 commercial and seven In
dustrial permits were Issued.
The city Issued a total of 188
building permits last month,
representing $1.9 million In
construction. That figure is up
o v e r J a n u a ry 1988 by 71
permits and nearly $1 million In
construction.
L a s t m o n th th e c it y
authorized demolition, of two
single family homes.
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No winner;
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is $18 million
Unltsd P rs s s International
TALLAH ASSEE - No one
lckcd all six winning numers In th is w eek's Lotto
drawing, so Florida's grand
prize Jackpot climbed to an
estimated $18 million for next
week. Lottery Secretary Re
becca Raul said Sunday.
February has yet to produce
a winner, but Paul declared
J a n u a r y " r r e m a r k a b le
month."
E
"W e celebrated our one-year
anniversary, and crowned i*n
even dozen millionaires.*' Paul
said. "T h e Lottery awarded
more than $70 million In Lotto
grand prizes and $1 million In
the Instant £im e. And that
was tn less than 30 days to 12
lucky Lottery players." Paul
said.
F ive m u ltl-m llllo n -d o lla r
winners split a $31.5 million
New Y e a r 's Jackpot.
Center
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officers. C h arles Street had
gamed ve. r~> rfT his sentence
because o f prison crowding.
The outcry following Street's
arrest prom pted Martinez to
broaden his prisen expansion
plan for the upcoming budget
year. Initially. Martinez planned
to ask for new prisons to ac
commodate about 4.600 more
Inmates.
State Rep. Charles Canady.
D-Lakeland. chairs the budget
subcommittee that will allocate
money for prisons this year and
acknowledges the expected $150
million price tag for 8.500 new
spaces may be too much.
reason, the decINon was made to
replace the pumps with three
The bearings allow the turbine that were put together In r w ay
shaft to spin at same 28,000 rpm that makes them Immune to
and cracks could lead to a such cracking.
catastrophic pump failure that
NASA Is under pressure to get
could destroy a shuttle. Micro Discovery off the launch pad In
scopic Inspection of the Interior tim e to a void delaying the
o f Discovery's pumps turned up launch o f the Magellan Venus
no obvious signs of damage.
radar mapper aboard the shuttle
Out all three pumps were Atlantis on April 28.
assembled and tested the same
Because o f the positions o f
way as the one that suffered Earth and Venus. Atlantis must
cracks and NASA was unable to get off the pad by May 23 or Its
prove that water had never been payload w ill face a two-year
present at some point. For that delay.
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Money raised through tin
drive will be used for "some
thing to enhance the place,'
Hanson said. Th e committee ha
c o n s id e r e d p u rc h a s e o f i
microwave oven for the center'i
kitchen.
When renovation nears com
plctlon In late May. the commit
tec will hold a work day at tin
center. M em bers w ill paint
clean windows and add othei
last-minute touches to their new
home.
Gainesville recycling plan a model
United P re ss International
GAINESVILLE — Gainesville
plans to expand Its trash re
cycling program to all 35.000
homes In the area In April,
becoming the first such program
In Florida to blanket an entire
city.
The state Legislature decreed
last year that each county In the
state must Initiate a recycling
program by July 1. and that
each county must be recycling
at least 30 percent o f Its garbage
by 1994.
At least 60 local governments
In Florida already have fledgling
recycling programs or arc set
ting them up. said Margaret
Elllgct. supervisor of a recycling
grant program for the DER.
G a in e s v ille 's p ro g ra m Is
expected to become a model for
o t h e r lo c a l g o v e r n m e n t s
experim en ting with what Is
called “ curbside recycling." It
began two years ago with 1.000
homes and has expanded to
6 . 5 0 0 h o m e s I n 10
neighborhoods.
Once a week, participants put
out three orange buckets — one
with the week's worth o f news
papers. another with aluminum
cans and a third with glass
bottles. The rest of their trash,
such as plastic wrappers and
leftover food, goes Into a regular
garbage can and ultimately to a
landfill.
The trash In the 5-gallon
buckets goes to a recycling
facility, where It Is shredded,
baled and sold as material for
new products.
Beginning In April, the orange
buckets will be seen In front o f
35,000 homes In the city and Its
surrounding urban area, said
Philip Smith, who manages the
program.
Also In April, the city will
begin recycling other wastes
such as limbs and leaves from
yards, which will be used for
mulch, and plastic from milk
Jugs und soft-drink bottles.
Smith said.
For the next year, recycling In
Gainesville will remain volun
tary. If the participation rate
doesn't rise to about 70 percent
of the households, elty officials
may make It mandatory, al
though they have not worked
out enforcement details. Smith
said.
THE WEATHER
LOCAL FORECAST
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Today...Clear with a high In
the mid 80s.
Tonight...Clear und warm with
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developing toward morning.
SATURDAY
FRID AY
THURSDAY
W EDNESDAY
TUESDAY
Tomoroow...Sunny again with
P ly C ld y 70-80 C lo u d y 8 2-40
C lo u d y 80-88
PlyCldy 78-56
P ly C l d y 72-48
a high In the low 80s
Extended foreca st....P artly
cloudy with d a n c e o f thun
TIDES
STATISTICS
derstorms Wednesday. Cloudy [ MOON PHASES
with chance of rain Wednesday
The high temperature In San
night and Thursday then clear
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SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 5.00 ford Sunday was 84 degrees and
und Friday. High In the 80s ( B 9 Feb. « fr 1 ) Feb. 12 a.m.. 5:20 p.m.: Maj. 11:10 a.m., the overnight low was 60 as
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Deputy reports he was clubbed
A L" A MON r t SPRINGS — A man who was confronted by
^ m ln o lr County sheriffs deputies a* he carried a wooden club
behind a deputy In rural Altamonte Springs, was arrested alter
he allegedly hl» another deputy on the wrist.
Roosevelt Smith. 31. who refused to give an address, was
charged with battery on a policeman at 1:07 n.m. Sunday on
Central Strrct.
A deputy report-d ordering Sm ith several times to drop his
club, but he refused until after the deputy drew his service
revolver. After the club wns dropped and the deputy
roholstercd his gun. deputies said. Smith advanced on the
deputy and hit his left wrist, breaking his watchband. Bond Is
$1,000.
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Horald stall writor
Man reports cuts from coffee table
M AITLAND — Darrin Lcombruno. 18, of 811 W . Foresl
Brook Hoad. Maitland, suffered cuts to his Ihlgh and elbow,
when another man allegedly threw him onlo a glass coffee
table during a fight at their house.
The accused assailant. Dennis Joseph Lcombruno. 20. of the
same address, was charged with battery at home at 7:30 p.in,
Saturday. He was arreated by Seminole County sheriffs
deputies.
Man found at burglary scene
CASSELBERRY — Casselberry police reported confronting a
suspected auto burglar between two cars outside 709
Sandpiper Lane, nl about 1:43a.m. Saturday.
Police said they found burglary tools under one o f the cars
and witnesses reportedly Identified the suspect.
That brought charges of burglary’ and possession o f burglary
tools against Jeff Scott Wagner. 18. of 119 W. Lauren Court,
Fern Park,
Many arrested on DUI charges
SANFORD — The following persons face a charge o f driving
under the influence In Seminole County:
• Robert 11. Paschal! Hi, 33, o f 111 Wildwood Drive, Sanford,
was arrested by Luke Mary police at 1:23 a m. Saturday after
he allegedly was Involved In a single car accident on Railroad
Road. He reportedly left the scene and was found on County
Road !5, w here he w as trying to change a tire on his ear. which
was damaged in the accident. He Is also charged with leaving
the scene o f an accident with properly damage and Injury and
with careless driving.
• Brian Settle. 26. or 2545 S. Myrtle Avc.. Sanford, at 11:21
p in. Saturday after his car was clocked traveling 68 m ph In a
45mph zone on U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford.
• Dennis Roy Jnbary. 38, of 259 Springs Colony Circle »272.
Altamonte Springs, at 12:45 u.m. Saturday after his pickup
truck ran a redllght on Montgomery Road. Altamonte Springs.
• Charles Edwin Arnett. 34. of Edwardsvlllc, Ind.. at 4:35 u.m.
Sunday after his weaving car was seen speeding north on U.S.
Highwny 17-92. Sanford. He was also charged with driving
without a license.
•Jam es Milton Wheeler. 32. o f Titusville, al 4:15 a.m. Sunday
nl 1000 Lockwood Road. Oviedo, after a policeman recognized
him and knew he was driving with a suspended license.
• Benjamin Cecil Ogle. 58. of 398 Tulnnc Drive, Alinmotne
Springs. Sunday on Interstate-4 after another motorist alerted
a slate trooper to a possible drunk driver.
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SANFORD - Six months after
the city began charging marina
launching fees, profits are far
below anticipated figures. Ihc
l>arks and recreation dlreclor
has told the rlly commission.
T h e city commission will re
v ie w the m arina fe es al a
workshop today at 4 p.m.
Parks and Recreation Director
J im Jernlgan lias proposed to
the commission seven-day col
lection of fees to Increase net
revenue by mure than $25,000
annu ally. Under the current
ordinance, collection o f marina
fees Is done only on weekends
nnd holidays.
Jernlgan lias proposed that
net income coulti be Increased
from under $6,000 to nearly
$29,500.
J e r n lg a n said th e In itia l
$60,000 esltinnte for expected
annual income from the fees was
unrealistic.
A t the workshop, commission
ers were to review a pro|Kiscd
Interlocal agreement with Lake
Mary and Seminole County. The
agreement outlines shared re
sponsibilities far widening and
la n d s c a p in g L a k e M a ry
boulevard.
Costs to Sanford under the
agreem ent wuuid be $925,100,
Sem inole County would fund
$1.74 million and Lake Mary
w ould pay SI.0 9 million.
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SANFORD — A njtm wqundcd by gunfire early Friday afternoon In
Midway and ‘hospit.iLrd lit Orlando has been Idcnuftcd os Richard
" RjyTfedalck! 29. ofbelloha.
Seminole County Sheriffs Capt. Roy Hughey said today Reddick,
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DEATHS
P A U L CHATLOti
ARCHIE H A R R E L L
Archie Harrell. 80, 2531 E.
Paul Citation. 75. 122 Old
21st Si.. Sanford, died Sunday at Hickory Court. Longwood. died
Central Florida Regional Hospi Saturday at Florida Hospital.
tal. Sanford. Bom July 24. 1908 Orlando. Bom Sept. IO. 1913 In
In Greenwood, he moved to W a y n e . Wis,, he m o v e d to
Sanford from Quincy In 1959
Central Florida from Miami In
He wqs a retired truck driver
1980. He was a vice president of
and a m em ber o f Progress Sun Ray Homes. Longwood, and
M issionary Baptist Church. a m e m b e r o f S t . J o h n
Sanford,
Evangelical Lutheran Church,
S u r v iv o r s I n c lu d e w ife . W inter Park.
Elizabeth: sons. Willie Floyd.
Survivors Include wife, Evelyn
Wcwahllchka. MacArthur Curry. B.; sons. Kenneth B.. Liberty.
Sr Joe. Willard James. Mo.. Jon P., Silver Spring. Md„
Fem Park. Henry Lee. Robert Gerald L., Kestrel, Va.; daughter,
Lee. .Johnnie Wayne. Richard Ruth E. Trencher, Miami, Lyn B.
Allen, all o f Sanford: brothers. P a yn e. Arcadia. T h eres a M.
Johnnie. Panama City. Sidney. Wnddel. Kenner. La.: sisters.
S o m e r s e t . N . J . . J a m e s . Esther. Lydia, Marie, all o f Cor
Washington. D .C j sisters, De- tez, Colo.: 12 grandchildren: two
lores Howard. Myrtls Hayes, great-grandchildren.
both of Murlunna: 31 grand
G a rd e n Chapel H o m e for
c h i l d r e n : s e v e n g r e a t Funerals. Longwood. In charge
grandchildren.
of arrangements.
Sunrise Funeral Home, San
ford. in charge of arrangements.
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BERNICE J. GOOD
Frank Ralph Valentine. 78.
Bernice J. Good. 75. 541 350 Clemson Drive. Altamonte
O ra n ge S t. E.. A lta m o n te Springs, died Saturday at The
Springs, died Saturday al The L ife Care Center, A ltam onte
Life Care Center, Altamonte Springs. Bom June 23. 1910 tn
Springs Bom Jail. 24. 1914 In Kenosha. Wls.. he m oved to
Pittsburgh, she moved to Alta Altam onte Springs from there tn
monte Springs from Bay Village, 1978. He was a tool and die
Ohio. She was a homemaker and maker and a Catholic.
a Presbyterian.
Survivors Include wife. Lillian:
Survivors Indude husband. son. Lawrence, Kenosha: daugh
John B.: sister. Berry Lots. ters. Cynthia Murx. Las Vegas.
Houston: daughter. Cynthia G. Janice Uttcrbach. McAllen. T ex
Krause. H op ew ell Junction. as; sisters. Eleanor Hargells.
N Y . son. John H II Albu C ic e ro . III., Ann S a lk ow sk l,
querque. N.M : two granddaugh Kenosha: eight grandchildren:
ters.
seven great grandchildren.
H aldw ln -F alrch ild Funeral
B ald w in Fairchild F u n eral
Home. Altamonte Springs, tn Home. Allamtsite Springs, in
charge of arrangements
charge o f arran^-ments.
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• 2.50 p.m. — 3655 Orlando
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• 3 16 p.m. — 1701 W. 13th
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Way. alarm malfunction.
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EDITORIALS
Bush faces first test
Perhaps the first major list of George
Hush’s presidency Is his looming struggle
over n tax Increase vs. spending cuts to
reduce the federal deficit. Despite the pre
vailing view, the new President’s hand is
stronger than It appears.
For starters, an overwhelming 72 percent of
voters oppose any tax Increase to lower the
deficit, according to a recent Yankelovlch
survey. Many Americans. It appears, share
the view that giving lawmakers more money
will merely prompt them to spend more, not
less.
Mr. Bush’s no-new-taxes pledge was also
bolstered by Ronald Reagan's final budget
proposal, which slashed next yenr a projected
$127 billion deficit to $92 billion — without a
tax hike. This la well below the Gramm-Rudman-Holllngs deficit target for 1990 of
$!P0 billloa. (lie reduction w .. Thieved
by spending restraint combined with econom
ic growth, which supposedly will boost
government revenues.
In the meantime, some leading economists
have begun to wuudci out loud whether lire
deficit requires such drastic medicine as a
broad tax Increase, which they fear may stifle
what they see as the present expansion and
plunge the economy Into recession. The
economists are more cognizant than the
politicians that the deficit already has been
cut from 6.3 percent of gross national product
In 1983 to 3 percent today.
Even more significant politically. Congress
Is discovering that opposition to specific tax
Increases can be fierce — much fiercer than
opposition to spending cuts.
Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl has proposed a
15-cenl Increase In the federal gasoline levy,
now pegged at 9.1 center per gallon. Others
on Capttol HOI have suggested a hike qf as
much as 30 center per gallon.' (Motorists
already pay an average of 24 center per gallon
in federal and state taxes.) At present, the fuel
tux Is used to build highways and bridges.
Hut Rep. Rostenkowskl would spend the
Increase on deficit reduction rather thnn
concrete and steel, thus establishing the
dnngerous fiscal precedent of dumping tradi
tional user fees Into the bottomless pit of
general ex pc ndJlures.
Moreover, the sleep boost In the federal tax
would rob governors and legislatures of their
capacity to raise the state portion of the fuel
tax to build and repair roads.
Resistance to the Rostenkowskl gas tax is
understanubly silliest In Ihe West, where
motorists would shoulder a much larger share
of the Increase titan Easterners, who general
ly commute shorter distances and rrly more
on mass transit. The American Automobile
Association estimates that a SO-cent hike
would cost the typical Wyoming motorist
$-112 a year, compared with $198 tor drivers
In Washington. D.C.
T a k e n t o g e t h e r , t hese f o r m i d a b l e
drawbacks are likely to kill the Rostenkowskl
tax plan sooner rather than later. In spile of
Its mo me n t a r y popul ar i t y Insi de the
Washington beltway. They also make spen
ding restraint appear far mure politically
palatable by contrast.
In the approach contest of wills between
President Bush and the Congress, the fate of
Chai rman Rostenkowskl's proposal may
demonstrate that high taxes are not. niter ali.
Inevitable.
ROBERT WALTERS
On pay, Founding Fathers knew best
WASHINGTON — Member* o f the Congress
would not la- again snarled In controversy over
Increased compensation for themselves If they
recognized and accepted the wisdom o f the
nation's founders.
In the earliest years of the republic, those who
drafted the Constitution and BUI of Rights
established a fundamental principle: Politicians
should not benefit Worn pay raises they vote for
themselves until after the next congressional
election.
At the urging of .fumes Madison, thui principle
was Incorporated Into the original BUI of Rights.
When submitted to the stales fur ratification,
that document contained 12 articles. Including
one that said;
“ No law varying the compensation for the
services ol the senators and representatives shall
take effect until an election o f representatives
shall luivc Intervened.”
That article and one other failed to gain the
approvul of the requisite two-thirds of the states.
Today. It Is a technically pending amendment,
having been ratified by 19 of the required 34
states.
The principle was successfully applied, how
ever. to the president's salary. Article 11. Section
1. Clnuse 6 of the Constitution says; "T h e
president shall, at stated times, receive for his
services a compensation which shull neither be
increased nor diminished during the period for
which he shall have been elected."
Although granting the electorate the right to
Indirectly participate In the pay raise procedure
is h u rd ly r e v o lu
tionary. Rep. Thom
as J. Tauke. R-lown.
has antagonized hla
fellow legislators by
proposing to Incorpo
rate it into federal
law this year.
That, o f course,
means that If Con
g r e s s w is h e d to
change Its own pay
scales. It would be
required to follow the
procedures used In
conducting all of its
other business —
That article
h o ld in g h earin gs,
and one other
publicly debating the
failed
Issue anti o p e n ly
voting on It.
Finally, most
legislators (all of the House and one I lilt d of the
Senate) would have to be re-elected before they
t
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CONTINENTS
d
DAVID S. BRODER
The ‘service for money’ idea
WASHINGTON - The forces Dial shape
hontory are people and Ideas Journalism
focuses on the former, believing that "names
make news." Bui often It Is the Ideas whose
consequences are more significant.
In all the excitement over President Bush
and his aides moving Into the White House, an
Idea Iasi week took root In Washington which
could shu|>c this society long after the men and
women now taking up their new Jobs have
pnssrd the burden to their successors
The Idea. In narrow legislative form, ts
voluntary national service for young people.
Underlying It Is the broad concept of mutual
obligation between citizens and the nation.
It ts not a new Idea, there being precious few
of those. But there arc political cycles, and the
embrace of this Idea could well mark a turn ns
Important us the tax-cutting fever which swept
out of California In 1978 with the passage of
Proposition 13. That Idea Iras dominated the
politics of the past decade.
Today, the Itlca that cutting taxes can be an
effective wav to stimulate economic activity ts
a commonplace around the world. But It had
been out ot fashion for a long time before 1978,
Once the California voters had lit the bonfire. It
took little time for the Idea to gain recognition
and acquiescence In Washington. In 1978, to
the surprise of the Carter administration, a
Demo, ratlc Congress Iprodded by the late Rep.
William Steiger, n Wisconsin Republican),
passed a deep cut In capllul-galns rates. In
19HI. President Reagan pushed lluuugh an
across-the-board reduction In Individual rates.
And In I9H6. with bipartisan sponsorship,
those rules were cut again.
The rool Idea rtf that decade was an uppeal to
self-interest or some would say. selfishness:
Cut tax rates; let people keep more of what
they and thetr capital earn; and they will work
harder, risk more — and thereby expand
economic opportunity and growth
The new Idea Is quite different. It's the Idea
ol asking people to put something hack In Hie
common pool o f society in return lor the
individual benefits they extract.
The earlier Idea may not have been wrong
B u t u d e c a d e 's e m p h a s i s on s e l f aggrandizement may require a counter uppeal
to altruism The social contract need* to lie
renewed.
The turn came, once again, from the states.
As far track as 1986. the National Governors'
Association, through men like Util Clinton of
Arkansas, a Democrat, and Michael N, Castle
of Delaware, a Republican, began promoting a
''welfare prevention" Initiative. It waa baaed
on the concept of a "co n lra rt" between
faintly old recipient* and the states.
Two years later, that principle was rmtwdlrd
In a mafor welfare overhaul passed by u
Democratic Congress and signed by President
Reagan. It guaranteed Incom e support,
eh lid-care assistance and other family services
In retu rn fo r the
w e lfa r e m o t h e r 's
accepting the obllgat t o n tu u s e tire
t r a i n i n g opporiunltles that will
i c a d to s e l f *
supporting work.
N ow th e sa m e
con cept has been
a p p lie d to y ou n g
people by Sen. Sam
Nunn (D -G a.) and
other legislators affillated with the Demo
c r a tic L e a d e rs h ip
Council In what they
call the "Citizenship
C The draft plan
and National Service
has lots of
A ct o f 1 9 8 9 ." In
holes in it ^
cssencr. It would offrr young people who
sign up lor two years
o f community or mil
itary service stipends of $20,000 to $24,000
they could use to finance their education,
training or home purchases. Over time, most
existing college-loan programs would be
phased out. under this plan, and what Is now
an entitlement would become a federal benefit
earned by the recipient through service to the
society.
The draft plan has lots of holes In It and
many questionable assumptions. But the
concept ts compeltlngly correct; Where educa
tion Is Increasingly the ticket to "the good
life," those who are helped by society to
achieve an education owe that society some
substantial service In return. The obligation
can be lulfilled either in defending the nation
or addressing the unmet soclul needs — In
schools, hospitals, slum s and dam aged
environments — which dwarf government's
ability to hire and pay for Increasingly scarce
manpower.
The notion has gained strength with the new
leaders of both parries. President Bush. In his
Inaugural Address, sharply rebuked those
"enthralled with material things."
That kind of language has not hern heard
here since John F. Kennedy's day. Its
reappearance now Is a development far morr
Important than he confirmation of John Tower
or the details of the Bush budget revision By
reviving the concept of the social contract, the
President, leaders of Congress and governors
have embraced an Idea powerful enough —
and right enough — to give shape to the
coming decade and build a better nation.
I
received the raise. Their bid for another term
could become n plebiscite on their pay Increase
vote.
The lawmakers, of course, are terrified of
anything resembling the democratic process
when their salaries are at stake. Instead, they
enacted the Federal Salary Act of 1967. which
requires the empaneling of a supposedly In
dependent commission every four years to
propose higher compensation levels.
Members of Congress and olher senior federal
officials already are more generously com
pensated than 98 percent of the nation's work
force. The legislators have received 10 pay
Increases In the past 15 years and their salary
even without the proposed Increase Is almost
four limes higher than it was In 1964.
They receive nri assortment of extravagant
perquisites. Including an exceptionally generous
pension plan, federally funded domestic and
foreign travel, llfr Insurance, comprehensive
health rare wholly financed by the government
and a host of oilier benefit*.
The requirement that lawmakers divide their
time between Washington ami Ihclr home
districts Itn(loses extraordinary jicrsonal and
professional pressures on them — but they
already are well compensated for those re
sponsibilities
ROBERT WAOMAN
Speliing Gadhafi:
A war of words
WASHINGTON — Once again Libyan leader
Muuinmar Gadlvif) is In the headlines and. as
has been the case since he came to power,
most major newspapers and publications
spell his name differently.
Generally speaking, translating from lan
guages employing non-Latin alphabets Is
difficult. Somcibncs government* publish an
official translation, us the government of
China docs. In other situations, nalions with
non-Latin alphabets have established semiofficial Latin
alphabet versions of
their languages sim
ply through usage.
Japan Is an example
o f this.
But there Is no
official or even gen
e r a lly a c c e p te d
semi-official transla
tion of Arabic charac
ters Inlo the Uilln
uiphubrt. Worse still,
experts on the sub
ject disagree sharply
o v e r how A r a b ic
should be written In
the txilln alphabet.
■ This could
This has left (ample
prove difficult £
a t l r m p I I n g to !
t r a n s la te A r a b ic I
name* w nil irylng
phonetic spellings - trying to spell a name
(hr way It sounds. Given the rather exotic
sounds of the Arabic language to the Western
ear. this can la? difficult Indeed,
Many
countries and Middle Easlem figures have
made the problem somewhat simpler by
staling a preference us to how'a name should
be spelled In English. But Libya's leader
never bus. and In his own country he Is
known simply as "T h e Leader."
Making the whole question even more
confusing Is the fact that official and
sem iofficial Libyan sources can't agree on a
Latin spelling when they use It. JANA, the
official Libyan news agency, uses Al Gathaft.
The Libyan U.N. Mission uses Muammar
Qnihafl. The official Libyan English language
m a g a zin e " J a m a h ir iy a R e v ie w " uses
Qndhafi
A couple o f years ago II appeared the
problem might he solved In a scries of letters
to American school children and American
clergy the Libyan leader signed his name In
Arabic script over the lyped name: "Colonel
Muammar ELGadhafl."
So relying on these letters as Ihe first
"official" statement as lo how he wants his
named spelled, txilh A sms *la led Press and
United Press iutcmallonal Iwive changed
thetr official stylebooks to make the spelling
"Moarnmar Gndhafi" (ihe " e l" was dropped
because II Is an honorific not used with other
Arab leaders' names)
It was ho|>ed that with the wire services In
agreement Hie other print media would fall
Into line. But It hasn't happened. The New
York Times and The WuslUnglon Post use
Qaddafi. Newsweek, which b owned by the
Post, uses Kaddaff. Tim e uses Gaddafi, while
U.S. News A World Report uses Qadhafi. The
Wall Street Journal uses Qudhafl. In London
tail 11 the Times and the Economist use
Gadain
The U.S. government uses still another
version: Muammar Qaddafi. They adopted
this spelling alter asking the Library of
Congress lo research the matter and come up
with a version. But there Is even some
disagreement among the library's experts.
Some In the Ida ary‘s Arabic section say the
classical way lo translate the name from
Arabic Into English Is "Dadtwlhafi" but Ihe
double "d h " looked so strange In English that
It wits decided lo simply use a single dd '
Instead
Other Arabic scholars tnxM the way Ihe
name sounds depends on who (s speaking
because the Inngungr ts accented very
differently from region lo rrgtnn. In Libya,
they say. an accurate phonetic spelling would
be something like "Gaxafy,” but In other
purls of the Arab world It wisdd be much
closer to "Az/afy."
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Doctor accused of cocaine dosing
NEW YORK — A Park Avenue doctor with a star-studded
patient list hus been giving them $25 doses of cocaine to
reduce their pain, but state heallh officials said Sunday they
may soon bring n halt to the practice.
Dr. Milton Rcdcr. 89 — who has given cocaine treatments to
celebrity clients Including comedian David Drenner. enter
tainer Sonny Bono and divorce lawyer Marvin Mltchelson —
could face charges ranging from professional misconduct to
felony drug possession, said Thomas CofTcy. director of the
state Department of Health's Bureau of Controlled Substances.
"B aloney." said the elderly doctor when told of the state
Investigation that found he wns one o f two or three doctors
defying a New York County Medical Society ruling discounting
the effectiveness o f cocaine for blocking muscle and skeletal
pain by placing It on swabs pressed to a nerve In the nose.
Reder'a patients pay $25 u visit for him to Insert cotton swab
doused with a 10 to 15 percent liquid cocaine solution up their
nose. The swabs arc placed against a central nerve center, the
sphenopalatine ganglion. In the rear of the nasal passages and
connected to nerves throughout the body.
Coffey said the medical society stood firm In Its belief that
there was no scientific evidence that the practice, known as
Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block, was effective In reducing pain.
W age discrimination trial begins
SAN FRANCISCO — California's reputation as a progressive
stale with an equal pay law dating back to 1913 will be put to
the test when u federal trial begins Tuesday In the largest
sex-based wage discrimination suit In the nation.
As many as 100.000 o f the stale's current and former civil
service workers stand to gain cash compensation If their
employee union can prove the state Intentionally discriminated
as far back as the 1930s. channelling women Into low paid jobs
considered "wom en's work."
When the trial opens Tuesday, after four years of legal
wrangling, the California State Employees' Association must
go back to the 1930s to show state officials began
discriminating then by setting up an unequal civil service wage
system then maintained It thro ugh the years.
Deputy Attorney General Richard Tullls, who Is defending
the state, colled the charges "completely unfounded."
The 1984 suit, (lied by 10 women and the CSEA, originally
began as a comparable worth claim — the theory that certain
Jobs requiring equal skills or education should be paid
comparable salaries.
The CSEA argued at the outset that the state shunted women
Into clerical, nursing or other potts classically considered for
women-only then paid them less than predomlncntly male Jolts
requiring the same skills, such as groundskeeper or
pharmacist.
CSEA was forced to change Its tack when a federal appeals
court ruled In a separate case that employers need not adopt
"comparable worth" wage formulas.
Now civil service workers must prove the stale Intentionally
discriminated, according to both sides.
From United Press International reports
WASHINGTON - A captain
who left Vietnamese refugees
stranded at sea. forcing them to
resort to cannibalism, described
thetr plight as a “ tragedy of
errors" and blamed the Navy for
making him a scapegoat. CBS
News reported Sunday.
Capt. Alex Bnllun. a 25-year
veteran, faces a rourt-martla! for
leaving Hie Vietnamese adrift
last May after the transport USS
D ubuque en cou n tered their
crippled boat In the South China
Sea. He gave the refugees food
and water, but decided against
taking them aboard his ship.
" I feel bad that people were
lost, you know, and I'm really,
you know. It hurts that this
occurred." Ballan told CBS's "CO
Minutes."
"But It hurts worse that I'm
being blamed for It. And even
worse than that Is how the Navy
hangs you out to dry when you
get In trouble," said Ballan. who
was decorated for service during
the Vietnam War.
In May, 110 Vietnamese refu
gees embarked In a small boat
b o n d fo r M a la y s ia . T h e y
expected a seven-day Journey,
but on the third day their engine
quit.
The boat people tigged a crude
sail, and the winds carried them
east. Five days later they were
almost without food or water.
P a ssen gers began to die.
Drinkable water ran low. To
worsen matters, a former South
Vietnamese soldier named Mlnh
Unltad Prsss international
MANILA. Philippines - Vice
P r e s id e n t S a lv a d o r L a u r e l
warned Monday o f a violent
upheaval If President Corazon
Aquino remained "stubborn”
and refused to allow ailing
fo rm er president Ferdinand
Marcos to die in hts homeland.
But Aquino told reporters
Monday she would hold fast to
her decision banning the return
of her predecessor.
*Tm still sticking by my origi
nal position Hint It Is not In the
Stocks open lower
NEW YORK — Prices opened lower Monday
tn light trading of New York Slock Exchange
issues.
The Dow Jones Industrial average, which
gained 8.39 last week, was down 5.89 to
2325.36 shortly after the market opened.
Declines led advances 434-370 among the
1.301 Issues crossing the NYSE tape Early
turnover amounted to about 9.914.900 shares.
Stock prices ended mixed Friday In active
trading Buying activity was dampened by
profit taking that followed the release o f a
government report showing the economy
added 408.000 non-payroll Jobs In January,
significantly above market expectations.
Unemployment In January rose fractionally lo
5.4 percent.
Gall Dudack. a market analyst with S.G.
Warburg A Co., called the sharp rise In
non-farm payrolls a "disappointment." She
said the employment data and Thursday's
strong sales reports by major retailers reflected
u surging U.S. economy.
The reports heightened concern among
Investors thnl the Federal Reserve would
further tighten credit conditions lo counter
Inflationary pressures.
Dollar moves higher
U nltsd P r s s s International
T h e d o lla r w as h ig h e r
Monday In moderate trading
on m ajor foreign currency
markets. Gold was sharply
lower In New York.
In Tokyo, the dollar rallied
against the Japanese yen.
closing at 129.70 yen. up 0.43
from 129.27 yen last Friday.
Currency traders In Japan
said (he outcome of the Group
of Seven Western Industrial
p o w e r s m e e t i n g In
Washington had no significant
impact on the market. The
U.S. unem ploym ent report
Friday, however, helped lo
support the dollar, they said.
Dealers said they were concercd over possible dollar-
Dow Jones
Dow Jon es A verages
10:00 a.m.
30 Indus 2332.68 up 1.43
20Trans 1084.57 up 1.13
15 Utils 189.37ofTO.17
65 Slock 891.22 up 0.46
selling Intervention by the
central banks causing uncer
tainty over the market's direc
tion.
Murayama told a news con
ference In Tokyo Japan would
lake concerted action with
other G-7 members to support
the mark If necessary.
Gold And Silver
NEW YORK CUPI) - Foretgn
and domestic gold A silver
prices quoted In dollars per
troy ounce Monday:
Gold
London
P reviou s close 388.75 o ff
3625
Morning fixing 390.25 up 1.50
Hong Kong was closed
New York
Camcx spot gold open 387.80
ofT5.30
Comex spot stiver open 5.78
off 0.055
(L on d on m orning fix in g
change Is based on the pre
vious day's closing price. |
took control of the Junk and
sehted what food and rain water
rcmulned. CBS said.
On their 17th day at sea. the
r e fu g e e s catn c a c r o s s th e
Dubuque.
The Navy can pick up refugees
If their craft Is not seaworthy.
Ballan had rescued refugees
twice. But a series of mistakes
proved fatal to many aboard this
lioal.
" It 's a tragedy o f errors,"
Ballan recalled on “ 60 Minutes."
As the Dubuque upproacbed,
the refugee boat appeared In a
state of chaos, be said. A sur
vivor disputed the captain's
statement, saying the boat peo
ple only stood up and waved to
the U.S. ship
Altering his usual procedure.
Ballan sent his executive officer
nnd a Vietnamese sailor from the
Dubuque to the Junk, but the
sailors were instructed not to
board the boat. CBS said.
The Vietnamese sailor, serving
as translator, misunderstood the
refugees when they said their
engine wns broken. He though!
the boat people bad no engine
aboard, so Ballan believed they
had been sailing all along and
could reach their destination In a
week.
Three of the refugees swam to
the Dubuque. They were tossed
Philippine vice president urges Marcos’ return
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interest of the nation that he be
allowed to return at tills Ume,"
Aquino said.
Laurel returned lo Manila Sat
urday after traveling to Honolulu
to receive a secret message the
hospitalized Marcos asked him
to deliver to Aquino.
The vice president, who split
with Aquino a year ago over
disagreements In her handling of
Ihc nation’s 20-ycnr communist
Insurgency, said he agreed with
medical findings that Marcos
was nearing deuth and should be
a llo w e d to r e t u r n to h is
homeland after three years of
exile In Hawaii.
“ The prognosis Is (hat he has
less than 50 percent chance to
survive and may die anytime,
possibly by reason of a sudden
heart attack." 1-aurel said. "H e
NEW YORK - Joseph Haposo.
a composer who helped create
the children’s television show
"Sesame Street." died Sunday of
complications from lymphoma
al at La w ren ce Hospital In
Bronxv»lle. N.Y. He was 5 1
Raposo was co-author of the
hit play "Y o u 're a Good Man.
Charlie Brown” and of the public
television show "Electric Com
pany," the New York Times said
Monday. In addition, hr was the
longtime music director of "S es
am e S t r e e t ," the show he
created with Jim Henson and
Jon Slone
He won five Grammy awards
and a had a flair (or writing and
orchestrating Instructive songs
I lls c o m p o s it io n s In c lu d e
Sing." "Bein' Green." "You
Will Be My Music." "There Used
to Be a Ball Park." and "Somebod y Cotne and Play."
Raposo. a resident o f Bronxvilie and Chatham. Mass . Is
survived by hts wife, Pat Collins
Unltsd Press Intsrnatlonal
SAO PAULO. Brazil - Al least
18 Inmates died and nine others
were Injured Sunday when riot
ing prisoners In a Sao Paulo Jail
were forced Into a small, unventllated cell by guards who fired
tear gas nt them and left them
confined for an hour, police said.
Sao Puulo Judicial police of
fic ia l W a n d e rle l A p a rc c ld o
Borges called the Incident "a
bestial act" and said an In
vestigation would be held and
charges brought against prison
ofllclals responsible.
Police said 63 men who hud
attempted to escape during the
riot were stripped naked and
forced Into a cramped cell with
no ventilation. A prison official
later orderrd guards to fire tear
gas cannlstrrs Into the cell,
police said.
The prisoners were left In the
cell for an hour and when It was
opened by guards, they discov
ered the 18 dead and nine
Injured prisoners, police said.
The cell lias u capacity for 20
prisoners, ofllclals said.
The riot began when a group
of prisoners used a hand-made
knife lo take a prison employee,
Trrezlnhu Dan las. as a hostage.
Her screams alerted police,
Dantas, In a telephone In
terview, said police opened fire
on the prisoners and she was
able to escape from them.
One prisoner who tried to flee,
Paulo Cesar Pereira, was Injured
by gunfire
"What we had here was an
attempted escape. Two prisoners
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has less than 10 percent chance
of survival within the year."
He warned of new unrest In
(he Philippines If Marcos died
abroad.
" I f Mrs. A q u in o rem ain s
stubborn and refuses to allow
Mr. Marcos to return, and he dies
there and his body Is not
permitted lo he relumed. I am
afraid (his will be the fuse lhal
will Ignite violence here," Laurel
said In an Interview over radio
station DZRH.
“ This Is no longer the time for
vengeance or vindictiveness,"
said Laurel, who added he will
exhaust all means to meet with
Aquino and deliver lo her the
message Marcos entrusted to
him during his 19-hour visit to
Honolulu.
Aquino has refused lo see
Laurel. {dressing her vlre presi
dent had broken away from her
and had gone lo see Marcos as
leader of I hr opposition. She said
S u n d a y t h e r e s h o u ld b e
"nothing secret" It) what Marcos
has to say to her. She also said If
Laurel believed lhal Marcos’s
message was of "param ount
Importance" It should be made
public.
"Nothing should be held con
fidential when II Involves na
tional security." said Aquino's
chief aide. Executive Secretary
Catulino Mararalg.
But Laurel said Ihc secret
m e s s a g e from M arcos w as
"entrusted to me In confidence. I
cannot Just make It public
without authorization from the
former president himself."
Guards kill 18 during
inmate riots in
‘Sesame Street’ co-creater dies
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Ballan said.
Mistakenly, the Vietnamese
t h a t I’ m b e i n g b l a m e d
Inlerprcler Inld the refugees
another boat would pick them
up In a couple of days. No boal
-Capt. Alex Ballan
catnc.
W alling for that boat, the
life rings, but Ballan ordered bis
refugees remained In place and
ate all I heir food Two and a half
men not to let them on board. He
doubted the need for plucking
weeks passed before the 52
the swimmers out of the water survivors were finally rescued by
and taking them back lo the a Filipino fisherman.
Meanwhile, the soldiers who
Junk.
"I think lhal would Indicate
controlled the boat began look
false hope, an Improper action."
ing for someone near death lo
Ballan said. "They were not tn kill for food. In all. four passen
any trouble at all. They were not
gers were killed and eaten. All
52 survivors bad to resort lo
In a life-threatening situation.
They had life rings. They were cannibalism, one survivor told
being watched by my officers CBS.
Ballan Is charged with vio
and my crew right there on the
lating Navy regulations and de
boat station."
But one swimmer drowned, reliction o f duly for failing to
and the captain did not receive adequately assist the refugees
the report from the Dubuque's and for leaving an uriseawnrthy
boat 280 miles from land. Hr
lookout.
was relieved of command
B allan gave (b e refu g ees
Ballan said he Is a scapegoat
enough food and water for the
seven days be calculated (bey
He noted that the Navy ap
needed lo sail to land. He also pointed a prior captain of the
gave them charts and maps Dubuquc lo lead Ihc Investiga
showing the way to the Philip tion, nil oilierr Ballan earlier
pines.
criticized.
R e je c tin g the less severe
Ballan had decided the Junk Judicial procedure o f an ad
was seaworthy nnd could sail on.
m in istrative hearing. Italian
Navy rules do not require crews
chose Instead to undergo a
to pick up refugees If the captain
court-martial, which be hopes
deems their cruft sound and
will clear bis name.
navigable. Ballan told CBS hr Is
Among Ihc people supporting
an officer who adheres strictly lo
him are ihc boat s survivors
the rules.
They wrote the U.S. ambassador
" I follow my Instructions and In the Philippines, asking that
my guidance. What I want tn do Ballan not be punished because
Isn’t always what I can do." o f them.
N u * in t * v D m - n a m e v a t* i l a ll
with sentences to serve devised
an elaborate plan of escape " Sao
Paulo police official, Carlos
Eduardo Vosconcelos.
V
Vasconcelos said when police
a rrived a( the prison they
opened (he cell door nnd found
(he 18 dead and nine Injured
prisoners.
Gullhrrmr Santana, a police
official In charge of Investigating
the Incident said. "W e cannot
allow an action like lhal. There
will be sanctions (against prison
olTllcals) hut we need to find out
first who did what.”
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LOS ANGELES — Three men were killed and
three other people were wounded In weekend can#
nllacVa. Including a retaliation shooting Ka'-dc a
doughnut shop, oflhials said Sunday.
The attacks came In the wake of an anti-gang
sweep by more than 240 police officers Friday
night through Saturday morning, which resulted
In the anest of 1IB people. Including 71 gang
members.
The task force operation was the first this year In
gang-plagued South Central Los Angeles. Despite
dozens of such sweeps In 1988. which netted more
than 24.000 arrests — Including almost 14.000
gang members — a record 452 people were killed
In gang violence throughout the county.
In the latest gang slaying, a gunman followed
Jose Zaragosa. 18. and Alexander Martinez. 21.
into a doughnut shop nexu Hancock Park about
9:45 p.m. Saturday and opened i>c. hitting both,
police detective Bill Humphry said.
Zaragosa. struck In the abdomen, died at
Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center about 11
p.m . while Martinez, who was hit In the leg.
refused medical treatment and left the hospital.
"The motive appears to be gang retaliation.'*
Humphry said. T h e victim Is a known gang
member and t lr gunman Is bdleved to Ire a rival
gang member."
No arrests were made.
About 8:30 p.m Saturday. Alfredo Rangel. 18. of
Inglewood got Into a light with several gang
members In an ullcy In Paeolma. detective Steve
Fisk said.
During the fight. Rangel got a gun from his car
and opened fire, striking an unidentified 18 yearold man In the back.
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January II. IW*
ENTROENTERPRISES.
INC . A F torId* Corporation.
Hr StephenM Fldrkk.
PrtiJdnt
Publlth Jon 14. 2X » . Fob 4.
IW*
P E A 111_______________________
NOTICE UNOER
FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Nolko It hereby gl**n lit* 11he
undortlgnad. pur»uonl to too
"F iclllT ou t Nome Slolulo' .
Chapter M i Ot. Florida Statute*,
will rogHtor wlto too Clerk ot
too Circuit Court. In ond tor
Somlnoto County. FtorldO. upon
receipt at proof ot too psblk*
flan ot ton Noi.ce. too tlctitlou*
name to wt I
THE AITAA40NTE BAKERY
under which we are engaged >n
but mot* *• Alt E Altamonte
Drive. Space 141. Seminole
County. FlerId*21701
Thai to* party Interested In
told business entorprlt* It Ot
follow*
E N T R O E N T E R P R IS E S .
INC . e Florida corporation
O A T E O e l C o t t e lb e r r y .
Somlnoto County. Florida on
January II. IW*
ENTROENTERPRISES.
INC . A Florida Corpora Iton.
Br Stephen M Fldrlck,
Ftetdenl
Publlth Jan 14. IX JO. Feb 4.
IW*
OEA 1 1 4 _____________ _ _ _
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nonce It hereby 9 ra n toe! we
are engaged In buairwss el 41
A lelert Wood* Bird. Ovtede A
I tee So French Ave . Santord.
Somlnoto County. Florid* tmder
lh# Fktlhous Namo ol OUTLET
BAZAAR and tool wo Intend to
regtttor told nomo with to#
Clork *• lh* C trl'.If Court.
Somlnoto County. Florid* In
accordance wlto to# Provltiont
ot to* FktitWus Name Statute*
To Wit Section M l 9* Florida
Statu*** l*U
AZTEC. INC
/s Angelic* Mensen
IM Guiltorm* Hontevi
Publish Fob 4, I t Mi IF. IW*
O il*
I
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notke I* hereby giver- tool I
am engaged m butlnett al 41*7
Mary 11*1 Sulto C. Santord.
Somlnoto County. Florid* under
IS. FIctlRaus Ham* ol DIRCCI
COLLECTION CONNECTION,
and that I Inland to roglttor told
nomo wlto too Clerk ot to#
Circuit Court. Somlnoto Cwmty.
Florida M accordance wlto to*
P ro vltio n t ot tho Flctltlout
Nam# Slotuto*. To Wit Section
S4S«t FtorldO Statute* l*SJ
/t/DovId E. Cattail
Publlth Jon K . Feb 4. 11 10.
IW*
OEA i n
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undortlgnad It engaged
In butlnett at IM* Hooding
Court. Winter Park. Somlnoto
County. F kk hi* x m z . u.’ d .r the
Fkllltout Homo ot TOUR AND
TRAVEL BY 0 1 M. and Thai If
Intend* to regtttor told nomo
wlto to# Clork ol too Circuit
Court. Somlnoto County. Florid*
In accordance wlto to* pro
vlttont at too Fkllltout Nomo
Slotuto*. tow lt Section 4XS OF.
Florid*Stohtto* IMF
TOUR AND TRAVEL
BY O A M . INC
By: OlnoF DoMentlt
Protldont
Publlth Fob AI1.J0.TT.IW *
OEB 1*
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notke I* hereby given toot I
am engaged In butlnett al M
Shooah Bird. Winter Spring*.
Sommoto County. FtorldO under
toe Fkttllout Namo ot BILL
SUMNER ROOFING SUBCON
TRACTOR, a n d toot I Intend to
reglttor told nomo wlto to*
Clerk o l Iho Circuit Court.
Somlnoto County, Florida In
accordance wlto to* Provltiont
ot toe Fktlttout Nome Statute*.
To Wit Section 44S0* Florida
Statute* t»S7
/t/Wtlllam R. Sumner Jr.
Publlth Jen 10. Feb 4. 11 10.
IW*
DEA IM
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notke It hereby glvon to ll I
am ongogod In butlnett *1 HOI
French A v o . Sonlord. FL H i l l
Somlnoto County. Florid* undor
to* Fkllltout Nome of SANDRA
M GILMORE, and tool I Inland
to roglttor told name wlto to*
Clork ot tho Circuit Court.
Somlnoto County. Florid* In
accordance wlto to* Provltiont
ot to* Fktlttout Nemo Statute*.
ToW II Section M l It* FtorldO
S lllu to tm i
/t/SandreM Lowlt
Publlth Jan n 14 F ib I. IX
IW*
DEA IW
NOTICE O f
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice It hereby given tool I
am engaged In budnott at IS44
So French A y * . Sonlord. FL
SUM Somlnoto County. Florida
undor to# Fkllltout Nome ol
CHILL FASHION, and tool I
Inland to roglttor told nomo
wlto to# Clork ol too Circuit
Court. Somlnoto County. Florida
In accordance wlto to* Pro
yltlont ol to* Fktlttout Nome
Statute*. ToW it Section MS (TV
FtorldO Statute* IFS7
/t/Marvin Wendell Porter
Publlth Jan SX XL Feb A IX
IW*
OEA 1*1
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nottc* It hereby given tool w*
ere engaged In butlnett el
MIS B S French A venue San
lord. Somlnoto County. FtorldO
under the Fktlttout Name ot
A A G A A R D / H A R B IN CON
STRUCTION. and that wo In
tend to roglttor told nomo wlto
to* Clork of to# Circuit Court.
Somlnoto County. Florida In
accordance with to* Provltiont
•I to* Fktlttout Nomo Statutes
ToW it Section MlOV Florida
Stotutot m i.
OENNIS AAGAARD. INC
/*/ J L Harbin
Publlth Jan SX IB. Fob A IX
IW*
OF A l i t
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
H oik* It hereby given tool I
am engaged In budnott *1 1*0
N L e tt Howell R d . Sto MU.
Cottolborry. FL SHOT. Somlnoto
County, F l v l d * under lh*
F lc llllo u t N am * ol
MOONLIGHT MOBILE SIGN
RENTAL, and tool I Inland to
reglttor void nomo wlto to*
Clork ol th* Circuit Court.
Somlnoto County. Florid* In
accordance wlto to# Provltiont
ot too Flctltlout Nome S U M **
ToW II Section tat 0* Florid*
SMIwtot ••!>
I M Brott Lkctordelto
Publlth Jan IA IX SX Frb A
DEA IM
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notk* It horoby giron toot I
am engaged In butrwtt *• P O
Boa IS Geneva Fla HTU.
Semi note County Florida sesder
tha Fktlttout Nam* ot QUAD
TY HOM E AN D LAW N
SERVICE, and that I intend to
toglttor told namo with to#
Clork ol the Clrcull Court.
Somlnoto County. Fkrld# in
accordance with too Provltiont
ol tow Fktmout Nome SMIwtot.
ToW II Soctton 4410* Florid*
SM'wtot l*ST
IM Kelly Comiddr*
Publlth Jan 14. SX S. Fob A
OEA IM
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notk* It hereby g‘ v*n tool I
M M a r t i <1 IT*
Ct Santord. Sammate
County F lo r id * under lh *
F l c l l l l o u t N a m * a l AW
ADVERTISING, and total I in
lend to rogittor veto nomo with
to* Clark *1 to* Cirti*l Court.
Somlnoto County. F tor to* Ut
accordance wtto too Provtvont
Ot to* Fktlttou* Nome Stotutot
ToW N Soctton 4414* Florid*
Stotutot IKT
IM April D Wtutod
Pubitth Jan M, Feb A IX SA
tWt
OCA M4
Legal N o tices
Legal N o tices
Legal N otices
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO AOOPT POLICY
Notke t hereby given that th*
School B oard ot Somlnoto
County. FtorldO Intend* to adopt
• policy to re tone th* Tuska
Ridge tubdlvltion Horn to* Red
Bug to Lawton Elementary
School *1 too beginning ot lh*
IW* to tchoot yoor al to# ragu
tor School Board mooting on
March A IW* at T 00 p m Th*
meeting ol to* School Board will
be haId In to* Boardroom at to*
D ltlrkt Ottko. Itt Floor. 1111
f.tollonvtll* Avenue. Sonlord.
Florid*
Tho reaming It to* ere* whkh
U g m t el to* wot torn border Of
Tutka Ridge subdivision (wtto
tolt aroo't touthorn border bo
Ing Red Bug Rood! eitending to
to* eott end protonl Lawton
Zone l-n# will be moved Item
R *d Bug to Lawton E lomontary
Th* propotod roionlng It
e veilatte *1 to* Ottko a t to*
Superintendent. D ltlrkt Oltk*.
t i l l Meltonvlll* Avenue. Son
lord. Florid# SUM Portent dr
tiring to obtain copies or rtvlew
tome prior to March 4. IW f may
do to by contacting Or Mortem*
Evan*. Th* School Board at
Somlnoto County. Florid*. I ll I
Mottonvtoo A.enu#. Santord. FL
1JMI DM ) OT IM * Attested
portent desiring to present *v!
dene* end argument on *11
H u r t under consideration or*
required to. within lour teen ( to I
days after to* del* ot public*
Hon t f tolt notk*. tubmlt took
r t q u t t l In w r itin g to Or
Martens# E ren t. Th# School
Board ol Somlnoto County,
F lo r id a , t i l l M o llo n v lll*
Avenue. Sonlord. FL 17171. DOS!
in m i
THE SCHOOL BOARD
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIOA
BY Hobart W Hughes
Superintendent
Publlth: Fob 4. IW*
OEB 40
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN ANC FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA
LIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO W MH CA4AL
THE MONEY
STOHE/FLORIDA. INC .
P I a I ts t I I I .
vt
J O SYPLES.*t a l .
Dvtendants
NOTICE OF SALE
Notk* It horoby glvon tool,
pursuant to to* Order ot Sum
mory Final JiMgmont entered
on January SX IW*. In tolt
cauto. in to* Clrcull Court ot
Seminole County. Florid*. I will
toll to# property situated Li
Somlnoto County. Florida da
scribed at
L o t ! * • lh B l o c k L .
LONGWOOO PARK, according
to to* plot thereof, at rt corded
In Plot Book II. Peg* *. PsAlk
Records ot Somlnoto County.
FtorldO
el pubik vale, to lh* highest and
best bidder, tor cash, al to*
West front door of to# Somwsoto
County Courtoosrto. In Sonlord.
Florida, at I) 00 A M on March
IA IW t
.
DATED at Sonlord. FtorldO
tolt Mto day ot January. IWt
MARYANNE MORSE.
CLERKOF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By JanaE Jotowk
Deputy Clark
Publish. Jan 10. Fob A IWt
OEA Ml
IN T HE ClRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA
CA1EMO M tr lt C A tt P
CREOITMHIFT. INC .
Plaintiff.
vt
KIM BERLYH RE AO. ef *1.
Defendants
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
MOT.CC It hartby given toaf
to* tmderslgnod Clerk ot to*
C ircu it Court *1 Somlnoto
Casosty. Florid*, will, cn in* tod
day ot March teg*, at II oo
A M of to# WEST Front Door o*
to* SEMINOLE County Court
howto. Santord. Florid# otter tor
sol* and soft *1 pubik outcry to
toe highest and best bidder tor
cosh, to* following described
property tiluatod its SEMINOLE
County. Florida
Unit No IIS E *1 SPN
INGWOOO V IL L A G E CON
DOMINIUM and an vndJtided
| , ) l l interest In th* lond.
caul all m accordarc* wit
subtact to the co roner*s.
torn, restrict tent, terms ami
ether provisions of tool De
clocation » l Condominium *4
Sprlogwood V illage a Can
dommawis as recorded to Ol
Ik 1*1 Records Row t ill page
l i e * . P u b lic R e c o r d s d l
Sommoto County. Florida
pursuant to to# Ftnol Judgment
entered to a cot* pvrtdtog m u *
Court, th* tfylo a t whkh It
WITNESS my hand and a t
tkiol teal ol tatd Court tolt Mto
day of Jaroary type
Clerk at to* Ctrcvtf Court
By JorwE Jotowk DC
PubUth Jan S Fob A IWt
OEA It*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
CASE NO 4* 2114-CA 0* P
BANC BOS TON MORTGAGE
CORPORATION, a Florida
corporation, to* successor by
merger to STOCKTON,
W HATLEY. DAVIN A
COMPANY. INC .0 FtorldO
corporation.
Plaintiff.
CROMWELL MILLS. #1 *1 .
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE
N otk * It horoby given toot,
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgment ol Foreclosure on
lerod heroin. I will toll to#
properly situated In Somlnoto
County. Florida, described as
Lot IT. VERNE C H A N E Y
S U B D IV IS IO N . C o itlb o r r y .
Florid*, according to to* plat
thereof os recorded In Plat Book
10. pay* ft . ot toe public records
ot Semlneto County. FtorldO
Including specifically but not by
way ol limitation, to* following
futures ond equipment tow lt
Range
at pubik saw. to to* highest and
best bidder tor cosh, at to* west
front entrance. Somlnoto County
Courthouse In Santord FtorldO.
at II 00 A M on to* Mto day ot
February. IW*
Y/ITNESS my hand end Ot*
fk io l Seal ot said Court this Mto
day ot Jantary. IWt
ISEALI
M ARYANNE MORSE.
CLERK.CIRCUIT COURT
By: .'di# E Josowk
Deputy Clork
Publlth Jon 10. Feb A IW t
OEAM ’
IN THE CIRCUIT COUrY I N
ANDFOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASE N O R t m C A t t l
VORKWOOO SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Now
Jot toy corporation
P | a I n » I I I .
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO 47 M U CA nr L
Horse lavtrgt a t A .> v » a f . A
Plaintiff,
vs
Phillip J Kelly and Janice C.
Kelly, hit wlto. and Country
Creek Master Association. Inc .
Defendant*
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS H E RE BY GIVEN
that pursuant to a Final Judg
meisl *1 fo rec lo su re dated
January IX IW*. and entered In
Cos* No »7 s o n C A o * L at to*
Circuit Court ol Its* EIGH
TEENTH Judklal Clrcull In and
tor Somlnoto County. Florldo
wherein. Homo Savings * f
Amorko. F A ., P t* mill, and
Phillip J Kelly and Jenk* C
Kelly. hH wlto. and Cuuntry
Crook Master Associrttcn. Inc .
are to* Defendant*. I will tell la
lh* high**! and best bidder tor
cash *1 ts* West Front Door of
the Seminole County Court
bout*. In Sonlord. Seminal*
County. Florida at II OB o’clock
A M on the n rd day of March.
IWt. to* following described
property •* set forth In sold
Final Judgment, to will
Lot IM. Th* Troll* al Country
Crook, according to too Piet
thereof as recorded ks Plat Book
It. Pag* t. of too Public Records
ot Somlnoto County. Florida
Togelhar with all Interest
whkh Bd rower now has or may
here*Her acquire In or to said
property and In and to (a ) *11
eeiomoott and rights o l way
appurtenant toorool. and (bl all
buildings, structure*, improve
m en ls. t la lu r e s . and op
purtonanus now or hereafter
pieced thereon. Including, but
rat limited to all apparatus and
equipment, whether or not phys
kelly attned to th* land or any
building, used to provide or
supply air cooling. *lr tondl
tuning, hoot. gas. water, light,
power, refrigeration, ventlle
lion, laundry, drying, dish
washing, gerbog*. disposal or
ot*-»r serv.ee*. and all waste
vent *-, Jem s antennas pool
equipment, window coverings,
d rep ts and d ra p e r y rods,
carpeting and lloar covering,
ewnings tenges. Overs, water
heatr-s end attached cabinets.
II being Intended and agreed
tool such Homs be conclusively
deemed to be attired to end to
be port of to# root property, and
(cl *11 water ond wakr rights
(whether Or not oppurtersanll
and shares of stock pertaining to
such water or water rights,
ownership of whkh affect* said
property, end Id ) to* rents
Income issues and profits ol *11
M ARIANS SOUTHWELL ond
L Y N N C SOUTHWELL.he*
husband and UNKNOWN
TENANT IN POSSESSION.
Dotondonlt
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tool on too Tto day ol March,
iw r at II 00 a m ot to# W otl
Front Door ol to* Courthouse ot
Somlnoto County ot Sonlord.
Florida. MARYANNE MORSE.
Clark ot to* Circuit Court, will
otter tor sol* H to# hlghott and
best bidder lor cosh, al public
outcry, too tallowing described
In Somlnel* County. Fler Ido
more particular ly dr set'bed at
lot lows
Lei »* Block "O'*. STER
LING PARK UNIT HI. accord
Ing to th# plot toorool os re
corded In Plot Book 14. Pages
» . SI and S4 ol to* Pw*>lk
Records o t Somlnoto County.
Florldo
Th# oboe# 1*1* If m od*
pursuant to to# Final Judgm ent
ol Ferocleur* entered In toe
above sly led causa
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I
have hereunto tel my hand ond
olfklal tool tolt Mto day o t
January. IW t
ISEALI
M ARYANNE MORSE
Clark et Circuit Court
By JanoE Jotowk
Deputy Clerk
Publlth Jan 10. Feb A IW*
DEA ITI
INTM ECIRCUITCOURTOF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE
OF FLORIDA
Cate No. j 44 111 CAO* P
General Jurisdiction
F lo ra * Bar N* : **0W*
CHASE HOME MORTGAGE
CORPORATION.
Plaintiff.
st»
TERESAL TRAMMELL. II
living. Olue .*1 *1 .
Dvtendants
NOTICE OF ACTION
STATE OF FLORIOA
TO TERESA L TRAMMELL.
II living, and tl married JOHN
ROE. her husband whose root
name It uncertain. Including
any unknown spouse a t sold
Defendants II either hot r*m «r
r I*d and It either or both at said
Defendants or* deceased took
respective unknown heirs, do
elsoos. grantees assignees,
creditors, lienors and trustees
and all other persons claiming
by. through under or egomsl
to* named Defendants
Whose residence Is dO Carol
Drive Piedmont. Seuto Corel to*
s ttn
y o u ARE NOTIFIED tool an
actors to tarocles* a mortgage
on to* toilowing property Ms
SomlnotoCestoTy. Florid*
LO T A B L O C K X SAN St M
K N O L L S III A D O ecordtog to
the Psal theretoI as recorded to
Plat Book IX Pag* 4A of th*
Public Records *1 Seminole
County Florida
hat been tiler) agauvsl ytoi a nd
JOHN DOf and JANE DOC and
alt other persons In possession of
sub|ocl root property whose
names are uncertain and y w
are required to servo * copy ol
your written defenses it ersy. to
tiers
JO SEPH M P A N IE L L O .
ESQUIRE Plain tiff* attorney
• « v m address n
SWf N Frordlln Street Suit*
iric. Tampa. Florida B a a o n a t
before to* Ird d*r el March
l*»*. end file »*<# eng«s#i wito
too Clerk a t tots Covet either
be tor* terete* an PtarefltfS
attorney or wyvmodloMr there
after otherwise * default will
be entered against you tor to#
relwt demanded * to* Com
plotot or P elitan
OATEO on this Tito day el
January I***
M ARYANNE MORSE
CLERKOF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
BY Jem Br merit
Deputy Clerk
Publish Jon ■ Feb A IW*
DEA STS
’ 'S T tT d this lilts day et
January, tag*
MARYANNE MORSE
C>vk of to* Circuit Court
By JanoE Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publish Jen JO. F e b l. IW*
DEA M4
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO : 44 m * CAO* P
CALIFORNIA FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, a c o rp o ra tio n
organl ted end *• 1st Ing under to*
lews at to* United States at
Amerka.
Plaintiff.
vt
VITIC INVESTMENTS.*
Florida General Partnership.
OCCUP AN TS ol MOO Wt mbtodon
Drive l t l r Mary. Florida end
OCCUPANTSot IttO Wimble ion
Dele*. LefeM ary, Florida.
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT
TO CMAPTE R 41
NOTICE IS G IV E N the!
pursuant to a Final Judgment
dated January 24. IW t In to*
above styled « aus# I will sell to
to* highest and best bidder tor
cash et th* west Iron! door o l to*
Seminal* County Courthouse.
Santord. Som lnoto County.
FUlda at II W a r n o n to eln d
day Ot March. IW*. to* tot lowing
deter ibed property
Let I. Shannon West, accord
ing te the P la t thereat es
recorded us Plat Book IX Pag*
41. Pubik Records et Seminole
County. Florid*
Lol II. Shannon West. #r
cording to toe Plat thereof es
recorded In Plat Book IX Pag*
4X Pubik Records of Sammet*
County. Florida
OATEO this Itlts day ef
January. IWt
MARYANNE MORSE.
Clerk of to* Court
By Janat Jasewk
Deputy Clerk
Publlth Jan 10. Feb *. <W*
DEA M)
Legal N o tices
Legal Notices
IN TM t CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AN O FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASE NO M004SCA-44P
HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS
ASSOClATtOff. INC . J F‘*rHll
non profit corpora Hen.
Plaintiff.
OENNIS W GREEN and JUDY
I GREEN, his wile.
De'endanlt
NOTICE OF SALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an to* ISto day d March.
IWt. at II 30 o'clock A M a lto *
West Irani door a t th* Cask!
house of Somlnoto County, a t 101
North Park Avenue. Santord.
Florida. M ARYANNE MORSE.
Clerk ot toe Circuit Court will
after ter tale to to* to^sr.f and
best bidder tor cash al ps*fk
outcry, toe tallowing described
r e a l p r o p e r t y lo c a te d In
Seminole County. Florid*, more
p a r t ic u la r ly d escribed at
lol lows, t o w lt ;
Lol V . The Highlands Section
On* as recorded In Piet Beck IX
Pages M and W Pubik Records
a t Semi not* County. Florid*
And also a portion at Tract " E "
corner nt te id Lol I f run
H 10*1 l*J4"W . a d ia l a n a a t 10 oo
toot, toenc* No 4WJC14"E . a
distance ot X U lest, toenc*
S4r i n s ~ e . . # distance a t V JO
feet to a point on to# North tin#
e l s a id L o l I f . U sance
S m r H ' W . along ts* North
line e t L o t I f . a ditlenca ol M W
leet to to* Point o l Beginning
Th* a b o ve t e l* It m ad*
pursuant te to* Final Judgment
of Foreclosure end Sal* entered
in lh* above entitled cause
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I
have hareunto sot my hand and
official «#*• this ISto day ol
January. tW »
ISM ARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ol the Clrcull Coat
By Jane E Jasewk
At Deputy Clerk
Publish: Jen 10. Feb X IW*
o r a 170
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN ANDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
C A S E N O .iW m f C A d *P
CALIFORNIA FFOERAL
SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION, a corporation
organltad and* alttlng und»r to*
laws ef tha United Slates ol
Amorka.
P la in tiff.
V rtlC INVESTMENTS, a
Florida Ganaral Partnership.
OCCUPANTSot 44] Hampton
Crest O rel* OOX Haatorow,
FloridaHJ44. OCCUPANTSot
441 Hampton Crest Clrct# fJOJ.
Heathrow. Florida f l i r t ,
MELISSAC ARNOLD,
ROGER EVERETT; and
VENTURA/MANAGEMENT.
INC .d/vaS E R VIC E
UNLIMITED.
Defendants
NOTICEOF SALE PURSUANT
TO C H APTE R tt
N O TIC E IS G IV E N Ih al
pursuant to a Final J
dated January 24. IW* In
above styled causa. I will tall to
tha highest and bast bidder to*
cash al toe west Iron! doer ot to*
Somlnoto County Courthouse.
Santord. S om ln ol* County,
Ftolda. al II 00 a m on th* 2nd
day ol March. IW*. to* toi lowing
dttertbod property
Condominium Unit A 4 * f THE
HAMPTONS OF HEATHROW I.
A CONDOMINIUM, according
•o tho Declaration e l Con
dominium thereof, as recorded
In Official Records Book l**X
Page 0021 ol th* Public Record*
ol Seminole County. Florida,
together wlto an undivided In
leresl In to* Common Elements
appurtenant thereto
Condominium Unit A 1 a t THE
HAMPTONS OF HEATHROW I.
A CONDOMINIUM, according
to lh * Declaration ol Con^
dominium thereof, at recorded
In Official Records Book 14*1.
Pag* OCtl. ot toe Pubik Records
ot Seminole County, Florida,
together wlto an undivided In
lerett In to* Common E laments
appurtenant ft a rt to
O ATE O this 24th day ot
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUITt
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION NO.:
• )44f C A * » P
AMERICAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.ate.
PlalMIN.
vt
JEAN L CLEMENT.single.
*1*1.
Oafertdanlt
AMENOEO NOTICE O f SALE
NOTICE It hereby given that
pursuant to toe Final Jixfgmenl
of Foreclosure end Sal* and
Or Oar Amending Final Judg
nsent of Foreclosure and Re
scheduling Judklal Sate entered
In to# causa pending Us to*
Clrcull Court ol to* EIGM
TEENTH Judicial Clrcull. In
and ter SEMINOLE County.
Florida. Civil Acttcn Number
M 2441 CA 0* P toe lasderslgned
Clerk will tell lh* prgperty
situated In said County, da
scribed as
Unit No
It.
IN D IA N
RIDGE. PHASE ONE. a con
dominium according to to* da
deration ef condominium Iliad
In O R Book ISIS Pat* IlfS and
amended In O R Book IU4 Pag*
IM* and further amended In
O R Book 1141 peg* HI and
amended In O R Book 1437 peg*
t f f and at shown In Plal Book t l
page 4* Public Records Of
Seminole County. F ler Id*
together with all structures,
improvements futures apptl
ances and appurtenances on
said land or used In (cn|levelwn
therewith, at public sal*, to to#
highest and bast bidder tar cash
al It 00o'clock A M . on to* 2nd
day *• March. IW*. at to* West
Front d oo r et to* SEMINOLE
County Courthouse. Santord.
Florid*
ICOURTSEALI
M ARYANNE MORSE
CLERKOF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By JanaE Jasawlc
Deputy Clark
Publish Jan 10. Fab X IS**
OEA M l
CITY OF
LAKE M ARY. FLORIDA
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HCARINO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by to* City Cemmlssbn el the
City ol Lake Mary. Florid*, that
said Commission wtl tvjld a
Pubik Hearing on Fabruary 14.
tW». al f 00 P M . or as soon
thereatwe as possible, to con
sider adept**! of an Odirvarvc*
entitled i
AN ORDINANCE O f THE
C I T Y OF L A K E M A R Y .
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
FLORIOA. AMENDING OROI
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
NANCE It. AS AMENDED BY
ORDINANCE HOOF THE CITY
CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR
OF LAKE M AR Y. FLORIDA AS
1EMINOLE COUNTY.
COOIFIED AT SECTION H I ).
FLORIDA
CASE NO t * 4 * r * C A * * P
CHAPTER II. COOT OF OR
0INANCES. CITY OF LAKE
CENTRAL r LOR IDA
MARY. FLORIDA FOR THE
RESTORATIONSERVICEX
PURPO SE OF AM E N 0IN G
INC
PlaM slitf.
THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
THE OPENING OF BIDS AND
rt
FOR THE ADVERTISEMENT
JOHN F M CAULIFFE.
REQU IREM ENTS
PROVIO
Indivvduefly and as Trustee.
0 * f • n d e n •
ING FOR AMENDMENT OF
CODE OF O R D IN A N C E S .
AMINDEDNOTICE OF AC
CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY.
TION
ANDEFFECTIVE DATE
TO JOHN F MCJUJLIFFE.
Th* Public Hearing will tw
individually a n d e t Trustee,
un d tr Ih a l c e r t a in trust
fold In to# City Commission
agreement dated to* ' 0*h dee at
Cumbers a t IM N Country
Mey. 1*44. known a * trust i Club Road Laka Maty. Flo*id#
The public Is toettod to ettond
number 114
and be heard Said heat mg mey
YOU ARE NOTIFIED th a t an
b* contuvwd hem Itme to time
action to toreclat* a claim ef
until a fusel decision it made by
iwn an toe tallowing prsperty In
the City Commission Ceptes at
MmmoltCoskvty. Florida
to* Ordinance trs full era avail
Let 114 Grereview Village es
ebte In the City Cterss Ottka.
recorded us Plat Boo* 1* pages
120 t L *»# Mary Bird. Suite
e x Pubis Record* a t Semina*
I I ) lake Mary Florida
County Florida
hat been filed against you and
AOVICE
A TAPED RE
you are required So serve a copy
CORD OF THIS MEETING IS
*4 yew written 4>twivtt If any.
MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS
CO NVE NIE NCE
THIS RE
S* It set TONY M N A R O E IU L
CORD M AY NOT CONSTITUTE
ESQUIRT. Plam tifTt * Horney.
AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR
whet* address is 1111 Adawscn
P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L
Slreel. Suit* I I I . Orlande.
FROM A DECISION MAOE BY
Fund* B*04. on a r b**er* Feb
THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO
If, tee* and til* to* arsgwsel
THE FOREGOING MATTER
■ns to* clerk a t toft court
ANY PERSON WISHING TO
either betor* tarvsc* an Pious
IN S U R E TH AT AN ADE
titfs attorney ar im mediately
thereetter otherwise e d *t*v "
QUATE RECORD OF THE
P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN
win fee entered agamtf you ter
TAINE D FOR APPELLATE
the relief demanded Hi the
tem pi*** or petition
PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO
O A l ( Den Jan J*. teg*
MAKE THE NECESSARY AR
RANGEM ENTS AT HIS OR
(SEAL I
HER OWN EXPENSE
MARYANNE MORSE
At Clerk a t th a Court
CITY OF
LAKE M A R T .FLORIOA
By Wendy W Conus*
As Deputy Clerk
Carol Edwards. City Clark
Publish Jas H X f i b X 11
Date Fabruary 1 IW*
PublHh fa b ru a ryk tw *
tW*
D E B 44
OCA l«4
’ *m a r V a n n c m o r s e .
Clerk ol lh* Court
By Ji a o E. Jasowtc
Deputy Clerk
Publlth Jan IS. Feb 4. IW*
OEA 244
INTM ECIRCUITCOURTOF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA.
CASE NO 44 141* CA 4* P
PIONEER SAVINGS BANK,
successor by merger to
PIONEER FEDERAL
SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Plelntttl.
vs
J NAUMAN PROPERTIES.
INC .andHICOOK
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION, at |*lnl
ventures In PLA VE RS PARK
JOINT VENTURE.*1 a l .
CLERK'S NOTICE OT SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to a Summary
Final Judgment ot Foreclosure
entered In to* above entitled
cause In toe Clrcull Court *1 to#
Eighteentt Judklal Clrcull. In
and lor S om ln ol* County.
Florida. I will tall al public
auction to to* highest bidder tor
cash et t e West front door ot
to# Courthouse In to# City ot
Santord. Sem inole County.
Florida, al toe hour of 11 00
a m an March 2. IW*. toaf
certain parcel of real property
deventwd at lotion t
Block A. test Loft 141 through
114. Block B. last L eft II I
through ISO and lass Lots 111
through 124. Blocks C and 0.
and Lot J. WINTER GREEN la
planned unit development). #c
cording to to* Plat t'wraol at
recorded In Plal Book 14. Pages
40 and 41. Pubik Records of
Somlnoto County. F lo t Ida
LESS Lots 101. 102. XB . 204.
XN. 110. I l l and 111. Block C.
and Lott 1IX 114. 1IX 1IX 1 ».
111. 121. 11). 401. am. 401. and
404. Block O WINTER GREEN.
la planned unit development!
accordmq to to# Ptat thereof es
recorded m Plal Book IX Paget
40 end 41. Pubik Records et
Seminole County. Florida
D a ted th is 24th d e y e t
January. IW*
M AR YAN N E M ORSE
C L E R K O F C IR C U IT C O U R T
By Ja n o E J o to w k
Deputy Clerk
Publish Jan 10. Feb 4. IW*
DEA 2*4
Legal Notices
CITY OF
LAKE MARY. FLORIOA
NOTICEOF
PUBLIC HEARINO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by t*M City Commission of to*
City of Lake Mary. Florid*. Ihal
vsid C ymmistlon wilt ho*d •
Pubik Hearing an February IX
IW*. *1 J 00 P M . or at ti*n
thereafter as pesslbl*. to con
sider adwrlkm a t an Ordnance
entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
C IT Y OF L A K E M A R Y .
FLORIDJL. AMENDING ORDI
NANCF NO 141. OF THE CITY
OF LAKE MARY AS COO I
FIE O AT SECTION ISA 7 1 (0 .
COOE OF ORDINANCES. CITY
OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA.
F O R T H E P U R P O S E OF
PROVIOING APPROVAL ANO
DENIAL PROCEDURES FOR
C O N D IT IO N A L USE R E_
QUESTS; PROVIOING FOR
AMENDMENT OF COOE OF
ORDINANCES. CONFLICTS.
S E V E R A B IL IT Y . AN D EF
FECTIVEDATE
Th* Pubik Hearing will b#
hold In to* City Commission
Chambers *1 IM N Country
Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida
Th* public Is Invited to attend
and be heard Said hearing may
be continued from time to time
until a I Inal dec ItIon Is mad* by
to* City Commission Copies ot
toe Ordinance m full ere avail
able In to* City Clerk t Office.
120 E. Lake Mary Bind. Suit*
IIX Lake Mary. Florida
A D V IC E
A T A P E 0 RE
C o r o o f t h i s m e e t i n g is
MAOE BY THE CITY FOR ITS
C O N VE N IE N C E
THIS RE
CORD AAAY NOT CONSTITUTE
AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR
P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L
FROM A DECISION MAOE BY
THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO
THE FOREGOING MATTER
AN Y PERSON WISHING TO
E N S U R E TH AT AN ADE
Q U ATE RECORD OF THE
P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN
T A IN E O FOR A P P E L L A T E
PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO
MAKE THE NECESSARY AR
RANGE ME N I i AT HIS OR
HEROW NEXPENSE
C ITY OF
LAKE M ARY. FLORIOA
Carol Edwards. City Clark
Oat* Fabruary X IW*
Publlth Fabruary*. ISO* DEB 44
I n I h E CIRCUIT COUR T OF
THE EIOHTLENTM 7UDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF THESTATEOF
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
CASE NO : W l i l t CA OV P
METMOR FINANCIAL. INC .
Plaint'll.
vt.
GEORGE IVEY GAY. "JANE
G A Y ", hit spout* II mart lad.
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA andFIRST
NATIONAL BANK. W INTER
PARK.
D e f e n d a n t s
AMENOEONOTICEOF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant t o * Final Judgment ot
torarlotur* dated December «.
:w t. and entered In Cat* No
W 2417 CA 0* P e l to* Clrcull
Court at th* Eighteenth Judklal
Circuit In and tor Seminole
C o u n ty . F lo r id a w h e re in
ME TMOR FINANCIAL. INC Is
lh* P laln tllt and GEORGE
IV E Y GAY. "JANE G A Y ".
U N I T E D S T A T E S OF
A M E R IC A and F IR S T NA
T IO N A L B A N K . W IN T E R
PAR K, ar* to# Oatendanls. I
will sail to to* highest and bast
bidder tor cash al to* West Iront
door ot to* Seminole County
Florida Courthouse at It 00
A M on th* 2nd day of March,
tw*. th* tot low Ing described
property at sal tor to In said
F Inal Judgment
THE WEST 10 FEET OF LOT
•0. ANO ALL O f LOIS II and
tl. IN BLOCK F, OF THE
SOUTH ts O f TRACI IX SEC
ONO HEPLAT OF SANLANOO
SPRING S. ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOr AS RE
COROED IN PLAT BOOK f.
PAGE X O f THE PUBLIC
R EC O R D S O f SEM IN O LE
COUNTY. FLORIOA
O VE N RANGE. R E F R IG
E R A T O R . O IS H W A S H E N
GARBAGE OISPOSAl. WALL
I TO W ALLCARPET
PROPERTY ADORESS rti
( P A L M S P R IN G S R O A D .
LONGWOOO. FLORIDA 11/M
WITNESS my hand and the
tael ol tolt Court on January 2*
IW*
MARYANNE MORSE.
Clark ot th* Clrcull Court
By JanaE JasarMc
Deputy Clark
Publlth Jan 20. Feb 4. IW*
DEA 141
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
INANDFORTHE
EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIOA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO *♦#!/ CP
IN R E E SI A TE OF
CARRIE ELIZABETH
WOOORUFF AKACARRIE M
WOOORUFF.
IN THE CIRCUITCOURT IN
ANOFOR I f Ml HOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CA1E NO 44 I N I CAO* P
GLAOYSBENNETT,
PtftiMiff. j
W
HANDS « VC* MAN end
DONNA RYC* MAN hit W lt o .
Defendants
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to an Amended Sum
m e r y F in a l J u d gm e n t at
Foreclosure dated Jamiery 24
Ieat and entered in to# Cate No
W 2*47 CA 0* P of to* Cktwfl
Court ol th* tlth Judicial Circuit
In and tor Vemmote County
F lo r id * , w h traln G LA D Y S
BENNETT It the Ptalnfttf and
H A N O T H Y C K M A N an d
DONNA HYCKMAN. are to*
Defendants I will sail to to*
highest tedder tor cash, at to*
West f n r t Door of toe Seminole
County Courthouse, laniard
Florida at II » # m on Itw 2nd
day of Marti teg* to* toirtwmg
dew r <bed real .wapw y as tel
tarto m twd Amended Summer y
F y%sl
I# wM
Left I ». 14 and II. Blocs F.
North ChuJuoia according to to*
plal thereat as re-corded m P>*l
Boo* 1. peg* la a* me P tb lk
Records of Sam mate County,
F tend*
TOGETHER wito #* me im
provamantt now *r here*he*
erected an to# property, and all
• a it m a n l s , r i g h t * . *p
pu'tenences. rents, royalties
m m o ra l an and gas rights and
profits water rights and water
ttocs and all futures new at
hereafter a part of too property
including replacements and ad
dittany wwrate
D a ted th is I 4 lh d e y o f
January. Iff*
M AR YAN N E M ORSE
CterkefCburt
By Janet Jasewk
Deputy Clark
Pubiith Jan W Feb X >W*
DEA i n
NOTICEOF
ADMINISTRATION
Th* admlnlsfrellen *1 the
estate of CARRIE ELIZABETH
WOODRUFF AKA CARRIE M
WOODRUFF, deceased, case
Number *♦ 3JI CP. IS PEND
ING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY
FLO R ID A. Probate Oteltien.
to# addratt of which is Seminote
County Courthouse. Santord.
Florida 22771 Th* names and
addresses at too personal repre
tentative and the personal rep
resentativ* s attorney ar* set
tarto batow
All interested pattens ar*
required to file with tots court.
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE III ail claims
against to* estate and 111 any
•b la c lla n by an interested
person on whom this notk# wet
served that challenges th* tend
Ify a t m o will to* guaklkafians
ef to* personal representative
ar furitdkften of to*
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJtC
TIONS MOT SO FILEO WILL
B E FOREVER B A RR IO
Pubik often ef this Notke has
begun aw January a I to*
Personal Representative
JOHN DAVID WOOOHUF F
ISaS Maflawviilt Avanu*
Santord. Florida22772
Attorney ler
Parsanal Represents''r*
K A T H L E E N * SIMCOC
1*1 LaketfwreCtrcl*
Lake Mary. F tend* 227m
I <07 ) 271 b eat
M ARYANNE MORSE.
Clark. Circuit Ceurf
BY Patricia Than her
OEPUTVCLERK
SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIOA
Pubitth Jsut 21. Fab 4 leg*
OCA24B
�Febru ary 6, 1989
Sanford Herald
INSIDE:
Sports
Rams hope to
end 4A-9 trend
BASKETBALL
Detriot firing on all pistons
A week before the All Star game. the Detroit
Pistons have already reached playoff form
against the Chicago Bulls.
V ln n le J o h n s o n
scored 27 points and
Islah Thomas made two
key baskets down the
stretch Sunday to help
Detroit turn back a late
Chicago rally und regis
ter a 113102 victory
over the Bulls.
___
Detroit Is 4-0 against Chicago this year and
lias won eight of the last nine times the two
teams have m et Including last year s playoffs.
Michael Jordan, who suffered u bloody nose In
the first period Sunday, scored 28 points, below
his average of 34.7.
Elsewhere on Sunday. Cleveland crushed
Charlotte 110-91. Seattle 'lipped by Boston
89-87. Miami stopped Sacrumcnto 102-98.
Houston handled Denver 124*112. nnd the Los
Angeles Lakers lashed New Jersey 134*116.
~|
mini miss shot to retake No. 1
IOWA CITY. Iowa — Ed Horton scored 26
points and pulled down 17 rebounds Sunday to
lead No. 13 Iowa to an 86 82 Big Ten victory
over second-ranked Illinois, the llllnl's third loss
in four games.
Iowa, which trailed by 8 early In the contest,
used a 17-2 run midway through the first half to
take a 33*26 lead. The llaw keyes never
relinquished the lead ogaln. They led 44*38 at
the half behind Horton's 12 points and I I
rebounds.
B.J. Armstrong had 24 points and Roy Marble
added 18 for the Hnwkeycs. 17*4 overall and 5*3
In the Big Ten. The pair accaintcd for 21 of
Iowa's last 23 paints.
Illinois. 18*3 and 5*3. was led by Nick
Anderson with 25 points. Including 17 In the
second half. The loss was Illinois' third In four
conference games after opening the season with
17 consecutive wins.
G ator grabs Los Angeles Open
LOS ANGELES — Mark Calcavecchla registered
his second triumph In three weeks, playing
4-under-par over 27 holes Sunday to hold off
Sandy Lyle and Hale Irwin and capture the
63rd annual Los Angeles Open by a stroke.
Calcavecchla chipped in from about 25 feet on
No. 12 for a bltdlr to lie Lyle for the lead at
12-undcr. then moved ahead to slay when a putt
by the 1988 Masters champion Itpprd out on No.
14 for bogey.
The former University of Florida star, who lost
a duel with Lyle at Augustn last April, parred
the final six holes for a 3-undcr 68 on the final
round. Lyle shot a 71 nnd finished 11-under,
and Irwin had a 68 to stand another stroke back
In the raln-plugurd tournament.
HOCKEY
Patrick race a near dead heat
Except for three Devils and Islanders almost
certain to miss the playoffs this spring, those
chosen to play Tuesday night In Edmonton
should look forward to leavtng the Att-Slar
Game.
Playoff spots are up
fo r g r a b s In th r e e
divisions, as only the
Patrick's New Jersey
Devils und New York
Islanders have almost
no postseason chance.
The division's race for
first place, however. Is
another story us the
Patrick offers the most
fascinating buttle at the top.
The Pittsburgh Penguins returned to first
place in the Patrick Sunday with a 5*2 triumph
over the Boston Bruins The formerly co-leading
New York Rangers and Washington Capitals
both lost to entrr the three-day break with 64
(mints each, onebehtnd the Penguins.
From staff and wire report*_______
3y TONY DaSORMIER
Herald aporta editor______________________ _ _ _ _ _
BASKETBALL
□ 7 .3 0 p m - ESI’N. College. Syracuse at Seton
□7*30* p m. - SUN. College. Florida State at
Louisville (L|
□7 :3 0 p.nt. — SC. College. i»u th Florida at
Miami (L)
,
.
□ 9 :3 0 p.m. - ESPN. College. Purdue at Ohio
State (L)
BOYS SOCCER
1A DISTRICT 1
SI CtouU*' X I»»lm **G *l***/
T w U i r '.
SI Cloud'S l\Om **G*tt«*rwW vw r#t O. >♦<*> 1 X p i
L M t b u r g w K ln lm r r * * O k n U » tO v w d o . } ) 0 p m
Or Undo Jon* l at DiVz* i Moor*, t p m
V m ln o U *1 O rla n d o td g » « * U » . 1 p m
4A DISTRICT*
Parity has come to boys soccer In 4A-Dlstrlct 9
— again.
For the post five or six years, the top-seeded
team In the district has failed to survive the
tournament, being upset somewhere along the
line. Larry McCorkle. coach this years top seed,
the Lake Mary Rams. Is hoping It doesn't happen
aguln.
"T h e level of soccer In this area has gotten to
the point where you Just never know." McCorkJc
said. "On any given night, one tcatn can bent
another. Now. it's more true than ever.
"It's been a long time since anyone has won
the Seminole Athletic Conference nnd thr
district. The lust five or six years, the top-seeded
team has not been the district champ. Last year.
Lyman was the top seed and wr won the
district."
Making this tournament difficult to handicap Is
the presence of outstanding keepers any every
Seminole County team In the tournament.
M * r4 * r'l f* m * t
I < U BranlUr al Dtland. 1 p m
•jp ru a Crook al l a t* Hooxll. 7 p m
Mainland al Lyman, t p m
Starting with last year's All State selection. Krlly
Walden o f Lym an, the talent in goal Is
Impressive.
U k c Mary Los Steve Sharp. Kirk Kiuflcr minds
the nets for Lake Brantley. And Lake Howell has
the luxury of two strong 'keepers. Steve Munnell
and Dldlcr Menard, although Menard has been
bothered by an Injury lately. Any of tills
Impressive group Is capable o f getting hot und
making n champion out of an underdog.
With teams this close playing In a single
elimination formal. Injuries become a major
factor. For example, the Rams will be without
seniors Manny Roldan and Jim m y Abbott.
Roldan, sidelined with a hip pointer, could play
next week If Lake Mary makes it that far. Abbott. 4
out with a knee injury suffered against Oviedo
last week. Is gone for the season.
tt
"L o sin g both In the midfield hurts us.'
McCorkle said. "Manny went on a tear this time l
lust year. He scored nine goals In our last four
games.
"W e're probably going to put a little added
emphasis on defense. You have to do a little more i
at district lime to become n defensive team. |
That's what wins you a championship."
Anchoring Lake Mary's defense, along with
Sharp, are three more seniors — Eric Ravndal. I
James Nobile and Jim Splcher.
Play In the district tournament gets underway j
this evening with three first round matches, all at
7 p.m. The No. 2 seed Lyman Bulldogs host No.
7 Daytona Beach-Mainland, the No. 3 Lake .
Howell Silver Hawks host No. 6 Port Orange i
Spruce Creek and the No. 5 Lake Brantley I
Patriots are at No. 4 DcLand.
After a day. action picks up with the scrnlftnul
games on W cdncvlay night. Lake Mary, reclpl* i
cuts of a first-round bye. will host the winner of
the Lake Brantley/DeLand game at 7 p.m. The
winners o f the Lyman/Malnland and Lake
Howcll/Spruce Creek games will meet at 7 p.m.
at the highest-seeded remaining team.
The championship game Is scheduled to be
played on Friday, starting at 7 p.m.. at thci
highest-seeded surviving school.
Snell
shines at
Hi-Y meet
Prom atatf reports
Early season meets like Satur
day's HI*Y Gaines at Winter Park's
Schowalter Flrld arc supposed to be
a chance to get out and slowly
acclimate the athletes to competing
ugaln.
Then you get someone like Lake
Mary's Allison Snell who comes
along and gives u mid-season per
formance.
Tw ice on Saturday. Snell set
school records while winning her
events. Her time of 42.8 In the
330-yard sprint Is a new Lady Ram
best while her mark of 1:39.8 In the
600-yard dash may be even better
than that.
"I'v e never seen n girl run faster
than a 1:40 In the 660 In this state."
said Mike Gibson, the Lake Mary
coach. "Nobody's run a faster time
that I know of. It's an odd event (not
one run during the season or at the
state meet), but It's a very fast
time.”
Snell also cleared 4-4 In the high
Jump, good for fifth place.
Th eH l-Y ganrs. sponsored by the
Central Florida YMCA. is an open
meet with no scoring. However, the
top six In each of the 10 running
events and six field events (five for
the girls) receive ribbons.
Senior Jennifer Caputo was the
only other Lake Mary competitor to
win her event. Jumping 4-10 to win
the high Jump. She missed on her
three utlcmpts at 5-3. which would
have been a school record.
Other Lady Runts who finished In
the top six of their events were
Tabttha Newsome (fifth In the 330
low hurdles) and Vivian Jones (fifth
In the four-kilo allot put)
Lake Mary's boys were led by Rob
Robertson, whone second place time
of 1:29.9 in the 660-yard run is a
new school sophomore record.
Tyrone Gibson (no relation! had a
good day. finishing fourth in both
the long and triple Jumps and
seventh In the 330 dash for the
Rams. Carlos Smith was third in the
discus throw and 10th in the shot.
Lake Brantley sent over a repre
sentative boys squad that took u
pair of firsts. Andy Ogllvce ran a
1:28.5 in the 660 nm to best
R obertson and his team m ates
clocked a mark of 8:29.9 to capture
thc two-mile relay.
U*>*MP*w*» b* Vtrti 0»*on»O*«
in her four years at Stetson University. Lonflwood's
Courtney Hall No. 32) has flone from llttlousod
froshman to senior stalwart. On Saturday. Hall scored
11 points In the Lsdy Halters' 39polnt win over tho
UCF Lady Knights.
Jou rn ey nears end for Hall
O y T O N Y D sS O R M IE R
Horald sports editor
It's been an Interesting four year's Journey for
Longwood'sCourtney Hall.
A 1985 graduate of Lake Mary- High School. Hull is
now a senior ul Stetson University majoring in
Business Management. She's also one o f the
til-captains for the Lady Hatter baskrtball team.
"S h e only played seven games us u freshman."
said Stetson coach Nancy Nichols. "Last year, she
started all 29 games and she's started all the games
this year except for the three games she missed with
an injury and tonight (against the University of
Central Florida on Jan 12).
"Courtney has worked hard and developed over
her four years here. As u freshman, she accepted thr
situation and knew that if she worked hard enough,
there was a light at the end o f the tunnel."
Thut light's getting brighter and it isn t an
on-coming train. According to the Stetson media
guide. Hall earned the Coach's uward ami was
named Most Improved I’layer after her sophomore
year. Her 220 rebounds last year was a tram high
and seventh-best season total In SU history.
"It was very tough to stay with It." said Hall of her
bench-sitting years. " I had to have a good altitude
and work hard. It's paid off In the end."
Except that now. almost at the end of her college
rareer. Hall has found herself bark tn the position of
having to work hard to net belter. Only now. her
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Bell, Porsche w in closest 24 Hours of Daytona
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DAYTONA BEACH — The most unusual
running of the 24 Hours o f Daytona finished with
a familiar scene in victory lane.
Derek Bell. Boh Wollek and John Andretti won
the closest 24 Hours tn history Sunday tn a
l*orschc 902. finishing 86 3 seconds tn front of
the Castrol Jaguar team of Frier Cobb. John
Nielsen. Andy Wallace and Jan Lammers. Wollek
took the lead with five hours left and the Jim
Busby Racing Team never relinquished the top
spot
Previously, the closest margin of victory In the
2 4 Hours of Daytona was 1 49.
The sight of Bell and Porsche tn the winner's
circle after an endurance rare Is almost expected
In his last 15 24 hour races. Bell ha* seven
victories, six seconds, a lbird and a seventh
Sunday marked his third triumph In the
Daytona 24 Hours, and the former world
endurance champion has won the 24 Hours of
lo-Mans five times For Porsche, the victory was
Its 12th In the last 13 Daytona endurance races
and helped rase the disappointments of defeats
to Jaguar al Daytona and LeMans last year
W ollek. w ho drove thr sam e car to a
second-place finish last year, won ut Daytona for
the third lime, while Andretti, the nephew of
Mario Andretti, earned hts first win tn an
endurance race. The victory was the 50th for the
Porsche 962. which was Introduced ut Daytona
tn 1984
"They won last year, we won this year."
Wollek said "It'slust revenge "
The race got oft to an inauspicious siart when a
ceremonial lap taken by Bob llolbert. lather of
the late Al Holbrn. ended with a wheel falling off
i sm anno
an Al Holttert t ar that will lie placed In an auto
racing museum In Indianapolis
With the race tn tls 11th hour, a thick tog
settled ovrr Daytona International Speedway,
forcing International Motor Spoils Association
olllclal* to slop the race at 150 a m ESI. It was
the third lime the race ha* been stopped, but the
delay of 3 hour*. 56 minute* was the longest tn
the event's history
"Y ou almost couldn’t see the tallllgbts of the
cars In front of vou." Wallace said "You almost
bud to do It by feel They made the right decision
In do what thev did."
When racing resumed at 5 46 a m .
pole-winning Nissan tram of Geoff Brabham.
Luyrndyk. Michael Roe and Chip Robinson
a one lap lead on the Jaguar and a two lap
over the eventual winner*.
the
Arle
held
lead
�I B — Sanford Harold, Sanlord, Florida — Monday. Fabruary 6, IM S
Warm weather means hot fishing
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Catholic, Vaco Beach SI Edwards. Waal
Palm Boach Welling*®'
The girls from Lake Howell
didn’t manage any Brst place
Bnlshea. but did get some strong
performances.
In the two-mile relay, the
foursome o f Trlda Frost. Sheryl
Palumbo. Sally Morels and Stacy
Johnson finished In 10:15. good
fur second place behind Winter
Park J10:! 4.4).
Individually, Johnson finished
second one second behind Snell
come Irom nflshore wrecks.
O ffshore anglers can look
forward to a good year with
dolphin, wahoo. king inackcrul.
satlflsh und a few marlin. Two
wahoo over 80 pounds were
caught two weeks ago Just east
o f Pelican Flats.
Good numbers of grouper und
snapper will be found on wrecks
and reefs In 100-140 feet of
w ater until M arch. Around
March of each year, the larger
boltontflsb make their annual
m igration back Into deeper
waters such os the 28 fathom
drop and the "slceplrs."
Start spooling up your rrels
with new line nnd get vour
equipment In working order.
You have already missed some
great salt water fishing and you
need to lie prepared for the next
nice weekend.
Shupe's Scoop
Ftsh cannot resort to calen
dars. but must depend upon
water temperatures to “ tell”
them what season It Is. The
warm water temperatures are
fooling fish Into believing that It
Is already spring
Fishing Forecast
high water lias bass scattered.
Snook arc rated good at
Sebastian, but the season Is
dosed through February. Trout,
blucflsh and Bounder are giving
anglers steady action in the
daylight hours.
C a p t a in J a c k at P o r t
Canaveral reports good ofTshorr
fishing. Trailers are catching
good numbers o f wahoo. dolphin
and satlflsh In 100-180 feet of
w ater. F antastic catches of
grouper und snapper have been
made on Inshore reefs and
wreck*. The buoy line is very
slaw due to dirty water, but
Lemon Bluff Fish Camp re flounder and blucflsh are hitting
ports that the specks are hitting Inside the Port. Reds are good In
In Lake Harney, Lake Jeaaup, the Banana and Indian Rivera,
and In the river. Bus* fishing Is und trout are starting to move
slow due to the high water.
up on the flats wlh the warm
Steve Gurd at Oatecn Bridge weather.
Flah Comp Bald that the specks
Action is very good around the
arc strong In the old river New Sm yrna je ttie s wnli
channel. Stringers to 70 have sliccpshcad. drum, rrdflsh. and
been reported recently. Shad are Bounder. Finger mullet and live
piovldlng plenty o f m il An for shrimp nre the two best baits,
anglers w ho troll Jugs and while dead shrimp will also
spoons |usl off the bottom. The rntcli all species.
H a ll-------------
H i-Y --------------Continued from 1B
Sail walrr anglers can look
forward to an "ea rly ’' season
this year, tlmks to (he unusually
warm weniiier Water tempera
tures have not dipped to the
customary winter lows, and fish
will be reacting to the warmer
water temperatures tnstcud of
the monthly calendar.
Kedflsh are already roaming
the flats o f the banana and
Indian Rivers near Cocoa Beach.
Guide Troy P c rc i hus been
having a field day with reds In
the 6-12 pound range. Truy
reports that some trout nre also
starting to show up In the skinny
water.
Cobla chasers eun expect for
cobta to make a good run os
early as mid-February, barring
any unforeseen chilly weather.
Balt pods and manta rays have
already been spotted on the
coast. A few lucky anglers who
happened to be In the tight place
at the right time have already
snagged a few cobla. In fact.
Troy has caught 38 so fur this
year! Most o f T roy’s cobtu have
In the 330 dash. Mtckl Palumbo Continued from IB
was fifth In the 1.500-meter run
enemy Isn’ t Inexperi
with a time of 5:42 while Shelby
ence. It’s an Injury.
ShafTer's lime of 14:21 was good
"Courtney suffered a contusion to her
for sixth In the 3.OOO-metcr run.
kn ee,’ * explained Nichols In January.
Team winners In Saturday’s ’ ’There's so much swelling, but there’s no
relay events were the Seminole tom cartilage or ligaments. When she took
girls mile relay team (4:15.3), the blow. It was so severe that It caught the
Apopka’s girls 440 relay squad nerve and her leg went nun.b.
(53.61 and the West Orange boys
*’She’s been rehabilitating her knee two.
440 and mile relay teams (win three times a day. And she's been doing a
ning tn <3.5 and 3.33.3, respec great Job with her diet. She's lost four or five
tively).
(rounds since the Injury.'*
On Jan. 12. when the Lady Hatters visited
the University of Central Florida for a New
South Women’s Athletic Conference con
test. Hall wasn't In the starting lineup. She
did come off the bench to score three points
and pull down three rebounds.
When the Lady Knights visited Stetson
this past Saturday for the second game of
this year-s home nnd-hmnc series with the
Lady Hatters. Hall contributed 11 points in
a 92 62 Stetson win.
’ ’It’s to her bcnellt that she la so quick.
Nichols said. "She’s able to be a step slow
and still be competitive."
But at this point. Hall Isn't concerned with
the statistical aspects of her game as she Is
the cmotlonul side.
’ ’I wasn't expecting a lot (when she
started her collegiate hoop career)," she
said. "But w e’re really close. The three
seniors (Hull. Michelle Michael and Anita
Mathur. who are featured on the cover o f the
Ladv Hatter media guide) have stuck
together. W e’re like a family. It’s been a
really good experience. I wouldn't trade It
for anything."
STATS & STANDINGS
Bo*Ion X . Rebound* -Saattl* IF (Cap* m .
Botlon a (Parlth IS A t t iit t - Vearit* t l
I McMillan 41. Baton >] (Parlth F|.
Technicals—non* A-U.440
NBA STANDINGS
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC.
Eastern Cantor ewe*
A ll* *! Ic D ltlM *
W X Pci
New Tark
X ■4 413
Philadelphia
» X 414
Boston
» 73 4*1
New Jersey
IF X Ilk
LWVP
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It IF JF7
Char toff*
'J 34 X I
Central Dfrlstoa
34 13 FT1
Cleveland
X 1] 414
Dofroil
Milwaukee
74 14 4F4
Atlanta
X 17 427
74 If 14*
Chicago
Indiana
II 33 I X
W eston Conference
Midwest Ovlkten
W L Pci.
Houston
FF 17 414
Utah
V II 400
Dallas
JJ X .134
Oanvor
24 ; i 411
n it 444
lan Antonio
Miami
1 >4 .114
PactNc DM lie*
LA Lakare
a 14 4*4
Seotlto
X IS XX
Phoanla
IF IF 414
Golden Stall
>4 if 314
Portland
34 X 344
Sacramento
11 » 4FJ
LA Cllppar*
U 31 223
Saturday's Resulft
M'fwauk to 1IX Washington 133
New York 111 IncSarsa VM
Denver IFF, Utah IM
Atlanta lit . Phoml* 114
Gotten State I It. LA Clippers Ml
Portland IV . San Antonio 100
M a t ' i Results
Cleveland 1 10. Ctiarlenatl
Do troll 1 11 . Chicago ltd
loom # 44 So*km |F
Miami ISF. SocromentoX
Howl tan 111. Oanvar 111
LA Lakar* IM, Nan J n w t III
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Pr lea 4 11 SO JO EMb 14 1 1F, Valentina I F
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Kart 14 » « i. Roams 1 1 » o J T a tiii i t or
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Curaton 1 1 0 4 4. Chapman 4 1 1 1 1 1 Notion
I 1 S4 t. Trlpvcka 111 44 14 Kempton
I 1 0 « X Bogwat I I 11 X Curry t i l 1 1
II. Happen 44 0 4 0 L an liO l 0 0X Groan 14
SSO Total* 41 47 I l i t I
Cleveland
F ill Ft 11-111
Char Ntta
M II M 14- 41
Throapotnl goatS-Prka
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Raid
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Clav*land *4(W illiam HI.
Charlotta *0
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Technical* -non* A-ZLF44
C H IC A O O IItl)
Ptppan 1 1 0 00 II, Grant 111 11 X
Cartwright I F 11 I. Jordan t o i l F4 Ft.
Vmeant I F SB IX Hodgat >4 I 1 X
Sailors ) 1 * 0 4. C a l l * 14 0 1 4 Patton 1 1
SS IF. H ilo* S I 04 X Govt* 44 04 4 Total*
41 40 I ) 14 101
D IT B O IT ( l l l l
Oanllay I I I O il 11. tall#* I I I * 4
Laimbaa* r 14 11 IX Johnton Iftll F4 IF,
Thom** 0 It 11 II. William* I 1 OS 1.
Edvard* 4 F 00 X Hodman 41 4 4 W. Mahorn
S I SOS Total* 41I I I ! M l 11
(M e e t*
II 1*1* 14—III
Dalrail
It II U >4-111
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iicdaai
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Total
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Detroit
II
HeSewndi-Ch.cooo U (Pippan. Grant.
Jordan II.
Oatroit V
(Rodman
131
Attitt* Chicago 10 (Jordan HI. Detroit 11
I Thoma* 41 Techrutale-Detroit Coach Oat*
Oatroit llliagal detoreal. Chicago llllagai
d* tontel A - II.4 M
SEATTLE 1441
M e*o* 4 IF F4 IF. Cog* Ft 01 X
l !»**» 41 OS n
EDI* l l l l 4 4 IX
McMillan 44 SS IX McDaniel I II SS X
Reynolds l l l l a W f i w i SS OS 4 Trial*
14 H U M ft
SOI TON ( I I I
McMit* tl 11 4 14 1* Lewis 4 10 t 4 IF.
Parlth 4 14 4 4 14. D Johnton 1 F 4 4 :. A Inga
F II 44 IX F t iw n 0 > S4 X Aero* 44 4S X
L a h a w lS IS S t To*a<* 1440 I I 14IF
4*0 flit
H U H 14-4*
So*tan
M 11II 14—SF
Thra* point goo1»-Alnpa 4. tilt* 1
Foutod owt-nono Tefal towtt-laattta IX
4AC R A M IN TO IFf!
McCrar 44 4 4 IX Pinckney A l l 14 IX
Thompton 44 F I X Pressley 4 41111, Smith
411 4 1 ML Barry 4 V 1 1 IX K Ia ln a »4 1 I
IX Oal Nagro 44 SS I Total* >440 t i n N
MIAMI (1*11
Lang 41 IF tX Thompton IS l x f,
4*<katr 410 11 IX Edwards V II 11 IX
Sparrow V H I I F. Sundvold I II 2 2 X.
Cummings 10 11 44 X Hitting* M SS I,
N*ol I I OS X M ilch*! X I 11 |. Total* M M
U N 191
Vacra manta
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Miami
M U M n —H I
Thra* point go*l 4-P r**tl*y . S*rry 1 ;
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Thompton A —1 L M
DENVER ( l l l l
Coopar 0 1 *4 X Engtith I * SF 1*.
Schayot 44 0 F H. Adam* i l l 4.4 i t ,
Lever 4 M t l >X Dari* 111* S I IX
Tumor I 4 S S I. GrtorwoodSJ 1 IX C o o * IS
SS X R**mm*#n 44 44 II, Hintllk 0 1 XS
4 Totclt 44 Ml IXIF 111
HOUSTON (IM )
Short 411 44 IX Thorp* X II l a 14.
OlAlwwon t o 11 IF, Floyd 411 44 IX
Woodton o i l t T IX McCormick n o i l IX
CM*row* 4 4 4 S IX Barry 4 S 1 1 W, J v n ,tu 1,
14X11. Navttt 00 XX S Total! 40 4114 M 114
Ctomror
M II M M -1 II
Haottoo
M 44 It 11—114
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X Short Foutod ou t-Co op IF- Total foul*
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111.
Houtlon
44
IOta|vwon 141 Assbtt - Oanvor TF (En
glith. Lavar It. Houston M (Floyd l>.
Technicals—Woodton. Ota|wwon A — 1X411
NEW JER1EV 11141
Morrlt 11 14 14 I t Wllliama 44 14 IX
Car rail A l l 11 IX Cam*r I I I 00 IX Hopton
O H 14 11. Hinton 14 I H IX Lao 1 4 SO X
McGao 11X1 X Bag try 0 1 * 0 0. Shackiatord
X * I I I. Wllllamt I 1 04 X Jonot 11 00 1
Total* 44 *4 M >4 114
LA LAKERS (IM I
Groan } H 14 4 Worthy A l l 4F IX
Abdul Jabbar A IF 1 1 IX Coopar a f t * |j.
M Johnton II I* 4 4 TF. Wooirldo* 1 10 4 F »
Thompton 14 11 X McNamara 00 01 0.
CampbaH l ( V I IF. Rtrort 1111 X Lamp 00
OOS Total* » * 4 M 14IM
N*w Jartar
11 M IF 14—II*
LA L lk trt
M IF M M—114
Thrv* point gotlt -Morrlt I. Conner X
Johnton. Coopar. Fa*4ad out-non* Total
tout*-Now Jartay 14. LA L akart 1|
Ribound*—N n Jartar IF (Hinton I). LA
Lakar* a (Abdul JdWar rj. A i*i*tt-N aw
Jtrtay 14 (Conner III. LA Lakar* 11
(M Johnton lit Tachnkalt -L A
Lakart
(toomanymanenthaiDurll A —IF.Ml
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Calk g * Satkatbail RtiviH
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Georgetown*4, VIManor* 44
Juniata tl. F DU M ad ton Ft
La Salto 111. Amor lean 41
W ttt Virginia IX R utgtri to
South
F tor Ida FI. Mittlttippi t F
Georgia OX Kantucky FI
Madwotl
Duka ISl. Note * Dam* ao
Iowa M. lllin o ltll
levthwait
Rk*XF. Howttont*
Southern Mathoditt tX NC Chartotto tt
Watl
Af Kona ax Wathmghn M
Idaho IF. E Woahington FF
UCLA 41. Dragon St FS
ILLINOIS l l l l
Battto 4 F S I IX Litertr 0 1 OS X Homillwi
411 SS H Smith O IS S X Bardo 4 II 11 IF,
Bowman 4 14 1 1 tl. Small 1 1 SS X Andaraon
H 141 414 Total! M FIF II t l
IOWA IMI
Thompton 4 F t t X Horton H IF 4 II M.
J*p**n I I t t l Marbtol 114 4 IX A/mthong
4 to 11I I IX Lotbingbll S I S t X Bullard >4
00*. Garner S I 0 4 X O n r i t l l S t Skinner
00040 Total* 14 A1 1 4 M M
Haittlmo low* 4*. kimoit M Thra* point
goato-llim oit 111 lim ilh S I. Bordo I X
bowman I IX Andvton 1 41, low* t H
(Thompton SX Armdrong 11. B-ltard I X
F/otat 4 l l. TiCil tout Ittinotk IX law* tx
Fouled aw t-Non* R oSoundt-lllinaii *4
t Bank 41. Iowa a* (Horton III A ta itN IMmail 14 I Battto 41. tow* I I lArmtrrgng si
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ARIIONA (M l
EIIW41 * It H H 11. BuacMar 4 H OS IX
Cook f t 14 IX Lottan S 1 1 F X Muohtoboch
>4 11 X Othkk 11 >4 X Brook* 1-1 M X
David SS 11 X AAaton M SS 1 Total! IF 44
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WASHINGTON (M l
Hayward } 10 00 F Brown I I 00 H.
Laulanbach V H SO I t Racatrwr * Tl 04 H.
Hall H O C 10. W etl 4 F 1 1 IX Sanor 11001.
JonkkitOOOOO Tolalt J) t l j l*a
H allllm a—A rlion a 4*. Wathlngton l l
Thraopolnl goal*-ArKono I f lElllctl 14
Lolton S I. Muohtobach OX Othkk 111.
Wathlngton 1 14 (Hayrmrd IS. Racatrwr OX
Sanor I 1) T otal l o u l t - A r l i o n * 10.
Watl.lngton 11 Rtboundt-Arliona IF (Cook
I ) , W ash in gto n IF (L o u lt n b t c h t l
A k tlltt—Arliona IS (Lotion 4). Wathlngton II
I H ilt f t . T tch n lco l tou lt — R acatnar,
Wathlngton tench A —40 IF
GEORGETOWN 1441
Edward* 00 00 X Jack ton H I * I I IF,
Mourning J F0 1 X Bryonl 1 1A F X Smith > I j
1 1 1 . Turner l a 01 X Wlntton I I 00 X
Mu lornbo I 1001. Tllknon 1 411 II, Alton 00
111 Totoll 14 » IA 144*
VILLANOVA (11)
Dewdall I f 0 1 X Wetl M l I J I*. G rail4 M
SS IX Wilton 1 f i l l . Walker IS SO X
M atter 0 1 1 1 7 Taylor 1 1 1 1 X Millar 0 00 0
0. Woodard0 0000 Totoll» *4 F I I 41
Hallllme—Georg*lover M. Villarwva Ft
Thra* point goalt-Gecvg*town 44 (Jackion
I X Bryant 01. Smith 0 1. Tlllmon H I .
Vlllanova I f (Wett l x Wilton l x Walkar
0 i l . Foultd o u t-W e tt, W ilton Total
loult—Georgetown u Vlllanova 11 R*
bound*-Georgetown J» |Turner ||. Vlllanova
*1 (Grail 1)1 Altult-G eorgetow n T4 (Smith
I ) . Vlllanova t l IWatl al A-H.441
DUKE 11411
Smith 1-1 0 0 1. F o rty II 11 4 1 I f .
Abdalnaby 1 4 1 1 14. Htndarvm 4 10 4 4 IX
Snydar I 4SOX Brkkay 4 4 4 4 IX Koubek I I
4 4 X Davit 14 11 X Laetlrwr 4 4 4 4 IX
Palmar 00000. Buckby I 1001 Tolalt IFXI
l i Tl 101
NOTRE DAME IM I
E d it ) H 144, Jackamt II F «M . Roblnton
1 * 0 0 A Fradrkk 10100 111. Singtotan 1 4 1 )
X Tower 0 0 0 0 0. AdkjntOlOOO. ItonnttlOS
4 4 X Sweet 1 * I I F. Paddock 1 4 1 4 4 Tolalt
14 F010 24 SO
H a llllm a —Duka a . N o ire Dame 14
Three poml goalt-D uke 4 4 (Smith I I .
Ferry 1 X Snyder I ) l , Notre Dame 1 F
tJackson I I, Fredrick I X Adklnt S I,
Bennett 01>. Fowled out-Menderion. EHit
Total toult- Duke IX Notre Dame I I R*
bound*-Duke IF (Ferry I), Notre Dam* IF
1EDI* HI A ttitt*—OvA* 14 I Forty 41. Noire
Dame IS I Singleton FI A -II.4 I4
MISSISSIPPI UFI
Jumper 414 1 1 IX Mldllck I 4 OS X Glatt
1414 I F FF. Murphy 14 I F X Paul 14 04 4.
M allhtwt 1 4 OOF, Turner 4 4 F F It. Sylve 1 1
0 0F. AtklntFlOOJ Ttfalt » FI4 04F
FLORIDA (H I
Garci* I 4 4 H X Lett 1 ] 4 F X Sthlntilut
4 F 0 II 14. Ototman FI* ) 4 IF. Davit I I I 1 4
FI. Karr I I Ot X McKinnon 0 I 4 i X Hogan
OOF FF Total*>« 441044FI
M alltlm a— Florida IF. M litliilp p l 14
Thrae point go a lt-M ttlttlp p i 10 I Jumper
0 1. Glatt S X Murfhy S I. AAatthewi S I,
Alt in* 1 1 ), Ftoiut* 01 (Garcia 01. L a ttS lI
Foutod out—Glatt Tdal toult -Mittlttippi
» . Florida II Rabcunde-Mittittlppl M
(Murphy HI. Florida M (Schlntiiut III
A ttltie —AAlttlttippi I (G latt 11. Flo-ld* IF
(Garcia. CFtalman M Tachnltal toul -Glatt
A-X4FF
NHL STANDINGS
NATIONAL HOCKET LEAGUE
Watot Cent*rente
Patrick Dtvittan
w
L T (PH
Pittsburgh
X H s AS
;t N • A4
NV Rangers
Washington
IF 11 >0 A4
Philadelphia
IF .* )
If
n 3) 10 40
New Jertey
NT 1slander t
H 11 J >9
Adams Dwiston
V 14 A •0
Montreal
M le A *4
Buffalo
Boston
jy >2 II
u
4 4A
n X
Hartford
it II A 44
Quebec
Campbell Cmtorenc*
Herns OMston
w L T 1N i
M 23 •
*4
O* troll
10 n »0 SO
SI Lauit
\
f
4f
Minnesota
:■ 1)
II X
f 4]
Chicago
If »
1 J9
Toronto
ilf) flit* DlAlkM
IF n
Calgary
1 If
Lot An**lei
X it
1 At
Edmonton
J' »
A 40
Vancouver
41
f
X X
Winnipeg
a 14 9 4}
Saturday * tortvtti
QueCwc 4. Minnewta 1
NV 11 lander* x Hottord 1
Montreal F. NT R »> i—»1
Chicago 1. Teronto I
Calgary X Vancouver 1
La* Angatoe X Budato I
l n t l l l Retetn
PitfiburohX B ottotl
OF
247
271
I4F
we
142
174
OA
111
14*
IX
It]
734
727
111 >42
IN 10*
in IU
in 1*1
144 i n
OF 04
IM 111
in 14F
142 702
111 771
IM t i l
!4I
174
FX
114
70S
Ml
111
111
in
iii
Philadelphia X Wathlngton I
OtWoit A Winnipeg 2
New Jertey*. Edmonton 1
N T 1tlandert 3. Quebec 7
Minneuta X N T Ranger* 1
Calgary 4. Vancouver 4
SI. LouisX Chicago*
Monday'! Garnet
All Star brook, no garnet scheduled
Tuesday's Gama
All Star Gam* at Edmonton
NHL SUMMARIES
Sunday's NHL Scanmartot
Pittsburgh
1 11-1
Boston
I 0 1—1
First period—I. Boston. Lintaman IS
(R Bourque), T:|* F. Pittsburgh, Quinn j ;
(P
Bourque. Y o u n g ), pp.
IF IS
Penam et-Oykttra. Rt. ma|or Itlghllngl.
0:11. Neely. Bo* m*|or (llghtlnn), O il;
Brkktoy. Bot. 114. Johnson. Pit. 4 10
Cuiton. Pit, 1.11; Ltotaman. Bot. H .H ;
Jonntton. Box IJ 01, Dmeen. Pit, doubt*
minor.
11:44;
N a ly .
Bot,
11:44.
Lem tout. Pit. 1I4C
Second p erio d -] Pltttburgh. Quinn M
(unattltled). pp. D 'M
4. Pltttburgh.
Brown W (Error).
|4 I )
PonalttotJohnton. Pit
1 OF. Joyce. Box 1 S7
Cutton, Pit, 10 04; ttawgood. Box H 04.
Dahlguot. Pit. H IS ; Wttiey, Box I);M l
Loney.
pit, doutt*
minor,
14:11:
Lintaman, Bot. 14:11
Third p *rod-X Rlttburgh. Brown 40
(Lamlauel. I D 4 Ptttburgh, Brown 41
(Coffey, Quinn), pp. 1 11. F, Boston. Neely
It
(B e u r q u t.
W i t l t y ) . pp. 74:4]
Panalttot-Htwgood. Bot. I D ; Colley.
Pit. I ] U , Cottey. Pit. 14 M. Hannan. Pit.
IF;FF.
5holt an goal-PIHtburgh 7 4 0-14
Boston 14JO 14—44
Power play convtrttont—Pltttburgh 4 1
Boston H I.
Voung
Goelf*nd*rs — Pittsburgh,
Boston. Moog A —la *41
Referee- Dent M trtl
Philadelphia
1 1 l- J
1 44-1
Washington
First p erio d -1. Washington. Drue* 4
lu n a tt itto d ) . F ill X F filla d tlp h l* . P ro p p F)
I M a lla n b y .
B u lla r d ) ,
pp.
14 : 10 .
P a n a l l l t t —AAantha. P h i.
1 4 ),
T occh el.
P h i, | :S3; Berube. Phi, t;SS j H a lc h e r.
W a th . I i l . L e a c h W a th . I 13; M u rp h y .
W a t.
4 11;
H u n w r,
W a th .
I) 01:
S a m u e ltto n . P h i. I* 04
Second period 1. Philadelphia. Tocrhel
14 (Ktcr. AAanthi). pp. 1 01. Penilttoe—
Ridley. Wtth. 0 1); Bullard. PM, I X ,
Mantha. Phi, 4 Hi C h y d w u n . Phi, 4 3*
T h ir d p e rio d —4 , P h ila d e lp h ia . S u lllm a n 4
lu n a tt itto d ) , 1 44 P e n d lt o t —none
Shot* on g o o l- F 4u(actolphl* 0 1 ) 1-11
W a th ln g to n S IF •— 11
P o w e r p la y c o n v e r tto n t- P h ila d e lp h ia )
I W ash in gto n 40
G o a lt a n d a r t — P h ila d e lp h ia . H o a la ll
W a th ln g to n . P e o te ct A - H . I J *
R o to r * * - A n d y V an H e dem a n d
N ow Je r t e r
1 I 4— I
E d m en te n
141— 1
F l r t t p e rio d — I. E tk n o n lo n M c C to lla n d 4
IB u ch b erg er. A cto n ), 1 14 X H aw J tr ta y .
M u j l lt r 77 (AtbaM n. B ro to n ). pp. 14: 1*
P e n a m e t - B u r k e N J . (se rv e d by A n d c rto n l.
4 M l F ry ca e . E d m 4 41. M uddy. E d m .
F SI. D o n e y to N J . II M. F ry ce e .
Edm .
I I 11;
A n d e r to n .
N J . m a la r
l l lg h l
lo g ) m in o r, l l 44. B uchhor gee.
Edm .
m a la r
(fig h tin g ),
14 4*j G ra g g . E d m .
IF »
Second p e r io d - ) N ew J e rte y , B row n 4
(Lotted # .
V e litch e k ).
tl X
I.
New
Je rte ry .
V trb e e k
IF ( M u Her,
B roton ).
14 *4 X New J e rte y M u l k r 21 (V erbee k.
W e ia n ln l, t t 00 P « t * d t o e - E d m . (bench
m in o r
serv ed
by
A n d e rto n ) ,
I 44.
H u n te r. E d m . 4 II: AAatoy. N J , m *|or
( lig h tin g ), t 41 AAc0*1 le n d E d m . m a je r
( fig h tin g ) , 4 41
T h ird p e rio d —4 . Edm onton. S im p to n FJ
IC a rto n .
G re gg), p p * I t
f t o n a lt ie iD a n ey k o , N J , * 11 F r y c e r , E d m . t II.
F ry te r. Edm . I l l )
S h o it an g o a l- N e w J e rt e y A t l a - H
E d m o n to n 4 0 0 -1 4
P o w e r p la y conversion* -N e w Je rs e y *
I E dm onton 1 1
G oa Itender* New J t r t a y . B u rk e
Ed
m onton. F u h r A — IF.IRI
R e fe re e Don K on*r*»i
Oetreil
1 1 1 -4
WlnniMfl
Ii
F in l period-1. Detroit, Gallant 41
(Tierm an, Sharptot). 1:44. X Winnlpag.
Athlon H (E llelt. Cfeuttonl. pp. H : l l
Penadiet- Carlyle. Wpg I 4*. Barr. Del.
14 IF.
Second period - 1
Detroit. Barr IF
(Adamx O eiet). 1 04 X Dofroil. Kranti 1
(O ala t,
B a rr),
F 44
).
Detroit.
T ier man *t (Mac L o n ), 11 Ft Pena Inet
-Zornbo.
Del
4 d
O Connell. Del.
11:14; Sharptot. Del. IF It. CMatton. Dot.
11:43. Botchman, Wpg 11:43
Third period—4. Detroit, MecLean 30
I VtormAt, Gallant), 10 04 F. Detroll.
Titrm an 40 iChlatnn. Burr). 14 0) I.
Winnipeg. Duncan 4 (berry, Mcboin),
14:11
Ranald**—Eltolt.
wpg.
0 IF;
Tagdanettl. Wpg. 411. Mokstak. Del.
motor (lighting!. II 41; Donnelly. Wpg.
ma|ar (lighting), 11:41
Shot* cm goal Oel'ott
H I 1-4—11
Winnipeg 7 It 10-Ft
Power piay conseetiont-Dofroil 3 0.
Winnipeg 3 1.
Goaltondtrt—Oetrpl. Hanlon Winnipeg.
Reddick A— 14.144
Rttoree—Paul Stoworl
M in n * ta le
1 4 1—J
N T R a n g o rt
I I 1—4
F l r t l p e r io d - 1 . M in n e so ta
G a v in 4
I B e llo w t.
A r c h ib a k ll,
l: »
X
NT
Ranger 1 . L a e tch I* (W ilto n , P a l r k k l , pp.
4 14 X M ln n e to la . R o u t* 1 (H fb tch e ld .
B ro to n ), 4 34. 4, M in n e so ta . B ello w s tt
IG a v ln .
C h a m b e rs ) .
14:41
P a n a d lo t Broton. Inn. 4 OF. M c R a * . M .nn, m a io r
(llO M In g l, F I F, P o e sch a k . N T R , m *|or
(lig h tin g ),
F 4F.
L e e lc h .
NTR.
I 11.
Siren. M in n , t t l f ; A A R * * M in n , m in or
m a io r Id g M In g ). .IF B 4 . Poouhet. N T R .
m a|or (rig h tin g ), IF 0a
Second period —4, N T Ranger, Mullen
(Shaw,
Hardy),
pp
4:U Penadlet-
DtPalmii. Minn, m ksor malar (lighting I.
1 44 Shaw . N T R . m *|or Iflg h lin g ). 1 44.
C h am bers. Minn. 1 9 ; Sends from N T R .
1H
Muill. Minn. 4 St.
Il:*4 Bellow*. Minn. 14 <4
Hardy
NTR.
T h ird p e r io d —4. N T R an g ers. H a rd y 4
I P e t a l. J 34
F. M tv to to l* . Bellow * 13
I Broton.
H a b tc tw id l,
pp
t H
I.
M in n eso ta .
H a b tc h a id
14 I C k C a re lll.
A r c h ib a ld ) ,
pp,
7 :5 ).
P * h * 1 t l* » S o n d tlro m . N T R . 4 3J, P o e tch e k . N T R ,
4 SF. M o c C to llfn . M in n . II 04. Broten.
M i n . 14 10
Shot! on g o a l - M rsn e to ta I t 4 4 - 1 4 N T
Ranger* 1 0 1 0 4 — 14
Pow er p la y c o n v trsto n t-A A In n e to to 4 1
N T R a n g ers t l
G o a l tender t - M l n n r t o l*
C a te r
NT
Ranger*. V a n b to tb ro u ck A IF.XSS
R a to re e —R o b S h k k.
NT ItUndoet
Quebec
Mullen), pp. 14:10 X Canary. Robert* IF
ILoob. Floury). 14 1» X Calgary, Floury 4
(L o o b .
t u to r ).
14:20
P e n * lll* iRtInhert, Vcr. I 04; Mclnnlx Cgy, 4 41;
Nordmark
Vcr. I 41; M Hunter, Cgy.
4 OF, Loob. Cgy, 4:41: Sutter. Vcr. 1141
Third perlod-F, Vancouver, Linden 14
(Skrlko, Pederson). I 04 X Vancouver,
Borek 4 I Suitor). 14 OA 4. Calgary. Loob 14
(Roberto). M:F4 Persemet-Butcher, Vcr.
double minor. I l ) ; McCrlmmon. Cgy.
double minor. 1 27. Charbonnoau. Vcr.
4 .X , F.Suriyn. Cgy. 4:X . Skrlkr. Vcr,
IF 4F; Molnyk.
Vcr.
12 47; M Hunter,
Cgy. 13:41; T Hunler, Cgy, 11:41; Olio.
Cgy, 11:11; Linden. Vcr, IF 0*. McCrlm
mon. Cgy. IF 04; Vanon. Cgy (served by
Ftouryl, 14:14
Shoit on goal-Vancouver 4 1 13-74
Calgary IXISO—JF.
P o w e rp ia y c o n v e rs io n * -V a n c o u v e r F 1
C a lg a ry * 7
G o alla n d ert—Vancouver,
Calgary. Vernon A-1K11I
Rvleree—Keriy Fra ter
M cLean
M. Loult
1 1 } —J
Chicago
| 1 1 -4
F in l period-1. St Louix Fanning t |
Ronnlng.
PatlawtU).
pp.
F 04
1.
Chicago. Larmer 11 IPretiey. Manton I. pp
IF II. Ponalttos—Brown. Chi. 1 OF; Raglan.
S(L.
ma|or (fighlinQ),
J D . Mackeu.
CM. ma|or (fighting).
] D . Sutler. CM.
* 04; Vine*totto, Chi. 11:44, Larmer, Chi.
IF X . Raglan. SfL. 14 * Manton. Chi. It at
Second p erio d - 1 . SI Loulx Hrkac to
(Benning. HuM|, pp o »
X Chicago.
Crelgton IF lAAackeyl. * 01 X SI Louix
Patlawtkl IF IFedwko. Ronning), pp.
It 01
MISL STANDINGS
M A J O R IN D O O R S O C C E R L E A O U E
w L Pci
Baltimore
IA
Dallas
14
San Diego
11
Los Angeles
IS
Tacoma
tl
WkMIa
II
Kansas City
19
Safurdav't Result)
Kansas City X Los Angeles t
Dallas I. Wichita l
Tacoma X San Diego J JOT
Sunday's Result
Baltimore j Tacoma 1
Monde y i Games
No games scheduled
Tuesday's Gamas
I All Timas E4T)
F
II
II
11
14
II
1*
*4*
4*0
4X
100
*44
427
XI
3
4
4to
4
*to
Fto
D a lla s *1 W ich ita , 4 3 1 p m
B a ltim o re at Los A n g a w x H l i p m
I 1 1-1
11 1-1
F ir s t p e rio d - 1. N T H la n d t r v Jo n tto n 4
(u n e stitte d ) th . t l Q P e n a lt ie s - G il'.lx
Ou*. 4 »
K ro m m . N T I , IS at. Fla tto y .
N T I, 14 4*
Second p e rio d - 1
Quebec, S a klc X
(Goutot.
B ro w n ),
pp.
II 74
X
NT
Itla n d e rt,
K a rr
F
(W ood).
11:11.
P e n a llt o t - K lm b t o .
Ou*.
I IF.
Nylund.
N T I . M X ; P llo n . N T I . II 13: Larson.
N T I . II 44. M c R a * O u t It 44. K lm bto. Ou*
double m in o r, II 44. S a k lc. Ou*. I f IF
T h ird p e r io d - A N T Itla n d e rx F lt r
g e ra id 1 ( K r o m m . H r tM e y l. * 4*
4.
Qstobec. B ro w n
14 lu n a tt itto d 1. 14 I*
P e n a d ie t—L a rs o n ,
N T I.
1 10 .
Wood.
N V I, II X , C>Hit. Qua, 11 34. Poddubny.
Qua. 14 44
Shot* o n g o a l - N T Isla n ders 4 II 14— X
Quebec F • 1 0-14
Pow er p la y con vers io n s - N T Islanders
4 0 Quebec. 4 I.
G o s ito n d e r t- N T
Islan ders.
N ru d ey
Quebec. G oa te l in A — U .1 X
R e fe re e - AAark Faucett*
Vancevvae
1 11-4
Calgary
4 4 1 -4
Flrtl per lost —1, Vancouvor, Nordmork 4
I Reinhart, Bottkl, yp 4 04 PvnatltotSknko Vcr, 4 01
Hrdina. Cgy, 4 04.
G llm oue. Cgy. 4 41. Maclnnix Cgy. F 42.
Linden. Vcr. 4 If
Second period-1. Calgary. Hrdina IF
(Sutof. M a c In n it I . pp
7 la x V an
co u te r, s t r ik e 14 I B e a k . L in d e n ), i l X 4.
C a lg a r y ,
M a c ln n lt
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Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, Fabruary 6,
1909 — ao
People
Heat pump cools, warms better
Senior Citizens Club to meet
Thr Sanford Senior Citizen Club will mecl on Tuesday. Feb.
7. at lhe Sanford Civic Center with a bad lunch at noon. The
public Is welcome. Social hour will lake place after a meeting
anti bingo
Church sponsoring tent revival
All Saints Deliverance Church. 704 W. Ninth Si.. Sunford. Is
sponsoring the Carlton Powers Crusade through Feb. 8 at 7
p.m. nightly. The tent revival Includes prophecy, miracles,
healings, prayers for the sick, special music and singing. For
more Information, call 323-2030.
Crisis hotline to train volunteers
We Care Inc., Central Florida’s 24-hour suicide preventlon/crlsls Intervention center, will conduct orientation sessions
for those Interested In becoming telephone volunteers. Part
One of the orientation will be each Tuesday and Thursday from
7*10 p.m. from Feb. 7 to March 9. Sessions will be held In the
board room of the Orange County Mental Health Services
building. 2520 N. Orange Ave.. Orlando. For more Information,
usk for Marv Ann al 044-2027.
Heart health to be topic
" A Healthy Heart." Including Information on proper exercise
and diet modification, will be the topic o f a free education
program on Thursday. Feb. 9. at South Seminole Community
Hospital. I.ongwood The progrnm will begin at 9:30 a.m. In the
private dining room. For reservations, call Ken Peach at
767-1200. ext. 199.
Teen worried about
little girl’s crush
DEAR ABBY: I’ve been help
ing a friend do some carpentry
work at his house lately, und I’ ve
n oticed that his 8-year-old
daughter has a crush on me. I'm
18, so the most attention I paid
to her was to let her help me
with some smull jobs and engage
In some man-to-kld conversa
tions during the breaks.
Today, while I was bent down
t y in g m y s h o e s t r in g , she
grubbed me arond the neck and
tried to kiss me! I quickly pulled
away by standing up and getting
out o f her reach and went right
back to work.
Other girls have had crushes
on me and got rather aggressive,
but I’ve never had a girl this
young conic ori to me the way
this girl did. Now I worry that
one day she might do this to thr
wrong guy. nnd. for want of a
better word, get herself rnped.
I think nature Is sending this
little girl mixed signals, and I
don't know’ whether to tell her
parents or to tell her myself. I
don't want to get her In trouble
with her parents, but I'tn not
sure It's my place to tell her
whut could happen to her If she
tries to kiss the wrong guy. What
Is your advice?
CONCERNED
DEAR CONCERNED: First tell
her that you think she's a nice
girl, and you were quite upset
when she tried to kiss you
because shr could get Into a lot
o f trouble with that kind of
t>ehavlor. Tell her that you don't
have time to explain the danger
of thut kind of conduct, but you
are going to ask her parents to
have a talk with her. Then tell
her parents.
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ADVICE
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VAN BUREN
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warned. Please take m y advice.
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thr namr Isa hit misleading.
Judging only by what It's
called, you might be luciha-d to
think that such a system would
be the last thing we need In
Florida's heat. 1 hlnk again,
"H eal pumps were designed
for the hotter climates, like
Florida." said Paula Simpson nl
Sanford Heating and Air Condi
tioning.
In simple terms, a heat pump
is a refrigerated air conditioning
system lhat extracts heat and
moisture from the air In the
room, cools and dchumldlflrs It.
and returns the air to the room
Only with a heal pump, the air
llow Is Instantly reversible.
During the warmer weather,
the pump draws ihe hot nlr from
Inside the house, cools It and
then transfers the heat outside.
When the outside temperatures
drop, the flow Is reversed.
Once the heat Dump's Internal
thermometer Is set al the desired
temperature, the heal pump will
automatically heat and cool your
home os required.
"A heal pump will save you
about 50 percent over conven
t io n a l a ir c o n d i t i o n i n g . *’
Simpson estimated.
A lle e n J on son o f F lorida
Power and Light's energy mar
keting department concurred
with that figure,
"That would be an average."
Jonson said. "Som e people will
save less, some more. It all
depends on the SEEK rating."
T h e S E E K r a t i n g Is an
energy-efficiency rating scale
Imposed by the federal govern
ment. The scale ranges from 8.5
to 13.
Instead of using energy to heat
or cool your home, the heat
pump saves one money by using
electricity only to relocate the
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heal thal already exists inside
and outside the home.
According to FI'&L, a system
with n rating of 9 or more Is
considered "energy efflrlent."
Jonson said that designation
simply Implies that the system
used fewer units of energy to
cool or heat a certain area than a
conventional system.
There arc three graduated
designations o f heat pumps,
regular, medium and super high.
Each level reflects a greater
SEER rating.
While there arc no longer
rebates and lax Incentives avail
able from the federal govern
ment for the purchase of a heat
pump system, the Seminole
County lax appraisers office docs
offer a small lax break for those
who purchase a super-high cflldency unit
IN D O O R .
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To heat and r^ol properly, ii.c
heat pump must work In conJune lion with a conventional
refrigerated air conditioner. The
pump docs not replace the air
condIIloner. It merely enhances
Its efficiency.
Simpson said that the average
heal pum p w ill cost about
S I.895.
"That's the low end. And It's
going on the assumption lhat
(he home already has u good
alr-condlUonlng system. If thut
needs to be Installed or replaced,
the bill could he us high us
$5,000." she said.
Each brand and even different
models of a particular brand
offers certain advaniages or
disadvantages to your specific
home environment. Some arc
window units that operate with
the same principal of heat trans-
AIR TO AIR HEAT PUMP SYSTEM
ferancc. Ideal for smaller dwrllSimpson estimuled that a heat
pump will pay for llself, through
electric bill savings. In one year.
She said that one customer
cooled his home with a 5-ton
unit and spent a little more than
8100 per month. Jonson agreed
that such substantial savings are
not uncommon.
Although heal pumps have
been avilable on ihe market for
nearly three decades, they did
not come Into wide spread use
until the early !9HOs. Almost all
contractors Include a heal pump
In I heir home designs.
Adding a heat pump to an
existing air conditioning und
healing system puls one In
complete control of his home
en viron m en t
T h e econom ic
advantages also cannot Ik - de
nied.
If you have questions about
adding a heat pump lo an
existing system or Installing a
new system, call a local air
conditioning sprclallsi or Florida
Power and Light for answers
uboul your *|>cii(lc case.
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G A R D E N IN G
CELESTE
WHITE
"Make sure (bat you plant thr
right tree In (he rlghl sllc,” hr
said. "Examine your area and
choose a tree that will best adapt
lo your area. Be careful not lo
pllUtl a tree that will eventually
grow loo Inrge or loo elose to
your home.”
A number of trees do well In
Central Florida, so Ihe choice Is
not alwuys simple. While Martin
welcom es phone calls about
selection, a fact sheet (OH 28.
Ornamental Trees for Central
Florida) Is available al Ihe Agri
cultural Center.
After you have made your
selection, purchase your tree
from a reliable nursery or garden
center. These trees arc easier lo
transplant and grow more suc
cessfully because Ihry have u
b e lte r d evelop ed and more
compact root system Contain
er-grown tiers can be planted at
any time of the year, provided
that proper moisture levels can
be maintained
Here are some guidelines for
planting container-grown trees
In your landscape:
—Make the hole about twice us
wide and slightly deeper than
the size of Ihe container that thr
tree Is In. Mix Ihe soli lhat was
dug from ihe hole with organic
am endm ents such as prat,
compost or muck (Amendments
should not exceed tA the volume
o f soli |
— Backfill the hole wllh the
amended soil so that the tree will
set at thr M ine level as II was
grow in g In Ihe container. Gently
firm soil to prevent settling
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DEAR ABBY: A h I read about
saving unwanted or duplicate
wedding gifts lo be given to
other newlyweds. I recalled the
time, 34 years ago. when 1 Was
oti the receiving end of such a
maneuver.
My fiance and I were al the
home of his parents opening our
Trees are an tndlpensablc part
w ed d in g g ifts , when I un
wrapped a box to find u sliver of ihe Inndscnpc. They give a
serving dish that was totally home, street or commercial she
black with tarnish! Obviously. It individuality, beauty nnd tran
had been In someone's closet quility.
Because o f their long life, trees
walling to be given to some
other bridal couple when the give Ihe surroundings a sense of
p e rm a n e n c e und s ta b ility .
occasion presented Itself.
A ft e r a few m o m en ts o f Further, trees beau tify our
stunned silence, m y future gardens, streets and parks pleas
mother-in-law said to rne. ” Oy. ing our senses with Interesting
gevnlt! I hope It's from someone shapes, patterns, colors and
scents,
on your side!"
Mike Martin, Ihe Seminole
S T IL L CHUCKLING
IN IO W A C ITY County Urban Forester, mcl ns
In Sanford's Park on Park, lo
(Problems? Write to Dear Abby. discuss ihe new and existing
For a personal, unpublished trees there.
reply, send a self-addressed,
Tree selection Is mainly a
stomped envelope to Desr Abby, question of personal preference,
P.O. Bo* 69440, Los Angeles, allbou gh species should br
Colif. 90069. All correspondence chosen for adaptability lo the
Is confidential.)
site. Martin said.
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—Place the tree straight In Ihe Irrrs need two good soaklngs a
hole and fill In around thr root week. Ihnroughly Idling the
mass wltfi the amended soil. water well lhat Is created when
Watering during planting will planting
help prevent nlr |>ockrls. Do not
"W e urc talking about an Inch
mound soil around Ihr trunk nr plus ol wutrr a week lor (be first
lhr tree. Form a saucer-like monlb and after that you can
basin I fool or so away from ihe reduce it.” Martin said. "Gener
trunk of the tree to help retain ally. for tlte first six months of
Ihe water.
the tree's lllr In your landscape.
—Mulch ihe area to conserve II should never suffrr for lack of
moisture, rrdurr soil tempera walrr.”
ture und add organic mailer
Newly planted trees can br
If needed, support Ihe tree by
using two siakrs Tie Ihe trunk Irtilh/rd about lour weeks after
of Ihr tree between the slakes planting, or when new- growth
and wire. The wire should ta appears. For more Information
rn u through pieces of rutitter alMiui selection and establishhose to prevent damage to the mriit of trees and shrubs, call
tree trunk. Thr wire should Ik- Ihe Agrtculturr Center al 323181, and ask for
attached to the Hunk utt hlgrirr 2500. ext
Circular 47 I
than *Vthr bright of the tree
(Cslasls While It Ssmlnols
Alter your tree ts successfully
planted, watering Is Ih r most C o u n t y E x l a n t i o n U r b a n
Horticulturist. Phono: 323-2500,
crucial (actor to ensure success
Marlin said that newly planted ■it 161.)
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Mlko Martin (rlghl). Semlnolo County Urban Forester, and Benlon
Ellis, Seminole County Mastor Gardener, check out
newly planted
oak at Sanlord's Park on Park
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CASE NO: M - m t C A t t L
INR E : THE M ARRIAGE OF
ARTHUR DAVLY TURNER.
JR .
Petitioner rHwabend
JEANNE CHARLOTTE
TURNER.
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JEANNE CHARLOTTE
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DAYLV TURNER. JR hat tiled
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VeminoM County. Florida lor
DiatoMIcei ol Marriage and
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mi NEO N JULIAN JR . ES
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BERT W H IG H A M A SIM
MONS. P A . A lto rn ey t lor
Petitioner, whote eddrett It
Poal OtlKO Boa IU0. Sanlord
F w ida H ill, and UN ma ertgl
n il with Iha Clark o f the
above lifted Court on or before
March H A D . let* ntherwtte
a drtawit and uillmala ludgmanl
win be mlerad ogalnat you tar
in# rtlial demanded In the
Petition
WITNESS my hand and et
flcSeI teal al u d court an mta
b d d a y o lFebruary A D . H R
ISEALI
MARVANNE MORSE
Ctart of Iha Circuit Court
Sam .near County. Florida
By Cecelia V Ektrn
DrpuTy Clark
PvMith Fab a l l . ® V . irat
OER4J
IN RE: ESTATE OP
ROONEYH NASH
Dacaaaad
NOTICE OP
ADMINISTRATION
The admlnlttrallOA et the
aalala at Rodney H Noah, de
coated FIN Number M a*F CP.
It pandmg In Iha Clrcull Court
tor SamnoN County. Florida.
Probate OtviaMn. Iha addrtaa ot
which It Sem inole County
courthouae. Poal Cmtea Drawer
C. Sanlord. Florida BT7I. The
namaa and eddrettaa ol Iha
paraanal rtprotanlallva'a al
All Iniaratlad paraona are
required la RN wim t.4a court.
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
1 THIS NOTICE I I I all cialmc
againal the aalala and II I any
eb|ecllen by an In iaratla d
per van an wham IMt notice wat
aervad mat challengea Iha valid
l*y at Iha will. Iha qualltkalNna
ol the paraanal recuitentative,
venue, cv lurlidictian at Iha
court
ALL Cl AIMS ANO OBJEC
HONS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
PuMketHn at thia N ofke hat
begun on February a. I tat
Paraanal Rapraaanlatlva
B A R M R A J NASH
aoa w Club Bird
lake Mary. FMrtde V I u
A l tornay lor
Perianal Rapraaanlallva
W ILLIAM A GREENBERG.
ESQ
Poal OMke Drawer K
Fern Park. FlorIda MTM
Telewhone l« f | l/ f tree
Publiah Fab A IS. IW * OE R e )
LEOAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL MEETINO
CENTRAL FLORIDA
IOOLOOICAL SOCIETY. INC.
Notka la hereby given mat Iha
Annual Mreting et the Central
Florida /aotogtcel Society. Inc
ahall be held an February *.
IM * . al Iha S enlerd C ivic
Canter, c t t Seminole 8U«I .
Sanlord. Florida, at I 00 PM All
voting member a are requel led
Is attend and aU paraona having
buainett before mu board are
alto Invited to attend
Chrla Hartman
Provident
Central Flor Ids
/•otagKel Society
Publiih Feb A A A IM*
DEB U
I n t e r n a t i o n a l S tu d e n t
E >change Program trek t part
lima Individual! to find hot I
Iamity hornet and tupervlaa
High School tachenge tlu
denlt Feat paid upon cam
plelfon ot atalgnmonl Call
Bob I API ret >001 iher IPM
CONSTRUCTION/ALl TRADES
Caribbean lalanda/tocal. to
US per hr............... I«*7«ITT
Talent Bol.dert. lee Heel
C O O K / W A IT R E S S E S
/ BE V ER A OE CA RT
PERSON/ Full or pari lima
A p p ly In portsn: W inter
Seringa Oall Ovh. hall mile
e e tlo f IT/*]on4lr
COSMETOLOGISTS
With lallawlng 11V cam
n.iaakm Lvar-- drwr Sal uc
day off. If you di.fr*
Fascination*." I ll *HI
COUNTER PERSON
W ILLTRAIN
Top pay A Working Condlllana
Sec lout Orly
U P HAM CLEANERS
FULL/PART TIME CASHIERS
M u ll be hard working and
hanest Eacallent ban aflf
package plut competitive tal
ary Apply In peraon only
Speedway Storm Marvin
M l SR U. Senlord
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
FULL TIME/PART TIME
Teacheri, Aides. and Bus
D riven
Child Cara Facility.
Call 171 M S
G A L FRIDAY - 14 hrl Growing
contlruclton co needs you
now I Variety of duilaa to keep
you happy I Never be bored
Wim Ihit lobl AAA Emptoy
1.100 W um SI. T7JSI74
GENE^i' TPJMNEF*.
______ U llo a a e r H i i r n
GLASS A M ETALW ORKERS
Raaidtnfial Eaperlerked and
.......
I l l -4540
C U S T O M E R S E R V IC E R E P Ta SS SO h r l Don't kettle tor
to ta l T a k a o r d a r t aver phone
k p ro m o te lin o product I C o ll
tod a y I A JLA E m p e y men! ZOO
1104 w rrk ly l W erk from
h om e Am ailn g re co rd ed
meatage reveeli d tlallt Call
today I XSaM Mat, Dapl 4JI0
Ml Silt
DAYS INN/100CE
N ow h ir in g Room C k o n e ra .
H o v im a n , F ro n t O o tk .
W altreaaaa an d W alton. A M A
P M i h l f t i e .e ile U e A pply In
p eraan iVO O e u g la i A re .
A lla m o n to S prH ga.FI
DIRECTOR Of MUSIC
Duilaa and talary neoetb
Sand reawma lo PPR Cam
mi flew Flral UnINd Memodi 11
Church. 104$ E Normandy
Blvd . Deltona. FI HITS
GOVERNMENT JOBS • S14.040
hS*.IXyr Now hiring Call:
I MS 441 4000 E il R 4IT7
tor currant Ndwal lltl
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
HANDYMAN
Some erparlence required
Call altor 4 PM 177 I4U
HOUSEKEEPER
F o r apartm ent co m p ter F u ll
C a ll l i t 4714
I M M E D I A T E JO B SI
San
fo rd /A lla m o n to Seringa a re a
V e il Ter r o rre ry S e rv ic e !
_________ 47**1**________
INDUSTRIAL SALES REP.
M a n a g e r r ip e r fence h e lp fu l I
P o te n tia l m anagem ent I
C a ll M ik a at i r >411
Lake Mary Currently hiring
tor all potittoml Apply
44! to . Lake Mary Bird
___________ 771*044
RTC Tramportalkm a leader
In tow trucking uvh/ktry wim
over 40 yeert al growth la
lo o k in g la r p re ltia ls n a l
driver t/con tree tors We otler
ebava average wagaa. top Una
equipment, a wile ride potky
and an e e c t llt n l kenelil
package Inveal I minute el
yaur lima and grow wim Iha
Number I carrier In the re
Irlgeratedbutlrwak RTCI
Call 1 000 17} 4177
DRIVER
To lia n t p o r l g t r la lr lc A
p t y c M e t r i c a l l y E n a b le d
c l lento lo r Sam mate Cem m u
n ily M e n ia l H a a llh Cantor
V a lid FI chauffeur t Ik o n te
re q u ire d C a ll John Johnaon
111 HM
DRYVVAU. FRAMERS.
HANGERS A FINISHERS
Mutt have own Noll A Irant
por tenont OependrkN Only I
m * « T ) A leave nunsage
DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS
E ipar fenced hading reck
and dirt Call V I IN I
5NEW PAY RATESS
STAFFING NURSES
UNITS. MEDSG. 0B, ORTHO
WE ARE VERT BUSY!!!
APPLY TODAY!
ORIENT TODAYI
WORK T O O A VI
OET PAIOTOMORROW
V A C A T IO N P A Y .
Weekend Ralet
M E D IC A L PFR SO N N C L POOL
4/1 N O rlande A v e
Hery.lT-fl
Maitland
>441744
A
'n r V . ln H
A S S O C IA T E D
TEM PO RARY
S T A FF IN O
407 74LV5533
E D U C A T I O N A L b O r d m e tor
P r a k in d e rg a rte n Teacher
Far pregreative preacheel
program
BS Degree with
crsdtlt In early chicPuod edu
cation or COA f ull lime, tree
child care, paid vecalion. paid
haildarv cloakroom limit 10
BS SOhr CDA 11 hr
Apply
4J4 R iv e r n e w Are
. 11)4411
ELECTRONIC ASSEMIIERS
E ip d
P C Baardt Wire
Wrap Cablet. QC Intpector,
and Wave Soktor Operator
Dayt and nlg*.fi Erceflenl
banafitoi
III fu.E N T R Y L E V E L COLLEC
TIONS Pari lime Call peal
duo a ccan H . tome typing A
CRT. h ou re a 4 P M M Th and
day! Friday Non vnoiert
■ w ism u . ns me
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Far hoapilal Ackneualrttor/
CEO Minimum al S yeert
aacrelarial eape*wnca m a
heaim care IpretoraMy hatpi
•all tarring S4 WPM accwraie
ty p in g w ith th trlh an d /
R c lf jt o t o atllia Eaparwnca
In w ard p r a c tilln g . and
• ■ceitoM grammar, ipeumg
and PiPH'ualian tkilli re
qvired Campaldive aalery
and banallta Contact
to lW PlyarevdiAre.
.Ft
■ K PAN DIMQ
e it r m in a t in o co m pany
la In need St toctoUclant.
I n a p a c t a r t . and pkane
Cell in te r i
M A IH T C H A N C E /O R IV E R
With prevtout i p
to b a
variety of |oba tor upending
depl MVR .hacked Nan
tm ehert Apply: The Rich
PSa«.**l W i Ith si.. Senlerd
M A N A G E R T R A I N E E • To
I74KI National co otlera
training a iUtrer benefit pkgl
Your dagraa A Ilia retail
know ledge gl vea vou limllleai
growth I AA A Cmptoymaal.
140 W T S I h S I .............J77SIT4
M IU MAINTENANCE
With knowtodgs of conveyor
tyatoma. welding. Heel Itbrl
c a tio n , p n s u m a t ic i and
hydraulic! tor day and night
thtftt Deland area Southern
Cypreaa,
444TXXII
MOTEL MANAGERS
Live In motel manageri Ol
llrv end malnlonance tap
- . J ■ ■ .' - • ! . no chlld-en
Poland tree eoe TJf Hal
A p p ly in peraon to:
L a k e v ie w N u r eieg Cantor
H i e 2nd SI........... ..
N U R S E A ID E S N E E O E D II
T 1 a n d 1 II t h ll la F T A PT,
A p p ly : D E B A R Y M A N O R . 40
N H w y IT A *7. Oetokry, FI
M o n t h r u F r l.
t A M I c a P M 44S 4 4 7 IE E O
P a rt In i# c h M ca re w orker
w a n ted lo r t m a ll p riv a te day
c a re ca n to r SaO G 'h r Appear
H h o u ra , M o n F r l X I T U I
PART TIME
P e rso n to c a r e ta r up to I
• I d a r ly r r a ld e n it C ooking.
cle a n in g 1 p e r io r a l ca re re
g u ire d C a lli ia lt a r t P M l D TaOl
PART-TIME SECRETARY
Mon thru Frl. Paid vacation
and hohdeyt Good working
condillenal
Call H IT *)*
PART TIME SAUS
N e e d t e le a a a t o c l a i t t la
m a rk e t o u r b o t t t r le it water
p ro d u ct lin o O i r a u o c le le i
e ra m o lin g s e so par wove 4
up C a ll B ill a llT S O S e l
PAYROLL CLERK
And Gen
oral Othce help Full lime
Full benshia Call Cher Ira
Bardot a l _________ 1 7 1 1441
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
A U SHIFTS, FU li/PT. TIME
SNEW PAY RATESS
STAFFING NURSES
HOME HEALTH AIDS' CNA S
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
AU SHIFTS
Apply, orient and wefc today
Gal paid tomerrow i
M E D IC A L PER SO N N EL POOL
41* N Orlande Ave
Hwy IT e t
Zee 1144
Maitland
luahru
S
IMHfl Kef F * » ^ *
BOOMING MCA i
HIGH NUMBER OF SAUS...
Haa breed Mutter Realty,
Lake Mary e ffk « to eapendt
loosin g lor a lew more e 1(0
r lanced at toe lent to handae
•hit hot area Far private
In te r v ie w c e n t a l' L in d a
Mwctntoday1
I X Itol
INSIDE PHONE SALES
If ywu have a great vqfca and
a dynemk pertenal'ly we will
tram you to make IX .004 pfut.
tailing to buameetaa an iha
ph on e C all P al M urphy
Friday M M IPM
JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR
C e p e r le n c f w o r k in g
i m r i L* t r lar t owirn ilwfti
Fwtlflr M fl Nf w Goad p o j 4
Can m t t t
SAUS MANAGERS
Bofttod water Nr If per gallon
without Iha bottle It creellnq
waves Mi Central Florida! Our
telea managers are making
U 000 to m oot per ma We
need Immediate kelp to m eel
this overwhelming demand tar
our producICofl fell 41*OS41
S A LE S MANAOER
S14KI
E e c e lto n l career c h o ic e !
Supervise telea alall l Ca of
lara lull banallta Including
denial I Dynamic personality
lakaa Rt AAA Eaiatoymawf.
top w a m s i . .......... m s i r a
SAUSMAN/MANAGEMENT
For hag S banner company.
Mutt be capable' Call Freely
lor details!.........
**S 1T*»
71— H e lp W a n te d
WAREHOUSE/DCUVERY
P trta n n eed ed la r lo ca l
carp ttln g com pany C all
Barry af
i n IXS
WAREHOUSE MANAOER • »
Will hire now I Super chancel
Keep warehouse A worker! Ml
into-1 Fnl', w'.'—ing L it
celvlngl AA A Empieyrr
now/ ism s i _____ m »sir*
WORK YOUR 0WW HOURS!
Pari Tima Oamorelratara tor
tupermarkela. Central FI
area Retired A mama wal
cornel Send toftor to Bor TXS
PO Bor WIT Senlerd F I. KTTI
5UCERSED REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATES NEEDEO
E X P A N D IN G , goad cam
mlaatont (incentive program)
plenty of Door time, pleasant
atmotphere. good localton.
your own desk 1 new models
coming soon Come |oin m l
Call Jannto’ a Realty Inc.
Ask tor Amelia .........S/4US4
8
ASSEMBLERS
SHORT ORDER C00R
Full lima poalicn. SPM to
11PM Cali lor In terview ,
1IT1 Ask tor Bob y Mika
m
ssssssssss
Start that new career today I
(Don't W alft) Travel Iha wild
wild Waal. Treat. Arlrena. N.
Me.ICO. Calll. Btachaa. Las
Vegas, and return Young F la
llrm looking to hire 4 guys A 4
girls. II or older to alert work
today I Mutt be iMigto. naet,
and tree to bare al onca
Three wkt on the |ob framing
with all erpentet paid Earn
S IX ICO wtty For Interview
tee M r Alton WiMto al Hoi I
day Inn. ( l a A SR M l. Fab
Tth Irani Noon to I PM only
No Phono Calll Platte I
Parents Walctmel
TEENAGERS IM G
Par1 hma |cb Alter school A
Saturdays ISO to SIX weakly
Adult supervision A Irampor
lotion provided Call 4*S 4400.
woe* en Is » • u l tW tor Joe
TELEMARKLitxS
1X4 per day Iding phono
orders! *04 III fXT.aef. L X .
TELE MARKETERS
Red hat bell nett I Tala phone
orders al home tor our pro
due f t People cal you Up to
S1SO per dayl 104 4*1 H I4. a it
K4
Natlea'i b ail II
TELEMARKETER
Earn 14 plat per hear aalltrtg
a p p a la tm e n lil Perm anent
position Call Checfes Berdati
17IM4S.edtl4
TRAINERS
S ll atoll avail
able Our cllenti mow tholr
apprecia'lon lor ebal you do
F orm al training A bonus
Coll
m in t
TRA VEL AOENT TRAINEE •
SS hrl Matp cltortt Naval the
global Etparlenco helpful but
will train sharp pwaonl Hurry
Ml today I AAA Emptoymanl.
T g g w is m s t .
I7SSIT4
TRC
T
URGENT NEED !
SANFORD AREA
• Medial Device Wig
• High School Dipkmu
• f emjles’ Miles Accepted
• No Fee. No Contact
Sanford area madical manu
lecturer needs assemblers to
work Mi Itwlr clean, happy and
Irlendly company Good pay
and benefits These positions
could become permanent You
must have your own car and
REGENCY
TEMPORARIES
740-0111
73— E m p lo y m e n t
W a n te d
RAISE YOUR GRADES!
Profeaiionali w ll tutor all
lavela of Mam. Science A
Enqliahl............ Call i n 477*
9 3 - R o o m s lo r R e n t
EXCELLENT LOCATION!!
Klfchea A laowdry prlellegeal
ni44H *•»»*■ 77S-IWI____
WINTER SPRINGS Kit Prlvl
leges. AC A Pool. S7S wkly or
U00 mo Coll Jerry n >«4l4 II
no answer.
n>B747
I I f Bdrm. w/prvf. karts S4S
dtp t S4S wkly. Pro tor r*
spoaaikle working mala ar
mala rthree walcanie
H I4 4 H
I reami tor rent, SIM each,
unlurmihed Non smokeri
Call Jell ..................IMHS4
em p/ P e r m
PERSQNNU
7605100
U R O E N TLY NEED OE PE N
OABLE PERSON to Mil full
line of high qualify lubricants
to manufacturing, trucking,
construction end term cut
lomare In me Orlando area
Thorough training program
For personal Infer * v . write
D G Grant. Southwestern Pa
trola u m . Bor M IM S. F t.
Worth. T a I4MI or phone
(limn 7X4
WANTED!
Waitreat A Kitcton help. Cato
S arran la. Ik Mary. C all
* MAM lu ll MAM 177 4413
97— A p a r t m e n t s
F u r n is h e d / R e n t
97— A p a r t m e n t s
F u r n ik h e d / R e n t
SANFOBO Lovely I bdrm apt
Close to down town I SI00 wk
♦ *700lo ; .In ti U ll 777 774!
BEAUTIFUL LAKEVIEW AfTS!
Brand Ntw W all lo Wall
Carpal A Tile Convenient
welt to Elementaly. Middle A
High School* and IT *1 Pool.
Private Balcony. Central H/A.
Dishwasher. Eel In Breaklasl
Nook F u rn ish ed and/or
weekly available VIM Plus
IIM Florida A v e . Senlord
I New Management | >17*414
FOR QUIET. SINGU STORY,
ENERGY EFT1CIENT
FURNISHED STUDIOS
$299 MO.
CAU TODAY
SANFORD COURT APTS
373 3301
MOVE IN SPECIAL. HIS
EFFICIENCY APT
C A LL!X -n *T
PARTLY FURNISHED 1 A 1
room apfa U04/CTS mo On
the but line I ............. I l l IMS
SANFORD • I room elhcloncy
w/pr. barn A entrance Close
to downtown ITS wk r fISO
sac , Incl Wfll
-----m TH*
SANFORD
Huge 7 bdrm .
complete privacy, clote to
downtown SIX wk plus I M
security
171774*
I bdrm furnished q>l Air. heal,
c 4' paled quiet neighborhood
I US/ark Mk * uflllHaa plus dtp
Call I X MX
99— A p a r t m e n t s
U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t
BEAUTIFUL LAKEVIEW APTS!
Brand New Wall to W all
Carpal A Tile Convenient
walk to Elementary. Middle A
High Schools and IT *7 Pool.
Private Balcony. Central H/A,
Dishwasher. Eel In Breaklasl
Nook. Fu rn ish ed end/ar
weekly available SIM Plus
IIM Florid* A v e . Senlord
( New Management I 111 4414
DELTONA
Clean 1 bedroom I bath SIX
Call MO MS* or (toil rtf UM
DORCHESTER APTS.
LeboMary
m e *is
GOOD LOCATION! Newly da*
.ratod »7»S to * T i me iwima
uTllitle. pa C. no pats Aetor
> osrequrod
777 1(10
MARINER'S VILLAOB
Lk Ada I bdrm .........LI 10 mo
7 bdrm. IMS mo A up H I «4 X
Randolph Court Apartments
New Under New Management
Midden Late Dr. !M -IM t
SANDUW000 VILLAS
Cendtl 1 bdrma. I
beths
Peel. L e rg * reams. Felly
tqvp p td
kitchen, waslkar/
dryer, screened perch. C/H/A
Carre, toceltonl Adults, aa pats
Icelak). S4l*/ma I I I STtl
SPACIOUS!)
1 Badcaamt. I baths
Rent Sterling At:
Q r o v e V le w
540*
^ \p ts.
I Lake Mery Bird
321 0584
SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS
SI** RENT SPECIAL
SIM SECURITY
• APPLICATION FEF
I end > bdrm dupiea's bom
U N per monm Individual
psllut. Ig pool, lenced play
ground and U u n & y laclllltot.
Eeceltonl locellon on IT *7
between 4S4 A Lk Mery Blvd
firmlies Wtlcomt! 323-2920
UNFURNISHED
ONE UFT1!
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
CAU TODAY
323 3301 En. 112
a RNS
O LPN S
eCNAS
• D IE T A R Y C O O K S 'A I D E S
O M O U S E K E E P IN G A ID E S
Wa are a new and modern 11*
bed akilled nurelng lacilily
ollerlng eecellonl bene lift I
Apply In peraon or cell
Mec Kken Nur ting Center
ISS Lenderi< Piece
“ Save lim o a n d m o n e y w h e n y o u u s o t h is O lr e c t o r y "
la n g w o o d . FI.
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PRESS OPERATOR
E ■p er lanced o n ly I F u ll lim e
B e n e h rt A p p ly a l T ru De
menatona. 1414 N SR fe ll.
Lon g wood. F I o r c a ll 111 4041
RADIOLOGY RECEPTIONIST
Full hma M int be familiar
with madical termlneiegy
E ■per loner n computer k and
radioto
dtoiogy department Ihotpi
lal or phyaklan’i office I pr»
tarred Apply
Weal Vefuue M em em l Heapdel
X I W Plymouth Ave
_______ Do Land. Florida _____
SAUS REPRESENTATIVE
OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
A p p ly . R ic k Plan
SSI W l l t o S I . Saale.4
E Q U IP M E N T MECHANIC •
Keep meet engine* humming)
Nice boat needt you* Any gat
engma taper lance pwto you to
work today 1 AAA I myivy
LPN RN NEEDED
T 1. FT. or P T. Apply Oebory
Manor. M N t IT *7. Debar,
A great piece to week I EOE
P A R T T IM E O R IV E R S
WANTEO Thuradeya only Sf
por hour Apply In par ion
The Sanford Auto Auction
X*SSloto R oadM E etl
Senlerd *am kl epm
DOMINO'S PIZZA
DRIVERS
OWNER OPERATORS
L o c a l M a n u fa c tu rin g company
»••*» c o n v e y e r m e ch a n ic!,
w a ld e r a . t h e a r A b r a k t .
m a c h ln rtla
... C a ll 711X X
CAt '.IN 0 4 L L G Ih u .il
|
N a eaperlencei Madia En
lar pci tea can piece lever aI
NEED A JOB?
neat, anthutiatfk individual!
CallOltlan Today'
to aiaht our alall with now
OLSTEN SERVICES
p rom otion al d u llt t 1104
T404TTI
monm plut bonvt A bonallla
N E W H I O H E R S T A R T IN G
Soma travel A light, office
P A Y I F a r c a n Ih a d or ta p e r'
lk lllt may help For mart
•n e ed N u r ia A id e * A ll a h tfltl
d tla llt Call Mr Roebuck:
te n SIAM Rd o r
m i m i
CRT OPERATOR • To M hrl
C o iy o i l i e r ! E tlab llih ed
w holetale company hat a
chair tor you I You read a flair
tor flguret to trier orderal
Don't delay I AAA Eiaptoy
mewl. TOOW }Slh St. 1711114
W lS lh S I.
RN T 1 thift. pert lime
Apply Mi peraon
Lakeview Nerving Center
* I* E |nd SI . Santard
RN FU LL TIME/DAY SHIFT.
A R N / L P N P A R T -T IM E
pestilent available
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Hillhaven Heeltk Care Cantor
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Thura . Feb g HAM to TPM.
Orlando M arrtoll Hatol Oltka
aupporl. health care, hatpilal
Ity. and retail pouiloni Free
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H H A 'S W e o i le r com p etitive
ra to a C a ll M l OROOtor oppt
323-3700
★
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LIRE HELPING PEOPU?
• A New Career
a A New Beginning
Call Fraser Star
CASHIER NEEDED!
71— H e lp W a n te d
We are tooling tor ) telea
people lo alert immediately I
W tO F F E R
a Good Harting pay
a Group medical 'Ufa Inauranca
a Denial plan
a Pd vacation A hohdayi
• Co vehicle k equipment
• E ectllenl Opportunity
T o Advancement!
Cher company haa ever SI
rear! evpenerxe mi Iha peal
control industry For a can
hdtnflal Interview, call Dave
Armatreng between ePM end
TPM al H I SI4I Apply Ml
paraan
M ataay Services.
Inc . Ill# Cloy Ave
Orlando
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oI k c err am shops
nerds gu elifkd lemiUca
lo o p rie tr thru own
Ccuu/eH.
Icc Cream Factory
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February 11 A I I
To make an appointment
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CONCRETE. REMOOELINO
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tabsl Call Agart
177 SaM
B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs
Add 11 fans Rinse *i*ag. Repairs
DOORS. FLOORS DECKS
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CUSTOM HUMES
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HOMES.OFFICEL STORES
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M yra u p fOOiSSel 177 S7R7
C a r p e t / F lo o r
C o v e rin g s
MR B S RUGOIANING
This monm spec let I I reams
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CALL
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HOUSE A AFT t t i ANINO
Cell Arm 111 Miter
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CONCRETE WORK
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SUNDOWN DATINO CLUB
A lla r d e b la , ik a r f - t a r m
nsvmkerihips new eveiiekie
torelleget Free Mam bee Skip
tor leditsl
_____ *1 * t i n
Handy M an
"DO IT ALL”
Home Repeire. PefnlMsg. Im
prevamenH A t o l l Any thing
everything Free eslimeiea
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Cell n ie o s j
HOME REPAIR. Minor Etocbk
A Plumbing Yerd Cleaning *
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Free t i l l me lea1 Cell H I to ll
t r y PS IN CONSTRUCTION!
R ellrtdl Small |obal Call
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L a n d c le a r in g
BACK HOE. Dump truck. Shall.
Bush hag Bet bfadmg and
Placing 177 HD* or 177*111
L a n d s c a p in g
HOGUE S
Free Iit lm tle s
New P lan tin gs. Pruning.
Myi<HACNm>«
7PBM7
L a w n S e r v ic e
CASIO MOWER PARTS
DISCOUNT P R IC IS It
ftU A French Aee I I I 44M
TOTAL IAWNCART
Mew. Edge A Weed Eating
LigMMeehag
Veer Round Service
Cell IS* 4B *________
Nursing Care
Ctrl I 'M * ear so ha* large room
tor ambulatory lady Reason
a b le r e l t * . h o m e y a l
Can n s « X *
P a i n tin g
OAR IN OWE NS LICENSED
HOME PAINTINO A REPAIR
ESTIMATES
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Preaawe Cleaning a d Pawling
Call Raaer I S MAS
P a in tin g
* * SPRING SPECIAL * *
Yea buy the materiel
WE A P P L Y IT III
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of malar lei you pay tori
Eecellenf R tf A IS Vre. Cap
Cell Seder tor baa e* time lei
ta> ITS U44 I
STENSTROM PAINTINOCO
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older homes I Far a Free
Eihmeto phene eny llmal
77) MM or toe MS lie *
P r e s s u r e C le a n in g
B 1 B SHAM I PRESSURE
CLEANERS
F u lly p o r ta b le I F r e e
Ettlmetosl
Cell 177 T70*
M A n ra i
M O S ILI1IO WASHER
Res /Cemm/Mekili Menres
STEAM CLEANING
W/CHEMICAL INJECTION
44/ 1W4M4 er M4 M l n i l
R o o lln g
ROOF REPAIRS A reroof on
until Me! real Wbrk gueren
toad, relevance!
jjt 1 IX
G e n e r a l H a u lin g
TRASH & IUNK REMOVAL
CLEAN UP NOBe '
in MTS
S w im m in g P o o l
S e r v ic e
l*M SWIMMING POOLS MM
Warehoue* ctoermca of new
IM t peels 14 R a tt IS
completely malaitod Includra
huge deck. ladMv tonong
biaer end akinuvwv T manors*
e.i'iecee Omar poata avail
ebto Cell toll Ire* 14 hours!
S M * 1i ) 4444 A mar K an Peel*
By An Amor Ken Company
CGNO CeCO'keee
Tree Service
ECHOLS TREE SERVICE
Freeet«m e*e»i la w P rK v il
L k Im Slump Crtidmg. Tael
177 777! day WM to
-Let The Praia 11 laweta de I t "
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K I T N ’ C A R L Y L E ® b , I j r r y W rig h t
1 BO»m . upttklrt (pi Electric
kttthen. ulllltlet Inriudedi
Mature ilngt* or couple WJJ
pirnI M depmil g m i w
4tHAN0 PALMETTO!
Ckne to thopplng 1 but line!
E itre large I M m . I bath
Near everythin g! Jut I re
hoveled Cleen 4 convenient I
Call I M P 1 3_________
103— H o uses
U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t
DEBAR Y AREA
1 bdrm . I bath, garage, quiet
neighborhood U H mo plut
le t urItv_________Call tea WO
Of BAST
1 bdrm home available Im
mediately!
quiet reddantlel
area lCalIMflIBO)
EOREST CITY AREA
3 bedroomt j bithi | car
garage, lanced yard trt) mo
_________ Cell i7% TOT_________
HIDOEN LAKE VIUA
J bdrm . > bah wreened
porch. I car garage. tUO per
mo Lea to aim option to bvyl
Cafl owner/brgkar
t o o l It
IONGWOOD WOODLANDS
) bdrm. I bath, icr
dldlngul (had area
porch,
t>lO
LAKE MARY
1 bedroom, I bath with
fireplace, new peinl
DM
B {j
260-8800
SALE/LEASE
Santord. J bdrm. IK bath,
con crete block, cncloted
garage. Can H/A. I d wo or
m enu
caii i n : i o
SARFOlfP AREA RANCH
IP were*. with large ho>r(e, *
(tell barn. & more 11)00 per
month Near Geneve m a i l )
SANFORD/LAKE MAR T
>/). double garage, no pet(
Avail Now
u n mo t tec
STENSTROM
REALTY, INC.
VVe list and sell
m ore properly than
anyone in Ihe Greater
Sanford la k e M ary area.
NEW LISTING! Modett central
Santord ) bdrm . 1 bath with
equlppad kitchen, ceiling tank,
air and home warranty plan!
Jwlt tee and compart all Ihe
evtretel! t u ooo
LITTLE HOUSE I on I to ) ocret
In Geneva ereal Jutt whal
many talk* are looking lor!
Convenient to town yet owoy
from the city- Perfect lor a
gerdner who might alto want
a tew chkkant. ratdMtv and
maybe a horta or two! Vl/kOO
n it n o ________
SANFORD, EXC. CONDITION'
) b d rm t. IK baht, law mo
K tid e p o tit Nopott r o o m
2525 YALE AVENUE
Large 1 bdrm . ) bath. C/M/A,
Ratoroncet required Avail
able March lit MIS per mo
Security ol tSOO 133 11* /or
_______________________ m HOP
1 bdrm I bath. (OIK Palme'to.
Santord IJ ttm o
Call 4Vk
IN CASE YOU MISSEOI Our
lin t ad. we have a nicely
maintained ) bdrm . ) bath In
Lake Mary! Hat Can H/A.
nearly new root, near I a and
(hopping Great tv-me tor
itarten or rellrootl Priced
right all
....... UMOO
ATTRACTIVE! 1 bdrm . I bath
on IK acret In quiet country
telling! Hat llreplace. dining
room, equipped kitchen, lami
ly room erv, moral
1*1.100
C O M P L E T E L Y R E ■
FURBISMEOI E>tra nlca )
tlory * bdrm . ] bath with Can
H/A. fireplace, formal dining
room, family room, tcreonad
patio, morkthop and many
other featured Located on
comer lot tart ...
tat too
EW L o t
RBOR u fT 'K O I
Large we*1 kept ) bdrm . I
belh ranch ttyle on corner lot
with beautiful treat Enough
■pace to make a third bdrm
Equipped kitchen, formal
dining room, family room,
double garage. Can M/A. and
warranty plan I
t u i 000
A t llltta at tw o Total move In
cat! will help buy you and
your family a new or pre
owned I bdrm home with a
monthly pml at taw at MW
Call today to confirm It you
qualify I
**********
Call Any Time
321- 2720
322- 2420
DELUXE DUPLEX
2433 LAKE AVE 8
Like new } bdrm t. I bath.
C/M/A. carport, mother dryer
_Jwok^£_^$£_«tr»i e v e t _ b « ^ _
1 0 7 - M o b ile
H o m e s / Rent
CENTRALLY LOCATED
I bdrm t. I) It > (0 ft Fenced
yard, near thefping Older
couple only I
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m im
COUNTRY SETTING!
tl X «d. ] bdrm. IK bath,
water A garbage lurmthedl
WM plut dypotlt C a llW D i)
FURNISHED! A ) BEDROOM
Park Arenue Mipile Park
Adullt. No Pelt_________III 7*41
11^— S to ra g e R e n ta ls
STORAGE/WORK SHOP
K00 (quart tret can be tpllt
Voc y reetonable______ l » net
115— I n d u s tr ia l
R e n ta ls
AAA bUSINESS CENTER New
office whto me bay with
oihc*u n t>n a t w rit*
W arthavia 35J50 ,,j . . . ti
tenced. In Sonlord With
bridge crone Celt collect
m m mi
WAREHOUSE ?MFC SPACE
Oiondo north | 4 of I*t 44
MOO tq u rt (Mf it I) 90 pot
M)4TR tool Mill ccm*d»f btvtikf
lrY9Offices
];i *414
114— R e a l E s ta te
SALVATION!!
Let ut tave yoce credit i
Webuyhemat tattcethl
niOTWor Alt IA13
117— C o m m e r c ia l
_____ Rentals_____
BOOT SHOP
WITH CAR DEALER LICENSE!
tlteSanterd Avemw til aw )
FOR SALE/LEASE
In Santord uted car lot. two
bay garage w/lltt, teiet office
tmonce orr.ee, M plut vohicte
city
Great Locahoni
Call t il mm
123— W a n te d to R ent
U l l Park Dr . Santord
M l W L ett Mary Bl . Lk Mary
Call TollErr* 1 100-323 3720
AFFORDABLE!
Santord. > IK . one
Central H/A. carpel, lent.
11*30 tc porch, fenced
111. WO. tow dovm payment
o m e i ot o n ices
AVAILABLE FOR L E A K
Fed tervtce with recepMownl
lo d e d e d
W e r t b e e t e er
tier age #/**• ere evatlakke w >
elhce >04 N Kink located I
bikt Item lewHoete Cfy
Cite* N w w Mm loete e< M
week* Feytnfe caM 111*313
fu
183— T e le v is io n /
R a d io / S te re o
MILLERS
1*1) Or Undo Dr
1110)13
107— S p o r tin g G o o d s
GUNS!!
All typet taw prlceet Call for
dataitt________ M iw ie
RET1RIO 1IIOO11 R mil f J
gunt a! 30\ ol valuot S A W
and Coll hand gunt Browning
tuptrpoted Win A Rem trap
A tkeet gunt Ram 300 BDL
JO 0* and Weatherby XXII
rlllet
Call tee OBI
189— O ffic e S u p p lie s
/ E q u ip m e n t _____
C O L D 111C I A .
B A N K C R 13
IDEAL REAL ESTATE
D M ) 331 (M l
Properly / Sale
OWNER ANXIOUS!!
Santord. by owrwr. reduced
1/1. atiumabl*. taw down ]
vrto<d, i l l too
331 «Yu
Santord. 1 bdrm, IK both,
con crete block, e n c lo ttd
garage. Can M/A, w o o d or
MW mo .......
Call m )3al
SANFORD - )/l. Lg C Block
Good are* 133.100. Aitumabi*
S<000 downof ler
SENEZ
131 f)1*
321-075V.......... 321-2257
BY OWNER
) bdrm IK bom, 1COOO down
and attum* mortgage I I I )
Cypreta, Santord DO 13*1
CHERISHED YESTERDAYS!
Lovely renovated touthern
charm hum# on large lot
(haded by hug* nak Iroet
Scrtyned pool, firep la ce
modern kilchwn. garage apt A
much m oratPrlc* reduced
to
1D3 WO
Alter Hewn Call
SYLVIA CARAWAY 3t* m i
CALL BART
REAL ESTATE
REALTOR
8 ) Mtt
LU l T O H A IA M f.l t kSON
Ingreundpool br«k t bdrm ,
I K bam wim family room
intercom doubt* garage and
iprlnklert Only
131 00011
Makvda Cary
wt m i
DELTONA N r* an brut )
bdrm , 1 bam family room,
•pl .corner lot
MOOOOown
MateOkCnry
llk lt ll
DELTONA FAMILY HOME
1 bdrm . | b4»th. gftfsft. Ctn
H 'A, ccHiftg fanv p n « M f
♦•WCR, ) f«4 rt rs»wf WOOD
4w w 4 4»svm« kotn f HA «t
Wf flU
OEVOTED T O (X C E L L E N C I
Ih,truce ) Bdrm home M h a t
a tat to ottarl Hew upgraded
elect.k tervtce. coiling lent
btg I 'e r y e buiid>ng large
yard with a a l l . w ell l*r
w a te rin g i u t t red u ced !
1*0 000
C* La wane Knk
D IM M
★
★
★
★
★ AFFORDABLE! ★
* * * DELTONA * * *
WELL MAINTAINED! ] bdrm ,
l i t balh. e a l In kitchen,
garage. ERA HOME WAR
RANTYI Ctata to Slat* A local
parkil O ntyl.... ......... 113*00
CLOSE TO GOLF PLU1 POO LI
Super floor plant Spilt 1
bdrm . 1 bath. 1 car garege,
eal in kitchen, tcreened room,
fenced pool arra. brick Irani,
greet local ion I
133 000
•MAS 0,1 R E A LT Y
fl IIII w
Ilurau ll.wmll ckrluVr m m
★
BRAND NEWI REAO Y TO
OCCUPYI duality built 1
bdrm . 1 both , ] car garage
la r g e fa m ily room with
firep la c e , vory d e tlra b l*
litn o
toce'ton!...............
407-5743000
904-775-3000
C m k w i >04-775-3491
★
SPARKLING NEW HOME
] bdrm . 1 balh. Large country
kllchen opent to covered
polio Vaulted celling. Brick
llreplace Energy ellklen t!
Priced right!
____
1*1,W0
Mary Tatar*
Venture I Propeytiet
Call F3* Met *r 131 fiat
1UNLANO ESTATES
Newly renovated ) bdrm New
Cen M/A. tott ol room. Low
down to qualified buyer |
Priced mth* U T it
SOURCE REALTY 3** 3131
LAKE MARY
ONE OF A KIND JEWEL!
REALTY
IN G R O U N D S W IM M IN G
POOL I Charming 1 bdrm . 1
bath hem* on large toll Living
room tfnlng area. Ig kitchen,
family rm . doted perch. I
car garage I ____
U3.1W
LARGE CORNER LOTI (chain
link tartcel. good a cen t to I l
A Mary I3AF1. h o c rout 1
bdrm home, featuring 1 uttlt
ty roomt. Ig living rm . din
Ing t lichen A carport' tl* goo
FIX UP HOME) 1 bdrm . home
on high Ig lot, c lo t* to
downtown Debar y i
U ) W0
PRIVACY PLUSI Great Lo;a
lion I Beautiful Ig lot with
thad* heet A Areioetl Newly
painted 1 bdrm . ) bath home!
QuttoebuyOtl
U3V00
1IHWY I3*3 DE BAR Y
407 740 8500
AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDS
h
i a i
row
321 7123
LESS THAN S2500 CASH
JutI remodeled 1 bdrm )
bath, new c h a carpet, paint,
root Screen porth, met freed
lol Good area
Only lie (OD
Call Becky Coerton, CCIMi
Ra/Ma> D IN Realty
U ttIN
* roomt. 1 Gel'll cement bwxft
home 7oned commercial
t* X M0RTGACE!
Non qualifying' Builder t tpllt
) bdrm , ) bam peat room 3
CP garage, tcraerwd porch,
privacy tenced
Low 1301
Call m i d *
n illF l
er
>
201 — H o rs e s
HORSE BOARDING
Fulf board m la t a Mary. 11*0
per month Call )»J331
7 GRASSY ACRES
S Sanford Avo . Slallt avail
able'
Can T3i l**t
203— L iv e s t o c k a n d
P o u ltr y
BEOS BCDSBEDS
A0ULTPEACOCKS 515
I yr eta (mail gear
111
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C II I C ¥ 1 O k r O K I A N D
STARTEO. Me II M QUAIL
CHICKS. IK
CALL 13) HM
A H a cta n e n d me I
UlOor b/otter
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l*on, mult Mil tKm fo h **lt9 \
Ills 000 MVTlwJfvg rv«l
2 1 3 - A u c llo n s
BRIDGES AND SON
Th’jw J iY f PM
Wt BUY ESTATESI
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33)3*01
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iw t v e l ro c k a r with blue and
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A c c e s s o r ie s
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t ia l, t la ln t a t t d e a l double
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323-5188
Before You
Lease!
260-2000
ONE MONTH
FREE RENT
S A N fO tO
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GLASS i METAL SHELVING
FO R SALE
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233— A u to P a r is
/ A c c e s s o r ie s
• DUAL OIL FILTER*
RELOCATION KIT
For Chevy V* or ttrelghi t
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Never uiedl Call Rkhard
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•MISCELLANEOUS ITIMSI •
New Truck Bo<
S*0. Ill
Spoke Wheel Covert DO
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4 TIRESI 111 . 30 . I). Near
new 1 100each or betl Oder
Call))) T3DI
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234— I m p o r t C a r s
and T ru c k s
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w it h p ro fe b lo r and l p l k t r
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rig h t. U O C a ll 133 « * t
MUST SEU! DATSUN 2402
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2 3 1 -C a rs
CHEVY BONANZA i, TON
1*3). ihort bed. avcellenl
condi tor pees
Ml 811*
BELOW BOOK PRICE
IMS Chevy Celebrity SW lit)
JeepCJ) Renegadi By owner
M* l*44*r t d lM l
■UICK RIOAL
lf<l.etce'lenl cordifont D m
FORD COURIER PICK UP
IIM. Air! Economical I Runt
good! Cwtlom wood btdl
Perfect for work! Atklng
Sl OdJ or will corn,dec highett
offer Call evening* ))k D*i
ro f l is A / u i m i _____________
CAOIUAC SEVILLE
if il, E*c tond Mbit Mil M l
w—kt W 0 or b/ft m t t t )
CAOIUAC OeVIUE
leeo, Ctaan. A l Condition!
Leather lead! Loaded! 1)400
or beef offer!
M lllll
CAU ME TO SELL!!
If you need help telling your
uted car or truck, boat or RV
for tho r ight price CALL
_______ 1T*)*lkHII_______
1 IDCUSTOMVAN
Itlt. Eiceltant condlllonl
Auto . AC. PS/PB. V I .
AM FM Catted* CO Modlo.
TUI wheel, tunroc*. 1 caplain't
chair*. Atting t) 500 Can
313 Sail alter iP M weetdeyt
Full tit* truck topper, fid * d
bed. ) month* ok), white, mutt
tacrlftco______
Ml 0*M
1979 CHEVY PICK UP
VI. good work truck, atklng
MOOt
Call 133 Mtt
eutomatk. air Lika New!!
1**3
FORDIM
4X4
XLT. 3*000
NADA price S im Our Price,
mlletl AAonday *iru Friday.
1>*W>
4)1 1*30 I
•AM to 1PM
Call 13) kit)
MERCEDES 1000
I*)). All opHorn *K>udmq tun
238— V e h ic le s
mot Very clean! 1 ewrwri ;
tlnte new 11S.M0 Call MB OTO [
W a n te d
NO CREDIT’ ”
JUNK • WRECKED CARS/
AS LOW A l 134* OOWNI
TRUCKS Running or not We
B U Y HE R E II
P A Y H E R E It
olio tell good uted motor! A
T R U C K W O R LD
trantmltitan*______
Ml 4AM
IC A R S * TRUCKS)
WE PAY TOP M for wrvekad
1ST ST. A E L M . S A N F O R D
cart, truck! W* Sell guar an
____________ n i - i w i ___________
teed uted part* AA AUTO
SALVAGE *1 OeAery ***«*«)
OLDS CALAIS
If**, i door, leal blue, greal
239— M o t o r c y c le s
condition' Bataw retail! ta M0
______ Call r o 1830_______
a n d B ik e s
PUBLIC AUTO AUCTKMt
EVERY WEO NIGHT f KPM
HONDA MOPED!!
DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION
CR Elite M. taatt > Only 10)
Hwy n. Oaytena Baach
CMEVE T T E
1*11
4 door
tktlta* L ik e new I we) TO «C3l
m ro tn i
LO N O W Q O Q P L.
Wi n n
I 28 CAMAR0
l**S
T Top*. Loadvd!
Tat# Over payment*!
i an uj k ill »r»> ii'M
1977 MERCEDES 300 D
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y /ottf v»ry <i»«ni m n n
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condihov l i w i or
t o f o f f * ? Or* cwvnwr )72 4f M
1983 HONDA NIGHTHAWKE
im tiooo c a iir o im
241— R e c r e a t io n a l
V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s
VANTURES TRAILER
tiff. II fl tWf.il I. pri v81#
bdrm Dvluifi Uwdonc*!
______ c i i m n a
1979 FAM LUXURY LINER
BESTBUY!
LIKE NEW'
t e l il) ilK)
243— J u n k C a r s
1911 TOYOTA CRESSI0A
Brown * Door. Auto Air.
•1000 ml
U OOO m 0*31
JUNK CABS REMOVED
NOCHAROt
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AIRLINE TRAVEL SCHOOL
Tom to b* i
• TRAVEL AGENT
• TOUR CUIDE .
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C O M P U T E R A P P L IC A T IO N S
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R E S I D E N T S .. ..
Florida Technical Coilogo
has oponod NEW classroom
facilities in Ihe
LAKE KATHRYN PLAZA
Graduate in 6 months
Day or Evening Classes
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INDUSTRIAL LAND
* 11 ACRES
Call Becky Caurtww CCIMI
Be/MaalMN Kaatty tie k)M
223— M is c e lla n e o u s
M PLYMOUTH Reliant. * dr .
l cyl auto. Air. IMrt Wheel! A
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Oily DM dn
Wheleuler 1)1 t ille r U) ***!
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MARTIN MEDALI1T TENOR
SAX. U3) SELMER (PARIS)
l> F 1*1 C la rin e t, 11*1.
SELMER (PARIS) A Clan
net, 1131
Call*)* OKI
Krw l*M. •'»*
ft 8CD
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HOUSE BOAT1
M a t r e t t tvs■ tp n n g t. tram *
a n d h a a d b o a rd
IK
tk l Good butmou tit*' Seri
tat' A tita plant avakabta
P iK * taterl NOW!
IW TO
Becky Catalan. CCIMi
Rr M ai It * a realty
ilk i i m
222— M u s ic a l
M e r c h a n d is e
GALAXY BOmiDCR
LINOA A RED MORGAN
An
rotao*
SB Subuiu GL Station Wjio b
too mil*!. A/C. ttereo catted*
radta. power lock*, lug rack
Taka over payment J » pel
HCAMARO Ba'I netI*. 1 tpd
Air. Power Winlowt/Ooor L
43 OOOmil
Only 1300 dn
»f/f, 1|*» f t , Ft HP MoPCury
TEAK PAII0 SET
_________ Call w
W A N T E D Good u w d furniture
and antique* CASH PAID.
Antrqufs Winlrd!
* ch a ir* , table A c u th ie n tl
1 >1 I X ) a l) la f t e r I P M
TONED PROFESSIONAL!
Super location for doctor!
oltk* inturanc* or reton
hukv loratien on SR r** W
Motivated Sailor!
let ooo
TOCL1 A ETC
Call 11* 3B30 ____
Cat* p ad ........ — .... 133 u*k
Nlca couch and c h o ir, high
b o c k t. beige wltr Itaral d*
Ugn t loo
Calm s SW)
unlimited, in c.
C A S H FQ H f U H N I I l/ R E
211— A n t iq u e s /
C o lle c t ib le s
C M IC R O W A V E S T A N D *
B u tc h e rb ta ik . t o o l wood, p o id
H 31 *<■ n g | M t a n ) 3)* )X )
aM O DERNCO UCHa
W ith I cuthuant P a ita l r o t a r ti
A b ar g a m a H D C a ll H I 311*
Itwmtl til IT0* l• *k3*
I? CHEVY VAN
* cylinder, stick shift. * ply
radial tlrot, new bailery,
took* and runt good! Betl
offer
, ro w
Olau
KOKOMO ...... ......... roita*
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_____ Call OT IK * _______
Grocer; SloreTOeii
Non Forroet Mai i l l
eWRANGLER JEANS*
l tJf* M IJ N* »w «4jrpii
Cj »i 177 m\J
in u u
L A R R Y 'S M A R T t i l Santord
A v e Hew U te d Iran A appl
Buy/ S e ll 'Trad*
OT I I I )
o L IV IN O BO O M SET •
O n ly * m o n th ! oid. grey 1*1
C o ll J » I M e lk lor W*n<y__
149— C o m m e r c ia l
P r o p e r t y / S a le
t i l Alemlwem Cant Nawtpaper
209— W e a rin g A p p a r e l
KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER
L ik e now
2 3 1 -C a rs
219— W a n te d to B u y
SUNBELT AU10 BROKERS
The fa c to ry a u lb t (for* for
S lm m o n t Saaly A S p rin g a ir
A lt new fa c to ry )n tk and d o t *
o u d C o m p ta fe w itr w a rra n ty
T w in S a l 13)O u * w rS * l A lt*
F u ll Sat »ee K in g Sal t l t a
C a t u W e rry
______ J«B *ta)
HIGH EXPOSURE SITE!
NEW HOME
) bdrmv i befht tee’uret
grea! pea. tott ot tr**t Your
(hoKtof cetort Owyl 111 100
Ala* Aefwtew. Ro/Mat Uwtbm
LAPS0 APS0 S
AKC. IweektiAd
DM
Call >3) rkfkaltar U»M
181 — A p p lia n c e s
/ F u r n it u r e
It* an Writ )1th S t . Santord
LOCMABBOR V I , t it vm
LARRY HERMAN. BROKER
l»* U *
alt b n ___ 331 MU
___________ 8«f JAM
Gr* try Matal* ftamet
121 5700
UTS TALK REAL ESTATE
DANIEL &
W0 HLWENDER
REALTY INC
1108(01331_________ OT8ID
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES!!
AKC.llweekt.ua Call
Ui30 1bdrm. 3balh |l).W0
I3i*0 3bdrrn . i bath 111.BOB
Data 3bdrm . I balh 11 wo
14vM 3bdrm . I balh It) to#
DvM 3bdrm , I hath It!,*00
All tel tqj In Mobile Home Park
_________ Ca ll w i b i _________
INCLUDINO CLOSING COST
1 A * bdrm hornet In Santord.
Deltona. Debary laka Mary.
L o n g w e td A A lla m e n le
Sprmgt For tatactian call
PAUL OSBORNE
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
331 MM er nid3*4
321 9444
Solid Black! Matat A Fematat
Excellent Breeding!
AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
T 0 Q U A U F IE 0 BUYER
R F//V IK K
m
200— R e g is te re d P e ls
157— M o b ile
H o m e s / S a le
305 461-4431/305-441572?
|JAMESLEE
No paper* imoofh A rough
coat* l * * i 1I0OII 11*0*13
PREOWNEDHOMES
★
* DOG MODI E *
3ki. cuttom oullf. on tkldl
Shingled roofl Good condition
« ___________________OTBSIB
PUPfBRFDCmilFS
(03 S3« JIM
★
)
BEVERLY A MASON
TRINKET MASON
Call tar detail! after t PM
★
199— P e ts & S u p p lie s
1U.10D
HIDOEN 1PRINGI
ALTAMONTE
J/J with loft, fireplace, e itro t
Neatl Attumoblemlg W T O
1ST 555,500
TAKES IT!
★
P L A 1 T E R I N O A SluCCO
Equipment, tool* and matarl
ad OT 3*1*.
Atk tor Chuck
1/1, family room l:-;c— !
porch, lencad yard
120,000 UNDER RETAIL!
★
195— M a c h in e r y / T o o ls
HIOOEN LAKE VILLAS
SANFORD
Deltona, lit area Owner det
P*.ate to tell Immediately! 1
bdrm , 1 bath. Spill plant
F o rm a l liv in g A d in in g
w/cameijrat ceilingi! fam ily
r o o m w / t iu g * c o q u in a
llreplace! Lett ol wallpaper A
til*11,100 tq t t , I car garage
Loll ol M U A thrubt! O n *
to I l . thoppirtg A tchoofi
★
* LAWN M OW ER*
Brlggt and Strafon engine
Eaty ttart Good condition!
HOC Call ro*aao day tor
r o o je o td i_______
V*.;if TREES
Home grown t -om teed! ) yrt,
old tllllOKOofaPr , Santord
~ • RYAN)**TRIMMER*
For weed! and gratt Slightly
Uted ISO
Call 331 ten
U lo v c it y 41
SELLER NERVOUS
MUST SELL TODAY!
CITY ESCAPE) Silt on I acre,
ol w o n d erfu l t e d u t lo n .
Cuttom tpllt ) bdrm . 1 both. 1
car garage, lanlattk kitchen,
garden tub In matter. NICE
IN GROUND S C R E E N E D
POOL I Clot* to I II
tv* aoo
193— L a w n & G a r d e n
155— C o n d o m in iu m s
C o -O p / S a le
th li 1 bdrm . I balh comet
with family room, new paint,
gat heat, air. large tenced
yard, carport and (forage
13k 300 13 W0 down. M il 00
mo w/out homettaad M l 3ait
REAL ESTATE, INC
321-5323
fo r es t a n
1 t a n 1 Beth • < v garage
A ttu m b l* no d v e K ta 1" !
t l *00 down AMI net 130 3kir
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Prim * acreage near Cam*lol
and Grant Lina Alto. Ideal
Retlauranf tit*, tuper high
edibility laka Mary Plvd /11
WALLACE CRE11 REALTY
>114133
SANF0R' N: nUAinrtNG
★
ALL STEEL BUILDINGS al
dtakr Invoke, 1000 to W.000
tq ft Call *03 3*1 C l I col tact
F IB IR O LA S S SHOWER
J*"XO". tatt hand, built in
teat. 1*1 HOLLOW CORE
DOOR New,)*". 1*
Call IB let*
OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
Wooded tall Rkrer accett
1UOO oath No money down,
141 41 monthly Owner
(W i n * A C T or IK k l*1330*
SANFORD BY OWNER
★
191— B u ild in g
M a t e r ia ls
153— A c re a g e L o ts /S a fe
Ib d n iM ir o 3311ar m il* *
SANFORD • ) bdrm. 1 bath.
Can M/A. Rvpwnted W W
Carpel
M3.W0
Owner financing!
IM IU3
111.000
Call Bryin Stifltt
407-441-4390
CASSELBERRY] I acre looed
PR I Reduced lo 1*1.900 W.
MaIkrewtk I R»*ltar...r o 3 m
SALE/LEASE
133** H Yt l Ldm-.., j bam *, I
plan, plenty ot room, and
largo tat Built In DtO Great
neighbor hood I Only 10 min to
Sanford!
SHARP COPIER
RtducHon/Enlargtment. leu
than 1 month! old 1*31 or betl
offer
Coll *«3 lark
149— C o m m e r c ia l
141— H o m e s l o r S a le
ILLNESS FORCES SALE!
MUST SACRIFICE!
Priced botaw market value I
Modern 1 bdrm . 1 bath
country horn*, family rm ,
covered patio, t i x i l ' open
pa Ito. 1 lakrt. boautltul Cedar
treat evt appro. l ' t acret
Cen H/A. partially fenced
Owner will help arrange II
nanclngl ..............
I t 5 000
Cell (403) t t i M l)
133 HU
Good Utad T V ' t i l l and up
fly owner. 1 bdrmt . Ibo
Screened porch Like new!
E .lra t 1I3.W0I
M l 11W
Lie. tie* IE tt*t* Broker
)*W lankard Ave
Call
323-5774
BATEMAN REALTY
LAKE MARY 1/t. bik . eal In
k it. OR. Ipl . Cen H/A.
carpeted, ternd porch, lowed
back, hull Iroot, deeded ac
cett to big Lake Mary I l « t *00
OWNER FINANCING • County
toned GC 1. 3 bdrm , tram*,
tat IW X IH '!
U » *00
SANFORD AVE • I I acrev
term i'
tl 1 *00
OWNER FINANCING M blk
completely rtturbithod eal in
k tt.D R .tpll
A0’ POO
__ C all Buddy I B t i l l
WASHER A DRYER 3 tfwed.
multiple cy o *
llOOaach
T H ftT i
y tr
UJO mo P/l/T/l ro «A 1 l
^ C M Ie v w n m jtJ D D Ia ^
M A M ____________ B lt t M
m
EXTRA CLEANI 1 bdrm . 1
Lath hone! Split plan! Ooubto
car garage! C H/A now roofl
Community pool A tennltl
VA/FHA term* arallAbtol
Won't lattlMI.WO
COUNTRY LIVING on lorg*
Ire* covered lot 1 bdrm home
with family room, franklin
lireplaco Easy Irrmt u t wo
WE NEED LISTINGSI
NOW HIRING R E- AOENTSI
Wo are looking In a I bdrm
hor*w to rent mat if towt pett
■RAND H ir e t J im Canter
U1 F ulton It SarOord OB tq
ft erpandatUe oftw* and re
la>i (pace IJXJ* Poragr
werenouta Move m tpec >al I
b W n^
HAM . R EA LTY
LAKE MARY/SANrOtO
127— O f f ic e R e n ta ls
y,>j f W
WASHERS AND DRYERS
E itr * (loan 11*0 IIWI
GOVERNMENT HOMES from
SI <U repair I Delinquent laa
property Repouwilont Call
IM )« l)* d 0 0 t i t GM 11)1
For currtnl rtoo lltt
* * * * * * * * * * *
VETERANS!
NO DOWN PAYMENT!
I N _ C H A W ...
f c 'A T it m
________ r o a m ________
GREAT LOCATION! Cuitom
built I bdrm . ) bath on an*
k m on K ‘ r* t i - g « fim Py
room, big mailer barm Nice
tcreened patio and real good
tithing'
l i l t W0
105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t
A rt you tired aI apartment
living)
Cell DOOM)
(
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HIDOEN LAKE TERRACE
SANFORD AREA
3 bdrm.. I bath, great room
w/tlreplaco. Can. H/A. bund*,
large corner lot
t i l l mo
plut tit, tail A tecurity
C a iir o p » o r t » ) i i ;
1 and ) bdrm apartmenti,
woolly and monthly ratetl *11
Pork Ave Inquiry ot Apt 11
or call
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If a t *
FREE W EEKLY U1T ot pro
party tor tataby rente* Call
Help U Sell Brotor....... m 3133
GOV'T REPO RESALEII
S' U t i m
BOB M B A L L JR. C A ..C 1 M
LAKE AlARY REALTY
H I E REALTY
SANFORO ) bdrrr I bath no
Iriiall v.u.we.1. iw pett. la x
m o , plut (ec________ MIBtaS
181— A p p lia n c e s
/ F u r n it u r e
141— H o m e s fo r S a le
99— A p a r t m e n t s
U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t
n« ,
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3 2 3 -2 6 2 8
C la s s e s B e g i n F e b . 2 7
CALL N O W 6 9 5 - 4 0 0 0
FLO RIDA TE C H N IC A L
COLLEGE
L n k o K a th ry n
P la z a
1247 S. Hwy. 17-92
Lonpwood, Fla. 32750
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by Chic Young
BLONDIE
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by Art Sansom
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by Howie Schneider
EEK & M EEK
scorns \
MUCH 1
W J O O ...
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that a r tr p k x /iug
SOJRSELF AT a RXtTKAL
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A FCUTKAL A C TIO N
COMMITTEE*
THINK TANK...
Symptoms may be
fa
related to polio
P E A R DR. OOTT- I had pol'o
more than 30 years ago. Now 1
am experiencing fatigue. Joint
and muscle pain, and weakness.
Is this post-polio syndrome?
DEAR READER: As we age.
our muscles become weaker und
more euslly tired. The same
h o ld s true for polio victims.
H o w e v e r, sin ce polio its e lf
causes muscle weakness, fatigue
and loss of strength are more
prominent an such patients grow
older. Many experts believe that
post-polio syndrome Is actually
an enhanced weakness that is
age-related. Therefore, you ure
p ro b a b ly e x p e r ie n c in g thi s
syndrome. Ask your doctor's
opinion about this.
You may obtain further in*
formation from the Polio In
form ation C enter. 610 Main
Street. Suite A44G. Roosevelt
Island. NY 10046.
D EAR DR. G OTT: A recent
KKG showed a bundle brunch
block. I'm middle-aged and have
b e e n told n o t to worry. What
could have caused this condi
tion?
D E A R R E AD E R: The tiny
electrical Impulses that cause
heart muscle to contract are
carried from the heart's natural
pacemaker to cardiac muscle
through two major electrical
system s: the right and left
bundles. These bundles arc col
lections of nerves, similar to
electric cablrs.
tinder certuln circumstances,
short-circuiting or slowing of
electrical chargrs will occur In
the bundles. This Is called bun
dle branch block.
Right bundle branch block, or
KUMH. Is u common und harm
less abnormality that Is often
present in normal people, fre
quently from birth. It requires no
treatment und Is not associated
with heart disease or symptoms.
RHBI1 is usually periodically
monitored by physicians but.
unless It is associated with other
problems, such ns heart strain. It
can be disregarded.
On the other luind. left bundle
'T
PETFR
branch block, or 2.R9C. can
G O T T .M .D .
Indicate developing
nrteriosclerollc heart disease It
is nlways considered abnormal
until proven otherwise. Patients
who develop LDBB need further heart dam age or insufficient
cardiac In vestigation to de oxygen supply to cardiac mus
____________
termine If the block is due to cle.
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two* BQCY
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cootatnar
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horn*
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tany
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charged parti
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35 To th*
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40 Cha*tty gift
42 3. Homan
43 Provtd* Ira*
food
45 Sant forth
47 Nov*l
49 Suaan Hayward
by Charles M . Schuli
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2 7 Sound ot turl
28 formarly
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32 Author---W la t a l
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titla
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TH U R S D A Y
March 23, 1989
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81st Year, No. 182 — Sanford, Florida
NEWS DIGEST
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Animal center move delayed
SANFORD — The move to the new t l .4
million Seminole County Animal Control Shelter
has been delayed a week.
Ron LeFcbvrc. animal control ofTlclal. said
because of n 30-page "punch-out" list or
finishing touches for construction crews to
complete, the move could not be accomplished
today and tomorrow as scheduled. “We don't
want to stick ourselves Just because we had a
date set," LeFcbvrc said. He said painting,
windows and flooring are among the Jobs to be
done.
The new shelter, when opened, will be triple
the size of the current 6.000-square-foot shelter.
After the move Is completed next week, the
current 20-year-old shelter will be tom down
and an additional 6.000-square-foot kennel will
be constructed on the same site. A separate
adoption center will also be constructed on the
site of the current shelter.
s p a c e
Survey: C ounty w ill
need 27 new schools
over next 20 years
■y VICKI DaSORMIEN
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — The Seminole County School
Board was told on Wednesday that they would
need to spend $425 million over the next 20
years to build 20 elementary schools, five middle
schools and two high schools.
The findings, reported In an educational plant
d w i n d l i n g
survey that had been conducted Independently
by the district and sanctioned by the state
Department of Education, will help the district
deal with the expected growth In this county.
-Under normal circumstances, such a survey is
done every five years, but the phenomenal
growth In Seminole County necessitated a new
survey after only three year.
"Our five year projections for school enroll
ment were reached In one year and we needed to
plan for future growth." explained assistant
superintendent for facilities Richard Wells.
The survey was designed lo help the board
plan adequate facilities for the future growth of
the school system.
The tax payers would pay for the expansion
LONDON — The Federal Aviation Ad*
ministration has Issued a warning that three
Lebanese Palestinians may try to hijack a U.S.
plane In Europe during the Easter holiday, a
U.S. official confirmed Thursday.
An FAA memo dated March 17 and obtained
by The Dally Express names the three men
believed to be traveling on forged passports and
warns all airlines and security forces In the
United States. Britain and Europe.
"The story In the Express (shows) a bulletin
that went out from the FAA." said a U.S.
Embassy ofTlclal In London who asked not to be
Identified. "They go out to embassies and then
are passed on to governments and to U.S.
airlines."
__________
By SANDRA BOUCHAHINE
Herald staff wrltar
From staff and wlrs report#
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Drug cartel members Indicted
JACKSONVILLE — A- federal* ‘ grind Jury
Indicted five chiefs of Colombia's notorious
Medellin drug cartel, an associate of the
Bahamian prime minister and 24 others on
charges Involving the Importation or 44,000
pounds of cocaine Into the United States In the
past 15 years.
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At part of her physical examination, Maude,
the 14-year-old Allan elephant at the Central
Florida Zoo, was weighed Thursday. The
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city planner
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IN S ID E
through a $210 million bond Issue and through
Impact fees on new houses totalling nearly $25
million.
The additional $200 million would be raised
through an another bond Issue and through slutc
funding. School tjoard administrators, said Wells,
wanted to be sure the load was distributed evenly
between current and future residents.
Some board members were uncomfortable
about asking voters to approve a new bond Issue,
since they had approved a $105 million Issue
only four years ago to finance the expansion of
the county's 42 existing schools.
The report offered on analysis of the district
and student populations. Including Ihc recom
Sanford man
charged in
murder case
BySUSANLODBN
Herald steff writer____________
SANFORD — A 30-ycar-old
Sanford man has been charged
with murder in connection with
the stabbing death early Wed
nesday of another man In what
police say was a dispute over
crack cocaine.
□Bee Baspect, Pags 5 A
of two trucking ecalee for use In the
procedure. Here Maude tips tha scales while
Phil Bryant supervises. For the record, Maude
weighed In at a healthy 7,000 pounds.
LAKE MARY — Officials of this rapidly growing;
city are looking for a new land-use planner
following the sudden and mysterious resignation of
City Planner Randall Cohen.
Cohen resigned March 17 after having beep;
absent for unexplained reasons from Feb. 16 Ip;
March 3.
His absence has crippled the planning division. ; ;
"He did not give me a legitimate reason ns lo why
he wasn't at his assigned work place." Lauderdale
said of Cohen's departure last week.
The situation could be serious for a city booming
with commercial and residential growth. Last
month alone, the building department Issued 70
permits with a $2.2 million valuation. The bulk of
the permits were for residential uses. One permit
was for site development worth $646,439 at
Tlmacuan Venture, a new residential subdivision.
In the senior staff position he hdd since July 5.
1988. Cohen planned, coordinated and directed the
planning division. In addition, he was a staff liaison
for the newly-ftmned recreation committee and for
-the land planning 'agency. He also icvlscdihc city's
comprehensive plan. "
Matt West Is the only planner left In" the
department. He said earlier this week that lie Is
"swamped" with a backlog of about three weeks
worth of subdivision and site plan reviews.
"He (Cohen) left me In a lurch. Things that could
have been under review and progressing are now at
least one month behind. This to the time when all
the growth is occurring and all Ihc planning for
growth Is occurring. The planning department Is
behind." West said.
West said he Is Involved with major developments
Including the (Inal development plan for Heathrow
International Business Center and Prlmcra.
□See Planner, Page 8 A
Atlantis readied for Venus satellite
United Press International
CAPE CANAVERAL — Engineers swarmed over the
shuttle Atlantis Wednesday, connecting the orblter (o
launch pad systems and readying a $530 million Venus
probe for Installation In (he ship's cargo hay Friday.
Mounted utop a ponderous crawler-transporter.
Atlantis, scheduled lo blast off April 28. was hauled lo
launch pad 39H early Wednesday, reaching the
oceanside firing stund shortly after sunrise.
The move came Jusl four days after Discovery's
landing Saturday at Edwnrds Air Force Base. Calif., to
close out the year's (lrsl shuttle (light, (he third since
the 1986 Challenger disaster.
.
If all goes well. Discover)', boiled to the back of a 747
transport Jet. will be down back to the Kennedy Space
Center Friday for work to ready the ship for Its nexl
mission, a classified military (light scheduled for launch
In August.
Discovery came through Its five-day mission wllh
only minimal damage to Its heat shield tile «ystem. bul
technicians are assessing the Impart of knleks In n
17-Inch hydrogcnfuel valve and two small leaks In
main engine No. 1nfe.
Jim Kennedy, a WKBA engine expert, said the leak
was located In (he engine's main combustion rhamber
near the area where the nozzle Is attached.
"It has two relatively small leaks." he said. "One of
(hem is 60 thousandths of an Inch long and one Is 20
□ B « « Shuttle. Pag* BA
County not included in areas
facing serious water shortage
month was at Us lowest level ever In a
February. And heavy rlay soil will
Immediate relief.
The water level Is way down In prevent
"Even
If we gel 5 Inches tight now II
much of Florida, forcing mandator)' or would take
six to eight weeks for It to
voluntary restrictions to preserve
get
down
Into
the ground water aquifer
drinking water supplies with the rainy and recharge It."
she said.
season still two months away.
While Ihc Suwannee district so far Is
However, no water shortage has hit only
urging people lo conserve water,
Seminole County. Deputy Director of the Southwest
Water Management
Sem inole County Environm ental
District
has
had
mandutory
controls In
Services Cindy Wright said today.
"We haven't had any problem meet place filnrr Feb. 16 In nine counties.
ing the demand of our customers." The stongest regulation prohibits yard
Wright said. "We don't anticipate watering between 9 a.m. and 5 pm
DeSoto. H ardee. H illsborough.
having to Implement conservation Pinellas.
Manatee. Sarasota and parts
measures."
She said the department would of Highlands. Polk and Charlotte
continue to monitor the water table in counties have the lowest ground water
le v e ls , s a id w a te r d i s t r i c t
Seminole County.
Elsewhere. Carolyn Mobley with the spokeswoman Gloria Carr.
In addition lo below-normal rainfall.
Suwannee River Management District
said. "Of course all along Ihc
In Live Oak said Wednesday. "What Carr
Pinellas
Sun Coust seasonal residents
we need Is a good soaking rain lm|Kirt the
water supply."
followed by another good suaking rain,
The Influx of snow birds during thr
but It doesn’t look tlkr w r'rr going to
dry months also Is adding to the water
get I t ”
Mobley's district in north-central shortage In the rain poor area regu
Florida Is 7.5 Inches below normal lated by the South Water Management
Source Fund lor ReneestMe Energy end toe Environment
Sec Water. Page BA
rainfall. The Suwannee River last
Pram staff and wire reports_________
MCAOMAPteC
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Cocaine chiefs indicted in Jacksonville
Court rules against Pennsylvania couple
SARASOTA — A Pennsylvania couple must prove they have
a right to seek a blood teat of a 10-year-old girl to determine her
biological parentage before a Judge can hear arguments on the
request, the 2nd District Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday.
Ernest and Regina Twlgg of Langhome. Pa., seek to force
Kimberly Mays or Sarasota to submit to a blood test for genetic
testing In hopes of proving she Is their natural daughter, and
not that of Robert Mays who has raised her since birth.
The appeal was filed after Sarasota Circuit Judge Andy
Owens rejected a motion by Mays* attorney, Arthur Olnsburg.
which said the Twiggs’ right to seek the blood test and a ruling
on the need Tor the test were separate Issues that should be
addressed at different hearings.
The appellate court agreed with Olnsburg and also said the
Twiggs must prove Kimberly will not be emotionally Injured if
ordered to submit to the blood test.
Judge rescinds order, girl returns home
DADE CITY — Staci Elmer, who will turn 15 April 7, got an
early birthday present Wednesday — she can move back home
to be with her parents.
The Elmers live In an adult mobile home park near
Zephyrhllls and deed restrictions prevent any children under
the age of 15 living there, although they can vlalt.
Pasco County Circuit Judge Wayne L. Cobb upheld the deed
restrictions in January and with her parents lacing 10 days In
Jail if she remained at the mobile home park. She moved In
with a married brother Jan. 31, visiting her parents on
weekends.
But after the federal Fair Housing Amendments Act went
Into effect March 12, the Elmers asked Cobb to reconsider his
order and allow Staci to return home.
Wednesday Cobb said the federal order superceded his ruling
and he dissolved his order.
Staci was not at the court hearing and learned of the decision
when her mother went to tell her a t her ballet class.
The federal housing order makes It Illegal, with a few
exceptions, to deny housing to minors living with parents.
The senior citizens who filed the lawsuit against the Elmers
In May 1988, declined comment but were visibly unhappy as
they left the courthouse.
Bones Indicate site was burial ground
PENSACOLA — Human bone fragments nearly 1,000 years
old have been discovered a t an Escambia County construction
site and are believed to mark the only known burial ground of
the Pensacola Indians* early ancestors.
Researchers have been careful not to move the human
remains, which were found this week, project director John
Phillips said Wednesday. They estimated the age of the bone
fragments by carbon-testing broken pieces or pottery from
vessels that were buried with the bones.
The tests Indicate the pottery shards are about 920 years old.
dating from around 850 A.D. to 1000A.D.
"They are very definitely native American," Phillips said.
The Indians buried at the site are believed to be from a tribe
archeologists know as the Mlaslpplan period Pensacola variety.
They were the remote ancestors of the Pensacola Indians that
the Spanish encountered in north Florida in the 1500a, Phillips
said.
Tribes of that period often burled their dead with
vessels containing Items they valued, Phillips said. The broken
pottery a t the site Is mingled with pieces of mica and hematite.'
a red ochre pigment that was highly valued by America's early'
Inhabitants.
______
Because of their age and the highly addle soil, the remains
are in very poor condition, Phillips said.
The human bone fragments were found In three places on a
10-acre site In southwest Escambia County near the Pensacola
Naval Air Station.
Navy training reforms promlsad
WASHINGTON - Rep. Toby Roth. R-Wla., said Wednesday
the new chief of training for the Navy has promised to put Into
effect training reforms recommended In the aftermath of the
death of a Wisconsin sailor.
Lee Mlreckl of Appleton died last March during a swimming
class at the Rescue Swimmer School at Pensacola Naval Air
Station. His death led to an Investigation of Navy training.
Including s review of other deaths.
The General Accounting Office has recommended changes in
training and Roth, who represents the district Mlreckl came
from, said Vice Admiral J.S. Dlsher. the incoming Chief of
Naval Training, has promised to follow them.
Roth released the GAO report earlier this month but he said
he wants to make sure the reforms are put Into effect
"Experience tells me that we have to keep the heat on the
Navy, and congressional oversight will be necessary. The
whole point of the Investigation Is to prevent the Lee Mlreckl
tragedy from happening again," he said. "1 feel we are much
closer to that goal."
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Edward Ward, the key pro
secution witness In the Lehder
trial, said Bannister took money
from him destined for Plndling.
B a n n is te r 's so n , G o rm an ,
testified In Lehders* trial that his
father took the payoffs from
Lehder and Ward and gave It to
Plndling.
The Indictment also charges
th a t E s c o b a r o rd e re d th e
assassin atio n of Colom bian
Justice Minister Lara Bonilla In
April 1983, and that the cartel
le a d e r s fled a fte rw a rd to
Nicaragua.
Once' there, the Indictment
said, they brought 1.400 kilo
grams of cocaine Into Nicaragua
and stored It at Los Brasiles Air
Force Base.
Dwarf tossing
may be outlawed
going to be able to do It In
Florida," Stuart said In a
TALLAHASSEE - Three news conference.
"This activity Is degrading
state lawmakers filed legisla
tion Wednesday to outlaw the to the people participating In
barroom sp o rt of dwarf- It." Stuart said. "It Is more
tossing, saying the " d e degrading to us to allow It to
humanizing" and potentially go on."
"It's embarrassing," said
dangerous sport belongs In
the Middle Ages, not modem Heidi Heinrich, lobbyist for
Little People of America, Inc.,
Florida.
The bill by Sen. George and a political science honor
Stuart, D-Oriando, Rep. Mike student at Florida State Uni
Friedman. D-Mlaml Beach, versity, where student gov
and Rep. Al Lawson, D- ernment leaders are pushing
Tallahassee, would let bever the bill.
age agents revoke the liquor
Dwarf tossing, In which a
license of any bar sponsoring short person straps on a
any event "Involving the harness with handles and is
exploitation of any person hurled across a room. Is
suffering from dwarfism."
believed to have originated In
“Our objective Is to make It Australia In 1985.
Illegal In this state, so that
S i n c e t h e n , b a r s In
people who want to do this G a in e sv ille , C le a rw a te r,
kind of dehumanizing, what I Bradenton, Sarasota, Delray
consider alomost unbellcvca Beach and Fori Lauderdale
ble activity, they're Just not have sponsored such contests.
Units* Press International
Oversupply off Florida foliage prompts shakeout
"Workman's compensation (in
surance) went up 20 percent this
year. That's a big Jump."
Jerry Campbell of the Florida
Agricultural Statistics Service
said after a rapid Jump from 142
growers with sales of 910,000 or
more a year In 1966 to 985 In
1984, a slight decline began and
In January 1987 the total was
down to 965,
"I kind of expect this year to
show a continued decline, but
we won't know until the survey
la completed In April," he said.
"But we see from the early
returns that some of the smaller
ones have dropped."
Campbell noted the statistical
service reports do not cover the
hundreds of "m on-and-pop"
operations.
L ynn P. G riffith J r .,
spokesm an for th e A A L
Southern Agricultural Labs In
Pompano Beach, said he also
An oversupply of Indoor and
patio foliage Is cutting profits for
F lo rid a 's o rn am e n tal p la n t
growers, causing a shakeout In
the state’s fourth largest agricul
tural Industry.
Stephen W. Munnell, execu
tive vice president of the Florida
Foliage Association, said acreage
devoted to foliage plants has
tripled in the last 15 years, as
has the number of producers,
driving prices down. Production
costs, meanwhile, have gone up.
"The Industry has not been
able to keep pace with the
Increases," association President
Bob Mellen said. "The prices on
some plants are half of what
they were 10 years ago.
"Our cost of Insurance has
increased, as have pots, soil,
chemicals, you can go on down
t h e l i n e . " M e lle n s a i d .
Today...Cloudy with an 80
percent chance of rain. High
temperature near 80.
Tonight...Partly cloudy with
rain chances dropping to 40
percent and a low temperature
In the low 60s.
Tomorrow...Dully cloudy with
a high temperature of 80.
E xtended forecaat...P artly
cloudy and mild with occasional
showers along the east coast
through Ihe period. Lows In the
60s and highs In the low to mid
80s except near 80 along the
cast coast.
more growers dropping out
of the Industry.
"It's a fairly new business and
like other new businesses, things
get oversold. Look at what hap-,
pened to computers," he said. "I
see that happening in the foliage
Industry now. More (producers)
are getting o u t
"The te tte r run operations
will stay in and do OK."
Janice Dun, spokeswoman for
the Foliage Association, said
there are about 4,000 producers
registered with the state, rang
ing from family operations to
companies with mllllon-dollar
Investments. The association
has as members a little more
than 400 of the major producers.
Florida sales of foliage plants
for Indoor and patio use in 1987.
the latest figures available,
totaled 9299 million compared
with 9309 million In 1986.
9272.2 million In 1985 and 9269
r \J %
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md workers and pilots at
tern Airlines were named
Wednesday to. a 15-member
cred ito rs com m ittee In the
a ir lin e 's b a n k ru p tc y c ase,
together with some of America's
largest corporations.
The creditors on the commit
tee convened their first meeting
In New York shortly after being
named to the group by U.S.
B an k ru p tcy T ru s te e H arry
Jones.
Creditors named to the com
mittee include the Air Line Pilots
Association, the International
A sso ciatio n o f M ach in ists,
A irb u s In d u s trie s . G en etal
Electric Co.. Boeing Co.. Ameri
can Telephone and Telegraph
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Corn.
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Fiertda « r n
Co., and Rohr Aerospace.
Jones also named a repre
sentative of E a ste rn 's non
contract employees.
The meeting of creditors at
tracted about 400 people to a
ballroom at the Vista Interna
tional Hotel In New York.
Eastern had urged Jones to
appoint the union groups to the
committee, despite the hard feel
ings that divide labor and man
agem ent a t the strikebound
airline.
' Eastern's largest unsecured
creditors and the debt they hold,
as listed In the com pany's
bankruptcy petition. Include the
Bank of New York (9149.9 mil
lion), Airbus Industries (995.9
million), General Electric (975.4
million), United States Trust Co.
(958.7 m illion) and Boeing
(953.9 million).
Asked about Eastern's asser
tion that every creditor will be
paid In fun, Jones said, "It Is
every creditor's hope. It Is every
debtor's dream, but sometimes It
lies on prognostication."
organization accused of helping
move the drugs through the
Bahamas, then distribute them
In the United States.
It alleges 205 separate Illegal
acts from 1974 to the present.
Including the Importation of
more than 44,000 pounds of
cocaine.
T h e In d ic tm e n t tra c e s
Lehder's development Into a
primary overseeea transporter
for the cartel, and outlines the
methods and people Involved In
distributing the cocaine In the
United States.
The indictment says Lehder
was aided by an associate of
B a h a m ia n P rim e M in iste r
L ynden P ln d lin g , E v ere tte
William Bannister of Nassau,
who la accused of accepting
payoffs In exchange for letting
drug planes use the Islands.
The Indictment says Bannister
shared the money with un
named Bahamian officials, but
NBC News reported it was told
by federal law enforcem ent
authorities that Plndling was one
of the unnamed officials.
million In 1984.
Florida's closest competitor In
1987 was California with 9100
million and Texas a distant third
at 916.3 million.
The major foliage production
In Florida Is In the southern part
of the state where sales totaled
9159.4 million In 1987. Central
Florida accounted for 9101.5
million In sales.
The crop value of the foliage
Industry trails only citru s,
tomatoes and sugar cane In
Florida.
Dun said association m em bers.
hope for a plant boom in the
1990s, triggered, by Increased
concern about the quality of
indoor air and research by thei
National Aeronautics and Space!
Administration on development
of a blolgoical air-purification
system using plants.
TH E W EATHER
Thursday, March 23, 1060
Vol 81. No. 182
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Saturday Sr The SanlerS Herald.
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JACKSONVILLE - A federal
grand Jury Indicted five chiefs of
Colombia's notorious Medellin
drug cartel, an associate of the
Bahamian prime minister and
24 others on charges Involving
th e Im p o rtatio n of 4 4 ,0 0 0
pounds of cocaine Into the Unit
ed States In the past 15 years.
Federal Investigators believe
the cartel is responsible for 80
percent of the cocaine Imported
Into the United States.
The In dictm ent, unsealed
W e d n e s d a y , g rew from a
follow-up Investigation of
Medellin chieftain Carlos Lehder,
who la serving a term of life In
prison without parole, plus 135
years.
Lehder was captured In Col
ombia In 1987 and extradicted
to the United States. He was
convicted In Jacksonville In May
1988 of all 11 counts In an
Indictment that said he smug
gled 3.3 tons of cocaine into the
United States in 1979 and 1980.
T he 12-count In d ictm en t
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drawn, (80 In any order on a (1
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□ Straight Box 6: (200 In order
drawn, (40 II picked In combinet l o n o n f t b e t .
W e d n e s d a y c h a r g e s h is
a s s o c i a t e s , P a b lo E m ilio
Escobar-Gavlria. Jose Gonzalo
Rodriguez-Gacha. Jorge Luis
Ochoa-Vasquez, his b ro th er
F ab lo O ch o a-V asq u ez an d
Gonzalo Mella, all or Colombia.
All are believed to be leaders In
a powerful and violent cartel
based In the Colombian city of
Medellin, and most face earlier
drug charges In th e south
Florida federal court district
Assistant U.S. Attorney Ernst
Mueller said the government was
o p tim is tic th e y w o u ld be
brought to the United States for
trial.
"It took us six years to get
Lehder to the Middle District of
Florida. We think the chances
that they will ultimately be
prosecuted are good." Mueller
said.
Mueller said eight of the other
25 people in d ic te d a re In
custody.
T h e d e f e n d a n ts In c lu d e
Lehder's former wife, Yemel
Naccl of New York City, and 24
other alleged members of the
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thuraday. March 23. 1089— 3A
Creekside zoning changes approved
-POLICE BRIEFS
Marijuana reported found In car
LONGWOOD — Longwood police with a warrant who searched
the hous£ and property of Kenneth C. Poulin. 27. of 155 Sandal
Wood Way. Longwood. reported finding less than 20 grams of
marijuana in Poulin's pickup tmek parked at his house.
Poulin was charged with possession of marijuana at home at
7:28 p.m. Tuesday. Bond Is 8500.
Tw o charged with DUI
SANFORD — The following persons face a charge of driving
under the Influence In Seminole County:
• Steven Joseph Hightower. 34. of 140 Third Court. Chuluota.
was arrested at 2:05 a.m. today after his speeding car was seen
weaving on State Road 426. near Oviedo.
•Ja n e t Sue Class. 51. of 244 Lake View Drive. Sanford, at 2:58
a.m. today after her car with headlights out failed to maintain a
single lane on Country Club Road. Lake Mary.
New neighbors charged in burglary
LAKE MARY — A Lake Mary couple reported to police that
they spotted furniture stolen from their house at the house of a
next door neighbor Wednesday. That led to charges of burglary
and possession of stolen property against two suspects. A third
man Is at large.
Arrested at home at 7:24 p.m. Wednesday were Scott Alan
Vlncelette. 28; and Richard Jerome Golden. 27. both of 347 E.
Lake Mary Boulevard. Bond Is f 1.000 each.
Lake Mary police report the house of Franklin nnd Florence
Donaldson, at 339 E. Lake Mary Blvd., was burglarised
between March 13 and Monday, when the Donaldsons were
residing at their other house in Pierson.
They reported the burglary Monday and called police again
Wednesday after reportedly seeing some furniture stolen from
their house at the house of their new neighbors.
A sofa and chair were among the Items stolen, and Mrs.
Donaldson said she saw tracks where the chair had apparently
been dragged across her yard to her neighbor's house. About
(538 worth of the Donaldson's property was recovered from
their neighbor's sparsely furnished house, police said.
SANFORD — A woman who allegedly offered sexual favors In
exchange for (20 to an undercover policeman In Sanford at
about 9:15 p.m. Wednesday was arrested by Sanford police.
Bernadette Henderson James. 26. of 911 Cypress Avc..
Sanford. Is charged with assignation to commit prostitution.
Bond Is (500. The agent reported meeting Jam es on Fifth
Street at Sanford Avenue. She was arrested at the police
station.
Traffic stop brings weapons charge
MIDWAY — A motorcycle rider who was stopped and
uestloned by a Seminole County sheriffs deputy for riding on
he centerline of Beardall Avenue. Midway, was charged with
carrying a concealed weapon after the deputy saw a pistol
sticking out of the man's pocket.
David Eugene Harris. 33. of 4372 Radio Ave.. Sanford, who
was arrested at 11:39 p.m. Wednesday, was also charged with
driving with a suspended license. Bond is (1.000.
S
Marijuana reportedly found in car
OVIEDO — A man arrested by Oviedo police for having an
unaaalgned license tag had a charge of possession of less than
20 grams of marijuana added after his car was searched and
contraband found.
Fred Allen Flnhor. 26. of Kissimmee, was arrested at 9:11
a.m. Wednesday on Lockwood StreeL Oviedo. Bond Is (500..
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R ig h ts g ro u p o p p o s e s repo rting
TALLAHASSEE — Gay rights
leaders said Wednesday a pro
posal to require doctors to report
AIDS cases to public health
officials backfired when tried
elsewhere and should not be
attempted In Florida.
The proposal was suggested
by the Governor's Task Force on
AIDS, which hoped to enlist the
help of people Infected with
human Immunodeficiency virus
In tracing their sexual partners
or people with whom they
shared drug needles.
The government task force
said the names of people infected
with HIV. the virus that causes
aqulred Im m une deficiency
syndrome, should be held In
■ y J . MARK BARFIELD
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — About two dozen
Sanford Place residents were
disappointed Wednesday night
after waiting patiently for two
weeks to protest changes to the
neighboring Creekside develop
ment south of Sanford.
Seminole County Planning
and Zoning co m m issio n ers
voted 3-1 to approve changes to
portions of the 155-acre devel
opm ent from residential to
commercial and Industrial land
uses.
They also voted 3-1 to change
th e developm ent plnns for
Creekside for the commercial
and Industrial uses. Seminole
County commissioners will con
sider the plan March 28 at 7
p.m.
The meeting had been can
celled March 15 because four of
the seven planning commission
ers were absent, preventing
voting. Sue Lewis, planning
Portable classrooms
spur board debate
year," he said.
Moving the classroom s to
Herald Staff Writer____________ another part of the campus that
Is less visible to the houses
SANFORD - The Seminole would be approximately (1,500
County School Board agreed to per unit. To take them away and
study the relocation of portable return them when thay arc
classrooms at an elementary needed would be about (3.000
echool In Altamonte Springs each.
after more than 100 residents
Board member Pat Telson
crowded into the board meeting asked that each side give a little
room Wednesday to complain to the other. Froellch said he felt
about them.
the ( 10,000 his house had lost
The protestors arc members of In value was more than he was
the Bay Polnte Neighborhood willing to bend.
Association whose homes face
S a id m e m b e r J o s e p h
the school and are, in some Williams. Jr.. "The talks (be
cases, less than 100 yards from tw een th e b o a rd an d th e
the portables at Lake Orlenta n e ig h b o rh o o d a s s o c ia tio n )
E l e m e n t a r y S c h o o l. 64 2 should not have broken down.
Newport Ave.
We need to have an honest
"We don't feel that there was attitude about the needs of
an honest attempt to work with others. I know economics Is the
us on this problem." said group key in this country and your
spokesman William Froellch.
house Is the biggest Investment
Frocllch's statements to the you make, but we also have to
board were punctuated by an run a school system here."
occasional "Amen” and "That's
Assistant superintendent for
right" from the crowd.
facilities Richard Wells and
(He s a id ih e ,prt>party:values in- Hughd*' argued ‘ that thU 'Bdifrd
iho.iBay.PoIntt) neighborhood had met with members of Eht
had decreased an average of sch o ol's PTA and th a t the
n e a rly ( 10.000 s in c e th e parents were satisfied that the
portables were put on the school situation was being handled
campus three years ago. He said appropriately.
that of the seven houses cur
Froellch. before leading the
rently for sale In the subdivision, group from the room, explained
three had been on the market for that the PTA members did not
over a year, because some real live In the neighborhood so they
tors refused to show homes near were not qualified to address the
the school.
problem.
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t R o b e rt
Hughes promised that the
Hughes said that he Is aware bo ird will continue to work with
that the structures arc unoc the Bay Polnte residents to find a
cupied. but said that student solution to their complaints.
enrollment Jumped by 88 stu
dents. putting It at maximum
enrollm ent despite recently
completed additions.
"We could hnvc moved them
/
away after the completion of the
current construction, but we'd
have to move them back next
strict conlldence.
But Jon Klein, chairman of the
Florida Task Force, which lob
bies for gay and lesbian rights,
said South Carolina adopted a
similar program In 1986 and
within two years saw a 43
percent decline in the monthly
rate of Identifying Infected
persons.
"These policies have been
proven to discourage testing by
high risk groups making testing
programs less effective," Klein
said.
"This puts the community at
greater risk of spreading the
AIDS virus by persons who
would rather not find out If they
arc carriers than to have their
names reported to health of
ficials."
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television show appeared on the
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(he program on eight of 10
stations now carrying It.
Charlotte television station
W flTV re p o rte d ' Wednes-.^y
night that the llakkcrs have
The Charlotte station said Jim
nnd Tammy Ministries can no
longer pay Ihe bills and they
don't want to pile up more debt:
Jim Bakkcr could not he
reached for comment Wednes
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Sanford artist Perry Allen
placed first In the Winter Park
S idew alk Art F estival la st
weekend.
Allen received an (850 award
for an untitled sculpture.
David Hunter of Casselberry
won a (200 award of merit for a
drawing titled "Miriam.''
Allen and Hunter were two of
256 artists participating in the
weekend event. The festival Is In
Its 30th year.
he never authorized such state
ments.
A portion of the site originally
planned for patio homes will lxdeveloped for light Industrial
uses under the new plan. That
site will be cut olT from the
residential areas to the w e s t by
the expressway. The section
originally planned for multifamily homes Immediately north
of Sanford Place will Ik* devel
oped into a commercial site.
Residents said the commercial
and industrial sites arc not
appropriate for the mostly low
d e n s it y r e s i d e n t i a l a r e a .
Creekside planner Ken Sleeves
said a minimum of a 50-foot
landscaped buffer with n six-foot
wall and a retention lukc would
separate Sanford Place from the
commercial tract.
"I recently bought In Sanford
Place 50 feet from the commer
cial tract." said Gary Quincy.
"Fifty feet won't be nothing."
In their approvnl. planning
com missioners recommended
placing a earthen berm between
the multi-family section and the
commercial tract and Sanford
Place.
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"I am strongly against 12
units per acre." said Al Sishnnskl. a Sanford Place resident.
"It Is In total contrast to the way
the area Is designed now."
com m ission chnlrm an. and
Baker said shortly after the
commissioners Frank Shelton. original development plan wus
Harry Hagle. Mike Davis and approved in 1986. Seminole
Harry Kwlatkowski attended County announced plans to
Wednesday night's meeting. build the expressway through
Kwlatkowski did not paiilclaptc the eastern portion of the pro
In the Creekside discussion or perty.
voting, citing an undisclosed
"One week after we got the
conflict.
PUD (pinned unit development)
The Creekside site Is south of approved, they aligned the
t h e C a r d i n a l H o m e s expressway." said Baker. "We
manufacturing plant between don't think this area Is market
C ounty Road 427. Sanford able for single-family homes."
A v en u e, an d th e A tla n tic
Several residents said during
Coastline Railroad tracts. San the m eeting Sanford Place
ford Place, also developed by salesmen had told them the sites
Creekside owner Joe Baker. Is for th e cu rre n tly -p ro p o se d
west of the site.
multi-family units and commer
What disturbed most Sanford cial uses would never be devel
Place residents was Baker's oped nnd they bought their lots
plans to build 420 multi-family based on those assurances.
units cast of Sanford Place on a
"Some of us would not have
tract previously approved for bought our homes In Sanford
165 s in g le -fa m ily h o m e s. Place If we knew whnt would
C r e e k s id e w a s o r g in a l ly happen." said Theresa Mnleckl.
approved In 1986 to Include 165 u board member of the Sanford
single-family homes. 158 patio Place Homeowner's Association.
homes and 155 multi-family
Baker apologized to the resi
units.
dents after the meeting, saying
Sanford Place homeowners lose
after waiting two weeks to protest
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E D IT O R IA L S
Toward a dialogue
beneath the cries of victims and the rattling
of guns, a strange sound is coming from the
Jungles of El Salvador.
the sound of
political dialogue.
At lease five distinct voices are talking
together, although they are never all met in
the sam e room. They are the guerrilla
commanders, the rebel political wing, the
military command, the rightwing ARENA
party and — caught in the cross fire — ailing
President Jose Napoleon Duarte.
The guerrillas began the dialogue by
offerin g to lay dow n their arm s and
participate In the political process If elections
wen' delayed for three months.
Duarte rejected the offer and then made his
own: To postpone the elections for six weeks.
If the guerrillas agreed to a cease-fire. ARENA
said no to the postponement. But. breaking
precedent, ARENA representatives earlier
participated In talks with the rebels.
The debate about the timing of elections Is
less Important than the fact that the sides arc
talking at alL They are talking about the
possibility of living In the same country
without first exterminating each other. They
are talking about transferring the battle
ground from war to politics. They are talking
about coming out of the hills and out of the
fortified bunkers. They are talking about new
terms for survival not suicide.
JEFFR EY HART
The end of 20th Century Com m unism
Wc arc privileged to live as witnesses to a great
historical drama. The communist Idea Is In Its
death-throes. The communist nations are In
economic agony, like Ice-age dinosaurs sinking
into the tar pits. Lech Walesa would win any
honest Polish election.
Columbia professor and former national secu
rity advisor Zbigniew Brzezlnakl has pulled the
whole story together In a book that will have
classic status, "The Grand Failure: The Birth
and Death of Communism In the Twentieth
Century."
At the end of World War II, communism was
Important. In Winston Churchill's words at
Fulton, Mo., In 1948, communism brought down
an "Iron curtain" In the heart of Europe. The
United States launched the Marshall Plan and
NATO and George Kenan's "containm ent"
policy to curb the advance of communism. The
Soviets took over Poland and Czechoslovakia.
They threw Jan Masaryk out of a Prague
window. They ruled a billion people from the
Elbe river in Germany to the Sakhalin peninsula
In Asia, They ran the territory from Prussia to
Shanghai.
As Professor Brzezlnakl says, communism was
the "compelling doctrine" of the 20th century,
representing the belief that the power of the
organized state can be mobilized to produce
great good. No one
knows the extend of
the price tag. A con
sensus estimate Is 50
million people killed
for the communist
Idea.
It Is still possible to
remember the power
of that Idea. When
Whittaker Chambers
left the Communist
Party, he thought he
w a s J o in in g th e
"losing side." Im
portant authors con
tributed to a sym
C Lech Walesa
posium called The
would win any
God That Failed, the
honest Polish
"god" being com
election J|
m u n is m . G eo rg e
Orwell projected In
his novel 1084 a
world communist future. In hla great novel
"Darkness at Noon." Arthur Koestler postulated
that 2 plus 2 equals 5 had moral authority
behind It. His protagonist Rubaahov willingly
dies for a doctrinal lie.
A R N O LD S A W IS L A K
Exactly!
I Surefeel a lot
heatthfer since
I gaveup these
6 * ? !# !!a p fte
3assme«Sn
moreaftEc
To compare this cautious, position-taking
cacophony to sincere dialogue la naive. Each
side Is posturing to make It appear that lt*s
willing to make peace. But even cynical
distrust Is a step forward from murderous
death squad killings and guerrilla attacks —
BveriHHobgh
ti M 'V t
They^knoW'' bate*- Utah any politicians In
Waarittlgtoh or Havana that no force has won
this war. except death.
Another voice la significant by Its absence.
The once-strident voice or u.S. Interven
tionism has toned down Its rhetoric. America,
which did so much to polarise this war, is
now . letting the sides meet to talk about
elections to end It.
W ashington should do two things to
encourage thla dialogue: Stay out of It and tell
the military that we no longer will support the
war unconditionally.
The debate over the timing of elections Is
tactically crucial to each party, but ultimately
It’s Im m aterial. N e g o tia tio n s a re, in
themselves, a positive step.
Duarte, dying of cancer, must accomplish
one last thing lor his country. He must keep
the talks going.
L E T T E R S T O T H E E D ITO R
Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must
be signed and Include a mailing address and
daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a
single subject and be as brief as possible. Letters
are subject to editing.
B e r r y 's
W o r ld
"Remember that big
I had you make up
tor m e awhile back ? Well. I want to return It. "
But. now. It Is finished, over, the Soviet Union
Is a basket case, out of business.
Mr. Brezczlnskl thinks that Gorbachev proba
bly will not succeed In restructuring Soviet
society, Out
but that the enmeae
Chinese have
chance oi
of
society.
nave a cnance
s h u c k in g c o m m u n ism . T h e re a so n for
p e s s i m i s m a b o u t th e U SS R Is t h a t
Lenln-Stalln-Brezhriev had 60 years to conaolodate a communist bureacracy that Is proba
bly Immovable. The Chinese, under Mao, were
chaotic, did not consolidate such a bureaucracy,
and therefore have a chance.
The material Prof. Brzezlnakl presents about
the Internal decline of the Soviet Union are
breathtaking. Brzezlnakl doubts that Gorbachev
can break the gridlock of the system, and his
doubts are persuasive. The USSR Is desUned for
Third World status. The Chinese, on the other
hand, have created "enterprise zones" on their
coast, and are pushing Into the "Pacific rim”
capitalist prosperity.
Irzezlnskl also calls attention to the Chinese
Diaspora, and Its political Importance. Millions of
fuT cChinese live abroad.
— Their
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highly successful
money and enterprise will have an effect on
decisions made In Beijing.
It Is an extraordinary fact
tact that no one, even In
Moscow or Beijing, believes In the communist
Idea any more.
The revolt at Howard
WASHINGTON - Most or the country
probably did not notice, but ft was big news
In Washington recently when local college
students staged a 1960s-style takeover To
protest an appointment to their school's
board of trustees.
The school was Howard University, one of
the nation's preeminent black colleges, and
the trustee whose selection provoked the
uprising was Lee Atwater, chairman of the
Republican National
Committee.
A t w a t e r was
elected to the board
without a lot of fan
fare. and It waan't
until students took
i over a Founders' Day
convocation where
[ Bill Cosby was sup
posed to speak and
be honored that most
. o f. W a s h in g to n
became aware of ft. ,,
• The students were
u p s e t w ith fn e
A tw a te r a p p o in t
m e n t, along w ith
will take
some conditions at
more than
the school, because
soothing
as head of the 1988
words to con
George Bush presi
vince them £
d e n tia l cam paign,
i many of them felt he
was responsible for
what they viewed as
| not-ao-subtle racist tactics in the contest
j against Democrat Michael Dukakis.
A specific objection was the use — by Bush
! supporters but not the official campaign — of
| a television commercial linking Dukakis to
; Willie Horton, a black convict who was
i furloughed In Massachusetts and committed
: rape while he was out of prison.
Ju st as It appeared a potentially violent
confrontation was about to lake place In the
administration building. Atwater resigned,
saying he would like to have served but did
not want to be the cause of anyone getting
| hurt.
There was, of course, more to the story.
Atwater got his first taste of national
i politics as an aide to Sen. Strom Thurmond,
the South Carolina Republican who originally
was a Democrat and. In 1948. the staunchly
segregationist Dlxlccral presidential can
didate.
Thurmond used political race-balling dur*
< Ing most of his 57-year career, but made a
1 BO-dcgree turn when blacks got the right to
vote In the 1960s and began supporting
voting rights and the Martin Luther King
national holiday.
Thurmond didn't do a lot to advance civil
| rights measures, but the mere fact that he
stopped fighting them was Impressive
enough to dampen open black opposition In
South Carolina.
Atwater may feel the Thurmond example of
loud. If late conversion to racial equality Is
the way to Increase black support for the
GOP, which has had trouble getting os much
as 20 percent of the black vole In recent
years.
One or hla first statements as chairman was
a pledge to welcome blacks Into the party,
and same saw tils Joining the Howard trustees
as pari of that effort. The students possibly
saw It that way loo. and their response may
have been notice to Atwater that It will take
mote than soothing words to convince them
that he or the GOP really wants them.
Labor leader Sidney Hillman once said
politics was about who gets what. That
applies here: blacks In the United States were
Republicans for many years after the Civil
War because Abraham Lincoln gave them
freedom and they have been Democrats since
the Depression because Franklin D. Roosevelt
cut them In on the hope for better limes —
the New Deal —he offered to all Americans.
The Republicans may be able to reclaim the
black vote In the future but it won’t come
over Just because a GOP leader extends an
Invitation. Blacks, like anyone else, will
change their political loyalties when there Is
something In it for them. So far. they don't
seelt.
lit
E LLE N G O O D M A N
The mommy track or mommy trough?
BOSTON - This winter Felice Schwartz
gave the business world s few facts of life.
Using the Harvard Business Review as a
forum, the longtime supporter or working
women (old the collecUvely powerful that,
because their attitudes and policies were too
inflexible, they were losing many of their best
and brightest women. She gave them bottomline reasons for changing.
But In the middle of (hla measured advice,
there was a red flag waving. Schwartz
suggested that businesses Identify two sorts of
women: Those who put their careers first and
those who arc more Interested In balancing
career and family. The first should be
encouraged on the fast track. The second
should be valued at a Icas-than-overdrive work
pace.
At the time. I expressed unease with
distinctions that aren't nearly os distinct In
real life. I worried that this tracking might
Justify a system that had faat-lane men and a
few women above: most mommies and a few
daddies below.
Well. Schwartz's piece bubbled underground
for a while. K was passed around offices and
management seminars. Then It erupted again,
red flag flying, carrying the headline "The
Mommy Track."
Depending on your point of view, the
Mommy Track is either: (1) A dream Job that
allows women the flexibility to do work they
enjoy while still having time for school plays
and deep-breathing, or (2 ) a ghettoized sec
ond-class Job that fits what the employment
pages call Mother's Hours.
The conflict between these two points of
view has sparked a current and Intense
argument that Is In many ways an updated
version of the "Can We have It All?" debate,
circa 1975.
The question was whether women could
work and mother. Now women who work and
mother are asking whether they can head for
the top without losing a rich family life. They
have ratcheted up their ambitions.
They also ratcheted up their ambivalence.
Those who have chosen to work some stretch
of the slower track wonder whether they arc
missing the express. Those who go full-speed
ahead wonder If they are missing the land
scape.
They may both wonder whether the conflicts
between work and family, late ‘80s style, are
personal or institutional. Arc we really
wrangling over the Immutable constraints of
time; how to divide up 24 hours a day? Is (his
a struggle between two sets of wants; wanting
to be at the Little League and ui the soles
meeting? Or are we faced with these choices
because of the sluggish pace of ctiangr In
society, the workplace und marriage?
Women who want It all have typically had to
do It all. An offer to ride on the mommy track
may look like a sensible compromise or ft may
look like a capitulation. If a company gives
mommies s special ticket to work part-time,
flex-time and all that, does It create a separate
class that leaves the whole structure un
changed?
At the moment. It Is often women doctors
who staff the HMOs for their office houre,
women managers who Job share, women
lawyers who work "limited" forty-hour weeks.
These options may
give them the beat of
both worlds, or they
could be the route on
which women bear
the double burden
Indefinitely. It may
be a new way to
undermine the goal
of shared work and
p aren tin g . A new
way to keep the room
at the top on enclave
for workaholics. A
new way to exclude
men who want the
f An offer to
same choices.
ride on the
Felice Schwartz —
mommy track
w ho h a s g o tte n
may look like
something of a bad
a sensible
rap In thla debate,
compromise
she never once used
or
It may look
the words "mommy
like • capitula
t r a c k " — 1s a n
tion J
advocate for flexibili
ty and all the goodies
thal come with It
from child care to respect. But as someone
who works with corporations, she spoke in
their language, suggesting concrete ways to
manage flexibility, to plan for It. to program It.
But can you manage flexibility? Is that a
contradiction tn terms?
Businesses want plans and controls. The
new workers want options and Individual
treatment. Indeed, tills may be the ultimate
ch allen g e th a t women In itiate In the
workplace. •
Any business that supports a range of
options for men and women short of the rat
race Is a welcome model. Life Is long and
complicated. Parenthood Is as different as
nursing and (tiling out college applications.
Our Interests and goals change. We want Ihe
workplace to change with them.
But what fuels this debate Is a concern that a
cry for flexibility could be translated Into a
new kind of rigidity. We don’t want the desire
for personal treatment to fall Into a single.sex
track that looks a lot like a trough. A mommy
trough.
•' M*Mi-
�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, March 23, 1989 — $A
Schools--------
Stocks open higher
Unliod Ff»»« International_______
NEW YORK — Stock prices opened higher
early Thursday In light trading of New York
Stock Exchange Issues.
The Dow Jones Industrial average, which fell
3.04 Wednesday, was up 7.33 to 2270.54
shortly after the market opened.
Advances led declines 574-298 among the
1,365 Issues crossing the NYSE tape. Early
turnover amounted to about 13.000,000
shares.
Earlier Thursday, the government said real
gross national product rose 2.4 percent late
last year In a final revision of Its report on
growth In the nation's output of goods and
services for the fourth quarter of 1988. The
gain was 0.4 percentage point higher than two
preliminary estimates.
Stock prices closed lower In moderate
trading Wednesday after the negative effects of
a sell-off In the technology sector outweighed
buying tied to favorable news of a drop In
February durable goods orders.
Fourth quarter G N P up
Local Interest
These quotations provided
by members o f the National
Association o f Securities
Dealers are representative
Inter-dealer prices as o f
mid-morning today. Interd e a le r m a r k e ts c h a n g e
throughout the day. Prices do
not Include retail markup or
markdown.
Bid
Ask
American Pioneer 2%
314
Barnett Bank
32% 32%
First Union
2m
21%
FP&L
29% 29%
Fla. Progress
33%
34
HCA
49 49%
Hughes Supply 18% 18%
Morrison's
25% 25%
NCRCorp.
54 54%
Plessey
43% 44%
Scotty's
11% 1 1 %
Southeast Bank 23%
24
SunTrust
20%
21
Walt Disney
76% 76%
Wcstlnghousc 53% 53%
Brunswick
18% 18%
HBJ
9%
9%
Fla. National
23%
24
Winn-Dixie
45% 45%
Emerson............ 30%
30%
was based on larger govern
ment purchases and stronger
WASHINGTON - In a final business Investment, with the
revision th a t showed the largest downward revision In
economy late last year was net exports.
stronger than previously re
Although the 2.4 percent
ported. the government said Increase In economic growth
Thursday that real gross na Is still the smallest hike since
tional product rose 2.4 In the a 1.4 percent gain In the
final quarter or 1988.
fourth quarter of 1986, the
The 2.4 percent Increase greater strength reflected In
was 0.4 percentage point the revision could prove wor
higher than reported In two risome. The Federal Reserve
Board has been banking on
p re lim in a ry e s tim a te s of slower
economic growth to
growth In the nation's output
of goods and services, ad stunt rising Inflationary pre
s s u r e s s e e n In r e c e n t
justed for Inflation.
wholesale and consumer price
In dollar terms, the economy figures.
grew by $24 billion from
The GNP fixed weights price
October through December to Index rose 4.2 percent In the
$4.33 trillion. ONP was up 2.5 fourth quarter compared with
percent In the third quarter, 5.3 percent In the third. But
according to the Commerce the GNP report's Implicit price
Department's Census Bureau.
deflator, another measure of
All figures were adjusted for Inflation, Increased 5.3 per
seasonal variations.
cent In late 1988, up from 4.7
The fourth-quarter revision percent In the third quarter.
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The dollar was slightly lower
T h u rsd a y In p re-h o lid ay
trading on major foreign cur
rency markets. Gold moved
higher.
In early New York trading,
the dollar was mixed against
key foreign currencies In thin
trad in g follow ing a final
Commerce Department re
vision of the nation's gross
national product that showed
the economy late last year was
stronger than previously re
ported. .
The government reported
that real gross national pro
duct rose 2.4 In the flhal
quarter of 1988 and was 0.4
percentage point higher than
reported In two preliminary
estimates.
The report, according to
market analysts, had no Im
pact on the dollar.
Traders closed out positions
on Wednesday before the start
of the long Easter weekend.
Markets In Europe and the
U.S. will be closed Friday for
the Easter holiday and several
European m arkets will be
dosed until next Tuesday.
Dow Jones
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London
Previous close 394.25 up 1.25
Morning fixing 396.00 up 1.75
Paris 396.48 up 2.74
Hong Kong 394.10 up 0.95
New York
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thousandths of an Inch long
and one Is 20 thousandths of an
Inch long. They're separated by
about an Inch. So the leak was
small enough where there was
no detectable change In any
flight parameters (during Dis
covery's launch)."
Even though engineers have
not yet had a chance to de
termine what might have caused
the blemishes, the Marshall
S p a c e F l i g h t C e n t e r In
Huntsville, Ala.. Issued a state
ment Tuesday toying "no Im
pact Is expected on the upcom
ing Atlantia flight"
Top NASA managers, howev
er. said Tuesday the problem
needed to be resolved before
A tlantis can be cleared for
launch and that the engine will
be removed from Discovery and
s h ip p e d b o ck to b u i l d e r
Rocketdyne at Canoga Park.
Calif., for a complete Inspection
as soon as possible.
Even so, officials said the
problem did not represent a
catastrophic threat.
"You would have to have a
massive leak there before you
w o u ld e v e r lo s e e n o u g h
hydrogen to cause a hightemperature shutdown on your
high pressure fuel pump." said
Larry Salter, another propulsion
engineer. "It’s not catastrophic
oranythlngllkethah"
Back at launch pad 39B.
A tla n tia 's p a y lo a d — th e
Magellan Venus radar mapper —
Is housed In u special "white
room" awaiting Installation In
the shuttle's 60-foot cargo bay
Friday.
The probe was designed to
spend at least 243 days In orbit
around Venus, m apping 90
percent of the planet's hidden
surface with u cloud-piercing
Imaging radar system that will
ullow scientists to study surface
JOHN CAMEKON EARL
John Cameron Earl. 82. 315
N. Forest Blvd.. Lake Mary, died
Wednesday at Florida Hospital.
Altamonte Springs. Bora Oct.
31, 1906 In Newtown. Ind.. he
moved to Lake Mary from Indi
anapolis In 1974. He was a
retired Air Force civil engineer
and was district engineer for the
Indiana State Bridge Department
and a Protestant. He was an
Army Air Corps veteran of World
War II. a member of the Scottish
Rite and the Shrincrs. both of
Fort Wayne. Ind.
Survivors Indude wife. Mar
jorie L.
D aldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral
Home, Altamonte Springs. In
charge of arrangements.
IVAP. LYONS
Iva P. Lyons. 83. 985 Lake
Irene Road. Casselberry, died
Tuesday at her residence. Bora
Oct. 3. 1905 In Proctorvllle.
Ohio, she moved to Casselberry
from West Virginia In 1927. She
was a retired clerk-typist with
the civil service at McCoy and
Patrick Air Force bases and a
member of Community United
Methodist Church. Casselberry.
Survivors include sous. Edgar
L. Sr.. Fred B. Sr., both of Fern
Park: 14 grandchildren: 29
great-grandchildren.
C o x -P a rk e r C a re y H and
Guardian Chapd. Winter Park.
In charge of arrangements.
Wilson-Elchelbcrgrr Mortuary.
Sanford. In charge of arrangem enu.
RALPH EDWARD EELLEY
Ralph Edward Kelley. 64.
2 0 1 4 S to n c h o llo w R o a d .
Longwood. died Tuesday at
Florida Hospital. A ltam onte
Springs. Bora June 25. 1924
Richmond. Va., he moved to
Longwood from McLean. Va.. In
1972. He was a retired selfemployed real estate Insurance
worker and a member of St.
John Lutheran Church.
Survivors Include wife. Rosalie
U.: son. Ralph Warren. Raleigh.
N.C.; daughter. Deborah K.
Newell. Richmond. Va.: brother.
Edward M.. Atlanta: sisters.
Georgia Barton. Jean K. Krthls.
M argaret K. F o ster, all of
Richmond: three grandchildren.
B aldw in-Fairchild F uneral
Home. Altamonte Springs, in
etiarge of arrangements.
THELMA PUDOE SHARP
Thelm a Fudge Sharp. 64.
1800 Jerry Avc.. Sanford, died
Tuesday at Central Florida Relonal HoapitaL Sanford. Born
an. 13. 1925 in Bridgeboro.
Ga.. she moved to Sanford from
there In 1950. She was a teach
e r 's aide for th e -Seminole
County District School Board
and u member cf Second Shiloh
M issionary B aptist C hurch.
Sanford.
Survivors Include son. Joseph
Jr.. Sanford: daughters. Dr. Drnlce Bradford. Detroit. Mary C.
D o lllso n . C h a r lo tte . N.C.;
b r o t h e r s . J o h n B e n tle y ,
Jacksonville. Louis Bentley.
Toledo. Ohio: sisters. Eloulsc
Davis. Bridgcbcxo. Ga.. Louise
W illiams. H untington. N.Y..
Versa M. Burrows. Sylvester.
Ga.. Gail Harris Toledo. Ohio:
seven grandchildren.
SHARP, THELMA F UD0I
Funeral tervtcet tor Mrs. Thelma Fudge
Sharp. 44. el SanlarA who petted away
Tuetdey will be held lle'cleck noon Saturday
at Second Shiloh MJukmery Baptttl Church.
t«M Airport Blvd . larderd. with Rev. W. J.
Pape, paolor. and he* Remer B aler o*
Ikieltng Inter meet to tohow In RetUawn
Cemetery. Friend* may call Friday horn j to
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Continued from Page 1A
mended construction of 12 new
elementary schools, two new
middle schools and a new high
school during the next decade.
The report also suggested sever
al m ethods for funding the
$305,348,241 needed for the
Implementation of the recom
mendations.
Current population
expansions call for two new
elementary schools to be built
every year beginning Immediate
ly. Current facilities are suffi
cient. the report stated, to house
20.839 ckm ent.ay school stu
d en ts. T here are presently
21,028 students enrolled In
county elementary schools.
Middle and high schools have
not yet reached such critical
stages. The report said that
11.464 middle school students
could be served by the present
school buildings while enroll
ment stands at 9.987. High
schools can house 14.325 stu
dents. but only 13.393 arc
enrolled.
Former deputy commissioner
of education Dr. Charles E.
Chick, who was hired as an
Independent contractor by the
school board to conduct the
survey, explained that the sur
vey staff had used the state's
most up-to-date Florida Invenlo ry of S c h o o l H o u se s
(FISHIInformation In making
their projections and as a result
some figures differed from recent
rczonlng recommendations.
Seminole County's student
population has Increased signif
icantly at the elementary and
high school levels over the last
half decade, though there has
been little change at the middle
school level. The report a t
tributed that trend to the fact
that birth rates bottomed out in
1975 and have Increased signifi
cantly in subsequent years.
As the middle school popula
tion moves Into high school, the
numbers will change to reflect
those shifts.
Because of such population
patterns, Dr. Chick explained
that while the study only of
ficially makes lecommendations
through the 1993-94 school
year, additional Information
allows the board to make plans
through the 1998-99 school
year.
"You have to make sure the
financing Is flexible enough to
adjust to any future growth,"
said assistant superintendent for
business and finance Carey
Ferrell. "The five year plan
doesn't permit us to see growth
waves as clearly as we can with
the longer range plan."
Planner--------
w hereabouts, (your) absence
could be uncertified and by the
third day. you can voluntarily
v a c a te y o u r p o s iti o n ."
Lauderdale said.
Depending on Lauderdale's
decision, there could be one of
th r e e p o s s ib le o u tc o m e s :
Cohen's letter of resignation
could be accepted favorably; he
could voluntarily vacate his
position; or he could be termi
nated. according to Lauderdale.
Personnel action is pending an
Inquiry as soon as City Attorney
Ned Julian reviews the situation.
L a u d e r d a le s a id . N e ith e r
Cohen's file nor his resignation
letter arc open to public review
at this time because of the
pending action, according to
Lauderdale. Cohen could not be
reached at his Geneva residence
cither yesterdayor this morning.
"I'm Just trying to determine
the best Interest of the city. Wr
don't want to damage this young
man. The attorney advises us we
need to take a harder look. I'm
not sure we're willing to accept
thkt le tte r of re sig n a tio n ."
Lauderdale said.
Cohen officially left his approx
imately $29.000-a-year position
Friday. March 17.
The position for City Planner
Is vacant and is posted at city
hall for local people and city
employees until tomorrow so
that they get the first chance to
features as small as a football apply. Then It will be advertised
field.
Because or the relative posi
tio n s of E arth and Venus.
Atlantis only lias a one-month Coatlausd from Page 1A
"launch window." which opens District, which covers the south
April 28 al 2:24 p.m. EST and Oulf and up the East Coast past
ends May 28. If the shuttle does Palm Beach.
not get off the ground during
The district Isis voluntary re
that period. M edian will be strictions In Martin and Palm
grounded for two years.
Beach counties and is consid
While a month-long launch ering them In Broward, said
opportunity would seem to be spokeswoman Cathy Andade.
more Ilian enough. NASA man Mandatory cutbacks have been
agers want to get Atlantis off the slopped on Lee and Collier
pad at the opening of the counties.
window to keep as much time
Andade said yard irrigation Is
available as possible In the event responsible for up lo 60 percent
of an on-the-pud engine shut of residential water use, so in
down. which could delay a shortage "hot spots" like Marco
second launch try as much as Island and Bonita Springs such
three weeks.
watering is limited to two days u
Two such launch pad aborts week before 8 ujn.
happened In Ilie pre-Challenger
era and NASA never determined
conclusively what caused either
one.
In any rase, agency managers Continued from Page 1A
arc reasonably confident about
LeRoy Sutton. 30. of 74
making the April 28 launch Seminole
Gardens, was arrested
target and Atlantis's crew —
12:30 p.m. Wednesday after
commander David Walker. 42. ut
surrendering ut the Sanford
co-pilot Ronuld Grabc. 41. Mary police stulion.
Cleave, 41. Murk Lee. 39. and
Tracy Brown. 31. was found
Norman Tliagunl. 43 — plans to dead
a sidewalk on Sixth
fly to the Kennedy Space Center Street on
about 6:14 a.m. Wed
April 6 and 7 lo lake pari In a nesday.atpolice
said.
tr a d itio n a l d re s s -re h e a rs a l
countdown that will set the stage
for blastoff.
Con tinned from Page 1A
"Beyond that. I've always got
things going to the commission.
The commission has been really
supportive and sold they would
hire a temporary. I need a
planner with some experience.”
West said.
Cohen could not be reached
for comment.
Cohen turned In his letter of
resignation March 7 after almost
one year with the city. Acting
Ci t y M an ag er C h a rle s
Lauderdale said Wednesday he
has not ofllclaDy accepted the
resignation because Cohen's
personnel file Is under review.
"There has not been a deter
mination os to what Cohen's
status was when he left the city
of Lake Mary. I was reviewing
his situation when he abruptly
left,” Lauderdale said.
A ccording to L auderdale.
Cohen gave medical reasons for
his absence from February 16 to
March 3 and did not Inform him
"anytime where he was."
Lauderdale said he has asked
Cohen for a medical certificate to
determine whether that absence
1s acceptable or unacceptable. r
‘‘T hat certification Is the
question. If you do not properly
notify your supervisor as to your
Water-
In summarizing the thrust of
the report. Chick said the board
could not "procrastinate" In
dealing with the school district's
growth. The groundwork, he
said, had to be set In motion as
quickly as possible.
While no action was taken
Wednesday evening, the board
agreed that they needed to act
quickly on the "crisis'' situation.
The board approved a work
session time of 3 p.m. April 13 to
discuss their plans.
Seminole High School prin
cipal. who Introduced himself as
"a principal, u tax payer and the
father of a teenage daughter In
the public school system" said
he was concerned th a t the
placement of a proposed new
high school four miles northwest
of Lake Mary High School ("In
the middle of Seminole's dis
trict") would take more students
from the school which Is strug
gling to maintain maximum
enrollment due to recent redistricting.
" D u r i n g th e r c z o n l n g
hearings." Epps said, "you tola
me I'd benefit from fu tu re
growth." He said he felt the
p lacem en t of the proposed
school would harm his school.
"I Just want somebody to tell
me the truth," Epps concluded.
In newspapers and publications,
Lauderdale said.
The task of hiring someone to
fill the position will be left In the
hands of John Charles Litton,
who accepted the city manager
position Monday.
"We're trying to get a slate of
candidates together and Litton
will use whatever procedures he
u s e s to h i r e s o m e o n e . "
Lauderdale sold. Those pro
cedures will probably Involve
some type of scoring system
using educatloa leadership and
Judgment, he said. The hiring Is
the sole responsibility of the city
manager because the planning
d e p a r t m e n t Is u n d e r h is
Jurisdiction.
Hiring someone to replace
Cohen could be delayed because
the city has Just recently hired a
new city manager who will start
In about two weeks.
West. 24. said that he will
consider applying for the city
planner position left vacant by
Cohen.
West has been a planner In
Lake Mary for 1 y eo ^ an d 8
months and said he wants the
city planner position because of
fils three to four years hands-on
experience.
"It takes a long time for
someone to break Into It. I've
been here about two years. I
have a leg up knowing more
about the area than a new
person coming In." he said.
The St. Johns River water
district is free of restrictions, but
Duval. Nassau and St. Johns
counties could be asked to cut
water use If northeast Florida
doesn't get a soaking soon.
The Panhandle Is In good
shape, with Northwest water
district spokeswoman Leslie
Frye‘Allan lamenting, 'i n fact.
It’s been raining constantly
lately."
But th e S o u th d is t r i c t 's
Andade spoke for most of the
slate: “With April and May being
the driest months of the tradi
tional dry season, we still have a
long way to go before the rains
start locome."
Suspect
A w itn e sses Identified a
possible suspect In the case and
Sanford Police Chief Steven
Harriett said early Wednesday
that police were searching for
the suspect.
Witnesses told police they
saw Brown add Sutton arguing
In (runt of 301 W- Fifth Street,
at the co rn er of Palm etto
Avenue.
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House debates minimum wage
United Press I n f matlonal_______________
WASHINGTON - The House, mindful or
President Bush's threat to veto a higher
minimum wage without a subminimum
"training wage." has taken the first step
toward higher pay. debating a compromise
Bush may find more acceptable.
The president has proposed a minimum
wage of $4.25 an hour, up 90 cents over
three years from Its current level of $3.35 —
Including a lower "training" wage for new
employees. House Democrats support a bill
for a minimum wage of $4.65 but do not
want the subminimum salary Included.
However, a bipartisan measure was ready
that could set the stage for later negotiations Wright
Bush
between the House and Senate, and Con
gress and the White House. The com expected until Thursday.
promise could be more acceptable to Bush.
House Speaker Jim Wright. D-Texas. told
The bipartisan proposal set the wage level reporters before the session that he expected
the compromise plan to win approval.
at $4.55 — speeding up Its liming and
Reacting to Bush's threat of a veto for any
setting a 60-day "training" wage at 85
percent of the minimum wage; the provision measure without the lower "training" wage,
for lower wages would expire Jan. 1.1993.
Wright said: "I don't want to speculate on
that. 1 think the president ought to have a
Votes on the various proposals were not
Anti-abortion protests planned
LOS ANGELES — A planned series of potentially volatile
anti-abortion protests triggered denunciations from elected
officials, warnings of arrests from police, and prompted
authorities Wednesday to take the unusual step of ordering
courts to remain open Saturday.
The expected protests by the militant Operation Rescue
group, which has refused to disclose the locations of Its
demonstrations, also prompted police to plan on manning an
emergency command post under City Hall and order the
doubling of the number of officers deployed In some areas.
"We're-Just hoping that both sides of the Issue are going to
express their views In a calm and quiet manner," police Capt.
Glenn Ackerman said on the eve of the protests.
Operation Rescue held a rally Wednesday night at the
Melodyland Christian Center In Anaheim at which about 1,500
people were Instructed In what to expect when the protests
begin.
Fawn Hall returns to witness stand
WASHINGTON — Oliver North's ex-secretary Fawn Hall has
told the Jury hearing the felony case against her former boss
that she helped him destroy hundreds of documents In the
now-famous November 1086 "shredding party."
Hall, who was to return to the witness stand today, also
testified that she did "a very stupid thing" when she smuggled
secret documents from the White House and passed them to
her Just-fired boss.
In addition. Hall, 29, said Wednesday that four days before
North was fired from the National Security Council on Nov. 25,
1986, she altered original documents, at North's request, to
remove material about his secret work for the Nicaraguan
Contra rebels.
While little of what Hall said was new — she gave generally
the same story to the 1987 congressional committees
Investigating the Iran-Contra scandal — her presence gener
ated fresh Interest In North's trial, now five weeks old.
more open mind than that."
Wright termed $4.65 "a modest In
crease." noting the minimum wage has not
been raised since 1981 and lls buying power
has been eroded by more than 30 percent.
Bush said Tuesday that In making his
proposal of a $4.25 hourly minimum wage
with a six-month "training" wage, he was
making his "best offer first." Bush Is armed
with enough Senate GOP votes to sustain a
veto of any plan without the lower wage.
In opening debate. Rep. Jim Kolbe,
R-Arlz.. argued that the $4.65 rate would
"tragically result In a loss of Jobs, and more
tragically In a loss of Job opportunities for
people Just coming Into the Job market."
But Rep. Robert Garcia. D-N.Y., whose
Bronx district Is the poorest In the nation,
argued for the $4.65 level, saying. "In
districts like mine, the minimum wage Is
the maximum wage. People are supporting
families on the minimum wage. ... If we're
going to put them to work, let's try to
escalate the salary to the point they can
bring something home. It's time, and
frankly I don't think It's enough."
Elderly spend $2,400 on health care
hearing at which budget director beneficiaries an extra $13 per
Richard Darmari was expected m o n th by 1994,'* R oybal
WASHINGTON - Elderly to explain the Bush administra charged.
A m ericans personally spent tion's proposals to cut $5 billion
$2,400 last year — 18 percent of from the 1990 Medicare budget.
Roybal said It Is the first time
their Income — on health care,
his committee has called upon
the chairman of the House Aging
"Continuing the tradition of the head of the Office of Man
Committee said Thursday, crit his p re d e c e sso r, P re sid e n t agement and Budget to testify on
icizing proposals to cut the Bush's Insensitivity to the health administration health policy. He
Medicare budget.
cost pressures on America’s el said It appeared the budget
Rep. Edward Roybal. D-Callf., derly Is reflected In his proposal office, not the Department of
released the report "Health Care requiring Medicare beneficiary Health and Human Services. "Is
Costs For America’s Elderly, Part B premiums to cover 25 setting overall health policy,
1977-88" as his Select Commit percent of program costa — a especially for Medicare and
tee on Aging prepared to open a p ro p o sal ex p e c te d to cost Medicaid."
Unltod Prose International
From United Press International reports
"OMB's heavy hand In direct
ing administration health policy
Is extremely troubling for those
of us trying to protect vulnerable
Americans of all ages." Roybal
said.
The committee study. Roybal
said. Is based on a study by the
department's Health Care Fi
nancing A dm inistration and
documents "that America's el
derly are getting Into deeper and
deeper trouble even without
further budget cutbacks."
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here. An account of this anniversary and General Swiford'a
dsath la published In the Sanford Journal of May 28, INI,
recantly made available to the Herald by Mrs. Carols San
ford Dow, the General's daughttr. now living In Darby,
Conn.
By JIM FISHER
A first-hand account of the death of General Henry
Shelton Sanford and the resulting dampening effect
It had upon the twentieth anniversary celebration of
New Upeala. Swedish community which he B ellied.
Ib given In the pages of the Issue of The Weekly Jour
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forest by hardy Swedes who could hardly have settl
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El Salvador certifies Cristiani is new president
United Preea International
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador
— The head of El Salvador’s
electoral commission certified
the victory of president elect
Alfredo Cristlnnl following a
mandatory recount of nearly 1
million votes cast In Sunday’s
violence-marred election.
Central Election Council Pres
ident Ricardo Pcrdomo congrat
ulated the 41-ycar-old Cristlnnl
Wednesday for his ’’Indlspulable, unquestionable victory.”
Pcrdomo Issued the confirma
tion after a mandatory official
Moderates
vow to end
Sudan war
U n its d P r s s s In ts m a tlo n a l
KHARTOUM. Sudan - Mod
erate and southern parties will
receive key Cabinet posts In
cluding foreign affairs, attorney
general and agriculture In a new
government committed to end
ing a 5-year-old civil war. Prime
Minister Sadlq ul Mahdl an
nounced.
Sadlq. who wrapped up nego
tiations on the composition of
the new Cabinet Just minutes
before opening a televised
evening news conference Wed
nesday. said he could not release
the names of the new ministers
until they have been endorsed
by the five-man presidential
council. Sudan's collective head
ofstate.
The agreement brings the
country nearer to the end of a
m o n th lo n g p o litic a l c ris is
sparked by military demands for
the formation of a broad-based
government Including parties
that want an end to the war
against the Sudan People's Lib
eration Army rebels.
Western aid donors have been
appealing for a cease-fire In the
war to facilitate the delivery of
massive food stores to southern
Sudan, where tens of thousands
of people are threatened by
starvation.
The new government will be
dominated by Sadlq's Umma. or
Nation, party and the pro
Egyptian Democratic Unionist
Party, but will Include repre
sentatives of nan-parllamcntary
parties and the powerful trade
and professional unions.
All the groups have endorsed a
program of government which
calls for reversing S u d an ’s
foreign policy tilt toward Libya
and Iran and prompt action on a
peace plan negotiated In Nov
ember between the DUP and the
SPLA.
Sadlq said he regretted the
new government would not In
clude the fundamentalist Na
tional Islamic Front, the second
party In a coalition that was
dissolved earlier this month. The
N1F refused to endorse the peace
plan because It would sus|M'tul
the Introduction of Islamic
"sharia" law.
Sadlq said Umma would hold
eight posts In a 23-seal Cabinet.
Including finance. Interior, edu
cation. energy and transport,
while the DUP would receive six
scats, including foreign affairs,
attorney general social welfare
and Information.
recount of all 999.543 votes cast
In an e lectio n s c a rre d by
widespread violence and a rebel
Intimidation campaign aimed at
reducing voter turnout.
Election officials said Cristlnnl.
lender of the right-wing Na
tionalist Republican Alliance, re
ceived 510.132. or 53.9 percent,
of 946.087 valid votes, com
pared to 345.064. or 36.4 per
cent. for governing Christian
Democratic Party candidate
Fidel Chavez Mena.
Nearly 53.000 ballots were
thrown out because they were
blank or not filled out properly.
President Hush telephoned
Cristlnnl from Washington to
congratulate him Wednesday on
his victory, and also paid tribute
NIGHT OWL ”SPE
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as the victim's press velni le
passed a military checkpoint.
The Defense Ministry, In a
statement Issued later In the
day. said guerrillas of the Icltt-a
Famhundo Marti National l.lbciallon Front, or FMI.N. attacked a
military Intelligence center and
an army barracks near tincapital with mortars and gtetrades.
An anonymous caller to a local
radio station said the attack on
the Intelligence center was car
ried mil by the Vladimir llmana
Santamarla urban commando, a
previously unknown group.
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SAO PAUIjO. Hra/ll - The
death toll from the crash of u
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Wednesday from Injuries suf
fered In the crasli increasing the
death toll to 2 I
the Salvadoran flag.
AfeDuff
tions near the capital In a new
outbreak ol violence, and the
Salvadoran defense minister
announced the arrest of a soldier
who allegedly shot and killed
one of three journalists slain In
election-day violence.
Defense M inister Eugenio
Vldcs Casanova promised a ftdl
Investigation Into the shooting ol
the three Journalists and vowed
steps would Ik- taken to prevent
similar Incidents In the future.
He said the army had detained
a corporal who allegedly shot
and killed Maurlclo Pineda, a
Salvadoran television crewman.
to u llln g P r e s id e n t J o s e
Napoleon Duarte as a "a great
patriot and champion of democ
r a c y . ” a Wh i t e H o u se
spokesman said.
Finishing third In the election
was Rafael Moran of the centrist
National Conciliation Party, who
had 38.635 votes, or 3.9 percent,
according to official election re
su lts. In fourth place was
Guillermo Ungo of the leftist
Democratic Convergence, who
garnered 35.794 votes, or 3.8
percent.
Meanwhile, suspected leftist
rebels attacked military Installa
The total 999,543 votes cast
represented about 54 percent of
El Salvador’s 1.8 million regis
tered voters.
” Wc would like to Ik* a gov
e r n m e n t of all 5 m illio n
Salvadorans." Cristlnnl said In a
brief statement after Ills victory
was certified. "From this very
moment we arc king off the
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Sports
IN BRIEF
BASKETBALL
Detroit firing on three Pistons
Detroit Coach Chuck Daly went to a threeguard lineup out of design, not necessity.
"I didn’t want to get In foul trouble." Daly said
of why he went to a lineup that had tslnh
Thomas. Joe Dumars and Vlnnlc Johnson In a
115- 94 victory Wednesday night over the San
Antonio Spurs. “(Dennis) Rodman had two fouls
and (Mark) Aguirre,
had three. I didn't
want to get In any
deeper with lust a few
minutes left.
Daly went to the
' a l i g n m e n t while
clinging to a 48-46
lead with 3:40 left in
the first half and the
Pistons outscorcd San
Antonio 17-3 the rest of the way to take control
of the game.
In other games. Philadelphia defeated Cleve
land 100-97, Miami surprised New York 107
103. Indiana topped Washington 101-92.
Chicago nipped Phoenix 112-111 and. and the
Los Angeles Clippers turned back Dallas
116112.
FOOTBALL
Rozelle calls it quits
PALM DESERT. Calif. - Pete Rozelle. who
guided the NFL from an uncertain enterprise to
a mulllbllllon-dollnr industry. Wednesday re
signed ns commissioner after holding the Job 30
years.
In a startling and tearful announcement at the
NFL owners' meeting. Rozelle said he will
remain commissioner until the league finds n
successor. A league committee will Immediately
try to find a icplnccmcnt for the man often
considered the most powerful official in Ameri
can sports.
AFC President Lamar Hunt of the Kansas City
Chiefs and NFC President Wellington Mara of
the New York Giiints will head the search.
Rozelle. 63. said he made the decision last
October, saying he wanted to spend more time
with his family.
March 23, 1989
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■ People, Page 3B
■ Com ics, Page 4B
■ Classified, Page 5B
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’Noles, Pats
By MARK BLYTHE
Herald sports writer
Seminole High School came up
with a strong performance over four
and a half Innings and played Lake
Brantley to a 4-4 tic before the game
wns called due to rain.
The game will be continued when
the two teams play each other at
Sanford Stadium lutcr this season.
"We played real well tonight."
Seminole coach Mike Powers said.
"When you play a team the caliber
of Lake Brantley as well as we did
tdnlght It really helps your con
fid e n c e . Mike T ay lo r plnycd
excellent at short and Mike Scnccck
w as baf f l i ng t h e m wi t h hi s
curveball, It's a shame the game
wns called."
Lake Brantley's Mark Gabrovlc
blanked the Scmlnolcs In the early
going with a tricky curveball and a
deceptive fastball. The Tribe,
though, got used to him after a
couple of Innings and finally put
some runs on the board.
Brantley opened the scoring In the
bottom of the hrst inning with Eddie
Zaremba leading off by ripping a
double of the center field wall. Greg
Thomas then grounded out moving
Zaremba to third and after the
second out of the Inning Jason
Varttek singled to plate Zaremba
and give the Patriots a 1-0 lead.
Seminole evened the game In the
top of the second and did so without
a base hit. Bubba Coral reached on a
walk and moved to second on a wild
pitch. Harvey Cllnger then dropped
down n nice bunt to advance Coral
to third. Taylor, then sent a sacrifice
fly to center to score Coral and even
the game at 1-1.
Brantley scored a single run In the
bottom of the third inning with
Thomas leading off the Inning and
reaching, on jin error. Jim Morse
then hit Into fc fielder's choice with
“Thomas being taken out at second.
t38ee Rain, Page 2B
Shortstop Mike Taylor (No. 7) and his' Seminole
teammates were locked up in a 4-4 tie with Lakd
Brantley In the fifth inning on Wednesday night when
the rains came and forced the game to be suspended,
The game will bo resumed at a later date.
Eltonhead, Tribe J.V. post win
From staff reports
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Winning pitcher John
Eltonhead ran his personal record to 5-0 ns he pitched
the Seminole High School Junior varsity baseball team
to a 9-3 win over the Lake Brantley Patriots on
Wednesday.
Eltonhead allowed seven hits while striking out four
and walking three.
Seminole, which Improved to 6-4 with the win. scored
all of Its runs In the third and fifth Innings.
With the score 0-0 In the top of third. Tim Hampton
led off the Scmlnolcs with a single. Chris Dowling
singled Hampton to third, the stole second while
Eltonhead was striking out. But B.J. Osborne, the
Tribe’s Icad-ofT hitter, delivered a two-run single to put
Seminole up 2-0.
After Demetry Beamon singled. W.L. Gnicey ripped n
double that scored both Osborne and Beamon, making
the score 4-0 going Into the bottom of the third.
It stayed that way until the bottom of the fourth when
the Patriots scored twice to cut the lead In half. But the
Scmlnolcs answered with a five-run rally in the top of
the fifth to break the game open.
The Inning opened with Beamon hitting a double,
Gracey drawing a walk and Ray Adcock laying down a
sacrifice bunt that was so perfect. It went for a base hit
and loaded the bases.
Andre Stokes drove In the first run of the Inning with
a sacrifice fly. then Steve Wilbur hit a two-run double.
After a strike out. Dowling hit an rbl single and came all
the way around to score on the play when the Lake
Brantley ccntcrflclder mlsplayed the ball.
The Patriots scored one run In the sixth to complete
the scoring.
Seminole will play again on Friday night, traveling to
Lake Mary for a 7 p.m. game. The Tribe will,return
home on Saturday, hosting New Smyrna Bedell at 1
Boggs trade talks heat up
Clark breaks through,
leads H aw ks past Ram s
BOSTON — Rumors ubout lire Boston Red Sox
trading batting champion Wade Boggs heated
up Wednesday ns team ofllclnls expressed anger
over the slugger's upcoming television interview
; und general manager Lou Gorman conceded he
has been s|>endlng a lot of time on the phone
talking with other teams.
Boston television stations rqrorted that Red
Sox Chief Executive Officer Haywood Sulllvun
was furious Hint Boggs Ignored the team's
wishes and agreed to Ire Interviewed by Barbara
Walters for ABC's news program. "20/20."
One unnamed team official told The Boston
Globe, "Don't think we can’t trade (Boggs) — we
can," and Gonnnn told the Ikrston Herald.
"There Is some basis for a trade, but no
complete basis."
"If you asked me today If Wade Boggs would
Ire with the team a week from now. I'd say yes."
Gorman told llte Herald.
By TO N Y DaSORMIER
Herald sports editor
HOCKEY
Flyers in playoffs for 17th time
The Philadelphia Flyers may head Into the
playoffs In fourth-place, but they certainly
would Ire the best fourih-pluce tram around.
Dave Poulin's rebound goal with 1:54 re
maining Wednesday capped a three-goal third
period that emitted the Flyers tocllnch their
17th c o n s e c ut i v e
playofT berth with u 3-2
victory over the
Chicago Blackhuwks.
The Philadelphia vic
tory eliminated the New
Jersey Devils from the
• Patrick Division
I playolfs and raised the
j F l y e r s to 3 4 -3 3 -7 .
: Philadelphia Is seeking
1 to avoid Its first krslng season in 17 years.
Elsewhere In the NHL. llte NY Rangers
defeated Minnesota 3-1, Toronto beat Vancouver
• 5-3, Huriford edged Boston 4-2. St. Louis nipped
Buffalo 2-1. Montreal slammed Quebec HO. and
Washington sllp|x-d by Pittsburgh 5-4.
From staff and wlro reports
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
I H p m. — WCPX 6. NCAA Tournament. West
Regional semifinal, Selon Hall vs. Indiana. (L)
IO pm — WCPX 6. NCAA Tournament.
Southeast Regional srmilln.il. Michigan vs.
North Carolina. |L)
HOCKEY
'7 30 p m. — SC. NHL. New Jersey Devils at
Boston Bruins. (LI
Lake Mary pitcher 4aron latarola (right) only made one mistake on
Wednesday night, but it resulted In a two-run home run by Chris Trier in the
top of the eighth as Lake Howell knocked oil the Rams 3-1.
LAKE MARY - You want to talk
about a kid pitching In bad luck,
you should hear what Lake Howell
junior Dwayne Clark has had to put
up with.
Going Into the Silver Hawks'
baseball game with the host Lake
Mary Rums on Wednesday night,
Clark had a microscopic .84 earned
run average. But for all his troubles.
Clark wus 0-3 In the won-loss
department.
Part of Clark's problem was that
his teammates had made 12 errors
In the gumrs that he pitched and
scored little or no runs. On Wed
nesday. Chris Trier provided the
runs wlih a two-run home run and
the defense turned In a sparkling
performance as Clark completed an
elghl-lnnlng 3-1 win over the host
Rams.
The reason for the defensive
turnaround was a new lineup of
Twiggs twirls three-hitter,
leads Lions to SAC win
From staff reports
Kevin Twiggs allowed Just three hits, struck
out 10 and did not walk a batter to lead the
Oviedo Lions to u 2-0 decision over DeLand
Wednesday night In Seminole Alhletle Confer
ence at Oviedo.
Oviedo Improved to 5-7 with ihe victory and
3-3 In thr SAC and will return to action at home
against Lyman. DcLanri dropped to 0-14 and 0-6
“ DeLand played anything but like a tram that
hadn't won a game all year." Oviedo roach Mike
Ferrell said "Bobhv Lundqulst Is one lough
pitcher and they drflnllly have some kids Hi.u
can play, they'll be getting some breaks pretty
soon."
Twiggs was In command for most of the night
us hr ullowrd just tour tiase runners and tils
defense did not make an error behind him
Twiggs was only III trouble 111 Hie top of the
fourth Inning as lie struck out thr lead oil butler,
the Im II tilt thr front of thr plate, though, and
tmunred awuv allowing Hie bailer to reach first
salrly. Rich Baldwin followed with a single for
the Bulldogs to place runners on Itrst and second
with cleanup hitter Brian Cole corning In the
plair. Twiggs went 3-0 on Cole before reaching
down and coming up with a strike out brlore
retiring the next two flutters to get out of the
Innlngs
"That showed me something right there."
Ferrell said. "When a player cun get himself out
nf that kind of predicament then lie's tough ll
was still 0-0 at Hie time and It could have been
Rouble If ttie buses were to huve tieen loaded
with no one out."
The Lions eume hack to score both llielr runs
In tin- tiotiom ol Hie fourth Inning thanks to some
tiad defense und timely flitting. Jodie Sprlmuu
led tIn* Inning oil und readied on an error by the
second baseman and Chet Tulp came In to pinch
run for Spcliuun. On a lilt and run play with
Bubba Furr al the plate Tulp look second as Fore
grounded out to third. Brian Murlnnrss then
singled up tile middle to score Tulp
Mike Vein then grounded out In short to move
Maelnnrss lo second Twiggs thru till a high fly
just out of Hie Infield und ttoth the second
tsiseuian and thr right fielder converged on Hie
ball Both bat tod Oil Hie bull before thr right
llrldrr lo o k a slab at It ami It bounerd out ol tils
glove Murtnnrss. who was oil wiili t fir pilch,
scored lo give Oviedo a 2-0 lead
mostly underclassmen.
"That's the best we've played all
year long," said Lake Howell coach
Blrio Benjamin. “The kids really did
a good Job. They went out and
played good defense. They didn't
make any mistakes.
"This Is the first time that we've
played with this lineup. It's made
up primarily of Juniors (six. to be
exact). Our defense was dead."
That's a big part of the game. It's
one of the things that was missing.
Tonight, the kids were helping each
other out."
Clurk was very appreciative of the
added assistance.
"I didn't huve any defensive
help.” said Clark of his contradicto
ry earned run average and record.
"Coach Is letting other people have
a chance und they came through."
Early In the game. Lake Howell
cenierflelder Jason Gilman made
Clark's job much easier by chasing
down several Lake Mary fly trails hit
□ See Finally. Page 2B
R a m n e tte rs
s ta y u n b e a te n
From staff rsport*
CASSELBERRY — Perfection Is gelling
redundant for the luikr Mary High School boys'
tennis team.
After the Rams defeated the Oviedo Lions 5-2
at Red Bug Lake Park, Lake Mary's match
record Improved to 8 0. During the match, four
different players improved their personal
marks to H-O.
The only Ram to lose tits singles contest on
Wednesday was Scott Farmer at No. I singles
Weakened by Illness. Farmer k»st a lough 8-5
match to Oviedo's Chris West berry.
Alter that. Doug Barr. Jason While. Brett
Thor|K- and Ryan Rogers all wiai their matches
to improve their respective reconis to H-O
At No. 2 singles. Harr deleated Scoll I.ugcring
3-1 White w i * i a t No. 3 singles, beating
P.Srhurmann 8 3 The Rams' mil continued at
No -I singles, where Ttior|K- defeated J.Grlflln
8-2 Finally. Rogers grabbed an H-5 win over
Hoyle at No 5 singles
In doubles play. Thorpe substituted for
Farmer and Joined Harr at No I doubles to brat
Weal berry and l.ugerlng 8-6
With the loss. Oviedo's match record fell to |
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Flrtt Honed
Sherilyn Hill State Farm took a pair of victories
In Starlings action last week In Seminole Softball
Club at Five Points Field.
Sherilyn first downed Lake Mary II 10-5 before
getting by Casselberry II 11-8. Rachel McAulcy
was the winning pitcher In each game and struck
out a total of eight batten* In the games. Shannon
Munns led the offense In the opening game with a
triple, two runs scored and a three runs batted In
with Samantha Ingall added a double and a single
with two runs scored and three RBI’a. Ingalls led
the way In the second game with a triple and
three RBI’s with Stacy Dodenhoff adding two
singles, two runs scored and two runs batted in.
In other Starling action Longwood downed
Lake Mary I 8-5 with Jennifer Deans finishing as
the winning pitcher. Deans had two singles and a
run scored to help her cause with Joy Singer
adding two singles and a run scored. Stephanie
Dale led Lake Mary with two singles and two runs
scored.
A.L. Williams downed Casselbery II with
Andrea Lane finishing as the winning pitcher and
registering nine strike outs. Angellque Nieves led
the hitting attack with a triple, a double and a
single with one run scored. Jonnle Beland added
a home run and a single with three runs scored as
Vllm arle Toro. LlndsBy M errell, Je n n ife r
Oullesple. Becky Walker. MclUsa Mills, Yfra
Scgarra and Lane all added two or more hits.
Hawk*
’’The First” won three games last week with'
Stephanie Quemple picking up the pitching
victory in all three games. "The First" first
downed Lake Mary Central 18-12, then the
Rotary Club 17-B and finally "The Recovery
Room” 23-5. Quemple led the offense In the
opening game with a triple and three singles with
four runs batted In as Karen Plckney connected
for four singles and three RBI’a. Cindy Trlsdale
led the offense with a home tun inf the second
game as Quemple had three hits, Allans Christian
and Plckney each added two hits in the affair.
Plckney led the offense in the final game with a
home run and two triples along with a single and
five RBI’s, Quemple added two doubles and two
triples with four RBI’a aa Christian tripled,
doubled and singled with three runs batted In.
In other Hawk action Lake Mary Central
downed Florida Utility Trailers 15-7 with Jennifer
Dale picking up the pitching victory. Amanda
Decker led the offense with a home run and four
runs batted In aa Amy Nelman tripled and drove
In three runs. Karyn Simmons. Llndy Longstalf
and Tiffany Oormly all added a hit.
The Florida Police Athletic League took a 20-10
decision over the Rotary Club with Qlna Baxter
picking up the win on the mound allowing Just
nlng hits and striking out five.
. Jenny Spires led the offense with two home
runs and a single with two runs scored and four
runs batted in. Qlna Baxter. Elizabeth Davidson.
April Scrubbi. Michelle Allen and Amanda
Brewer all added three hits and three RBI's. Chert
Green led Casselberry .with a «hpmc run and 9
double with a run scored and two RBI’a as-Lisa
Robinson added two hlta and twp RBI's.
The Athletic League added a 17-0 victory over
"The Recovery Room” with Baxter going the
distance and allowing Just two hlta while striking
out three. Allen led tne offense with two doubles,
a single, three runs scored and four RBI's. Spires
added a double and a single with five RBI's. Angel
Daniels, Scrubba, Davidson, Jolynn Arnold and
Baxter all aided In the ofTense. Julie Jones led the
Recovery Room with a triple.
Casselberry I took a pair of victories In the
Hawks division aa they downed Longwood II.
11*6, and Lake Mary 16-4. Lisa Robinson picked
up the pitching win in each game. Nova Mailman
led Casselberry In the win over Lake Mary with
two singles and two runs scored as Green added
two hlta. Maggie Bell had three hlta and two runs
scored as Katie Furlong connected for two hlta.
Robinson led the way In the win over Longwood
with a double and two singles and three runs
scored, Oreen added a home run, a double and a
RainI
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C ln c lk k o tl — Sent p itc h e rs Ja c k
Armstrong. Mika Reader and Mike Griffin to
their minor league comp tor realignment
Miami — Signed forwent Oev* Popton to a
lOday contract; placed Pal Cummings an
the ln|ured lit*.
PWladelphto — Reached agreement with
cantor Mike Gmintkl on • four year contract.
Football
N F L — Cammlttienar Pot* Roialle an
neunced hit refirement
Dotted — Signed Ir u agent lineman Chris
Mine*tala - Signed carrwrback Daryl
Smith
He they
N Y Itlander t — Aaiigned goalie Danny
Lerem and left wingt Dean Ewen and Wayne
Oeucel to Springfield N Mw AHL.
Pittsburgh — Signet right wing Jamie
Leech to a multi year centred
Alabama Birmingham IS. Connecticut 70
Michigan Stale 71. Vlleneva 43
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March 17
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March It
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then stole second and scored
when the throw to second went
sailing into and past center
fielder Jeff Bergman to give
Brantley a 2-1 advantage.
Seminole then came up with a
single and scored three limes with Bell. Mailman,
Angel Rhodes and Furlong all adding three hits.
Julie Jones led Longwood with a double and a
single and two runs scored.
Mechanical Brothers whipped Rlnker 17-2 with
Jill Haasls taking the pitching victory allowing
Just three hits and striking out two. Corey
Roberta led the offense with n home run and three
RBI's with Shydonna Tossle adding a round
tripper and three runs batted In.
Sparrows
Winter Springs downed Rlnker, 19-10, last
week In the only Sparrows division game reported
with Shannon Crawford picking up the pitching
victory. Anna Wasman and Ronda Parsons- led
the offense with five hits apiece with Kelly
Manning and Kristy Mitchell adding for each. F.
Megan had four hits for Lake Mary with V.
Lindsey contributing three.
Eagles
Casselberry II won three games In Eagles action'
last week with a 12-4 decision over Albertsons, a
13-8 victory over First Union and an 8-5 win over
Lake Mary. Kerl Shahlnlan finished as (he
winning pitcher In all three games and allowed a
total ofJust 20 hits over the three games.
Jam ie Beland led the offensive attack over
Albertsons with a home run. a triple and a double
with three runs scored. Jennifer Beam and
Shahlnlan each had three hits with Christina
Cromwell adding one. Kim Schoenberg led the
offense In the win over First Union with two
singles and a run scored, Jodie Beland added a
pair of hits and three runs scored as Jamie
Beland and Shlan Perdue added a hit each. Jamie
Beland led the offens with a triple, a run scored
and three runs batted in over L^ke Mary, Jodie
Beland added two singles and three RBI’s with a
run scored as Sharen Rhodes added two hits and
Karen Rhodes and Perdue each added one. Jenny
Longstalf led Lake Mary with a single and two
runs scored with Amy Boucier and Monica Dale
each adding two hits.
Albertsons came back to whip Hughes Supply
18-4 with Alison Gorzka picking up the pitching
victory allowing Just three hits. Jennifer Altken
led the offense with two singles and a run scored.
Julie Helmera added a single, four runs scored
and one RBI. Destiny Pcrer led Winter Springs
with a single and two RBI's with Jenny Miller
connecting for a single with one RBI and one run
scored.
Henderson's Masonry then downed Hughes
Supply 11-4 with Barbara Bartels taking the win
on the mound allowing four hits and striking out
two batters while walking Just two.
Mindy Kracht led the hitting with two singles,
two runs scored and one run batted in, Bartels
helped her cause with two base hits, two runs
scored and two RBI's as Claudia Thagganl had
three hlta and two RBI's. Jennifer Fornton, Stacy
Burger, Kristen Munns and Cherle Sine all added
a base hit. April Zorn led Hughes with two base
hlta and two RBI's with Amy Sloan and Porter
each adding a base hit.
A. L. Williams downed Albertsons 14-7-ln the
fins) Eagles contest as Susan Willis picked up the
pitching win.
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Michelle B. led tne ofTense with three singles
and three run* scored, wtllls had two doubles and
a run scored with LeAnn Massen and Stacie
Mobley adding two hits with Alains MacDonald
finishing with two doubles and a single with two
runa scored.
Falcons
Burger King downed Lake Mary Vet. 9-4, in the
only Falcons division game reported this past
week with Christine Rains picked up the pitching
victory.
Sandy Adams led the offense with three base
hits, a run scored and one RBI, Sherry Adams
added two singles, a run scored and a run batted
in with Kelly Turner connecting for (wo singles,
scoring twice and driving In one run. Stephanie
Bush Ted Lake Mary with three singles, a run
scored and two RBI's with J. Winger adding two
singles and Tiffany Porter contributing two base
hits and a run scored.
big inning In the top of the fifth first and third. Cox then stole
with Irsklne Howard leading off second and gave Seminole a
with a single, a ground out threat to lake the lead. With a
moved Howard to second before 1-2 count Jam es Joyce stroked a
the second out of the inning. Ron ‘two run single to left field and
took second on the play at the
Cox (hen hit a hard grounder to plate.
followed with a
short that went for an Infield double Senecck
down the third base line
base hit and placed runners on
to give Semlnolea 4-2 lead.
Finally
Continned from IB
up the
power alleys. There was only
one ball that Gilman wasn't able
to catch up with and that went
for an rbl double for Derek Wolfe
In the sixth Inning to tic the
game.
Lake Howell opened the scor
ing In the second inning when
Luis Guevara singled off Lake
Mary pitcher Aaron latarola.
look second when latarola hit
Bobby Fugate with a pitch,
advanced to third on a pass ball
and scored on an Inflcid hit by
Chris Heath.
Except for an error by one of
his fielders In the second Inning.
Clark was perfect for Lake
Howell through four Innings,
retiring 12 of the 13 batters her
faced.
Lake Mary started to gel some
thing going In the fifth when
Greg Jam es and Nell Jam es
o p e n e d w ith b a c k -to -b a c k
singles. After a strikeout. Joe
DlFranceaco hit a bouncing ball
up (he middle that Lake Howell
second baseman Eddie Smith
was only able to knock down.
Hut Just when It looked like
(lie Rams would tiave the bases
loaded. Smith Jumped to his feet
and threw to thkd. nailing Greg
Jam es as he Irird to return lo
(he base.
“I thought the ball had gotten
through, said Lake Mary coach
Allen Tuttle. "Thai was my
mistake, not Greg's. I started to
send him, then I tried to stop
him."
Lake Brantley finally pushed
across the game-tying run 11 the
sixth inning. Wolfe doubling In
Jason Sewell.
The scored stayed 1-1 through
the end of seven as (he game
moved to extra Innings. In the
eighth. Lake Howell Jumped
back on top as Trier (one of the
few seniors In the Hawk lineup
on Wednesday) hit his home
run.
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CALENDAR
Hospital throwing egg hunt
More then 500 eggs will be Btrewn around the ground of West
Lake Hospital, State Road 434, Longwood. on Friday, March
24. Area children and their parents are Invited Tor an Easter
egg hunt, refreshments, balloons and photos with the Easter
Bunny. Hot dogs, chips and soft drinks will be free from 11:30
a.m. to noon. Children aged 6 and younger will hunt eggs from
noon to 12:15 p.m„ and children aged 7-10 will hunt from
12:15-12:30 p.m. Photos with the Easter Bunny will be taken
from 12:30-1 p.m.
IN B R IE F
AARP scheduled to meet
The American Association of Retired People, South Seminole
Chapter 3533, will meet on Tuesday. March 28, at 1 p.m. at the
Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive. The
meeting will include discussing old and new business, new
legislative Information and a short open forum. Refreshments
will follow.
Breast-feeding class set
A pre-natal breast-feeding class will be presented the
mornings of March 25 and April 29 at the Family Birth Center,
211 W. Warren Ave., Longwood. Fee for the class Is $15 and
pre-registration Is required due to limited class size by calling
699-4067. Topics covered wilt Include advantages, prenatal
preparation, how-to’s of breast-feeding, expectations for the
early days, necessary supplies and resources, working, and
weaning. The class will be presented by Dcbby Kearney,
certified lactation consultant.
Class to teach kids to make breakfast
Seminole County 4-H will sponsor "Breakfast for Champi
ons." another special Interest foods and nutrition class in its
EZ Cookin’ For Kids program. The class will be held on
Wednesday. March 29. from 10 a.m. to noon at the Seminole
County Agriculture Center at Five Points.' The class will give
4-H and non 4-H youth aged 8-18 the chance to learn how to
make fast and easy breakfast Items with little help. A $2 charge
covers cost of materials. Because class size Is limited,
pre-registration Is required by Monday, March 27, by calling
323-2500, ext. 183.
They won’t let
Ictu s f o c u s
men monopolize certain characteristics of a social
club, the ladles don't lake their
4-part harmony
music lightly.
By VICKI DeOOMfllBJt
Herald staff writer_____________
"Most of us aren't trained In
music, but wc love to sing,"
Korgan said.
CASSELBERRY - At a meet
ing of the Sweet A deline's
No experience In music Is
Sounds of Sunshine chorus, the required to gain membership In
women laugh a lot and tease one the group. However, a preanother, but when the music Joining audition will test to be
starts, they become very serious. sure potential songsters can at
least carry a tune.
The Sounds of Sunshine Is the
Seminole County chapter of
"I’d say that 75 percent of our
Sweet Adelines, Inc. a national women can't read music, but
organization that was founded they can listen and sing the
30 years ago to help promote songs as they hear them ,"
four-part harmony music for Marshall said.
women. Men had been singing
four-part harmony (most com
T he S o u n d s of S u n sh in e
monly known os barber shop chapter counts only three among
quartets) for years, so In 1959, a Its 60-plus membership who are
group of wives or these crooners trained In singing. Other mem
decided to form their own group.
bers Include teachers, nurses,
A national headquarters was housew ives, secretaries, ad
established In T ulsa, Okla. ministrators and an engineer.
Chapters began forming In every
There Is no upper age limit Tor
area country and overseas. To the members, and the local
day there are "several hundred chapter boasts a couple of sep
thousand" members Interna tuagenarians. Applications arc
tionally, according to Diane not accepted from girls less than
Marshall, assistant director of 18 years years old unless their
the Sounds of Sunshine chapter.
mothers are also members.
In Florida alone, there are 35
"Because we sometimes trav
choruses comprised of more el. younger girls would need a
than 2.000 singers.
chaperone and we don't provide
"W e're like sisters." said chaperones." Korgan explained.
Most of the group's efforts arc
Florence Korgan. who hns been
a member since the local group geared toward the competition at
the state, and If they prove to be
was founded 12 years ago.
good enough, the national level.
“Ju st a bunch of fun-lovin'
Sweet Adelines sing traditional
gals—that’s us," Korgan con barbershop songs, Broadway
tinued. "And I've never seen so tunes and popular songs In
much warmth and compassion four-part harmony. They dance
In a group."
a bit os well, though "usually
While the gatherings take oh pretty simple steps," Korgan
admitted.
The ladles make their own
costumes, often show-stopping
sequlned numbers that catch the
light and bring the music alive.
DEAR FRAN: Thank you for
Such costumes, even though
providing me with this Informa they're made by members, can
tion so I could publicize It. Those be expensive. And this year, the
who are Interested may write to Sweet Adelines have hired music
The OCD Foundation. P.O. Box teacher Shirley Kout to travel
9573, New Haven. Conn. 06535. from Texas to coach them for
the upcom ing state contest
This Is a nori-proflt group, so (March 30. 31 and April 1). Add
please enclose a long, self- "to that the cost of traveling to
addressed, stamped (25 cents) contest sites and you've gdt a
envelope.
serious need for fund-raising.
C o m p u lsive disorders not so rare
DEAR ABBYi You were right
to tell Count Dracula that com
pulsive counting Is fairly com
mon. Some people are always
c o u n t in g s o m e t h in g —th e
number of stairs they go up or
down, the number of posts In a
. fence, cars on the highway, light
bulbs in a sign, etc. It can be<<
harmless, or carried to the point
where a person thinks he's going
Insane. Doctors call It ‘‘Ob
sessive Compulsive Beha'vlor the country. Today, this national
Disorder" or "OCD.”
non-profit OCD Foundation of
An estimated one In every 40 fe rs a d v ic e , I n f o r m a tio n ,
men, women and children has newsletters, referrals to treat
some form of OCD. I know, ment centers and "phone pals”
because I am an OCD sufferer. to OCD sufferers and their fami
For years 1 thought I was the lies In all 50 states,
only person In the world who
It's not Just a compulsion to
couldn't stop counting every count; It Includes saving things
thing.
until there Is not more space to
The good news Is that doctors accommodate the collection, and
now realize th a t OCD la a the uncontrollable habit of pull
physical Illness—and there Is ing one's own lialr or eyelashes
medication that can bring It out. The list goes on and on.
under control.
Thank you. Abby, for giving
Three years ago, many of us this hidden disorder national
who were being treated In the exposure so those who have It
Yale Clinic OCD program in New will not feel so alone and can
Haven, Conn., formed an organi seek the help they need to
zation to educate and offer control this disorder.
support to the estimated 5 mil
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costume chairman Babo Haynes.
Members pay dues of $15 per listen.
month, which Includes fees for
"I like to sing,” Korgan said.
membership In the International "And this Is a nice way to have a
organization. But that alone night out with the girls."
To express Interest In Joining,
c a n 't c o v e r th e g r o u p 's
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expenses.
"So wc perform for all kinds of the Sound of Sunshine Sweet
occasions," Korgan said. "Ev Adelines women's barbershop
ery th in g from n 15-m lnutc singing group. Rehearsals take
mlnishow to a two-hour extrava place each Thursday at 7:30
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PLO: Stop Israeli terrorism
Unltwl Pr— s IntamatHenal
CARTHAGE. Tunisia — The
i Palestine Liberation Organizelion countered U.S. calls that It
! try to curb violence against
• Israel with a dem and th at
Washington make efforts "to
ato p th e Is ra e li te rro rism
directed at our people."
The exchange came Wednes
day during the first formal
U.S.-PLO talks of the Bush
administration and coincided
with another "‘tempted attack
on Israel by Pa.r jtlnlan guerrll
las trying to infiltrate from
southern Lebanon.
U.S. A m b assad o r R obert
Pelletreau said after Wednes
day’s nearly live-hour meeting
that there Is "a new dynamic”
for Middle East peace that could
lead to direct Israell-Palestlnlan
talks If the PLO can curb terror
ism and violence.
“The Immediate objective Is to
create a political environment In
which productive direct negotia
tions between Palestinians and
Israelis can be su sta in e d ,"
Pelletreau told reporters.
Pelletreau Indicated he spent
much of the meeting trying to
persuade the PLO to try to
control terrorism and crossborder violence against Israel,
which Washington believes Is
counter-productive to the peace
process.
"The PLO Is fully aware of our
strong views on terrorism and
violence." Pelletreau said.
But PLO delegation leader
Yasser Abed Rabbo said the
United States must exert pre
ssure on Israel to recognize the
rights of Palestinians and called
on Washington to support efforts
for the creation of an Indepen
dent Palestinian state.
"There Is a respon.n-'Jlty o"
the United States to make ail
efforts possible to stop the Israeli
terrorism directed against our
people." he said, "We believe
that creating a new atmosphere
for a peaceful settlement needs a
clear position In recognizing the
rights of our people and the
establishing of an Independent
Palestinian state."
Rabbo said the talks marked
progress In the Bcarch for Middle
East peace and that the PLO
wished to continue the dialogue,
the second since the Reagan
adm inistration approved the
contacts late last year after PLO
chief Yasser Arafat renounced
terrorism and Implicitly re
cognized Israel’s right to exist.
The first session, which took
place Dec. 16 despite strong
objections from Israel, marked
the first time the two sides met
since the formation of the PLO In
1964.
Earlier Wednesday, a U.S.
E m b a s sy s o u rc e s a id th e
three-man American delegation
Intended to deliver "some lough
words" to the PLO negotiators
about the need to discourage
Palestinian raids on Israel, even
if they are committed by hard
line Palestinian groups outside
the direct control of Arafat.
La’e Wednesday a f ie r n ^ r .
p ro I s r a e l! m ilitia m e n In
Lebanon Intercepted and killed
the three Palestinian guerrillas
os they tried to slip Into northern
Israel. Lebanese security and
militia sources said. There was
no Immediate claim of responsi
bility for the Infiltration attempt,
the fifth In six weeks.
At W ednesday’s m eeting,
Pelletreau sat at a rectangular
table alongside embassy political
officer Edmund Hull and deputy
chief of mission Gordon Brown.
R abbo, a PLO E xecutive
Committee member and official
of the Democratic Front for the
Liberation of Palestine, sat at
another table facing the U.S.
delegation. The pro-Soviet DFLP
Is one of the most radical
factions within the PLO.
Israelis investigate leak
of secret PLO intelligence
United Press Intsmatlonal
JERUSALEM — Government and military
officials called for an Investigation Into the leak
of an Intelligence analysis saying Israel
Inevitably will talk to the Palestine Liberation
Organization.
In the Israeli-occupied territories, soldiers
Wednesday shot and killed an 11-year-old
Palestinian and wounded a t least 39 In
widespread violence, Palestinian sources Bald.
One Palestinian woman was wounded when
another Arab attacked by stone-throwers
opened fire In a West Bank refugee camp, the
sources said.
An army spokesman said at least nine
Palestinians were wounded In clashes and the
military was investigating reports of the Arab's
death In the West Bank Tulkarm refugee
camp.
At least 388 Palestinians and 13 Israelis have
been killed during the 15-month-old Palesti
nian uprising.
Palestinians also observed a general strike
Wednesday marking the one-year anniversary
of the closure of the PLO offices In Washington
as American officials m£t with PLO members
In Tunisia for the first Auch dialogue of the
Bush administration.
In Jerusalem, several Israeli government
officials and a former military Intelligence chief
called for an Investigation Into the widely
publicized leak of an Intelligence assessment
given Israel's Inner Cabinet last week.
The assessment, according to reports In the
Israeli media, cited a significant change In the
PLO'a policies toward Israel and maintained
there was no alternative to talks with the PLO.
On Tuesday. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, a
firm opponent of talks with the PLO. described
the media reports as a "lie" and said he did not
know an y th in g ab o u t th e inform ation
published.
But a top aide Wednesday admitted the
existence of an Intelligence evaluation, al
though there was no document officially
presented to government leaders during a
closed Inner Cabinet meeting.
"The problem Is not semantic. There really
was no document." Yossi Ben-Aharon, director
general of Shamir's office told Army Radio.
"What there was was an Intelligence evalua
tion that was leaked. The fact that selective
parts of It became public knowledge Is a
serious matter."
Israeli sources confirmed a senior In
telligence ofllcerhad briefed the Inner Cabinet
on the highlights of an annual Intelligence
report, expected to be completed within two
weeks. But they said the analysis was not a
formal recommendation for the government on
Its policy toward the PLO.
Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin alao said he
was sorry members from his center-left Labor
Party were raising the suggestion of talking to
the PLO.
"It will not achieve anything.” Rabin told
young Labor Party members. "In my opinion It
will only cause harm to the Labor Party. Of
course, it will not advance the political
process."
But In Tunisia, U.S. Ambassador Robert
Pelletreau said after talking with PLO repre
sentatives that the "Immediate objective Is to
create a political environment In which
productive direct n egotiations between
Palestinians and Israelis can be sustained."
While rejecting talks with the PLO. Shamir
has met with unidentified Palestinians within
the 'occupied territories who are not PLO
members and aides have said he will continue
such talks. Other government leaders also
have made a distinction between negotiating
with Palestinians In the territories, which they
consider appropriate, und talking with the
PLO.
Shamir Wednesday closed the three-day
Prime Minister's Conference on Jewish Solidar
ity with Israel with an emotional speech at the
Western Wadi.
Shamir did not mention the PLO or his trip
early next month to Washington. Instead he
called forth memories of the’destroyed Jewish
Temple before his audience of more than 1,500
Jew ish leaders from around the world
gathered before the Western Wall.
"Whenever I come to this old city I have
visions or the flames rising to the sky when the
Temple was burnt and the city was razed
because our people were divided," Shamir said
standing on the plaza before the holiest Jewish
she. a remnant of the outer wall of the
Temple's courtyard.
"Therefore, 1 believe with every fiber of my
being In Jewish unity. In Jewish strength. In
Jewish commitment to this city and to the
land of Israel."
G u errillas killed
en terin g Israel
United Press Intsmatlonal
BEIRUT. Lebanon — Members of the
Israeli-backed South Lebanon Army killed
three Palestinian guerrillas trying to slip Into
northern Israd In the fifth such Infiltration
attempt In six weeks.
A spokesman quoted by the militia-run Voice
of the South radio said on SLA patrol spoiled
the guerrillas an their way lo northern Israel
late Wednesday afternoon near the village of
Moula, 1 mile north of the Lcbanon-lsrael
border.
He said three guerrillas were killed In a
30-mlnute firelight with automatic rifles and
rocket-propelled grenades.
An SLA gunman was gravely wounded and
was transported by helicopter to a hospital
Inside Israel, the spokesman slid, adding that
a military vehicle was destroyed during the
clash.
In Israel, an army statement said "three
terrorists and one SLA soldier" were killed.
"The SLA spatted the terrorist group In the
eastern sector of the security ztxic about 1 mile
west of Houla. the SLA opened fire at the
group, thus killing them."
The SLA said troops found tlie bodies of the
three guerrillas In an olive grove. Soviet-made
Kalashnikov rifles, hand grenades, rockets and
ammunition were recovered near the bodies,
the spokesman said.
There was no Immediate claim or responsi
bility for the InOllratlon attempt, the fifth from
southern Lebanon In six weeks.
The attack coincided wllli the second
meeting between U.S. officials and the Pales
tine Liberation Organization In Carthage,
Tunisia, where the American delegation urged
the PLO to try to control cross-border violence
against Israel.
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wretches, regretful of what they
Britain expelled nine Iranians did," Khomeini said.
. on security grounds as Ayatollah
For the first time since he
, Ruhollah Khomeini ridiculed the accepted a cease-fire In the war
, 12-natlon European Community with Iraq last summer. Kho
for allowing Its ambassadors to meini said his decade-old Islamic
r e t u r n t o T e h r a n a f t e r revolution is the starting point of
, w ithdraw ing them over the "the great global Islamic revolu
. Salman Rushdie affair.
tion."
, The Soviet Union claimed
"Our officials know that our
Wednesday its mediation efforts revolution is not limited to Iran
played a part In the softening of ... the revolution of the Iranian
the EC stance toward Iran.
people Is the starting point of the
, The EC withdrew Its senior great global Islamic revolution."
. envoys from Tehran for con Khomeini was quoted as saying.
sultations a month ago in soliThe B ritish Home Office
. dariiy with Britain’s condemna Wednesday ordered nine Ira
tion of a death threat issued by nians to leave Britain, raising to
Khomeini against the British 18 the number of Iranians told to
writer of the novel "The Satanic leave since Tehran broke rela
. Verses."
tions with London March 7 over
The Europeans, who want to the Rushdie dispute.
maintain contacts to secure a
The latest expulsions Include
share In Iran's lucrative post-war two former staff members at the
1 reconstruction, agreed Monday Iranian Embassy and Iranian
to allow their ambassadors to s t u d e n t s , a Ho me Office
return to Tehran but not to hold spokesman said. None of the
high-level meetings with Iranian Iranians were Identified. The
officials until the decree Is lifted.
nine Iranians, cited as security
Rushdie remains In hiding In risks by the Home Office, have
until March 27 to leave or face
Britain.
Khomeini made fun of the deportation.
European countries for aban
"Normal relations between
doning their position.
Great Britain and Iran must
"Maybe they had not predicted depend on Iran's renunciation of
such shame and disgrace In the the use of violence against our
process of achieving their omi c itiz e n s." the Home Office
nous aim," Iran's official Islamic spokesman said "We arc keep
Republic News Agency quoted ing the actions of other Iranians
under close scrutiny.’’
Khomeini as saying.
“ Today, they are returning
Britain has withdrawn Its dip
lomatic staff from Its embassy In
Tehran and appointed Sweden
to take care of lls Interests In the
Iranian capital.
In Moscow, a Soviet Foreign
Ministry statement said the So
viet Union helped mediate the
crisis between Iran and the EC.
The statement said the de
cision uboul the ambassadors
"is In line with the Soviet
approach, with efforts made by
the Soviet side. Including those
d u r i n g t he Soviet foreign
minister’s meeting In Tehran
and Vienna, to rase tension In
r e l a t i o n s be t we e n t he EC
countries and Iran.”
Sovi et F or e i gn Mi ni s t er
Eduard Shevardnadze was given
a rare meeting with Khomeini In
Tehran a few days after the
leader Issued the death edict.
The Soviet Union has refused
to rondrmn the death threat and
one Tass commentary defended
Iran's actions In the affair.
Au s t r i a n Pr e s i de nt Kurt
Waldheim, meanwhile, told a
news conference ending a visit to
the United Arab Emirates that
Austria rejected "The Satanic
Verses" as “ blasphemous and
offensive to the religious feelings
of the Islamic countries." but did
not agree wiih Khomeini's death
order.
laist Thursday, the foreign
mlnlslers of 46 Moslem nations
inretlng In Saudi Arabia called
for "The Satanic Verses'* lo be
withdrawn from circulation.
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�M - Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Thureday, March 23. 1969
Legal Notices
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N O TICE 0P
PUBLIC HEARINO
The Seminole County Board ot
County Commissioners will hold
a Public Mooring to contldor a
roquet! tar o Dredge err* Pill
Permit to construct a 370 »q. ft.
deck/boethouse \slth an 10 tl.
retaining wall.
Do t H Sessions: D F i t 07 tor
----------------T O f i c i o p -----------------F IC TITIO U S NAME
Nolle* Is hereby given that I
am engaged In business at 1370
Freer Ln. Sanford, Somlnolo
County, Florida undor th*
Fictitious Nam* of NOTHING
TOO TR IV IA L, and that I Intend
to rogltter sold name with th*
Clerk of th* Circuit Court,
Somlnolo County, Florida in
accordance with the Provisions
of th* FlctlUous Nam* Statutes,
To-Wit: Section MS.07 Florida
Statute* 1*37.
/s/Serah D. Freer
Publish: March 1*. 31. 30. April
A IM *
DEC-173
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO URT OP
T H E tlT N JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT O F FLO RIDA. IN
AND FOR SEMINOLE
CO UN TY
CASE HO.i aann-C A-O f-L
G E N E R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N
DIVISION 1
A M E R IF IR S T F E D E R A L
SAV IN G S AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
P L A IN TIF F ,
v*.
S H A R O N T . G IL M O R E ;
M A R B E Y A CLUB CO N
D O M IN IU M A I S O C I T I O N ,
INC.; UNKNOWN T E N A N T (S )
D E F E N D A N T(S ).
N O TIC E OP B A L I
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN
pursuant to an Order ol Pinal
Judgment ot Foreclosure dated
March U . 1IU. entered In Civil
Cat* No. M 3377-CA-U-L ot th*
Circuit Court ol th* Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit In and lor
S E M IN O LE County. Florida,
whoreln A M E R IF IR S T F E D
E R A L SAVINOS AND LOAN
ASSO CIATIO N , Plaintiff and
SHARON T . GILM OR E are del
endanffsl, I will toll to the
highest and b u t bidder tor cash,
A T T H E W EST FR O N T DOOR
O F T H E SEM INOLE COUNTY
C O U R TH O U S E , SANFORD,
FLORIDA, at 11:00 AM. April
tl. H U , the following described
property a* set forth In said
Final Judgment, to-wll:
CONDOM INIUM U N IT NO.
C-S, O F M A R B E Y A C L U B
CONDOMINIUM , ACCORDING
T O T H E DECLAR ATIO N OF
C O N D O M IN IU M FOR
M AR BEYA CLUB CON
DOM INIUM . AND EX H IB ITS
A N N E X E D TH E R E T O . F IL E D
T H E 14TH D A Y O F S E P
TE M B E R . H00. IN O.R. BOOK
11*7, PAG E 1073, AND R E
CORDED S EPTEM BER IS. HS0
IN O R. BOOK 13M, PADS IMS.
P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY.
FLO R ID A ; TO G E T H E R W ITH
AN U N D IV ID E O IN T E R E S T
IN TH E COMMON E LE M E N TS
AND L IM IT E D COMMON E L
EM E N TS DEC LAR ED IN SAID
D E C L A R A T IO N O F C O N
DOM INIUM T O BE AN AP
P U R TE N A N C E TO TH E
ABOVE CONDOMINIUM U N IT.
O A TE D el Sanford, Florida,
this 17dey of March. ItU .
M ARYANNE MORSE.
C LER K
C LE R K O FTH E
•
C IR C U IT CO URT
SEM INOLE County. Florida
Byt JonoE. Josowlc
Deputy Clerk
Publish:
March 13.30.1(U
•ubllsh: h
DEC-131
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF
T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT IN AND FOR
SE M IN O LB C O U N TY ,
FLORIOA.
CASE HO. U-M t-CA-M -P
IN R E : TH E M AR RIAGE O Fi
RONNIE H. W ILLIAM S.
Pstll loner /H usband,
and*
tl Mk C St. John'* River Estates
Plat Book 11 Page R Section 17,
Tcwnshtp It. Range 30. On o
canal oil the SI. Johns.
The hearing will be held In
Room W I N of the Somlnole
County Service* Building, Sonlord. Florida an Apr IUS, ltet at
li N p m . or at toon thereafter
at pouible. Written com monti
may be filed with the Land
Management Office and thote
appearing wilt be heard.
aid N
Mft,
■m
4BfeU§ 1
r t n o n i *»•
V tliit
Qri ttvii
it9
they decide to appeal any decliion made at thli mooting,
they will need a record of the
proceedings, end lor tuch
purpose, they may need to
insure Ihet a verbatim record of
the proceeding* It mode, which
record Includes the testimony
end evidence upon which the
appeal Is to be made.
Herb Hardin, Director
Land Management
Seminal* County, Florida
Publish March 73. ItOt
DEC1N
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT,
■ IO H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMI N O L I CO UN TY.
FLORIDA.
CASE MO. to-tt}1-CA-*t-L
A L L IA N C E M O R T G A G E
COMPANY, o Florida corpora
tion,
Ptolntiri,
JAMES A. M ERRIM ANi any
unknown heirs, devisees, gran
tors. trustees, or othoro claim
ants claiming by. through and
undtr JAMES A. M ERRIM AN,
N OTICE OP M L R
Nolle* it hereby given that,
pursuant to a Summery Final
Judgment ol Foreclosure en
tered herein. I will tall the
property situated In Seminole
County, Florida, described ot:
Condominium Unit 7*. Build
ing U . of HIDDEN VILLA G E
CONDOMINIUM, according to
the Declaration of Condominium
rocordod March 13, IMS In
Official Records Book ISIS,
pages 1SEI thru 17*7 end
emended by first amendment
thereto recorded May IS, tf«S In
Ofllctal Records Book t i l l ,
pagos 1S71 thru IS M and
it
May n . INS In
Official Records Book 1S41 page
7001 and emended by amend
ment thereto recorded June *,
H U In Ottlctal Records Booh
test pages t i l l thru 1131, and
further amended by amendment
thereto recorded July 17, H U In
Ottlctal Recerds Book ISSS,
pages list thru lilt , Public
Records ol Somlnolo County,
Florida, together wtih all ap
purtenance* thereto and an un
divided Interest In the common
elements of told Condominium
os sot torlh In sold Doctoral Ion.
at public solo, to the highest and
bast Wdfer tar cash, at the west
front enhance, Somlnolo County
“Courthgn
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In Vanlord,
P tor
i Id*.
JO day ot
o i-llta i A J d - oil.the
the at
A p r llH * ,,
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v m M W fc m y hand end Otfktai SoOi'R sold Court this 17
day ol March, lags.
(SEAL)
M ARYANNE M ORSE.
CLERK
CLERK C IR C UIT CO URT
By: JonoE.Jtsew k
Deputy Clerk
Publish: March 1 3 . » HR*
D E C -W
IN TH E CIR C UIT COURT,
E IG H T I I N T N JU D IC IA L
CIRCUIT. IR A N D P O R
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
CASE NO. M-SHP-CA-ePL
C O L O N IA L M O R T O A G E
COMPANY, on Alabama cor
poration
Plaint IN,
vs,
RICHARO S. TO D D ; SUSAN C.
TODD; M ICHAEL BESS; any
unknown hairs, devisees, credi
tor*. grant*** and any other
unknown persons or unknown
spouse* claiming by, through
and inter RICHARD S. TODD
ondtor SUSAN C.TO O O.
Defendants.
NOTICE OP SALE
Nolle* I* hereby given Ihet,
pursuant to a Summary Final
Judgement at Foreclosure en
tered herein. I will sell the
property situated In Seminole
County. Florid*, described as:
Lei 114, W E K IV A H U N T
CLUB FOX H UN T SECTION 1.
according to the pi*I thereat, *•
recorded In Plot Book U , Pages
7* through S3. Public Records el
Seminole County. F lo rid a .
Together with: Rang*. Retrig
oraler. Dishwasher, Cloth**
Washer and Dryer, Garbage
Disposal, Vent Fan. Wall to Wall
Carpel Ing.
at public sola, to the highest end
best bidder ter cash, ot the wetl
hont entrance. Somlnolo County
Courthouse In Senlord. Florida,
ot 11:00 A M on th* >0th day ol
April, H U
WITNESS my hand and Of
betel Seel ol sold Court this II
doy ol March. H U .
ISEAL1
M ARYANNE M ORSE.
CLERK
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
By. Jons E Josowlc
Deputy Clerk
Publish March 1J. JO. H U
DEC let
NOTICE UNDER FIC TITIO US
NAME S TA TU TE
TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN;
Not.ce Is hereby given Ihet
•he imderslgnod pursuant to the
"Fictitious Nam* Staluls",
Chapter t*| u . Florida Statutes,
will register with th* Clerk ot
•he Circuit Court In and tor
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLORIDA, upon receipt ot proof
ot the publication ot this nolle*
•ho fictitious name, to wtt: C. L.
W ALLM AN A ASSO C IATES
uniter which H Is engaged In
business ol *0* E. Altamonte
Orlve. Suita 1*3. Altamonte
Springs. FluM e. Jltol
That th* party interested In
seta business enterprise It as
taUows SEMINOLE M A R K E T
ING A SSOCIATES. INC . tote
D ATED at Altamonte Springs.
Seminote County, Florid*, this
ITtti 0*y of February, IfU
SEMINOLE M AR KETIN G
ASSOCIATES. INC
by Chariot Wellman
Publish March 1.*. IS. 13. ISU
DEC 13
IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OP
T N I 1STN JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR SKMI N O L I
CO UNTY, FLORIDA
CASK NO. ie-llet CAS* P
GOLOOME SAVINOS BANK.
Plaintiff.
PAUL H E N R Y PO RTUESE,
efel..
N O TIC E OP SALE
11771*
N O T IC I IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
pursuant to on Order *r Final
Judgment entered In this caee
new pending In sold Court, th*
stylo of which Is Indicated
above. I will u l l to th* Mghost
and bast bidder for caeh at the
West Front Door of th* Seminote
County Courthoueo, 301 N. Pork
Avo.. ion lord. Florid*, ol 11:00
o'clock a.m., on April tl, H U ,
Iho following described preLot 1. Sandalwood, according
to th* plot thereof, as rocordod
In Plat Book IL Pag* It. ot th*
Public Records ol Somlnolo
County, Floride.
D A TE D at Sanford. Somlnolo
County. Florida, this 11th day ot
March. H U .
M AR YANNE MORSE.
As Clerk, Circuit Court
Seminote County, Florid*
By: Jane E. Josowlc
A* Deputy Clerk
Publish: March 14.13. ISU
D E C -tll
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OP
TN B B IO N TC E N TH JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT, IN AND FOB
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIOA
CASE No.) M-3M7-CA-U-P
M ETM O R FINANCIAL, INC-.
Plaintiff,
v*.
GEORGE IV E Y G A Y . "JA N E
G A Y " , his spouse. II married.
U N IT E D S TA TE S OF
AM ER IC A and FIRST
NATIO N AL BANK.
W IN TER PARK.
Defendant*.
1NDAM ENDED
NO TICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IVEN
pursuant to a Final Summary
Judgment doted December X
IfU , and entered In Cos* No.
N l t S f C A R P ol the Circuit
Court ol ttw Eighteenth Judicial
Circuit In and lor Somlnolo
C ounty. F lo rid * whoreln
Molmor Financial. Inc.. It th*
Plaintiff and Georg* Ivey Coy.
*1 ol. are the Defendants. I will
•ell lo the highest and best
bidder lor cash at the Wetl
Front Door, of th* Seminote
County Courthouse. Sanlord.
Florid*. Ol 11:00* m on ttw 13th
d a y *1 A p r i l . I t I V , the
tallowing— described property
os sol torlh In told Final Sum
mory Judgement
The West IS feel of Lot 10. and
all el Lott II and 13. In Block F,
ol the South is ol Traci IX
SECOND R E P LA T CF
S A N L A N D O S P R IN G S . *c
cording to th* plot thereof as
recorded In Ptel Book *. Peg* 4.
ol th* public records ol Seminole
County. Floride
Oven, Rang*. Refrigerator.
Dishwasher. Garbage Disposal.
Wall to Wall Carpet
PR OPERTY ADDRESS «*l
Palm Springs Road. Cong wood.
Florida 37HO
WITNESS my hand and the
teal at this Court on this 13th
dey of March ISU
HONORABLE
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk el th* Circuit Court
By: Jon*E Jaaewlc
Deputy Clerk
Publish Merck 14. 33 ISU
DEC 117
CAROLYN B. WILLIAMS,
Respsndenl/Wite.
N O TICE O F ACTION
TO : CAROLYN B. WILLIAMS
Ills Williams Avsnu*
Sanford. Florida 37771
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O TIF IE D that a Petition for
Dissolution ol Marrleg* has
boon filed against you, and that
you a rt required to serve a copy
of ysur Response or Pfeedings
to th* Potlllon upon the Peti
tioner's attorney, JAMBS E . C.
P ER R Y , ESQUIRE, ol 311 W u t
First Strut. Suits 403. Sanford,
Florida 31771, and HI* th* origi
nal Response or Pleading In ttw
otflca of th* Clerk of Itw Circuit
Court, on or before th* llth day
of April, t*U. If you toll to do so.
a Default Judgment will b*
token against you tor Itw relief
demanded In th* Petition.
D A TE D el Sonford, Seminole
County. Florid*, this 7th day ot
March. H U .
(SEAL)
M ARYANNE MORSE
C LE R K O F TH E
C IR C U ITC O U R T
SEM 'N O LE CO U N TY.
FLORIOA
Byi Ruth King
Publish: March *, I*. 33.10, H U
D E C -lll__________ __________
NO TICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAM E
Nolle* I* hereby given that ere
or* engaged In buslneti el 131*
Klmberwlck* d r . , Oviedo, PL
377S3, Seminal* County, Florida
under the Fictitious Nam* ol
W ATK IN S FLOOR IN
STALLATIO N, and tool we In
land to register said name with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Somlnolo County, Florida In
accordance with ttw Provision*
of ttw Fictitious Nam* Statute*.
To-Wlli Section E U .U Florida
Statute* 1*37.
/s/P*ggyJ. Welkin*
/s/Jeme* B. Welkin*
Publish: March 1. f. IS. 73. I*W
DEC-1*______________________
N O T IC I OF
F IC TITIO U S NAM E
Notice I* hereby liven Ihet I
am engaged In business el 1110
Solans Av*.. Winter Park, FL
JJ7U, Seminole County, Florida
under th* Fictitious Nam* el
AM ER IC AN DISCOUNT, and
•hot I Intend to register sold
noma with th* Ctorfc ol th*
Circuit Court. Somlnolo County,
Florid* In accordance with ttw
Provisions ol th* Fictitious
Nam* Statute*. To-WII: Section
1*5,0* Florida Statutes 1*57.
/s/Eltan Ford Porter
Publish: March I. *. I*. 13,1*U
DEC-13
N O TIC E OP
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Nolle* Is hereby given that we
are engaged In business at
3E3PIM Sun Lake Loop. Lekt
M o ry , P L 1174*. Somlnote
County, Florida u n d tr tha
F ic titio u s Nam e of B I L L
GORDON HOMES, and that wo
Intend to register sold noma
with Itw Clerk of th* Circuit
Court, Seminole County. F lorIdo
In accordance with ttw Pro
vision* of ttw Fictitious Nemo
Statute*. To-Wtl: Section **J 0*
Florida Statute* HS7.
(VGordon Rountree
/s/BIM Rountree
Publish: March*, 14.7X30.1*U
0 E ?N TN B C IR C U IT CO URT
.O P T H B I I T N
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
OP FLO RIDA.
IN AND FOR
SEM IN O LE C O UN TY
CASE NO. (M tb C A -U -P
G E N E R A L JUR ISD IC TIO N
DIVISION
M O R TO A G E AN D TR U S T,
INC.
P L A IN TIF F ,
JO H N N Y L. H EN D ER S O N
AND
SHERRY L. HENDERSON.
HIS W IF E ; D AVID C. C O V E Y;
O A T ROOFING, INC.; JA M ES
HOOO. SEM INOLE M EM O RI
AL
H O S P I T A L ; S T A T E OP
FLORIOA. D E P A R TM E N T OP
LABOR AND E M P L O Y M E N T
S E C U R ITY ; SEMINOLE
COUNTY ARTHROPOD
CONTROL; UNKNOWN
T E N A N T (S )
D E F E N D A N T(S ).
N O TIC E OP ACTION
CO NSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
-P R O P E R T Y
T O : JAM ES HOOO
Resldanca unknown. II living.
Including any unknown spouto
of th* sold Defendants, 11 althor
has remarried and If either or
both ol sold Defendant* are
daad, ttwlr respective unknown
holr*. devil***, grant***,
assign***, creditors. Honors,
and truiteei, and all other
persons claiming by, through,
undor or ogolnsl Itw named
D e f e n d a n t ! s ) ; a n d t h*
aforementioned nomad Ootonda n t ( s ) a n d s u c h ot t h*
aforomonlkmed unknown De
fendants and such ol th*
aforemenI toned unknown De
fendant! as may b* Infant*,
Incompetents or otherwlss not
SUl|urls
YOU ARE H E R EB Y N O TI
F IE D that on action ties boon
commenced to loroctos* a
mortgage on the following real
property, tying and being and
situated In SEMINOLE County.
Florid*, more particularly de
scribed at tallow*:
LO T 3*4, BEL AIRE HILLS
U N IT TWO. ACCORDING TO
T H E P LA T TH E R E O F AS R E
CORDED IN PLA T BOOK 33
PAGES U AND *0. OF TH E
P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY.
FLORIDA.
more commonly known at 31*3
BARBADOS COURT. APOPKA.
FLORIOA 337*3
Tbit action has bean tiled
against you and you are requlred to sorvo a copy at your
written defence It any, to It On
SHAPIRO A FISHM AN. Al
tornoys. whose address It 330
Norm Reo Strsot. Suite 303.
Tampa. Florida 1340* 1013. on or
before April 17. >*U and Ilia Itw
original wilt) ttw Clark ot tbit
Court either belor* ter vice on
Plaintiff's attorney or Immedi
atety more alter.- otherwise o
default will be entered against
you ter ttw relief demanded In
ttw Complaint
WITNESS my bond end tool
ot mis Court on ttw 13m doy ot
March. ISU
MAR VANNE MORSE
Circuit and County Court*
By JeanBrlllenl
Deputy Cterk
Publish March 14. X I JO. April
A HU
DEC 1*4
Legal Notices
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N O TICE OP
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Nolle* It hereby given Itiel I
am engaged In business a! P.O.
Bos (304, Maitland. F L 31731,
Samlnoto County, Florid* under
th * F i c t i t i o u s N e m o ot
CLEAR VIEW , and that I Intend
to register said nans* with ttw
Clerk ol I ha Circuit Court,
Somlnole County, Floride In
accordance with ttw Provisions
ot ttw Fictitious Nemo Statute*.
To-Wtl: Section *43 0* Florid*
Statute* 1*57.
/S/J*tfrey Chilton
Publish: March IX 30. April *.
IX t*U
DEC-133
N O TIC E OP
FIC TITIO U S NAM E
Notice It hereby given that I
am engaged In business at 134
Lori Ann Lone, Winter Springs,
F L 1170(. Semi note County,
Florid* under ttw Fictitious
Norn* of EXPRESS TOW ING,
and that I Intend to register said
name with ttw Cterk of ttw
Circuit Court, Saminote County,
Florida In accordance with ttw
Provisions of th* Fictitious
Homo Statutes. To Wit: Section
*45 0* Florida Statute* 1*57.
JF M Management, Inc.
Publish: March 11. 10. April X
IX ItU
DEC-333
N O T IC I OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Nolle* It hereby given that set
or* engaged In business al 411
W h l l c o m b D r . ,
Genov a, Soml nol o Count y,
F lu id * under th* Fictitious
Nam* of L E W ILLIAMS ••
W ILLIAM S CO NSTRUCTIO N,
and that we Inland to register
taM name with Itw C lu k of Itw
Circuit Court, Seminole County.
Fterldo In accordance with the
Previsions ol 1h* Fictitious
Norn* Statutes, To Wit: Section
145 0* F torIda Statutes 1*57.
/t/L.E. Williams
/*/Janice S. Williams
Publish. March IX IX 38. April
X HU
DEC-177
IN T H K C IR C U IT CO URT OF
T H E 1ITH JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT, IN AND FOR
SEM INOLE CO UN TY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. i **-4J**-CA-**-L
F E D E R A T E D FIN ANCIAL
CORPORATION,
P L A IN TIF F .
vs.
K A R I N A J. K I N G ;
C H R I S T O P H E R
BARTKOW IAK AND ASH LEY
M. MORGAN, HIS W IF E :
O E F E N D A N T(S ).
N O TICE O F SALE
NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN
pursuant to on Order ol Final
Judgment et Foreclosure dated
March IX ISU, entered In Civil
Co m N o . Mi3*0 ol th* Circuit
Court ol th* E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circuit In and for
S E M IN O LE County, Florida,
wherein F E D E R A T E D F I
N A N C IA L C O R P O R A T IO N .
Ptallin and KARINA J. KING
are defendant!*), I will tell to
Itw highest and best bidder tor
cosh. A T T H E W EST FR O N T
DOOR O F T H E SEM IN O LE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, ol 11:00
AM. May IX l(U , Itw tallowing
described property at set forth
In told Final Judgment, to-wll:
L O T IX BLOCK X M AP OP
S A M U E L A . R O B IN S O N ’ S
SUBDIVISION. OP BLOCK 1 ,1,
1. AND X OF SAM U EL A.
ROBINSON'S A D D ITIO N TO
O V IE D O , 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
RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK X
PAG E t. OF T H E P U B LIC
R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E
C O U N TY, FLORIDA.
D A T E D al S A N F O R D ,
Florida, this 17 doy ot March,
1IU.
M ARYANNE MORSE.
CLER K
C LE R K O F TH E
C IR C U IT COURT
SEMI HOLE County, Florida
By: Jon* E. Josowlc
Deputy Clerk
Publish: March 31,10. H U
OEC-14*
IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U RT OF
T H E 1ITH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN AND FOR SEM INOLE
CO UN TY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO, H-I1S4-CAOXL
SOUTHEAST M OR TG AG E
COMPANY.
Plaintiff.
vs.
RONALD JOHNSON. E T AL..
Defendants.
NO TICE OF ACTION
TO : SANDRAJOHNSON
R ESID EN C E: UNKNOWN
LAST KNOWN M AILIN G
ADDRESS:
P.O. Bos 1*37
Oviedo, P L 3373*
AND TO : All persons claiming
on Interest by, through, under or
again*! ttw aforesaid Defendant.
YOU ARE H E R EB Y
N O TIP IE O T H A T an action to
foreclose a mortgage on Itw
following described property
located in Somlnolo County,
L O T H I, R IVER RUN SEC
TIO N FOUR. ACCORDING TO
T H E P LA T TH E R E O F AS R E
CORDED IN P L A T BOOK IX
PAO ES IX 33. 14 AN D 17,
P U B L I C R E C O R D S OP
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY,
FLORIDA.
TO G E TH E R with all th* Im
provements now or hereafter
erected on ttw property, and all
oo so m on ts, r i g h t s , oppurtenancex rants, royalties,
minuet, alt and got right* and
profits, water, water rights and
water stock, and *11 natures new
or heroalter a port et th*
property. Including rspite*
moot* and additions thereto,
hat boon lllod against you, and
you a n required to sorvo a copy
of your written detonsot. It any.
to this action, on ROGER O.
BEAR ot ANDERSON X RUSH,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff, whoso
addnst It 317 East Control
Boulovord, Orlando. F lu id *
33*01. and III* th* original with
ttw Clerk at th* above styled
Court on or betort Ihe 10th day
*1 April, f»S*i otherwise *
ludgm onl m oy b* entered
against you tor th* rellel de
manded In th* Complaint.
WITNESS M Y HANO AND
SEAL OF SAID CO URT on this
*Hi day of M u ch . ISU.
ISEALI
M AR YANNE MORSE
ot Clark of told Court
By: Ruth King
at Deputy Clerk
Publish: March*. M. 33. » . H U
DEC-111
* IN TN B C IR C UIT COURT OP
T M t E I G H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT. IN ANO FOR
SEM INOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
C IV IL ACTION
CASE NO. 10-3*41 CA-Ob P
TH E FIR ST. F A - . e
corporation.
Plaintiff.
v*.
CHRIS H. JOHNSON and
VICKIE L E E JOHNSON O/k/a
VIC K IE L. JOHNSON, ot a l .
Defendants
NO TICE OP SALE
Notice it hereby given that
pursuant to ttw Final Judgment
et Foreclosure and sal* entered
In th* caws* pending In th*
C i r c u i t C o u rt In end le r
Seminole County. Fluid*, being
Civil Number U 3445 CA O* P
ttw undersigned Clerk will tell
ttw property situated Seminole
County. Florida, described as
Let I and the North 10 teat of
Lot 1. Block A. Th* Springs
Spreading Oak Vlltoga. accord
ing te *h# plat thereof as re
carded In Plat Book IX Page* 44
and *3. Public R o c u d t *1
Seminole County. Fluid*
al ttw public tote, te ttw highest
bidder tor cosh el 1100 A M on
th* 13th day ol April. ISU. Ot ttw
Wetl From Door ol tho Sominete
County Courthouse. In Sentard
Florid*
D A T E D this Ulfi doy ot
M uch. H U
(SCALI
Cterk o4 th* Circuit Court
By: Jane E. Joaowk
Deputy Cluk
Publish March IX IX ISU
DEC 1(3
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
TNB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
SEMINOLECOUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE HO.SS-eH7-CA-e*-P
FIR ST UNION M ORTGAGE
CORPORATION,* North
Carolina Corporation, f/k/a
CAMERON-BROWN
COMPANY,
Plaintiff,
V.
S TA N LEY JACOBS and
E STH ER JACOBS. Husband
and Wile, W ALTER THOMAS
FILLYAW , HERM AN E.
BRIGMOND. GORMAN
COMPANY OF D AYTO NA
BEACH. INC. ALTAM O N TE
G AR AG E, INC.. AL L STATE
PIPE SUPPLY CO., INC.
DOERR'S TR A ILE R LEASING
COMPANY, M IC K E Y K AYE,
SOUTHPORT CON DOMINI UM
ASSOCIATION, INC., and
S TA TE O F FLORIDA,
D E P A R T M E N T OF CO M
M ER C E.
Defendants.
N O TIC E OP ACTION
TO : Defendants:
M IC K E Y K A Y E
Address Unknown
W ALTER THOMAS
F IL L Y AW y
Address Uinmown
YOU A R E N O TIF IE D that an
a c t i o n to F o r o c l e s u r * a
Mortgage on rool property
located In Somlnolo County,
F l o r i d a , d e s c r i b e d mor e
specifically at:
Unit 14, Southport, a Con
dominium, Phot* Sis, according
lo tho Declaration ot Con
dominium, ** recor ded In O.R.
Book 1433, Pegu 1777 through
ISM, and ** recorded In Plat
Book 37, Pagos 1* through 34,
Public Rscordt ol Somlnolo
County, Florida.
ha* boon filed against you and
you era required to serve a copy
of your written defenses, II any,
to (l on R OBERT E. MESSICK,
Plaintiff's attorney, whoso
address Is Postal Drawer 41*1,
Sarasota. Florida 34310, on or
baton Itw lifts day ol April,
H U , and Ilia Itw original with
ttw Cterk of this Court either
before service on PlotntlIt’s
attorney u Immediately there
after: otherwise, 4 default will
be entered against you for ttw
relief demanded In th* Com
plaint.
W ITNESS my hand end ttw
tool ol this Court on ttw 14th doy
ol March, IN*.
(S EAL)
M AR YANNE MORSE,
As Cterk of ttw Court
By: Ruth King
Deputy Cterk
Publish: March 14, 31. 30, April
4. ISU
DEC-113
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
INANO PON SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASENO.aa-s*acAup
COLLECTIVE FEDERAL
SAVINGS BANK.
Plaintiff,
vs,
C O E Q U IT Y GROUP, INC.,
ol ol-,
Dotendanl(t).
NOTICI OP MLR
lim a
N O TICE I I H E R E B Y GIVEN
pursuant to an Order u Final
Judgment entered In this cote
now pending In told Court, ttw
stylo ol which It Indicated
above, I will u ll to ttw highest
and b u t bidder tor cosh ol ttw
W u t Front Door ol ttw Seminole
County Courthouse, 301 N. Pork
Av*., Sanford. Florida, al 11:00
o’clock e.m.. on April II, IfU ,
tho following described pro
Lot X Block X NORTH OR
LANDO RANCHES SEC. f, ac
cording to ttw plat thereof, at
recorded In Plot Book IX Pages
II end IX Public Records ot
Somlnolo County, Florida.
Lot a. Block X NORTH OR
LANDO RANCES SEC. *, oc
cording to ttw plot thereof, at
recorded In Plot Book IX Pages
tl and IX Public Rocudt ol
Somlnote County, F tor Ida.
D A TE D at Sanford. Somlnole
County, Fterldo, this M u ch IX
HU.
M ARYANNE MORSE.
A t Cterk, Circuit Court
Somlnote County. Fluid*
By: JonoE. Josowlc
A t Deputy Cterk
Publish: M u ch IX I X H U
DEC-ltO
IN T H E N IN TH JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT COURT, IN AN D FOR
ORANGE CO U N TY. FLORIDA
CASE NO. 10-1110
FR EED O M SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, a
Fedual Savings X Loan
Association.
Ptatnlltt,
DON BAJG IER, a married man
o/k/a DONALD BAJG1ER,
a/k/a DONALD LOUIS
BAJG IER, otal.,
Defendants.
NO TICE OF SALE
NOTICE It hereby given that
pursuant to ttw Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure end
tote entered In ttw cause pend
ing In ttw Circuit Court In and
f u Orange County, F lu id * ,
being Civil Action Number l i
133X ttw undersigned Cterk will
tell ttw property situated In
Orange and Somlnote Counllot,
Fterldo, described at:
SEMINOLE CO UN TY
P R O P ER TY;
From ttw NW cornu ol tho
SW 14 ot ttw NE I* of Section is,
Township 11 South, Rang* 3*
East Somlnote County, Fluid*,
run ttwnc* East 4*3.33 tool,
thence South *47JO toot to ■
Point ot Beginning, ttwnc* South
00 dogreet M 'M " W ut, a dis
tant* ol 7*3.30 tu t to th* North
right-of-wty lino ol S.R. 414.
thsnc* East along told
I right-of-way (In* a distance of
I4*.*g t u t . ttwnc* North 00
degrees 33*13" East a distance
of 7*3 30 tool, ttwnc* North I t
degrees I t ’S*" W u t a distance
of I4*.ta toot to ttw Point ol
Beginning.
Lott right-ot-way In le v u ol
ttw State ot Ftorida, et sot forth
In that carta In Right of-Way
Deed recu ded March *, 1*3*. In
deed Book I I , Pag* 3*4; and olio
lest tho right-of-way In ta vu of
th* Sl at* ol F l o r i d a , at
particularly described In ttw
Order ol Taking filed September
1, 1*71, In Ofllctal Records Book
171, Pag* 303, and * Final
Judgment thereon II ted August
IX 1*7X In Ottlctal R scudt
Book 103*. Pag* 1*7, all of ttw
Public R ocu dt of Somlnolo
C ounty . F l o r i d a . B E I N G
F U R T H E R D E S C R IB E D AS
Tract X Montgomery Club. Plat
Book IS. Pag* 3*. Public Re
cords of Somlnolo County.
F lu Ido.
O R A N O EC O U N TY
P R O P ER TY:
A portion ot ttw W u t Vk ol ttw
Southwet! fa ot ttw Southeast ft
01 Section 17, Township 13 South,
Rang* I I East, lying South ol
ttw South right-of way, lino of
Slat* Rood 50, Or eng# County.
Fluid*, being more particularly
described at follows:
Commence at ttw South te
cornu ol told Section 17, ttwnc*
run N U degrau s ris ' E along
ttw South lino of ttw Southeast te
of said Section 17 tor a distance
of 4*0.04 toot; ttwnc* run N 00
degren i m " W along ttw East
lino ol the West to of Iho
Southwest U of ttw Southeast te
of said Section 17 tor a distance
ot IfS.II feet to ttw Point ol
Boginning ot ttw following de
scribed parcel:
Ttwnc* continue N 00 dsgrtet
I T * " W tor e distance of H5.00
feel to th* South Rlghlol-Wey
line ol State Road 30 and a point
on a curve concave Sovttwrty
having * radius of I I 15*.30 tool;
ttwnc* run Wutarty along sold
curve through a control angle of
I degree 00*13" tor e distance el
300 00 toot; thence run S 00
degrees n i l " E tor 1 distance
of 103.71 toot; thence run N U
degrees STM " E tor * distance
of IW.so feel to ttw Point ot
Beginning.
Containing O.tH ecru more u
less and being subject to any
Right-Of-Way and easement ol
Record.
ol public sate, to ttw highest and
b u t bidder tor cash at 11:00
a m. on ttw 14th doy ol May.
ISU, at ttw Eatl Front Door of
ttw Orange County Courthouse.
Orlando. Fterldo.
D A T E D this lilts day of
March. ISU.
(SEAL!
FRAN CARLTON
Cterk ol tha Circuit Court
By: Phyllis Klpllngu, D.C.
Circuit Court Seal
Publish: M u ch I X I X H U
DEC IT*
CLASSIFIED A D S
Seminole
Orlando - Winter Park
322-2611___________ 831-9993
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATE$
10 COOS4Katie# Oh m . . . SSCattM
HOURS
•40 AM,-MOPJL
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1 ttu*. ........................1.14 o ttu
iatta ore per It to*.
I U m MW m mr
NOW ACCEPTING
Prtcu above reflect a 11.50 cmh dltceunt tor prompt payment. 5lari your
od l u 10 days ot a lower c u t per doy, 3 Ikve minimum charge. Cancel
whon you got raeultt. Pay only f u days your od runs at rate eamod
Us* lull description for fastest results. If pays to tel! Iho whole story when
*■ Ira liner cost to l*“ *----------OCADUNCS
Noon The Day (elore Publication
• II A.M. Saturday
11:10 A.M. Saturday
NOTE: In ttw event el the publishing et errors I
Sentard Herald shall publish ttw advertisement, after It has bean car tected
al no rest to the advertiser but such Insertions shell number tw more than
atw (II.
17— Cemetery
F u Sal* •3 spaces In section F,
Oak lawn Momulal Park. Call
alter SPM............- .....JH-74*t
23— Lost A Found
55— Bu sin e ss
O pportunities
H U W O LFF SUNBEDS
Toning Tabtot
Com. Horn* Tanning Bads
Save to 50%-Prlca* From S14S
Body Wrapt-Lomps-Lottons
Call Today F R E E Color Catalog
1 *00*35 3*74
F O U N D . PEEK-A-POO
By Lk. Monroe. 333-W73
LOST- Oucktwed Can* at Winn
Dl>l*. Sunday. Reward! Call
___________ 333-1*74
LOST- Sol., Prescription sun
glasses In black cos* In
Wal Mart Plata. Rawardl
___________ 333-4*43 ________
RN will koop an elderly person
In her licensed home. 344 W.
University Av*., Orange City.
__________1*4-773-74*5
25— Special Notices
*1— M o n e y to Lend
BECOME A ROTARY
CASH A V A IL A B L E • For
houses, mortgages. Income
property guns X gold...333-*5(4
t HOMEOWNERS I
Consolidate bills. Homo Im
provements. Pool loans, any
worthwhile purpose. Liberal
C r o d ll P o lic y . Wo bu y
mortgages. Apply by phone:
Old Saottt Financial
Lie. Mtg. Breku......U7-331-4IU
F u Details: 1SOF413 4354
Fluid# Notary Association
27— Nursery A
Child Care
Christian Lav* G Core- F u your
child white mother works or
43— Medical A
Dental
57— O pportunities
W anted
71— H e lp W anted
A/A APPLICATORS
• TR A C TIO N S E T#
Over tbe door with pulley and
velcro head halier. S33. Cell
333-MIS
Legal Notice
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R TO F
T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL
C IR C U IT FOR TH E S TA TE OF
FLORIDA IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE CO UN TY
FLORIDA
Cot* tot. U-S454-CA-40-L
General Jurisdiction
F L E E T R EA L E S TA TE F U N
DING CORPORATION,
Ptalnllff,
v*.
N ATH AN IEL W .M CM ILLER ,
Defendants
N OTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE BY C LE R K O F CIRCU IT
COURT
Nolle* It hereby given that ttw
undersigned Maryann# Mors*
Clark of ttw Circuit Court ot
Somlnol* County, Fluid*, will,
on ttw 13 doy ol April, ISU, *1
11:00 A M ., ot ttw w u t (rant
dou of ttw Seminole County
Courthouse, In ttw City at Sonlord, Ftorida, otter tor sol* and
u ll at public ourcry to ttw
htgtwst and b u t bidder tor cosh,
ttw to! towIng described property
situated In Somlnolo County,
Fluid*, to-wll:
Lot 3X ACADEM Y MANOR
U N I T 3, according to plat
thereof at recorded In Plat Book
It, page 14. Public Rocudt ol
Somlnol* County. Florida,
pursuant to ttw (Inal decree ol
foreclosure entered In a COM
ponding In Mid Court, ttw stylo
ot which Is: F L E E T R E A L
E S T A T E F U N D I N G COR
PORATION, v*. N A TH A N IEL
W .M CM ILLER
WITNESS my hand and ol
flctel tool ot Mid Court this 14
doy ol M uch. ItU .
ISEALI
By: JanaE. Jasawlc
Deputy Cterk
Publish: March33.30. H U
DEC-147
ACRYUC APFUCAT0R5
^HIRING TODAY*
Earn S10S13.50 per hour. No
experience necessary. Full X
part time In local area.
Call Tampa
fAM -tP M .................(tl Mi-7131
Employment
323-5176
m w .isthit.
AD O T O YOUR INCOME
SELL AVON MOWIII
333-00M.......... J r .. ......... 331-4347
ASSEMBLERS
Light and heavy assembly.
Men need work shoes. Special
need Lk, Mory and Longwood
Coll 178-0111, No Fee.________
AUTO TARTS DELIVERY
People needed. Must be I I yrt.
u older. Good driving record
a mutt I Coll tor Interview
BABYSITTER NEEDED
Flexible hrs., 1 children,
excellent lor teenager u ttu
dent. 331 (TU/loove massage
BABYSITTER REEDED
Full or pari time potlllon*
ovelltbl* with heelIh X Illness
organlialton. Make th* d ll-i
terence. coll now..
J l l 4713:>
•DMU ROM •B U I FIT
•Nonas uni Tuisromnoa
UM O TU H T
RtPOBT « a.m .
B i t I . 2nd Street. Sanford
321-1590
T iO J*0 K IN G
a
UL’ CHAMP 1
FOOD STORES INC.
• JOBS • JOBS • JOBS 1
Excellent Opportunity to earn
extra money without interfering
with full time work or school.
Permanent part time employees
needed Thursday evenings.
Several Position available
Including:
> 2 )
•
•
■ • lv
V
•
•
Drivers
Clerical/Data Entry
S ecurity
Title Clerk
A p p ly at
Daytona Auto Dealers
Exchange
If
• N O EX P ER IEN C E
NECESSARY
• F U L L & P A R T-TIM E
• PAID V A C A TIO N
• G R O U P IN S U R A N C E
• C R E D IT U N IO N A V A IL A B L E
Apply At Any...
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UL' CHAMP 1
FOOD STORE, INC. 1
IS O S In d ia n L * k * R d .
Daytona BgbcIi , FIb .
(9 0 4 ) 2 S S -2 S 0 0 <43 w oat 1H ML Freas i-t|(
BIIIlillllllUW iraBiauiEtnrt^
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, March 23, 1969 — 71
71— Help W anted
7 1 - H e lp W anted
BAKER
CONSTRUCTION LABORERS
To make homestyte n k t i and
desserts. Will prmld* further
training Apply 7-4
Holiday H oum Restaurant
Hwy. 17-47, near Lake Mary
BOOKKEEPING
COMPUTER
DATA INPUT
Excellent working conditions
In newly remodeled office with
the l a t e i t In c o m p u t e r
technology. Flexible hour*
may be arranged If necessary
Apply In perron: 4AM let PM
The Sanford Herald
300 N. French An.
Sanford, FI.
WO PHONE CALLS PLEASEI
CABINET MAKERS/HELFERS
. Needed Im m e d ia te ly !
Temp/Ptrm. openlngsMI 51*7
CABINET SHOP
I mmedi at e opening* for
lamlnalort. Some experience
necessary.................... m w t
CARVERS
To larve meat to customers at
bullet. Will train Apply 1-4
Holiday Hou*e Reitaurant
Hwy. 17-47, near Lake Mary
Cleaning person •lor oltlce. lull
lime. Salary f I bdrm apt.
utilities Incl. Call 05, M l llt t
CNA'S
F U L L T I M E P O SI T I ONS
A V A ILA B LE. A U SHIFTS.
NO E XP ER IEN C E NECES
SARY. ST EA DY AND DE
PENDABLE PEOPLE
N E EO ED . PLEASE
APPLY
•
Hlllhaven Health Care Center
322-8566..
..E0E/H
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Wi l l train It n i c e t i a r y
4AM 5PM Four day week,
talary by quallflcallont. Send
retum e to A ttlila n l, 100
Vlnewood Or,, Sanford. 1777J
DENTAL HYGENIST
DIETARY AIDES
Naeded at new health cara
facility, experience preferred
but will train. Good benefits
HOUSEKEEPING AIDES
Full and part lim a htlp
Call u r 7744..
Mint have awn car with In•uranca. Earnvptellt/hr
Apply ati Oomlno't Pitta
If II Franch Avt., laniard
S}i-S*oe
C00KSWANTE0
All thill* available, full time.
No txp. necettary. Starting
Immediately. Hourly wage +
bonut. Pr o mo t i on al o p
portunity* available. Apply at
Amoco. 400 W. Stole Rd. 44,
Sanford (formerly Phillip* M l
or at M0 W. Lake Mary Blvd.,
Lake Mary I formerly Phi II Ip* I
" DAILY WORK, DAILY PAVI
Jo in Century Labor, tha
hlghatl paying temp service In
the areal We need men and
woman, no experience neccs
sary. Call today IM l *003
Detl pay In lownl A l i o
W O R K E R S needtdl Work
today, get paid today. Plaase
call Labor Team, Inc. 1 » sa04
EARN $200 PLUS DAILY
Four po»l I Ion* open I Full
lime/pari time, taking phone
order* from your homo. Call
now! T J ....... ........ ..... 474 4455
ELECTRICIANS
Reildenllal and commercial
electricians and experienced
helper* needed tor work In
Seminole and Orange coun
lie* Sanford Electric 177 1*47
EXP’D SERVERS WANTED
APPLY IN PERSON
Mm . thur Th u n., 1PM 4PM
BAHAMA JOE'S
ISMS. FRENCH AVE.
SANFORD, FL.
_______ No Phone Colit, Plena
EXPE RI E NCEDSE WI NG
M ACHINE OPERATORS
Sao-Del Manufacturing
7741 Old Lake Mary Road
Sanlard, Florida 11771
M l-ltlt
FL00RMAN
Alternating weekend!, 40 hrt,
45 00/hr, good benetlti
LONG WOOD H E ALTH CARE
Call llf-fTM lar apt.
FRAMING LABORER/HELPER
Longwood area. Mutt have
phone A transpo-tallon. Call
evenlno*T ........... .407 444 47*1
FREE TUITION
TO REAL ESTATE
UCENSE SCHOOL
DATS INN/L0DGE
Now hiring Room Cleaner*.
H o u i m e n , F ront Do« k,
WaltretM* and Walton AM A
PM ahlftl available. Apply In
perion: 450 Dougla* Ave ,
Altamonte Spring*. FI.
• A New Career
■ A New Beginning
Call FranarSlu
323-3200
DELVERY PERSON
Needed, lull/part lime, clean
driving record. Horte knowl
edge helpful, htra il, dep.,
positive alilludtl d i 7010
A F T E R 1PM
-------TJ------T T
Hand-l ayup experience a
mutt! Mold building a pluil
Ground door opening with
rapid advanctmanl al new
plant In Sanford Call Mr.
Michael at 171 If ll from 10AM
til 4PM. Monday tlru Friday.
&
S 8 f
K K VC I I 1 IN TH E SOUTH
H T
“
HflNPVMBN
Fast and JM obia
lie on tod -Ft** EiflmafM
Quality Wotkl
IS !
6 9 5 -7 0 7 1
Senior CIKz*n Discount
$ 1 ,0 0 0
Hiirstilist/Niil iK h
Full time lor ettabllihed talon
In Laka Mary...............321-4*77
HOME BABYSITTER WANTED
By ilngla lather tor 4 yr. old,
occeilonal evening 3711340
HOME CLEANER
Mature perion with own car.
Experience helpful but will
train the right perion 1113 7477
HOUSEWORK
Woman needed part time lor
couple. Village on the Green
Report SAM. prepare A lerve
breakla*!. make bed*, clean
houte. Man' * laundry. 4
dayt/week. 14/hr. Wrllo your
aga, experience, reference* A
phone to R.E. Brooker, 41*
Village Place. Longwood 1777*
Houiekeeper. groundsmen and
reitaurant perionnel. Apply In
perion: Day* Inn, 71* S.
Wymore, Altamonte Spring*
BuBkttt
BOOMING AREA 6
HIGH NUMBER OF SALES...Ha* lorcod Huikey Realty,
Laka Mary oltlce to expand I
Looking lor a tew more expe
rienced aHoc Iale* to handle
thlt hoi area. For private
I nter vi ew contact Li nda
Martin todavl............ H H H 4I
INSURANCEAGENT
7 M llcenied agent needed to
run non-ttandard auto Irsturanceagency.. CallfOt 775-7747
JANITORIAL PERSONNEL
Morning*. 1AM to 10AM.
excellent lor rellred/ieml re
tired. Sanlordarea.....47* *117
J A N I T O R - Part lima alternoon*, non imokert onlyl
Apply: Rich Food Plan, 401 W.
13th St.. San lord
★
★
"I
L a n d cle a rin g
A ccoun ting &
T a x Service
E2 TAX PREPARATION
ALL FORMS LOWCOSTI I I
Winter Spring*. I77-4N1
BACK HOE. Dump truck. Shell.
Both hog. Box bidding and
Discing M7 IMS or 177 *111
BUSH H0G/BACK HOE
Work tatlilactlen gearenteedl
m jfMldayt/:
tie* d a yi/m in * evet.
A dditions A
We m odeling
Landsc
scap in g
B E. LINK CONST.
Ins. Est. & Room Additions
Remodeltnc 407-322-7029
financing State Lie 4CRC00047I
b u ild in g Contractors"
Addtttom. Remade leg. Repair*
DOORS. FLOORS, DECKS
itc.iR R *>5w *________ iai-4141
NEW. REM OOEL. REPAIR
HOMES. OFFICES. STORES
All type* cemlrwctma. Ret/Cam
111-4417 S O. Aalwe, CBCaHiia
Remade Img/Addition*
Hell
dential/Cemme'tlal. Smell
|ebt. Agora. 177*07* Slate
certified. CBCIUOU HBA
BO G U E’S
Free Eitlmate*.
New Planting*. Pruning,
Mulch 0 Cleanup
17101*7
TO P SOIL D E L I V E R E D ,
44. i l /VARD. F I L L O I R T ,
^ 5 Jd /Y A rito ;;;;;;;;- ;;^
La w n Service
A L L ODO JOBS No |ob loo Mg
orteoimalll Free estimates
_______ Call JR , m m i
LARRY'S LAWN SERVICE
Lawn Mowing/Tree Trimming
Removal /Sodding/Seeding
Fertmtlng/Houlma 154 5441
T O T A L L A WN CARE
Mew, Edge, A Weed Ealing
Light Henbng
Year Rennd Service
_________ Call tie c m
Paintine
^ le a n in ^ e r v k e ^
B E E C L E A N IN G
Let m e " b u l l " your
FAMCO PAINTING
tleani__________Call H i » i »
Betxdeenel ar Commercial
Rea ten* Me end Dependable
Free Eittmate*
m ill*
RITA'S CLEAN IN O SERVICE
Hemet. Realalt AOttKeil
Ik'd/Bended'laid
M l met
Handy M an
4 4 Y R S IN C O N S T R U C T IO N !
Retired) Small labtl Cali
177 7*14
Al* tor Chuck
Counseling
Having e problem with rela
l e n V i e ’ We u n d m lc n d l a *
Sue pr E i l e e n Co Oep
Count# i-ng Center TH loll
BN'S to t7*/hr. LPN'Ste
*1»/hr. CNA'S to ia.4»/hr.
Write your own tchedule and
direct your own career. You
are needed Immediately. We
offer flex, hr*., high pay,
great alignments, sign up A
referral bonus**. Insurance
WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE
E4rn t100SIS0/w**k. Mon.
thru Frl. Need car. 417 44*4
MAIDS
S h t r t t o n O r l t n d* North
(formerly Sheraton Maitland)
hat Immediate openings tor
molds! Apply In person. 1-4 A
Maitland Blvd. Monday thru
Friday, 10AM 1PM .......EOE
M E D I C A L A IS ’T ., R E C E P
T I ON I S T, X- RAY TECH. ,
pleasant, exp'd. 777 3177 for
appt., return* to: 114 W. Hwy.
414, Winter Soot , FI. 77704
NEED A JOB?
Call Olsten Todeyl
O LSTEN SERVICES
7404771
NEED EXTRA CASH?
Full or pari tlma. day or
evening shifts. Flexible hour*.
Apply In person:
BUROE RKI NO
IT* LA KE M ARY BLVD.
LAKE M ARY, FL117-M41
NEW HI OHE R S T A R T IN G
PAYI-For certllled or expert
enced Nun* Aide*..All ihlftil
Apply Inpononlo:
Lakevlew Nursing Center
Ti t E. TndSt .......... ..
* -
PART TIME
ft
PART TIME/FULL TIME
Poi l t l on* ter Teachers,
Attlilanl*. A Bus Driver*
with quality Child Car* Canter*. Exp preferred 171 *411
PAR T T IM E ORIVERS
W A N TE D Thursday* only. 44
per hour. Apply In person:
The Sa/l lord Auto Auction
14*4 Slate Road 44 Eesl
Sanlord tam >14pm_____
si
R oofing
PART-TIME SALES
Intlanl Income I Work 10 to IS
hours per week, earn 4140-F.
E a s y t a l a n t t d t d by
everyone. Contact Frank or
I d , .........................
t i l 4Vx)
LARRY'S ROOF REFAIRS
Specially Cenlracler, Oct.
L k -*0*111. Call!
S ign P ain tin g
SANLANDO
SI ONSe DEMONS
Proletctonal *lgn* Any type I
I w l n d o w t . t r u c k * , and
lighted)
Call 171 »14>
PART TIME BABYSITTER
Hr*, vary. Motive. reliable
person. Exp.pret.1711 )»
PART TIME
Cheerlul lady with tom*
nursing skill to provide extra
car* tor nursing tom* patient.
1 or 4 hr* dally, preferably
morning*. Reply to Box 4)14
c/o Sanford Herald P O Boa
1047. Sanford. FI 17771
Sew er/Septic T an k ~
Septic tank! A drain lialdi
Intlalled A repaired Complete
drain A tower line cleealng A
repair. Septic tank (loaning
alia available. Free at Ilimalet
Rechy'i Banter a Septic Ce
m e lie
PEDIATRIC NURSE
Full or part tlma Submit
P O Box 111*
Santord. FI 17777 1770
PHONE PRO • Home Improve
monlt Experienced IPM to
7PM Greatpayl
M l 0714
PHONE CLE EK4 Will train,
best 4444 In lownl Call (A M to
4 P M ..................
M l 74*7
S w im m in g Pool
Service
M«* SWIMMING POOLS MM
Warehoute clearance ot new
l*M pool*. 74 It x 77 ft.
completely intlalled Include*
hug* deck, ladder, lancing,
tiller and tkimmer. Financing
available Other pooli erall
able Call toll tree 14 hour*I
I 4** III *4tt American Pools
By An American Company
REST AREA ATTENDANT
Needed Apply eatlbnund I A
bet 4AM IPM Ato lor Rocky
CGm o cacoiaae*
RN
________ Tile________
JVA PAINTING CONTRACTORS
,n M i w i n i w i
ER. ICU. Med Surg ar Psych
Full lime or port lime 1 II or
I I 7 chill* Ever* other
weekend ett Competitive tal
ary and bavwtiti Contact
West Vahrtla Memwial Hetpdal
ItlW . Plymouth Aee OetacM
LI CENSED
MVRS. EXP.
F R E E IS T IM A T E S e tl 554 *5*4
STENSTROM PAINTINOCO.
We tpeclatlie In itturbithmg
older home* I Far a Free
Ettinufephona an, time I
177 i M v i u a i liar
WANT E D
Pressure Cleaning a d Painting
Call Bager, m o a t)______
Paper Hanging
NOME FACELI FT *
Wallpaper, paint, cwttem
(Paper -n and tmtnnar. light
carpentry
no leeo
Cetlem Bitch*,*, Bath, A
Feyte*. General hem* re
pair* I Expl Free E*llmet**t
Tree Service
RN
ECHOLS T B E C K B V I C E
Freeettlmeletl LewPrke*l
L k lnt Stump Grinding. Toot
H i 171* day ar nil*
” Le* The Pcetosi ieealtdttt*'
JOHN AL LEN LAWN A T R I E
Tree removal and lawn care
LOW PBI CESI Mulch end
cleanup ---------------- 111 *JM
Jpholstery
Cuttom upneOHry. tupcoreri
cu tniani Com m ercial ar
Dometlic Since I*H H I T U I
I
RN- F U L L TI ME/DAY SHIFT.
A RN/LPN P A R T -T I M E
position* available! Pleat*
contact now lor Interview:
Hlllhaven Health Car* Canter
117-0544.......................... EOE/H
RNORLPN
Full Urn*, l it shut Charge A
rehabilitative. Experience
helpful. Excellent working
environment within a super I
or rated skilled nunlng facili
ty. Salary dependent upon
experience. Apply
DEBARY MANOR
M N. Hwy- 17 A *1, Debery, FI
Aten, thru Fit.
*AM te 4PM. 440-4414 EEO
SAW OPERATORS 6
TRUSS ASSEMBLERS
MAIDS
Coin laundry A dry cleaner*
need* permanent pert time
attendant* to do dry cleaning
and weth/dry fold work. A f
ternoon hour*. Will train
________ Cell 177 *71*
■P
7 1 - H e lp W anted
Call 4M am
ntiic
FRANK Baratiart painting A
preitur# cleaning I* yr* exp
Reference*
171 llal
R i E E S I I t VRS E X P
houie
LPN’S/RN’S/CNA’S
NURSES/HHA'S/CNA'S
Needed with tome experience
In dry c leaning... B I -0404
C 3E32ES2E2
L P N - 11 PM to 7AM. full lime.
Apply In perton.
Lakevlew Nunlng Center
m E . T n d S t , Seniord
Potlllon* available lor physi
cians' oltlcei/cllnlc*. I n
terview 1:10 to S:10 and
extended to evening* by appt.
M EDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
Hwy. 17*1
Maitland.........................7*0-11*4
PACKER/LOADER •Ol Froien
food* lor Rich Food Plan.
Good benollli. stable com
pany. Non-smokers only.
Apply: 401 W. IlthSt .Sanford
★
SANFORD
Nice 1 bdrm home with large
landscaped lot. No animals.
4450 month plus deposit. Call
after 5PM, H I TOPI Bruce)
SANFORD AREA RANCH
71— Help W anted
74 acre*, with targe houte, 4
stall barn, A mar*. 417M per
month. Near Geneva. 117 Otas
SANFORD- 1/7. quiet private
country living, C/H/A, appll
ancet. small den could be 4th
bdrm., good schools, clou to
shopping. Has water softener
4471 month. M j t B anytime.
F a r busy M O ' » attic*
Beginning part I me with lull
lime expected by end ot year
E aperient* with sterling
I V '* necettary Sterling tal
ary. 40/hr Will train in our
uwciaity Submit resume lo
Bee H U , c/O Santord Herald.
P O Baa 1047. Santord. M77I
RN 7 ] tfutt, pari lima
Apply in person
Lekevaew N vfw * Center
*I*E mdSI . Santord
Experience perfwred. Hiring
now lor Tnd shift. 1PM to
10PM. Apply In perton:
LOWE'S TRUSS PLANT,
7*01 Aileron Orel*,
(Santord Airport tnd. Park)
SAWMAN lor cabinet shop. E x
perienced only need apply.
_________ Call M l 1440_________
TELEMARKETERS
Pari-tlma/tull lima potlllon*
available. Carolyn TOO0401
T L C need* mature companion*
tor the elderly. Full/pert time
miewerlM-1411
T RAI NERS
1 11 shill avail
able. Our cllenli show Ihtlr
appreciation lor what you dal
Formal training A bonu*
Call......................... - ...... Ml TU I
TRC
T em p/P e r m
PERSONNEL
260-5100
TRUCK DRIVERS
With minimum ol 1 years
verifiable tractor-trailer ex
perlenc* to transport cars.
Mutt bo IS yr*. old. depend*
ble, with a good driving re
cord. Company bonellt* In
elude Insurance A vacation
pay. It qualified, application*
now being accepted. Sunbelt
Auto Carrier*. M l Hwy.tl-ei
DeBery. 407 44*4177
VENDING ROUTE COLLECTOR
Mechanical apt. plu* 7 to 14
hr*. 44 per hour. Call M l *I1S
WAITRESSES 6 BARTENDER
Position* or* open, must bo
honott, dependable and hard
working. Apply at 1710 E.SR
140............................... m 71II
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
Full or part lima potlllon.
Good starting talari**. Must
have own phone A transport*
tlon. Call 740 M il ATS No lee.
ASSOCIATED
TEM PO RARY
STAFFI NG
SANFORD - I bdrm . fenced
yard, axcallenl location.
ITO/wk plus 4700 see. 171774*
SANFORD
112 GARRISON
7 bdrm., tlreplaco, walk to
town, utilities paid. 44S
weekly. M l «4 3 or 04S 4010
I bdrm , nice area, oft street
parking, util. Included 4150 tec
plus 445/wk......... ........ M l 4744
Clean 7 bdrm., air, drapes,
4400 lease/securltv..... *45 1077
1410 MAGNOLIA AVE.
lbdrm , I bath, 4*X>per mo.
Call 171 I7W tor appt
105— DuplexT rip le x / Rent
99— A p artm e n ts
U n fu rn ish ed / Rent
Clean, I bdrm.. upstair*. I yr.
lease, 474/xvk. 4 sec. till* 0
Park Ave..................... 1771717
D O R C H E S TE R APTS.
7714T71
Lake M ir y .
M ARIN ER'S VILLAG E
Lk. Ada 1 bdrm...........4110 mo
7 bdrm..41*5 mo A up. .1714470
New 1 bdrm. 1 bath, tingle
itory. Waiher/Dryer, mini
b l l n d t . C o n v e n i e n t to
downtown. 4450/mo. 171 7747
DELUXE DUPLEX
Are you llred oI apartment
living 7.................. Call 1X40507
Modem 1 bdrm., all trill, paid
Only 4475. Avail. May I Call
now tor details. Ml 1417
107— M ob ile
H om es / Rent
OSTEEN
El'iclency. 470/wk -4 dep.
Includes utilities DO 010*
Randolph Court Apart mints
Corpora led Leases Available
See Our Display Ad i...... 11*1104
SENIOR SPECIAL!!
7 bdrmi.. Its baths, furnished,
water A garbage Included.
*150 plu* deposit.... M l 1417
1 POINTS AREA! 1 Bdrmt., Its
Baths. Spill Plan. Adult* only.
No Pets 4 1 » monti, M1-41M
4* Deposit tor U A over
Studies, I A 1 bdrmt.
Call Kalhy tedayl
115— In du strial
_______R e ntals______
323-3301 Eit 317
AAA BUSINESS C E NT E R- New
olllce/whia. list’ boy with
ofllcetm . 17-41/07....Mt 413*
SPACIOUS!!
1 Bedrooms, ibathi
Rent Starting All . . . . ............ 440*
117— C o m m e rc ia l
R e n tals
Q roveviev V ^ 4*
Ato-
FOR SALE/LEASE
In Santord, used cor lot. two
bay garage w/lllt, sales oltlce,
IInane* olllce, » plus vehicle
capacity.........Great Location I
Call Ml-MS*
TOM Laka Mary Blvd.
321-0584
v v v v v v v v
SHENANDOAH VIUAGE APTS
I and 1 bdrm. duplex'* from
4170 per month. Individual
pel tot. Ig. pool, fenced play
ground end laundry ladUlto*.
Excellent location on 17*7
between 414 A Lk. Mary Blvd.
Fimili«iW*ko«t! 323-2920
PRIME RETAIL SPACE!
Zoned commercial on busy 17
A *1. Former beauty salon.
4475 mo. plus 4415deposit.
Days M l 7444
Alter hours 1714740
1,040 Sq. ft. warehouse w/otllce
space. Alto. Office building
with 1 available office* plu*
recepti on area. Santord
airport area. All or part.
Call 171 04M
121— C on dom in iu m
Rontats
V V V V V V W
UNFURNISHED
1 1 2 BDRM. APTS.
8100 OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT
CALL TODAY
323-3301 EXT. 214
1 UNFURNISHED STUIDIO
AVAILABLE NOW!
$279............ .....323-3301
LAKE MARY
1 bdrm.. tlrepiac*. screened
porch, pool, tennis, lake)...4550
NEW!
1 bdrm . I bath. Can H/A,
k i t c h e n e q u i p p e d wi t h
microwave, screened porch
w/electrlc thultort, 7 car
garage w/opener. No pels
please I USOmo . 14W deposit
Dayl 177 7414
Alter hours Ml 7740
CALL TODAY
SANFORD COURT APTS
323-3301
LONOWOOD H E A L TH CARE
Call W H O * H r apt.
LAUNDRY ATTENDANT
■ rra n a p w
SANFORD • 1 room efficiency
with private bath. 470/wk plu*
t i l l tec . Including ulllllto*
___________ M l 77**___________
FOR QUIET, SINGU STORY,
ENERGY EFFICIENT
FURNISHED STUDIOS
LEARN WHILE YOU EARN
322-8566_________ EOE/H
★
HIDDEN LAKE
121— C ondom inium
______ R e ntals______
1/1, appliances, fenced,
blinds. Rent.'SetL'Or Option
ISIS plus 1500 sec ..«♦ STM
E l l l c l t n c y apt. for single
perton. all ullllttoi Included, 1
block* Irom downtown San
lord.......................Call 1710771
Turn your basic motherly and
housekeeping skill* Inio
dollar*! Punut a new career
and become e certified nunet
aide. We will train yeul For
moro Inform* IIon call:
7AM T O 1:10PM. FI VE- DAY
POSITION, R OTA TIN G
WEEKENDS. PR EFER E X
PER IEN C E W ITH B U FFIN O
A W A X IN O F L O O R S .
EXCELLENT BENEFIT
PACKAOE. CALL JOAN A T i
★
97— A p artm e n ts
Fu rn ish e d / Rent
and up Call............... 113 450/
Nurses Aide Helper
"JANITORIAL
★
A T T R A C T I V E I A K B HOME
C/H/A, Spadeui grounds.
Leas* rag'd., no pelf. H i att*
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
Needed el Norlhtld* Beptltl
Church, Chulota, lor Sun. end
Wed, service*. 1*411*1 -
LAUNDRY PERSON
(407) 644-4066
M l
m ,.
NURSERY KEEPER
Claan, prett. fold, prepare
reitaurant linen*. Lake Mary
area. Pari tlma, reference*.
No exp , required........I l l *7*0
CALL:
J/V N lt
GIRL FRIDAY
Needed Immediately! I Girl
Olllce. Jean* environment.
Good phone pertonality and
head lor flgurat. Salary neg.
Call Judy or Bruce, 111*717
Government Jebt
514.040 154,750/yr, Now H ir
ing. Coll (1110* 417 4000 Exl
R *177 tor currenl tederil 11*1.
Gr owi ng l ewol ry but l nei t
located near Laka Mary need*
people for the following poll
lion*: Book re per, Shipping
clerk. Retail salespersons and
Sale* rep*. Call cotlecl
I *04 77*17*7
★
103— Houses
U n fu rn ish ed / Rent
I bedroom apartments. 4775
Experienced, with driver*
llcen*e. full time potltlon.
good pay and benetll*. 177 1111
VISA/MaitarCard
u m s
FURNITURE FINISHER
LANDSCAPERS
• SECURITY DEPOSIT
• ANNUAL FEE
w
e fp
Full or pari’ lime. Expertencedonlyl Call 50-7151_____
★
N O O N E REFU SED !!!
NO
■*!
Full larvlca exp needed.
Apply al Carlo'* Italian Railauranl, 7*01 5. French Ave
Hlllhaven Health Care Center
INSTANT
95— R o o m /B o a rd
Home Far Elderly Loving
Chrltllan cara near town.
Sanford. Call.............. 173 7070
WM
Mo'll N&0
FULL/PART TIME WAITRESS
DRIVERS WITH CARS NEEDE0
COOKS
Home »tyle food Will provide
lurlher training. Apply 7 4
Holiday Houte Restaurant
Hwy. 17-47., near Lake Mary
EOE
DRIVERS WANTED!!
N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright
FRP LAMINATORS
Mutt have work dwet. car 1
phone, s y 111 N O F E E .
Dynamic opportunity for lull
time employment In a denial
oltlce with a pertonallied.
humanlttlc approach. Salary
plu* com ml it Ion, *700 a day
Eacallent benefit*.......... Call
77*7*47
K IT
71— Help W in t t d
BALCONY OVERLOOKS LAAEI
New 1 bdrm.. 1 bath pent
houte. Fireplace,
wesher/dryer. pool, tennis,
boating and exercise room
4550 per month. 1717177 or
H l-4 * lt..........Real lor
Highland*, t bdrm. t baih.
appllancet, screened porch,
pool, tennis, golf view, no pels,
l l t l plus deposit.........*4145*1
260-8800
1 bdrm. 1 bath, separate dining
room, washar/dryer, calling
Ians. A pool . 4415/md. M l 7747
127— O ffice R e n ta ls
BRANDNEWI F (4ton Center
i l l Fulton Street Santord
444 tq II. expandable title* ar
r t t a l l s p a c e . 11 X 14
sterage/oarehocne available.
Move In ipeclll I__...4174/mn.
MI-TV44
For tons* - 4.000 aqve tool office
sp a c e . W i l l s u b d i v i d e .
1.000/1.000 tq. ft. 45 00 per kq.
It.. 10 car perking. Dock
height, al M10 Iroquois Ave,
Santord. Cell 1 1 1 M
PRIME AREA LX. MARY BLVD
Professional oltlce tor toasot
M l 15*0 days or 7M-0507 eves
SMALL R E N T A L O F F I C I S
Very rtaionabitl II X li. For
details call....... 1714575
4 TOWN INTERSECTION!!
Orang* City. W hltparlng
Pines. 144* tq. It. Beautlhrf A
reasonable!........ . 1 -m -ltM
141— H o m e s for S ale
ASSUME! 1/1, RC-I........ -411.444
LARRY HERMAN. BROKER
1M41S*.......alt.hr*........ 17144*7
BATEMAN REALTY
U c . Real Etlat* Broker
144* Santord Ave.
321-0759_______321-2257
Best Buy In Hkkton Lakes I
1 bdrm. 7 bath, excellent
condition - 451,444
Call Fred or Cathy
Remax Unlimited.- ......444-MM
BRVNKAVEN
BUILD ER CLOSEOUTf
1 model homes, all 1 bdrm.. 1
bath, w/lpls. Builder payi
closing costs. From 441.400.
407 7 74 4400. Gary Nadlty,
V E N T U R E I PROPERTI ES
BY OWNER
T h a Oak* In Santord. 1
bdrmt., 1 lull baths, utility
room or third beckoom, tennis
court, swimming pool. Sal*
neighborhood! *ID ,000 M UST
SEBI 1714415 or Eva* A
VI I. HI VI IV
C O U N TR Y LIV IN G on largo
tree covered lot. 1 bdrm. homo
with family room, tranklln
fireplace. Easy term*. .414,500
NICEI 1 bdrm.. IW bath home
In established neighborhood!
C H/AI Garage I Fenced A
I.......................
WE N E E D L ltTIN O I
ASSUME, NO QUAUFYI
4l s% mtg. Zoned mul ti lamIIy, 1 bdrm. with detached
garage. Possibly multi unit.
Extra Income I Hurryt 455.000
LINDA A R EDM OROAN
323-5188
260-2000
407-740-5533
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS
ASSEMBURS
Volt Temporary Service* he*
Immediate long/ihort term
assignment* Irons Santord to
Maitland. Call today, work
tomorrow I
Volt Temporary Services
ti* m *
W E W ANT an energetic, herd
working perton who I* looking
lor a career with a tail
growing company In property
and casually line* ol Intur
one*. Insurance Wbrld. ISIS $
French Ave., Santord.
770 tic, prof, but not required
WINDOW CLEANER
Rout* men Need own car.
Longwood/Deland are*. Sola
ry plus car allowance. Call:
Orlando 477 I M
WORN YOUR OWN HOURS!
Part Tim* Demonstrator* lor
supermarket*. Central FI.
are*. Retired A mom* wet
cornel Send toller to: Box IMS
POBax 1447 Santord FI. M77I
WRECKER DRIVER
Santord area, wilt train Apply
Altamonto To w ing ....lie 0700
Yard Man/Driver Chauffeur's
licence, exp pretorred. local
co Call i ao»«M nit.
$150,000 PUIS!
Earn a six figure Income In
Iff* with ettabliVwd national
company In explosive In
du*tr> Opening new ollicet
locally For more eilo . call
*97 774 7177
21 ASSEMBURS
It you need to work and con
make a cemmitnanl w* can
/l you to work right away I
■ng term prelect In the
L e n g w e o d e re * needs
assemble,t 44 M hr to Start
Greet working atmosphere!
Requires good hand
eye
coordination 1 shifts, start
immediately an Trd and h d
shifts! Call today AM toco
A t* tor Dot
NO FEE
C
p a rso e a lily teahiag
grandmother type te provide
lots *1 T.L.C- while parents
Call
M l 1111
W — R o o m s for Rent
Attractive, r N •n room P/ivai*
entrance. mel d t er el ce.
(41 wk
M l *447
EXCELLENT LOCATION I!
Kitchen A leandry privileges!
Mt-e*t«*r«eef7*-nei
F U R N I 1H I D BOOM a.i ter
■acuities available tat par w*
plus 4*1 sac Call 177 M B
• Pantries Available
• Single Story Living
• 1, 2 & 3 Bbdroom Apts.
• Washer/Drytr Connections
• Outside Storage Available
• Cable T.V. Available
• Laundry Facilities Available
• Beautiful Landscape
• On Bus Line
• Pool
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APARTMENTS
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140 71 177-2040
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141—Homes for Sale
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STENSTROM
REALTY, INC.
We Kit and sell
more property than
anyone in the Greater
Sanford/lake Mary area.
L A K I MARKHAM E S T A T E ! .
T rv ly Elegant cu»tom built
tplll 4 bdrtn., 1 » bath on lake
with root, I m M tpa and
onorvy efficient hoi water
»V*tom. Ho* everything you
loo IMt oral................*141,300
* e x t r a o r d i n a r y " M rm !
*v* both executive townhom*
In pratllglau* Tho Oak*.
Formal dining room. dan.
. Rroploco. wet bar. tun dark
and much, much mar*. Camplately radacoratad. Horn*
warranty plan............ .11*7,000
O IN E V A A R IA . COME DOWN
T O EAR TH on IM* nice 1
bdrm. on I to t acrat. Cony*
ntonl to town yal away horn
lha cHy. II you'd Ilka to have a
tow chicken* and rabbit* plut
maybo a hart* or two. Hara’i
trourchonco................. 447.100
tJFOEO. O E S IO N IO FOR
LORIOA living I Pool tlda
homo with 4 bdrm*., t bath* In
R ulat a r e a . Ideal tor
youngator* and you, too. Groat
oandltlan. Wa'll bat you'll Ilka
It It you taoH........ ....... 441400
n
IA N F O R D I E X T R A NICE
CUSTOM bu*M * bdrm. on big
corner lot. fcto’lpped kitchen,
carport tot* of nice cyprett
wood plut cedar lined ctoeeti.
YauTI be ptoaaantty turprltad.
Wo era ready to thow It. Call
uatordrtall*............... 4S7.no
S A N F O E D . N E W L Y EE*
M OOBLEO J bdrm. > bath
with troth contemporary look.
Kitchen hat beautiful cabinet*
and all appliance* Including
pantry. Equipped utlHty room,
now carpet, family room,
welk in cloaota. energy effi
cient window*, ham* war
ranty. Great buy a t.....*41400.
» AN FOR D. A S S U M E
M O R TB AO E on thl* almott
now protoMlonolly landtcapad
cuetom built 1 bdrm. I bath In
Lach Arbor. Big hooted pool,
•pa. flraplaca. Irrigation
oyttom and tone* plut much
■ ■: '
* * * * * * * * * *
VETERANS!
NO O M R PAYMENT!
I DANIELft
WOHLWENDER
I REALTYINC
B E A U T IF U L tokafron! home,
fir*! time otter. Swim, tkl or
an toy baautltul tunealt on big
Lake Mary from your private
beach <r living room. S bdrm.
1 bath altered..............tM t.no.
Call Manilla Card.......... m m i
SFACIOUS older home In quiet
retldenllal area. 1 paiiot.
privacy fenced back yard, a
mutt eat, ottered at M7400
Call Mamtta Carll......... 4M-M07
AtWORK
V . . V Amsket
V LANR
> ,TT,-»
thl*
unique
patio homo *o ipaclal. 1 bdrm,
IV* both, cuttomliod homo.
Ottered at................... H7t.no
Call Mamita Carll......... m 7107
CLOSE TO SCHOOL, now 1
bdrm. 1 bath homo feature*
• a t - l n - k t l c h e n .
fireplace........................*47.500
Coll Manilla Carll tor eaiy
•bow.................. ........ J52-3N7
C LU E A M E N ITIE S makot mi*
a perfect family home. 1
bdrm. I bath*, large family
room, privacy fenced....S47.J00
Call Mamtta Carll.........m-7M7
LAKEMART-SANFORD
M4.no............
LAKEMANY
1 bd rm ., i both, Irothly
• pointed with now carpel and
Can. H/A. nice tread lot. Clow
to tchoolt and (hopping, sjoo
•hopping tore* to buyer I Call:
■odiy Caurtan.
Ro/Mo« *Wn, realty.....47*49*
Cal TMkFigg 1-108-323-3720
FOR SALE IT OWNER
'
Alaa Jotmwn.Ro/MM Unllmlt
» ] 4iw
o r.,.......440-1000
U SS THAN $2500 CASH
.................
1 bdrm. home
roof. Roducad to *4*4001 111
Hayw St, Santord. 441-4171
oovrr REPO RESALE SI
Dfrocf VA Computor Hwkcg
.
SINCE tflS
BOB M. BALL. JE . PA..C.S4A.
LAKE MARY REALTY
__________ 50-4114
..... ......... ....... J from *l oo
“ U Repair". Alw tax del In
quant property. Call MS 4*4
^W wMTItor toto
SEMINOLE COUNTY
M400 tq. It.. Leew *2.30 tq.
ft.. w ll t I I tq. ft. with term*
R EA L E S TA TE ONEI....4M-MM
City building lol, Ireetl Owner
Financing I.....................17,000
P0R2JG REALTY, INC.
________ 407-5M-447*
10.9 ACRES
S mile* Ea*l ol Sanford. 174 ft.
fronting SR 44. Owner will
provide financing I
WALLACE CRESS REALTY
PARI RIMEIT OWNER
1 bdrm*., i ba.. C/H/A, dm
w/flroplaca, tcrwrwd porch
w/*pa, i prl nkl er *. P r l v .
M i-a m
155— C on dom in iu m s
C o -O p / S a le
pllanco*. >74400. O i l 355-575*
SANOAUNOOOVILLAS
By owner. 1 bWm.. 1 bo..
Condo. Pool. Club houw A
many extra*.... M34141
SANFORD • 2450 Holly Ave..
Like now I US400. V I . dm.
fenced. Cm . H/A....... 4144110
ELEGANT!
5 bdrm, 2 bath penlhoute
tulle. Vaulted celling, tky
light, wether, dryer, icreened
patio. Overlook* garden, pool,
lacunl A tennl* court. 554.000
Byappnl only E»»t. 53)
Highland*I 55400 put* you Into
Immaculate J bdrm, 2It bath
lo w n h o u te on o p tio n .
M Vmonth/dltcount. No qual
ifying. owner financing. All
appliance* Including wether
and dryer. Amenltto* galore.
Invettort Realty 471-1(54
.41 1 bdrm., all appii
anew, fenced yard util. room,
•forage (hod. Air. 11*400 1110
. Summerlin, 19-794_________
157— M ob ile
H o m e s / S a le
PREOWNED HOMES
280-1208 DAYS
322-8718 EVENINGS
AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
TO QUALIFIED BUYER
SM ALL HOME ON 1 LOTSI In
NW Sam. County. Good Invethnenl prooartyt M44544
I4x70...3 bdrm., 5balh...515.500
15x40...2 bdrm.. I bath...|I0.too
15x54 5 bdrm , I bath..41,100
U«40.. J bdrm., 5 bath...515.100
15x40...5 bdrm.. I bath..411.100
All w t up In Mobile Home Park
SNOWBIRDS!
Save winter rm td Buy lovely
«toptoxl Choice, cocure loca
tion. I45J00 - Abo. 1 bdrm.
fkkofronl..................... .*11400
Oregery Mebito Hemet
323-5200
Accaw to SI. JUm‘* River.
Large treed tot. Right* to
181— A p p lian ce s
/ Furniture
BEDS-BEDS-BEDS
CAU. BART
The factory out lei ttoro tor
Simmon*. Seaiy A Sprlngalr.
All new factory 2nd* and clow
out*. Complete with warranty.
Twin Sal..171 Queen Set 51II
Full Set .511 King Sel. .5150
C aualkerry______________
R EAL ESTA TE
E E A L TO R
5M-7CW
•veilable below appraltall
Good grot*, turnkey opera
Hon. mutt w ll due to health.
SI75.000 Including real aitate
(term*) 97*104 Leave mate.
SANFORD
INCLUDINO CLOSINO COST
1 0 4 bdrm. homw In Sanford,
Ooltana. Do Bary. Lake Mary,
L o n g wo e d 0 Al t amo nt e
Spring*. For wtodton call:
FA U L OSBORNE
V E N T U R E I PROPERTIES
___________ MI-4714___________
tot (*i,igg. coll
•ftortPM..
Grouty Sten/Dtii
OCALA NATIONAL FORESTWooded lol*. River acce**.
(1400 each. No money down.
SAS.4I monthly. Owner
(104) 554-4571,,or..|*Q4) 4M 549
m utt ta e l...............Only 41400
STORE ISLAND ARUI
Super nice 1 bdrm*.. 1 ba..
appliance*. Ige. corner lot. 1
car aarogo. extra* galorel
Outol redd, neighborhood.
C O M M E R C I A L S IT E * By
owner, office, groanhouw.
(forage, parking, eupar loca
tion. 100 tt. *t. frontage. IS th
_ St.NofWfy......... ........ 91 1 1 9
ERA*STENSTROM REALTY
2 UNIT DUPLEX
MOO mo. Income I 1514*0 417
W .lllh SI.. Santord. Call:
MI-4071 alter 1PM
1 bdrm. 1 bath*, central H/A.
II7S Deltona Bird. (Acrott
•freof from bank, roelaurant
A tiqwrmarkat) Large (haded
tot. Goad torme. 151400 Far
appointment call 9 1 -im
U 4 M DOWN I . Term. I No
Quallfyl Law Paym enUI
Huge carport A garage, tofar.
fraat. 1bdrm.. 1bath... 551.500
Call M l MU
• CLOTHES O R Y E R a
Wltard Citation. (10. Need*
element. Call M3 477* eve* or
________5M 0*40 day*________
Country ityto tola A twlvel
rocker, 5550 Matching and
tablet. *7S. 5 Lamp*. *40 Mint
condition. Call.............M5 *7*5
• DININO ROOM TABLE#
With leaf* and 4 chair*. Good
condition. *11. Call before
3PM-........... — .......... 573 0405
M
f
FHA. M qualify. 5 M r m .l
a a t-ln -k ltc h a n , a v a r t lia
maator tulle.......... — 471,M l
Nedtor.g w » 9 lw 4 1 M 4 W
HELFIM G SELLI RS S I L L BY
OW NER FOR U .M . Call
Neto-IMeB Briber.— .TO-MM
M00EN LAKES
4/5. SS4M down, aeaum# na
qualify mortgage Immediate
— ........... .
.
.
t ly i
* 3 0 ttEALTY
(MASON
I, MHI#
n a ia u M iU H lM im U i/X F
CHICKS, DUCKLINOS AND
QUAIL. Day eld and Harfad.
55Cto 1744........ CALL 171-1*14
(1). Cotl *40. w ll tor S7S.
H0TP0IMT REFRIGERATOR
St cu. In., Site by tide.
almond! S me. eld I Ut-SMI
4KR0EHLER LOUNOEO
CHAIR
oFROM/BKI DESMAI Da
GOWN
Peach A while lace, long
gown Site 14 11. Beautiful!
540 (hallprice). Call 1M *473
213— A uction s
Formica wlh chrome, 1 fl.x 1
H. Priced right*! 55 »a Call
_______ m-nn________
o SECTIONAL COUCH o
Four piece*, brown. In good
condition. S7S. Call Cindy
•SW IVELROCKBRo
Matching beige alto. IIS
__________ 555 3777___________
• TW IN SINOLE BED a
Include* frame. Sear* O
Pedlc. Clean. $75. Can move
________ Call 553 4511_________
WASHERS AND DRYERS
Extra ctoanl 140-SIS0I
Call Buddy M 01153
183— T e le v isio n /
R ad io / Stereo
Auclton every Thurtday 7 PM
WE BUY ESTATES!
Antique Mall Space Available
Llctnte f AB 347-AU447
Hwy 44............................ M5-5MI
• SECRETMY
• SEC.-8ECEPTKMI
• EXECUTIVE
SECtniUlY
if Bute. M U M - M I
Train la bu «
215— B oats and
A cce sso rie s
turi NMO*. Faoqaa# lu c k
• Fin a n c u i aid
FIBEROLASSBOAT
OUN, KNIFE
A N O M ILITA R Y SHOW
Buy...Sail...Trade
Orlando. March 55 and 241
Can. FI. Fairground* (watt
Hwy. 50|. Central Florida'*
large*! thowl Friday preview.
S-tPM (54-00). Saturday, IS ;
Sunday, 14PM IS3.S0). Under
12. Free with parent*I Free
parking I Air conditioned! See
you and your family! I m____
I* It Truo....Jeep* lor S44
through the Government? Call
Forfacftl 1 )17 747 1147.
Ext 414
219— W anted to B u y ~
1 9 1 -B u ild in g
M a te ria ls
2 2 2 -M u s ic a l
M e rc h an d ise
A L L S T E E L BUILDINOS at
dealer Invoice. 3.000 to 30.000
ig.fl. Call 407 51) M il colled
th is
195— M a c h ln e ry /T o o ls
1981F0RDSW
C e ll good mileage, great
condition 151,300. Call Mt-S30*
w eek
s
237— T ra c to rs and
______ T ra ile rs______
3X15 utility trailer................ 5400 .
SXIOutlllty trailer.............(300
Billy Goal lawn vacu n ..*300 •
---------- tui/OfiL''______ ;
2 3 8 -V e h ic le s
_______W anted______
J UNK A W R E C K E D CAR*/
TRUCKS- Running or not. We»
alto tall good utad motor* L ’’.
Irantmlttlon*............ .Ml 4414 ■
WE FA Y TOP IS lor wrack**'
cart/lruckt. W* Sail guarani
teed utad part*. AA AUT O
*ALVAOE al D*»*ry. M*«O03
239— M o to rcy cle s
and B ike s
CM 400 HONDA
FORD CURRIOR PICK UP
I1M, Runt gaadl Cuttem wood
bed I Cheap an g il l Ore* I t#r
werkl FI RST t *MT AKES ITI
Call 374 5344 alter 4FM
FORD F 150 XLT
USA Auto., Power (tearing A
brake*, atklng 53.(00 Can be
taen al 701 Cornwall R d .
Santord. For detail! call;
553 4010 5AM to SPM
ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES
1985 FORD BRONCO II
1(71. Atklng *500 Call M l 07*1
or *741514 altar 4PM
YAMAHA. 400 Spaclal. I NI .
Exc. condition I 1,000 mile*,
garage kepi. *400 or trade Ior
^ ru c k ^ o rc e r^ ^ M IJ!* * * ^ ^
24T— Recreational
_^Fehicle8^/^Canipers^
Mutl tell - Sell contained 14 It. J
travel trailer, deep* 4, new
upholilery A carpel. *1,573
M l 5*44.73 CPortland. Deltona
SHASTA T R A V E L T RA I L E R '
Sail contained, lull bath;!
tandem wheel*, earning A air
___________ 5M1344___________
WIDOW MUST SELL
1(14 Catalina Motor Home, I I *
It., tow mlto*. tolly tall conlalnad.......J M 747* altar 4PM.
243— Junk C a rs
1988 FORD BRONCO II
Eddl* Bauer cuttom 4X4,
auto, red A beige. *10.300
.________ Call M l 3004
-J X o r j
Junk Car*. M alar*. A
T r a n t m l t i l e n * Remavad
Free 1......... 5M-M7* after 4PM
JU N K CAR*REMOVEO
NOCHAROE
M l-1377
c 'v
rOR OURIOWLST PRIC! ' ONN1W
TOYOTA CARS AND TRUCKS
P/(,S All 7.1.1k,-s c l US[ D CAWS
AVON CLEARANCE SALE
199— Pets a Supplies
F r l , Noon • «:J0PM. 233 W.
Lakavlaw Ave. Lake Mary
(Oil Lfc. Mary Blvd IM ) 7174
Burmese Pjthon
Heel tong. 1300 with cage
_________Call 353 3114_________
"GENEVA COUNTRY DAY"
Spenterad by Oanava II#mantary PTA. Craft*. Oarage
Sal*. A Baked Oeadit Sal..
April lllh, beginning al 1AM.
Only ( I t to rent YOUR ipacat
_________ Call 34* 3353_________
• COCKATIELo
Young, tomato. *53. Call
47**770 altar 4PM.
• FREE KITTENS#
To good home* plaaiel Call
__________ M5 15*1__________
GIANT GARAGE SALE
KITTENS
Frl. Sal.. A Sun.. 400 Lk.
Markham Rd . 1AM - 4. Ant
oak fireplace mantle, beveled
gale** entry door. Chin***
Chippendale Hall Rack, tool* .
ceramic*, tithing teckto. lot ot
electrical Huff, A much ml*c.
MOVINO SALE! 53X A Georgia
Ave. Sanford. Frl.. Sal. and
Sunday. (A M III 3PM Every
thing poet. Bargain* galore I
IS.00 apiece, mother cal Ire*.
________ Call Ml 55*1
• M A L I PERSIAN C AT *
F R E E TOOOOO HOME
Large while, neutered, de
clawed. 5 year* old. Call
• NORWEOIAN ELKHOUNDa
J yr. old male. Good with kid*,
need* room to run. To good
homo onlyl *51 Call Jama* at
553 5103. Allar 4PM, leave
mxttoge end phonx number.
200— R egistered Pets~
GREYHOUND PUPS
Out ol BJ'e Jutlln and Nicky
Finn. Call 407 ( X NO I altar a
M U LTI-F A M ILY SALE- Frl. A
Saf. 1:30 fit T 1307 Elliott Ave.
Cloth**, craft*, tom* furniture
and much morel I Coma tee I
Volktwagon camper with 4 man
Inllalabto, 4to hp Marc, rod* .
real* torn, clothe*. Sat A Sun
505 Oak Ave, Santord________
Walerbed, lurnllur*. book*,
cloth**, ale. Friday th* 54th A
Saturday th* 53th. * 3. 5103
Amalia. Santord_____________
1501S. Myrtle Ave. Santord
Sal. only, 14
________No Early Bird*_______
IK* SANFORD AVE. Friday A
Saturday, (A M ill 77 Lot* of
lre*h A *alt water flthlng
equipment, cotoman lantern*,
garden lool» A ml*c*ll*neou«l
915 Jewell Lane, oil Airport
Blvd.. Friday. fAM HIT? G i t
ol mltcallanaou* Itemil 111
^
HUNT’S USED CARS
*
N obody But N obody
In S a n fo rd W ill S o il Y o u
A U se d C a r O r Truck, A t N ic e
Or Cheap A s W e W ill. . . .
Kip Oiit
All you add is 6%
Tax & $14.85 Tag
^
siookinso?
7B rate pickup
78 M M 88
New '89 CO RO LLA
4 DOOR
4 S0a. Bb* SSIL Sea Step
IF YOU HAVE...
•CREWT PROBLEMS?
‘ NOttPROVABLE
NCOME?
$ 4 0 PER WEEK
BO CHIVY CMVETTl
4/C. I#d Ha# Cat
• $400
$40
HOME OWNER
ONLY
LOANS
$ 4 0 0 ‘ down
$ 4 0 PER WEEK
81 N CAR
4tar St. SCOn* t»
*9986
Auto Tuns.»A/C • Power Stoeilng/Bnhes • Cloth Int.
$400 DOWN
$40 PER WEEK
DOWN
PER WEEK
TOYOTA
13,000-1250,000
LorUortNyPiymorts
No AppHcatkxi Fbb
IN DELAND
•RaTrwcmg •D*txConeotonon
•Hen* Snprovonart - Q jd C3»tbg
•kHeeanarq •ft* Incem*Check
2 Saw. I«4 tm
$ 4 0 0 DOWN
$ 4 0 PER WEEK
(407)260-6216
71 NOVA 2 DR. S CJ.O
AdroK Financial
Services
$ 4 0 0 DOWN
$ 4 0 PER WEEK
41. Saba UM Sot
Takes the " O u c h ! " out
of buying a new or
pre-owned vehicle...
’81 TOYOTA Temi
OnflPiim,
J im
’• I TOYOTA CorolaDLX
4 Or «AfC Pwr. St ♦ AutoTr.. ......
Under Nat* Management — Financing
Flu# Over 40 Olhar Nice Car* B Truck*I
$2993
*88 FORD Thunderbird • Auto, Till,
Cruise, AC, PW A AM/FM........
HUNT'S USED CARS
3226797
$10,943
*85 FORD Ranger
AC-RearShdrnqWndow
/ \
TIE NMI SCHOOL .
$3993
1*85 CHEVY Camara2-28
AutoTrans » T-Top»A/C_________ __ $8992
•89 NISSAN Sentra 2 Or. or 4 Or.,
Aulo. AC. AM/FM Cass . Cloth Int. $ 8 6 8 6
’88 PLYMOUTH Voyager SE
Auic Trans. «A/C*7 Passenoer_____ <11,943
h U N O U N L I N G Ol /H
N MAC
THE PROGRAM
FOR SUCCESS!!!
235— T ru c k s /
B u se s/V a n s
long bed w/llner. AC. AM FM.
PB. 30.000 mile*. 17.100/ofler
_________ Call 140 1*73_________
M FORD F IM X L T LARI AT- '
503. EFI, auto (rant, short
bad. loaded. 5J.000 mil**.!
*11.300 Call............ M3 077* '
call toll-free: 1-800-444-5747
• T ABL E SAWO
Black A Decker, t Inch. 513
Call. M3 3733
Washer an wheel* greater*
•team cleaner, mounted In
_ 1to£ van. Call no 03*4________
1C kDENM I saoi
s
1986 Ford Rin|«r XL
With topper, excellent condi
Iton.tSJOO................... M I I I I * :
rjf'jA
Sirring Stmlnoh County For 10 Yoon'
ItT Tit 8188
1981 TOYOTA COROLLA
4 ipeed. runt and drive*
great I 5400 .................M l 4107
Eddl* Bauer, clean and
loaded. *10,000 Call MI53I*
1215 W . F IR S T 8 T . (H w y . 46) S A N F O R D
N l E DR D ...A C R IA Q II
234— Im p o rt C a rs
and T ru c k s
(4 T B IR D •S400 dn...... 5704mo.
J mo*, old. Paid *5.500. Sell tor
SI.500. Call evening*.. J30 0544
5 Ton. Central, alr/condenilng
unit. 4yr*.old. 1500. M l 0140
Between SPM IP M
o CAMPER SHE LL *
Whllt aluminum, lor any
•mall, long bad pick up.
»73/QU*r, Fordelill* .343 7004
CHEVY High Parformanca 130
Engine complete. *1000 or bet!
•tier. Call Lae............ 5M-5317
F O R D 5.000 rebuilt motor,
•lock, flrtf (400 lake* Phone
Jon alter SPM............M5 71H
• ’74CHRYSLER CORDOBA*
FOR PARTS
*100. Call M3 0134
’•* MERC URY TOPAZ • 5500
O n...............................SIM mo
Wheletator 5M-0JII er SM-M1I
(4 PLYM OUTH Rallant - 4 dr.,
> cyl auto. Air. Wire Wheel*,
new lire*. *300 dn.......SIM mo.
YAMAHA CVT 5
TRANE AIR CONDITIONER
233— Auto P a rts
/ A cce sso rie s
Over 40 Truck*. Van* A 4X4‘*
Buy here - Pay here 1..... 55MOOT
1174 FORD Fit*- 240. J ipd J u t I
need* wlndthtold. Great work
Iruckl 5300 llrm. *54 3150
117* Gremlin, good condition
w i t h m a n y naw p a r i * .
»450/Oltor.................... 3X5531
M l Aluminum Cent..Newtpaper
Non Ferrou* Metal*.......... Olett
KOKOMO........................MI-11**
W AN TED i Good utad furniture
and antique*. CASH PAIO.
525 *404
2 3 5 -T r u c k s /
Bus e s / Vans
87 M u d j B-2200 P.U.
1981 PONTIAC
2 Dr . AC. AM FM Stereo.
Gr eat C on d l l l e n l (1,300
or/oiler. Call Ml 35*1________
NOCREDim?
AS LOW AS SIM DOWN I
B UY H E R E I I ......PAY HEREI I
TRUCK WORLD
(CARS A TRUCKS)
1ST ST. A ELM. SANFORD
_________ 321-4*47
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air, new radial tire*, clean.
5330 dn., approx. 1170 mo.
71 ft., 270 HP w/lrallar. Many
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Eureka Upright, excellent
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Mohawk, 14 It. Need* tome
repair, 150 Call M5 *054
17 II. Slim** V bottom with 70
hertapower motor and traitor.
Call MO 0144
JERRY DROSS
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Slalntott ileal, excellent condlllon.tl.000....1-511-5441
17 II. op*n bow, 140 HP
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S a n fo rd H e ra ld
Hist Year. No 227 — Snnlord. Florida
City plans
to preserve
bird feeding
BRIEFS
L.A. schools gear up for strike
I .o s AM iKI.KN - W illi .III rMUnalrtl 'JIM Nil)
union teacher* headed lot tin- llisl strike In ihc
nation's second liirEnl schinl district In 111
vrum. |Millrr m gang plagued h u ms worried
ii Imiiii |iiililn- s ilr ly w ill. ‘ all these Inti.
pri-ilalniMinl m il In- street "
Wayne .InlinsiNi. president ni United Teach
crsl.o* ‘u i|ii'ln , which represents 22.0011
teacher*. said Lin1 Snnilav II would “ lake a
miracle" In prevent Monday's >«hcduled slrlkr
— ihc union's lirst since 11)70
Several hours of talks among all seven
nictiilN-rs ol I hi' Hoard ol Kdnralloii wlili dlstili I
lawyers Saturday produeerl no change* m ilirlr
ofler ol a thn'e-vear. 2l..ri percent salary
Inerease lor teachers
O u td a te d c o d e s e lim in a te d ;
p la s tic -b a g tra s h ta rg e te d
B y LAUff A L. S U LLIV A N
Herald stall wnlor
■
Students end hunger strike
*
A M I I K K S T . M a s s . — U n i v e r s i t y ol
Massarlnisrlts slndrnls ended a weekluug
hunger slrlkr .igalnst nillltary lumlcd rrsrarrli
on ranipns mik) agreed mil lo hold tiirllirr
prolcsts III cxctuugc lor aninrslv lor Ihrtnsrlvrs
and srorrs ol ollirr sliidcnts aorslrd III similar
di'inmist rat lolls, olllr lals said Sunday.
Ikiih Ihr hunger strikers and oilier protesters
also agreed lo |MTlorni some eomniiinlty service
as reslllnllon lor disrupting Iheeanipiis and the
$100,000 which olheials eslltnaled the take
overs cost In extra |hi)lee |iay.
Vice Clianeellor lor Stndeni Allairs Dennis
Madson said arrested students would not l>.
relnsialed until the eonnminllv servin' had lieeii
completed.
its
From Unltad P r » « » International r>port»
□ W orld
Gorbachev arrives in China
liKMINCi — Soviet leader Mikhail liorlsii hev
eame lo China Monday lor II h- lirsi M idi Soviet
summit In dO wars. I111I pin democracy stndeni
protests forced Ih r government to move Ihc
olllelal welcoming leremonv and delay the
npcnlllg ol the l.dks lor severaf lioills.
(iorhai hev Wiis greeted warmly by his official
host. President Yang Shaugkiui. til llte Ureal
Hall ol llte People as lens ol thousands ol
students and snp|Kirters gathered outside in
Tiananmen Squire demanding greater 1 » >h11<aI
freedom from lliet lilnese government.
The talks Is-gan shortly alter li p til. — almost
two hours later Ilian originally scheduled
tiecaiisf ol the dday old student takeover ol Ihc
square upimsilc 1 he Ureal I tail
l i t Pag* 0 A
□ Sports
Flam es win C u p opener
C A I.U A U Y . Alhcrta — The Calgary Flames
accomplished to one shot Sunday nlghl wlial
llte Philadelphia Flyers could not do III six
games against the Mnntic.il Canadtens — scoic
a power-play god
'rile lirsi ol two goals hv delenseinan Al
Machinist ainc 00 ( algalv s llisl |miwci plav ol
Ihe Stanley Cup lllial.
and immedialely denio tts ira te d ilia t the
Canadtens — like cvcrv
other M il. team — arc
vulncrahle when play
ing a man short
"Monireal is a very
good pouci plav killing
CALGARY FlAMtl
leant." Flames Coach
Terry Crisp said alter
Ins d u ll |Misled a il-2 victory in Uailie I ol the
M il. cliainploiislilp series “ It was nice lo gel
one early so we can say Ihc odd lime (we get a
man advantage! wc can pul It in Ihe net."
lilt ' Flames -«'ini'll once in lour itowcr play
tries Phllailelphia was hlankt il in 21 atlempts
llte previous round, anil Monlteal had sullen
tit led pisl lu ii mail advantage goals m M
I nisi season 1 liaises entering Ihe game
taa Sports
B r lB f # ........................... 4 a
C la s .lflo d * ..................S B
C o m ic * .........................4 B
C ro s s w o rd .................. SB
Door A t t y ................... I B
O o o th s.......................... XA
K dlto rla l....................... « A
F lo rid a .......................... « A
H o ra o c a p a ................... 4 B
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B # H «* .............................*A
B p o c U ............................ I B
T o lo s ls ls rt.................... « B
B »* ««h o r........................ * A
B fo rtd .............................BA
Partly cloudy, chance of rain
Parilv 1 loutly lotlav
w ith a dn pen t ut
chance ol .ilit 1 in h >11
1 li 11 r u l e r s 1 n r in s
Highs 11e.11 ‘ Mi u ilh a
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u illi lo s s ill Ihe op
p e l t ills
P a 1 11 v
1 Io 11 tl t I OIIIOI I o u
B oy G u e s s ’ nicknam e. ‘31.’ has been w ith him for years
106-year-old m an recalls
life as a G e o rg ia farm er
B y S A N D R A B O U C H A H IN E
Herald staff wnlcr
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SAN FO KI) — ''We're not Ixniutv Inmicrs eiiy limldmgotln i.il
Uary Winn said al«ml Ins leeouuneniled amendment'- lo >uv
eiMle "W e pisl want lo have someihlug
we have a wav lo
arlrlress legUlmale I'nmpl.ilnts •
The cUv eomrulssioii las. week approved on hist reading
revisions lo ihe code dial Winn •ailed ruin t an hair or dulleiill lo
elllone
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pigeons Wlllim Ihe ellv Ih said tile rode was prnhahly vvrilleil lo
aildress a pigeon problem dovvntovvii when tin /im and i-.tl wi ie
I here.
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oul and shiMillug pigeons Winn said
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added a clause making il Illegal m i teale a iiillsam i hv leeitlug
w ild pigeons "
Winn s,ild Ihe code w ill not prohlhll "mnoeeni leedlng' nl .1 lew
pigeons The revision was needed vv hen 11 crralrs a milsaurr Im
Ihe nelghlMirhiMid." lie said
llai kv .ud heilers and leeilingol gulls at ihe lakelroiit would not
he prohlhlled under the rev 1st d 1 ode Wllili said
Auolher eoili revision lilelodes i.ihhlls m ihe ealegorv ol
"grazing animals ' rill- exlsllllg mile makes 11 Illegal In keep
horses, mules, row s or other grazing animals m ihe 1 uv without .1
|MTUlU
See Code. Page 5A
Angry players
call for new
Lotto drawing
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Herald Stall wnhtl___________
Editor's note: Joffrcy H Morton
n a s p e c ia l e lu c tio n last
Tuesday *or C am i Orfom s District
3 com m ission seal receiving 40(5
votes, or about 90 9 percent,
compared to bis opponent Perry
E Faulkner's 43 votes Odom
s u p p o rte rs say stir* re c e ive d
write m votes
Three ot tfic tour commission
ors voted to temove O dom on
Ft
27. sayirx] stie fi.i.l violated
the city ch.rMer when sfur in
terferred Aitti day to d a , c . t »
business
O d o m ts suing t fur city to
regian tier seal
in this tape recorded interview
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Sanford Herald Sanlortl Tlorida
Monday May 1f> !<*H9
FLORIDA
BRIEFS
State’s tourism record falling
U n ila d P ra ia International
New bidder surfaces for Eastern
MIAMI — Amu her bidder (nr strikebound Eastern Mrllm-•>
fdrppeil Inruard i n n the weekend. at a limi when Eastern's
own plans Ini trhiilldmi; tin r.irnrt as a ■.mailt i ........ viahlt
•ilrlint* .ip|H',irrd to hr uamme moinriitmti
Joseph Kltrhlr a Chle.ieo options trailer, anti an imrsltn
Hrtnip submitted a |)rn|Misal to hut Eastern on Satmtlav I In
Kltrhlr oiler followed ait earlier Ittil to another utoiip Ini lit
lor liter I’leilmtiiii Airline’. ( Ti.urmon William llottanl
llolli lildit are rx|Nt letl lo he t onstdrird Wrdltrsdov alone
side Easterns own plans lor reornatrl/allon dutme a
tranknrpiry tm ill hearinn m \t yy York
Un Sunday. Eastern attain pi,reed ailnriisetntnls m ina|or
tli’WsjMprrs lot pilots and met lianies to replat-e ns sinktnu
workers
I A i d M IA S S 1 .I.
I lotitla will pass a
staiisin ai mllesnnii hy busline i n million
visitors ibis y e i.u . o n o nlin e t i t a n ii|Hlaietl
hin east ol tin st.m s u m r ls m mthtstiy
prepared In ilu
I lointa Depot lit it tit ol
Coimiieit i in 1 1 hi 1111111<tiun xx nit ih> snn. s
try eniie et nuoiiusis
I lie I lew loret’.isl it It ties tlata eoiuplli'tl
tfiiriiiLt Hu Tlmitla Ettmnmn anti K enim i
I 'lm i llmt; Ciuilt ieiiei in Man h and m
illealts .III n 2 pel et III luert’.lse over last
year s estimated visitor uilal nl 0 7 million
Ih t i 12 million liayelets yy ill y isii Hu si.u,
in Hum. .t r», i pen i ni tin tease over n new
I hk '11 sinn.in
Tilt
ll|s | e vi l In le t.is t on Im irls iil
s i a l i s i i i s ( i t e p a n d hy C o m u i t Ii t yyas n
l e a s e d m Ti b i n a n a n d p i e d u letl H i. il :tM 7
n n l l i o i i v i s i o n s yyoultl m i n e i n 1 It it id. t hy
I l u t i n t u ! 11r.S* I a ti 1! |ti i i i t i l l t i i r i a s e u y e i
ti n p i s s i n i . i t D u n n e Hit ti r s i m o u t h s n l
th e ytais li o y v e v i i ti n I t e m e s h a v e lit t o
m i l t ll I m i h e r i l l . i l l . i l t l l i ' i p o l e d Th i ll yyas a l l
1s t , ( w i l l il l hit l e a s t m v i s i t o r s d i l l m u
J a n u a r y . m i l n I pi n t i n i n 11 h r u a n
I lit lolee.tsl tloes not lake into .n i until
siieli i m p i e d l t.i l, title variahles as Hie dia
m.lllt list III uasollne pi le e s a lltl the
tllsaslei III V.iltle/, Alaska ol Ihe Use In
liasu all (ales iliat lollnyyid tin s m k i
auainsi Hasletn All I.tin s
The C o m m e n t In par tmein look several
steps in dev i lup Its vision Inlee.lsl T he Ills!
yy.is lo ih yt lop a lilstolIt .ll ilala series iinlnt*
hat k lo IHHII till all alt anil aillo vIslInrH III
I loud.i I ’sliiy* Hiose siatlslles. ptt lltliliiaty
liileeasts w in pnp.ired eouslileiItm sllell
I.it lols as teal disposable hit time, t iirteney
ext It.ini*e tales uausjHirtallnii eosls. fuel
pi n i s .mil niirmplny mi ni rales
The I it p .iiim i ill ilieu surve yed Industry
• xpetls as In Hu it l u ll in ' fX|M rtu lluils 111
|>ailIt ii I.ii liulustry sennienls Th ese ini hull tl n si.n i l.m is .nirai lions, hotels and
motels, and t ailipi;tiullids Tills hllnriliatliHI
has Hu ii iiinslilen d hv Ihe Stale's revenue
et ou om isls m di i itlmit till a i tiiist nsus
et olu no it Ion i asl lot |he stale
Eastern, lo rm erly the nation's seventh lamest airline, has
Ilmen only a ls m l I d pen rut ol its pie sitike ilieht si hi tluh
slnee gro u nd u in kers and pilots yy alketi oil 1 11■ |oh Man h I
T h e ails let tu n i n g nieehanles a)ipearetl Sunday in new spa
pt is in M ia m i. T a m p a Atlanta \ew Orleans \t w Votk
Houston and I t r n v r r soul Easie rn spokesman Knhlti Mali ll
Eastern s parent lo m p . m y Texas Air t'orp ol Houston, says
ii Intends to rebuild Eastern as a smaller proltlahle airline
alter sellltic oil assets w orth ahoul S I s hllhon T h e t m n p a m
has insisted the airline itsell Is not lor s d r slnee an earlier
M l i 4 million deal w ith I’eler I ’elierrotll t ollapsetl
Teacher's name oredred off abusers list
MIAMI — An appeals eourl has seohletl tin Deportment ol
Hedllh and Kehahllllative Servlees lor relnsinp in n move Hu
name ol a leat her hum its hsi ol t lultl ahnsets even rlmneli tin
leat her waselearetl ol any u roimdnliiu
The Third lltstrli t I'mirl ol Ap|M .il ortleretl the stall ant in v
lo remove lire leat her s name Irom the list, and it relinked Hu
dytrnev lor lathtn* to tlo so earlier The t twin sold it was troubled
hv the lilt Itletll
Tile leat her's name had Ireen atldetl lo Hie list .liter sht
Inplted a studelil while Irvine to slop a slim me malt It helween
tile t lultl anti another student .it Donkins Elemenlarv St lmn| m
1HH7.
The teaeher s aellon t oust'd one ol the ehlldlen to lost a
(>aleh ol hair ill the settllle. hut a stale lieaimu ullieer
eoneluded Iasi year (hat tin liigurv was aeeitlenlal I In
leat her's aellon was neither Intentional not neiilttieni tin
hearltin ullieer limntl
Hut MHS ret u setI to lake the teaeher s name oil its tluld
alntse reytslry The atietiev thinned the teat hi t had ttseil
exeesslve hirer.
A lliree jutlm panel ruled that IIHS's at lion was improper m
a mime released Iasi week
Biography of Jackie 0 . criticized
MIAMI — The author ol a Irestselhnu hiouraphv ol .l.ukte
Kennedy Ouassts Is tx-lne t rlllel/ed hy oilier authors anti Ills
own sourees. some ol whom tpiestlon the aeeuraey ami
orlKlttallly til Ins lunik
C. David I ley matin tteleiideii his bonk. A Woman \ametl
.Jaekle." In a •Ih inlnute lelephtme Interview with I he Miami
Herald, snyme he made tapes nl most ol the interviews lie
eomhififd while resea re III HU the hook
Hill lleymann's publlelst said those lajies won ■ lie trlt-asrd.
unless someone files a lawsuit a gainst theaulhot
The Miami Herald Sunday published excerpts ol lit yin,mil's
Isiok Mile hv sltle with similar pussayies Irom oilier, earllei
hlonraplilesol darkle.
The Herald said |Hirllons ol lleymann's hook t lost Iv
resemhle passaers irom Kilty Kelley's i*l7H hluerophv. "J.ii kit
Oh!." Kolpli Marlin's "A Hero lot Our Tim e .” and
I lie
Kennedys An Amerleun Drama" hy Peter ( 'oilier and David
Mori twit/
The Herald said lley nnum. ■14. ended his mierview wuh the
newspa|KT without atiswrrme tpiesUonsalKiul Kelley s Imuk
Some authors tohl the Herald they tloulii llevinami ever
s|mke to sourees lie elalius to have Interviewed lor the hook
llt-vimmii denies the ueeusatlon.
Sea turtle law said jeopardized
St I’eterslmru — A lark ol iu u ii |h iw it . etmpled with Hie neetl
lot ellloreemenl ollleers to hilt ll rules w ith the Coast Ouard.
may render I lie new sea turlle (iroleelloll law useless, olllelals
said Sundav
A law went tutu elleel Iasi wt ek retpilnti|> slirmi|n is in install
a tlcvit r that allows die riidatierifd sea turtle to est ,i [h Hum
Ihelr riels. The problem now is llndlne a way lo enloiee the law
Ihmuelnitil I he soul lieast with only IS lederal aunt's
"I think we are the smallest law colon i m ini ability iliat
exists 111 the federal t>iivertlllielll except lor lilt- SnilllistilM.m
(Militf." salt! ( Idle Pruiilx. asslsianl oernl m t barer ol the
National Marine Elsherlt-s Serviee. Stmlhe.isi u nion Even the
Supreme ( 'uun has more eups than wt tit>
From Unilad P ra tt Intarnationtl raporti
Oh, what a life
Joe Saylor. 24. ol Lonywood, spent a recent ahemoon fishing on
a lake oil U S 17 92 in longwood For obvious reasons. Saylor
calls Ihe lake House Lake. He goes theto lot tun and relaxation
and when he catches a (ish, he says he losses it back
Highway Patrol warns of speed crackdown
I A U . A H A S S E F . - T i n florid.i
lllu hw.it I’.n nil says that lie
It'lislvt speed Itlllll ellhireemelll
ellolls an In ‘i'l 111111141 In hiuli
it o ii i o III )> I I a u e t- ,1 t e a s
l l i r u i u t h t il ll lilt s la t e
T ills
m i n t s as ,t result ol liilurm uliun
1li.lt spet ilun; vmlallulls III t i e
la m areas ate on the lilt reast
" W e will In i.i n te i m u ou r
r l llo r i ■emelll e l l o l l s III lllose
areas lh.it hayt hlsiorleally hern
I tl e M1111 e tl a s ll t IT h n n it
enmpliam'f hlithw.iys,' stated
I J|rt i lor Hohhy It Hut krll
"All nl Un Inti s|hi|s where
s|u i dun* vlnlalinu art lilt teasmu
will Util imillt thalely he ills
closed h n w i'v i'l. Iliev w ill
bet time sell t y Itlit it wilt'll our
p.tllnl lultt moves III lor Ihe
ei.it ktlnyyii lluikt ll adtled.
A ll
ol
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a lre ra lt
slalewltle will Ih - iliytiletl In
s|H't'd t'liloret'iiieul timpled with
sli pped up ap|illeallolls ol rail.u.
yast.tr. and list ol unili.iiketl
pal m l ears.
"Moltirlsis have Ix-etime eniie
plat t in loyvartl tile t h.tnumu
speetl /ones III areas where t !»
mph Is iHTIIIIIIetl ll seems nin e
a tlrlver enieres a t>5 m p h /one.
In- h i she will matntuln Unit
s|let'll ihriiuuh h ig h ly [Kipulated
a n d t r n l l l r eo nui'H lt'd are as
where limits have heelt reduced.
I n allow Hits ri'|H-ulcd trend (if
exeesslve s(H'etls Is mil ueeeptable and will lw met w ith active
anil s u s ta in e d e n fo rce m e n t
i m i li te r m e a s u r e s . " H u r k e t t
■tiniTuded
A tto rn e y p re d ic ts a b o rtio n w ill w ith s ta n d c h a lle n g e
U nited P ress international
S I H K T E K S H C H l i H E At II A pm iiin u nl pro tTmiee l.twvti
I nt -t I n l s. tit, t s S u p i t i i u C im ri
will in>i nst a i -u n c u t Missouri
ease to ov ertu rn lls Hi year-old
l a n d m a r k det ision le u a h / u m
alnillloll
The ju sllti's may
httWevel.
use ollu i la s t s to ov erlu ri l Km
ys Waite w tin l> leuah/ed mi isI
ah tiriums m H *7:1 s.ud Data
Klassel a law y er lot ilu HI.mot d
H a re n l hood I'e d e ta llo n ol
Amerli a.
"The leal liu kv toad is ye| |o
itimi
1 Hunk Hits is |ust a
yvamiup Klassel said Saiuulay
al a "Women Chlltheii and the
Law iiilllile llle
Klassel 4 1 llelpetl wine the
pin i him i h'i*al Inn I lot Ilu
emit III tasi Wt hsler vs K<
H lo d lliliy i lle .lllh Servlees.
yy hU ll 1 1 lilt is on a Missouri tayy
resliIrllint abortions. The eourl
Is • xpeelrd to llilt till lilt
4
h e i o m t 1he m n | n rlly In Ihe
Klassel salt! she lines mil eiiiul. she salt).
expert llle eourl In leliiril li no
Activists on both sides have
1.111cm ol alMirtlmi to ilu- stales,
luereasetl etlnrts lit sway Ihe
yy lilt h "would lie a disaster."
Supreiiit'Ciiurt.
Hut llirrr ait- Ihree otliet eases
Ab o u t d O H O O ll p n i-r h n t r c
st■hi'tl 11It'tl Ibis tail I hat iim lil lie
tisi tl lo t hip away al Kim-, said d i ' i i m n s t r a i t i i s m a r e h e d In
Klassel, who s,ml Ihe urea lest Washlitutou. D C . last itiimth.
lllle.il lo llle slnliili Is lh.lt Ihlee
Memls rs ot the au H alMirtltm
ol llle pill l imitf losllees ale 111 y i i m p O p e ra tlim Keseue and
lllell St Is
o th e rs h a ve been arrested
M l s s o u n e a s e hy J u l y
II title ol I ho s t p l s t u r s | s lost,
a n i l a lu ii lin in s ts p m h .ih ly
w ill
n m u u d the m i m l r y lor iry tn n to
■lose l imit s Him tin alsirlInns.
LOTTERY
TALLAHASSEE
The tidily
number Sunday in Ihe Florida
Lottery CASH 3 ganu wax 013
Straight Play inumbeis in
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older) E250 on a tt) cent bet. MiOO
on t l
Bo> 3 (numbers in any order)
tflO lor a SO cent bet. ttliO on SI
B o■ b (nuritierb in any order)
S40 tor a M Cent bet . SdO on SI
Straight Bo> 3 S330 tn order
drawn. ISO in any order on a SI
bel
Slraighl Boa t, $290 in order
drawn. $40 d lacked in comtuna
tion on $1 tu-i
<USPV Ml 210
Morulai V . t , 1f> t'iey
Vol Ml Uo 227
PubUytird Dad, and Sunday vatrpl
Saturday by Ilu Sanlord Hrrald
Ini
M ) ten h Ayr Santuid
Ha u r n
Syiefl Claw Puitagr Paid at Sanlurd
f landa u m
POSTMASriH Send addrrw tltangry
In TMl SAWFORD HIRALD PO
Rea lair Sanletd FI IJ))I
h e m r D r liy v t y
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M a il I M entha 111 10 a Mentha
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LOCAL FORECAtT
EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K
NATIONAL TIMM
C it|f s f o f B d i t
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M ON D AY: SO LUN AH TA B L E : Mm I Hi a in . I III |> III
E xit inh'il Ion i asi I’a llly
lord Sunday yy-w *m» t|et*iet s and D rfro ’f
FIRST f
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t loutlv lot Hit in xl lew days
/May 20 Mai 7 MB a m , 7 Till | III
T ID E S : Daytona Uearh: luehs ii |>oilt tl hy tin I uiyt isiiy ot 1 4 'go pc
y 12
w llli a ehallii ol allilH ooli
Honolulu >y
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�SanfOfd Herald, Sanford Florida — Monday May T5 1989
POLICE BRIEFS
Police find contraband in car
i ASSKLHKKKV
A mail whu itllrucdly llirrw all npcii ln-.r
tmilli limn his rut when Ih ih u cntilnnil.d l»y Insscllx-nv
[kiI i u - was i h.iiynl willi [Missi sslnn nl an ii Jh 'H rnnlallliT <i|
■ili nlml. (mssi ssnni til ali nlnil In smiiionr m a in 21. anil
lllItTlIIU
D.ivid 11iliii Calalimn. .’Ml. nl Winter Park. Is also i liarncil
w nil (mssi ssi,in iii |rss Ilian 2d urains nl inarl|iiana anil drill!
p il.i|iln in.ilia, i<-|Hiileillv Innnil in Ills rat H r was a nrslril
i>< lllinl lln F n .ilu m Hank Slate ltn.nl l.'lli. CassrllM irv. at
■ilinul | 12.1111 W illlnsd.iv llnllil Is SalM)
Tw o arrested after search
A t’l IPKA
A rural Ajinka tnn|ili- was aneslrit nil i liarurs nl
( hissi ssnni nl marl|iiana ami [mssessinn with Inlent In
tlisit ilm lr allrr l U , l <111111 s Im isl n s itu , Itiirran auetils Inn ml
i null.ill.m il m I lira In I l l s , W rilnrsilav Illicit
A ii .in nlli s 1111si in l ll.illUr t 'Mlllty leil ai>.-lU*> In ' hr A|Hipka
linns, ai 74IVH lint k tialilrn ( In Ir. as llir tr|inlril s,niirr nt the
in. ii |ii. i Ii.i si ili I ill lln I li.nmr I 'nimt v ease, .nunls |r|inrlnl
A llrs lril lllrlr al 12 21 ,1 .Ill Tlllltsilav W rlr Marv .1 Adkins.
.1 I. and Avis Adkllls, 2H linnil Is Sd.OtXtrarh
Burglary and theft charged
ISANIilKM — Sentl Knunir llnllil. 25. nl 2HIM 1‘ahnrltn Avr .
Sanlnid. was anrslril Frida, In rnm irrllnii wllh a hiirulary
Ihnisdav in Friday In a hnslnrss al II Mui<ii<i]la Avr
Witnesses 1ir 11 nil lead (Hillrr In a siis|M'i t.llhr limyl.ir v sanlnrd
Diniii was aitrsird al llir .1.n ulls' Hiiildlni! Apt. Smi|>lassrs
and Iwn wairlirs w rir amniiu I In- Hems slnlrn. Dunn is
i h.iiiird w nli linti>lat v and i>rand llirlt llnnd Is S5.IXXI
Man charged with buying cocaine
S A N F O K I ) — Sanlnid |Killrr rhar|>rd A h i i s II ii laijMV. 11. nl
tryill i; C rlrry Avr., Sanlnid. wllh (xissesslnil 111 rill .niir, allrr
ihrv ri |xini'diy saw him Tinv rnralm- Imm a sirrri .Iralrr al
.i Ih u i i 7 25 a in. Friday
llir arirst was tnadr nil Wrsl l-'iltli S lrrrl T h r n pilled
drain i>ni awav llmiil Is S.i lXX)
Tw o arrested fo rD U l
SAN FO KI) — T h r Inllnwliiii |HTsnns fare a ili.irur nl drlvllitt
under thr m lliirn rr hi Srm lnnlr Cniuiiv
• II.mild lilln v I.Illy. III. nl Drllniia. was arrrslrd al H:20
p in Friday idler his ear was m an aeeldetit nn Inlerslale •!.
I.aki- Marv
• Krlrk llamm. Hi. nl I7H Shrrldan Avr.. L omumihx I. was
■nresinl ai I 12 a m Salnrilay nn Inlrrstalr 1. Lake Marv. allrr
Ills rar w assrrn Wravlllll
Motorcycle riders arrested
AI.TAM< >N I K SI'ltlNIiS — A passrimn nn ihr hark nl a
ninlnirvi Ir tir.il>tn il a woman'-, purse al llir Atlainunle Mall at
alHinl 12 57 p m Thursday and sri nil a [mlIrr rliuse lliat
emlrd Iii rapture allrr atxnii live niliuHrs
All.minritr Sprint!*. jmiIIi r pursued Ihe llrrlni! rvele al speeds
nt atxiut 70 inph Ir<»1 ii I’alill Sprint!* Ikmlevard in Km k Lake
K lrm rnlat, Srlitxil nn Slade Drive. I.iiiiuw ikh I. The riders
aliandnned Ihe hike and lied nn Imil al the selinnl. I.niiiiwmxl
pnllre and sherlM's de|iiilles Jnlued Ihe pnrsiill. Fuller eliased
lln men nn Inni and eauuhl them In a yard al H43 Sweet llrlar
Itraneh
Tile drlvi'l III Ihe hike. Knn.ild .Inseph Wall.ire. HI. nl
(Irlandii. is ehari>ed wllh reekless drivtuu. eulpahle iii'UllitetH'r-.
and leslstlnu urresl wlihmit vlnlenee. ltnlh he and Karl William
ileast . Hi. nl Orlaiiilu. ate ■huri'cd w llh sttniii; arm rnhlien .
Ural 111I lu ll and lleehiil In elude |Mil Ire, I tut id Is (Lt.(KM) eill'll
Accused crack cocaine dealer arrested
A l.TA M O X TK SI'ltlNIiS — An IH year nld Altammile Spunks
man an used III sellllit’ $20 worth III erai'k rnr.llllr In ail
llllderenver Clly 4'iitmly llivesllualive lllireail aunil nulslde ihe
•Inv Has sialinu. Slate lin.ul •tltli. rural Allaiiinule Sprint!*. rail
asauniis muved m arresi him
Aainii I'll/hi raid Weems, nl 1212 Niulh SI., wax i .iuuhl
nlxml 21X1 yards Imm the sriaie and ehaiiied wllh M-llliiu
enraitie and leslsllntl arrrsl wlllluul Vlulruee. The airesl was
i ii .uli ai 0 20 pan. ThuiMlay I kind Is S5.1XX)
W oman hit, man jailed
SANFO Itl) — A S.illliild Wnmail mill |Xillee she was uvm u In
hn ak up an arum um l I m-i wi -i -ii her lmsh.mil and auniher mail
w hen ihe other man lilt tin m the l.u e as pnliee arrived mi the
sente
I ll.ll hlnuuhl a i ll.line nl Ixiltny .itialrisi I'vinne l.iulrm
I ay Ini. nl 21 Cowali Mniiillllnn Termer, will) I S arrlised nl
h 111II 111 AHelha fialllrs nulslile 21 llluilius 111 I.lie. al .i Ikiili
lO H lp in Ihmsdav Ikmil IsS5(X)
W oman reports rape
I'KItN I'AltK — A 2-1 year old F u n I'aik wmnaii wlm was
simhallililil wrnl liiln h n Iimisi- al alunii I 1111 p m I luusil.n
In aliswi i her phnne Inside tin house nil I'iinnlwiKtil
Ikinlrvaid she was rmilrmtied and i .i |m i I In a siiaiiitn
Si-mi null < i m nt v shi rill's im isiiii.ilm .1.m lrr W .illui sml
On w miii'ii iniiiiht iIn man .mil sullurd smile irla livr Minim
miniirs ilmtiii! ihe .ili.u k Ih r t.i[iisis did uni luaudisli a
wrajHin W.ill I n l s said
I In i.iplsl is w lull and al huh .15 v r.us old. a shrl ill's ir|Nitl
said
(
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In su iiiiu r?
ii
a 11(I S.I , ' (I lu s t
T TONV Rtssi insurance
It .
Ph. m - o m
■ 25 7.1 Si. R-'renrh %%«•.. fianfiird
^ ih t t o - O u n t r.v t n s u r a net ■
| ift 111-ifii I if Mii *mii
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Plantation’s parent seeks protection
Washlniilnii. D C . was unaware nl Ihr nellnu
and had im rm niiirlil T h r hank Imaid
nvrrsrrs tile FSI.IC and Federal llrpnsll
Insiiranrr Cnrji
The move by American Continental Is ihe
lali-si I'llnrl hv I’fimpanv nlllrlals in prniei l
llirlr assets. Ineludlni! AMCOK's I'laiitalluu.
hum ledcral ti'iiiilalnrs AineMeaii Cniilltien
l.11 and 1 I l.luruln subsidiaries pled tor
prnliTtlmi hum eredllnrs under Chaplrt I I
nl the II.S ILinkrupley Code nil April I I
anllelpalllli! a takeover nl t.llirnlli Savliiils
hv federal hank nmilalnrs
Amerteaii Cnmlneiilal s|iiikesman M.uk
Cnmmllv said the Chapter I I lllluu lu lpi d
assmr ennslderatlnn nl ,i tederal haiikrupti \
Indue IH-Inre hank re^uliiturs tried In sell
assets nl the suhsldlarles sill'll as Ihr
I'lanlalluti prn|rrt (In May I. a I’hmnlv
haukriipli y pniile pmhlhlled ally asst I sale
hv lederal reunlalnrs wilhmil Ills ennseul.
B y J . M ARK BA R P IB LD
Humid Mali writer
S A N F O K I)
—
D lr r r ln r s
lor
l.tm nln
Savinus and t.nau have lili d suit aii.ilnsi ih r
K rd ria l Home l.u.in Hank Hoard III II.S
D is iiiit ('m in . rnnlrstlu ii 'he April l-l
la krn vri nl llir llirlll I tv llir Federal Savliiils
and I .mm Insiiranrr ( m p
I - Im i d11 Savluus is ih r parrul rm iip.inv "I
AM* 'OK lliv rs im rn l Cnrp . develu|N-rs nl ih r
ennlinvrisi.il 120 linm r I '1.1111a 11nil prnjerl
ad|.Hint In llir W rklva lilv rr l.lliriilli’s
parrul rm|mraOiiii is Am en Ian <'n iilln rn 1.il
I'nrp nl Plim-nix. A t !/
A il Anieilrali I m illnrnl.il s|mkrstliali said
tin I'h n riiU hasrd rnlilpaliv |]fi|M's tn have
the rniisrrvalnrs)il[i tiiaiiaurinrnl nl ih r
FSI.If ir m iiin l lim n l.ltunln Savllius in
hopes nl p in lrrim i! Us subsidiaries, inrlint
Inn A M l’O U. hum lli[iililallnu al values lat
less III.ill llirlt |mleullal value
A llirrlra ll ( n iillliin l.il nlllrlals s-iul ih r
FS I.IC takeover a m im tilrd in a laklnii
w ii h u m r u m iie iiN iit lu n . a r u r p u r a l r
spukisriiaii said i h r spokesman said the
sun. Mini Flld.iv. allriirs ih r hank Imurd had
nil pislllliiitlm i In ill del llir takeover by llir
FSI.IC h rra nsr Ih r hank was nprralrrl III a
sallsl.irlm v luatinrr.
A s|Hikrsmaii Im ih r hank Imi.i ii I hi
( 'niiliallv said
Olllelals Imm tlu FDIC. a|i|Hilnled as
l.lneuln's mauaiilni! .iu u ii hv Hu- FSI.IC.
Imik over Iiianai<euieiil nl Ihe limit aild Its
2(1 hranelts April I F The lakeuvel tallowed
an order Imm ihr hank Ixrnrd who luiuul On
llirlll had violated lederal hauklmi laws,
rsprrlallv reuardltiu Us transaetlnns with Us
alllllales
In res|HH1M* In Ihe takeover. Allirrlrall
CnmiiieiHal lllrd a SI 5 0 iilllltmi law M ill
•lllalllsl llir liuik hihiril nil April 17. srrkltm
In slop Ihr takeover
(in Mav .'II. a hcarlui! ui U S Dlstrlrl
(■mil m I 'line ntx will i mislrlrr w hrilirr ihr
FDIC shuuld m.inailr the siihsUllarles
Cnmiallv said Aturrlean Cuiilliirutal Imp' s
llir I’linrnlx Irdrral Jill lit*’ will llud AMI D U
and n lliu Lltirulil Savliiils subsidiaries
shuuld t m illm ir to diM lup llir i ntislrurlliin
prnjri Is. mil Irdrral ri'iiiilalurs
llir drrlsluu m il Id (Irrlilr Ih r lair nl
I’laiilallnii. Im an d nil 17.1 arri s wrsl ul
l.miiiwnnd Markham linad T h r plans are
1mtrutlv under review by Male aurnrirs
SemilHilr 4 (1,1 nIy eumlsslmiers Have Ihelr
11ill Oil apptnval llir Ihr drveliipmrnl Man ll
2S
Ktivirnnm rni.ihsis njifiusrd AM COK's
IdSli plans III hlllld 1.210 llnlllrs (111 Ihr site
When rm iniy rummlssimirrs vnlrd in deny
ill.u |il,m. AMCOli ihallrniied ih r rnunlv
■In islun in ihr iimernnt and Cahtnrl. who
upheld Ihr enmity drrlsluu Iasi yrai
Ih r revised 120 linmr plan has mi l wllll
mure laviir hv eiivlmnmenliillsls, who said
llir "rliislrrlllll" nl luilllrs away Imm the
river nllrr more prnlrrllun tor ihe river and
Us sensitive hahliai siirmuiidliiK u Homeowners ui ihr Markham linad area soil
oppose llir pru|rrl. lavnrltllt a simple
one .li re Ini appru.u Ii In Ole i lilsterlUU plan
2 teens who shot at cops get probation
By BRAD CHURCH
Herald stall writer
SANFOItl) — Iwn leetlUliers
wlm were aeetised nl llrluit
si'ver.il slims al a Saiiliird [Millie
lleiileii.ini last Oelnher w in
M'litellred In a year’s |iruhalluii
hv Semlllule ClrenU .Indue O il
Kaslun.tr
NYdAi r r r .li . 17. and William
II rad lev. Hi were urluinally
cliaiui d w illi altempinl murder
hm were allowed in [ileatl nn
entile*! In assault Hill a law
rnlnri'rm eul ullleri. m i[in ipt-r
exhlhllluu nl a llrearm and llrliiii
a umi Ui piihlti
avoid serifi|> nr latklini In eaeli
m h iT while nn prnlp.dHim
Th e lllilitr also lulil Ole Ihivs III
l>rl [larM Im e |nhs and un in
sihmil.
Ik'sldrs Ole piuhalinu. .Iliilur
F.alnn sriilriii'i'd each In 151
days m [all. which ihev had
■ilrradv served awalllui< seiilen•■lliu
H r also s riilrn rrd Ih rm In
[irrlnnu Hi hours nl rm im u n iiiy
s rrv lrr. atiulr hv a ru rfrw . and
They were aeeused ul llrmu al
l.l. I(al|ih liussell as lie was tin
uliilu pal ml near Fill h Street and
Oleander Avenue Iasi <k loiter
liussell's [i.ilrnl ear rail Inin a
hall nl [iiiiilhr as lie dinve down
l lie Hirer!
Alltlinrllles suspri lrd llir buys
ul lryInn <" kilt 1.1. Ktissell
I h i aiisr lie and Ihe n lllrrr hr
ru m iu iM id ril w e re e r a r k ln u
down nil drill! sales and use m
Ih r area
Get your
County w eighs dem olitions
SANFOKD
—
S e m in o le
Cnunlv rnimulsslniurs nmsl
decide whether In I'uudenm
12 drla[ilil.lied. v.leant hnusrs
nn .July 11
Klnhl nl Ihi- hnusrs are
In ra lril in M idw ay nr In
iiearhv Caiman.
Cum in ruiideniliilllou III*
spri lur Sul Nalsivl rr|K>rled In
rmilllllsslniiers Iasi week dial
ihi' (mils and walls nl many nt
llle homes wtie damaurd
l i eynud w lull e ii ll I tl hi
re as u n a b l e r r [ i a l r e d
Klretrk.d wiriim In must nl
ihr linllirs were elllier dain•illrd nr dtr.iyrd In tile [ miUU
where Ihelr use would he
iliiiiuenius. N.iIi.ivi lumid.
Noiir ot ih r Midway homes
had evidence ol srpne tanks
ot d ra ltillrld s . N ahavl re|Hiiled All ol Ih rm are m u .
sideretl lire hazards, he salrl.
ROOM to I
II eriiuilllssluliers riindeiuu
Ihe homes nn .lulv I I . Ounwiu rs will have up In 15
d a ys io d e m o lis h th em ,
Nidtavl said II tin- owners tail
In ilrtilullsh Ihr llnlllrs vv11till I
dial lime, ihe com m w ill hue
wrerklnu uew s m n-ar down
Ihe huiises and liens will I mplaced ailalnsl die owner's
property to assure payuii'iil ul
rnunlv e\|H-nses
NOW 0FFIR1N0I!
Complataly Furnlthad
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath
Unit* Thai Include:
• WASHER • DRYER
• ELECTRICITY • UTILITIES
• CABLE • TELEVISION SET
PLUS - UNLIMITED
LOCAL TELEPHONE
USAOE • CORPORATE
LEASES AVAILABLE
C o u n t y c o m m is s io n e r s
a p p ro v e p h o n e a d d itio n s
S A N F O I(I) — Seminole C o m m
ru m iii Issluners u nan i iuuii si \
have a|ipinved a S|ii!Ul7 l aililiIlull In Ihelr new S l .l Itllllloii
lele|illoue syslrm last week tn
m rliiilr a m lernwave link ii)i
willi Ih r eiivlinnmi'lUtd sri vires
Imlldlllii. dir In.dill dt-pariniriil
aild Ihr pivuitlr pisllrr liniltlinii
O l liiliiall v . llir Irlr-p h u iir
syslrm III die ill Ill V srrviri-s
hmldliiii was tit siiiiiril in roll
n r e l w llh i n , lr u iim e n l.il
M-rvlees and lln- lira llli d r
p a ilm n u In lines, lull sidisr
([U rllt irv irw d rtrl llllllril llir
m icrow a ve linku p w ould In
siihsi.mil.ill, i hr iper iM-eausr- nl
die un uiilnn line lease i nsls
l l i r syslrm drsli*iirrl hv Vis
la I'lillu l Irlrio iiim n n ira tio n s
■it l.a k r H ill'll., V is ta , uses
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OHANfii JUICE;
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llllrrnwavr ruiilirrlliilis In llir
rum lliniisr. slate's alluilirv's
nlllres and Five I’nlllls cnmpli'N
hum llir enimlv sr-rvlres hiillil
uiii. I hr svsti-m is i \|h rin l in
hr nisi,died hv I IrlnlHT
HBANKRUPTCV
- IS IT FOB VOU7
FEDERAL LAW MAV HELP...
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FREE lECTUHSMON. SATUMMTS
ROBERT H. PFUJEGEJt
ATTORNEY AT LAW
□TIMMSIMVirlV 3 39 -2 0 2 2
Suite 106 3n MjHtLHHj Am
Ah.wnorile Sfinngs
fy jfrr
i J-JSXiTi
J-Jsuri vrr f /far)'to
M E E T K A TH IE M A L L O Y Com e In and eay hello!!
0octal Reports,
ii
Overweight Patients
M
Lose Too Much Weight!
O K A N tili, l'-A —
A ,i|tmfiviUH
wciRhl Un, hrrnkthrnu|(h ul unprrvcdeniriJ iiuiinuudt- lu , iu,t
heen nude A new hiujvm c dirl pill
p ru R u n i co nia m iiiii jiiu / u iii
"I-. A H I’lu ," Im , been pcdcitcd
•uni I, hcuii! nurketrd undci Ihr
liadriumc Anorrv 2tXK) 1u
K r'C Jtih rr, arc v'illiii[; it the
"d in mitMilc ut ihr *Ak " A m u r,
2<XXi wuh "I: A ll P in," jttiu lU
turn, dir Ihk I, into * "im hurniiii!
nuvhm r'’ whuh vnn,umr> il, own
'lined U i. lUh and irllulur dm,
'hrdduiii |«>und, wild ill, hr, like
mwiii, A panel ul lewdiiit; l ' S drk tur, wild hrwlth expert, luund
Am uei Jikki ",ale int rllrv m r
wei);hl lo w " llnwerer H I, j i i
extiemri, [Hiwcdul amnevii,
m ,iru,tum , diimld is- lutUiwcd
,wirtulh
I ’. tpcnsr I)cJi4>k M arkcliny
A n o ir, A M 1x i - drrrlnped allrr
>tar, ol rtp riw n r rrsrxt,h 4 h i m qurntl, il i, nut ,hrwp - hul H walk,
A , nor dina r vunuiirnird. " M ,
pxlirnl, utmld pw, mam nine, ihr
,n ,i nl A m u r, A**'in Imaiiv kr>raU
dir wri(!lil thr, warn and tired lu
Ur-c lu I null, irali/r thru diram,
ut a (hill. Iraulilul, health, K M ,
Nunir ul m , u,rrwrii!hl patirnl,
akluall, km tin miah wrii;ht with
A m u r, A * * ''
Free to Day Tria l O ile r
A ihiicx Jikki i, mi rllcvinc and
the te,ullv aic mi a,mm,limn dial die
(iianulastuicr i, ullrrin£ a k) da,
tree trial It >nu [xwtdalr unit thc\k
a lull ki da ,,, it will lie held tn lei
,uu piiwe Hi uiursell dial vnu ^an
,alcl> iusr all ihr weitdil you waul ll
,uu are uni Ilk"' ,ati,tird wuh thr
irmaikahlr ■luti^v urn s c m thr
iturtiX, lU'l irlum iu u i Anuirx
2tkkl and um i (.link will hr drstrn,rd u n ,j,)ird Vnu luvr nn ink ,nu can't lo,c m nn r,, iml, ,ra r, nl
unwaiurd lai and ,rars nil ,uui
ap|varan,r
Send ,!ir,k ui mnnr, older Ini
} W> |A
1 S»l tni 'hippillit and lundlin*; Im a ki da, ,uppl, m
iki
• i t ‘Ml (ui a (Ml da, ,up['l* In
A m u r, 2tkki, I M 2 I < hapiiun
A ,r . I kept A k i, Dianne, 4 AVJfthU
I III ladot M l, l i t Im Urdu ,atd
nrdrr, D N T.Y sirup], .all A m u r,
Jikd .
Iuuii, a da,. 7 da ,, a week
K ill
IK Ili:
|.«x w «,| [.222.’ .
1kept A M . and u,r ,uut VISA.
Ma,iu4 aid ui Amrluan 1 »p ic «
Stir rs. nn i D D ,
N ile IksaiiM' Annrr, 2i m e
,u ,h a jsiwrdul wnnlu Lm ctim
[sM.lui. dnetm, ha,r j.lus-d ttw*
manula.fuirt lu srll mi nxnr (hall mir
ii' da, ,uppl, [sr .U'.tumci
|s»r
l-M K M ill-.V .V H r pi. AAJ
Personally concerned,
protecting your
financial interest.
D id yo u k n o w yo u h ave a lo c a l p e rs o n a l b a n k e r to
p ro te c t y o u r fin a n c ia l in te re s t? T h a t's rig h t J u s t as y o u
have a d o c to r to lo o k a lte r y o u r h e a lth , a n d a la w y e r to
p ro te c t y o u r le g a l in te re s t.
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Editorials/ Opinions
ROBERT WAQMAN
Sanford Herald
Bennett worries some in Congress
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ia E F T T n W ~ —
Belated actions
li Is liis in ic liv c to note, in rending the
m em oirs ol velcrun U .S . (Itplonm l George
Keniiiiii. Hint virtu a lly nil of tin* public Moores
n Hli w h o m Kerm an ciinic In eontnet (h irin g
Ills distinguished 2 7 -yea r protessinn;il rnreer
Mi te m en. T h e ilenrlh ol w om en In the
<tl|ilomnlle corps, d u rin g K cn tu m 's tenure ntul
toil,ty. Is iti Icnsl (Kirtly explained b y a history
>t se\ tllserlm liiiillon at the Stale Dejxtriiii in It is n history Ihal th e d e p n rlm e n t must
wot U h in d to reverse.
I lie deportm ent recently acknow ledged
ili.n between 1H7H and I *»HT* It dlserlm lnated
igalnst Its leittule Inreign service nllleers In
iltlng, assignm ents and honors. T o d a y In the
oieign sei vice. 11tore are IMF* deputy chiefs ol
mission — IIm i's the No. 2 jusltlo n In an
m hdssv — and only nine of them are w om en.
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W ASH ING TO N — WlllLun Ikim ctl lias Im i -ii In
Ills new Job as Dlreelor ill lim it Policy lor only
two months. Inn already some ol tits actions —
particularly Ills "cm rrg rlie y plan" lor the
District oj Columhla — are worrying key
congressmen.
Dnrtng the Hcugiiu admlnlstriitlon Congress
eslahllshr'd a single eahlnet-levrl olttee to
eoonllnute all anil drug rfTorls, Isitli cnlorccm rnl and treatment. Many wanted Its head lo Ismore Ilian a so-called "tlntg e/ar." They wanted
him to Ire a rlrug dictator, able to command the
tesoiirees ol any lederal agency. However, this
concept was hillcrly opjNised try lire Itcagan
administration.
Finally, alter years ol delralr. the rtmg |iolley
otllce was eslulillslied under a single director.
Ik'inreit, lire former secretary ol education, lint
Hits new drug e/ar was hardly given ulrsnhm|towrr. His primary mission was to lorrntilale a
untiled national entoreemem and treatment
(xillcy. and I hen lo coordinate that |«illi v with
nnmemns lederal agencies
The e/ar was effectively a general williont
troops, with no rltrer-i aolhorliy over the DKA.
Flit. Customs Service. Coast Guard or any of the
myriad lederal agencies Involved In die drug
wiir. Mather than giving orders. Ills Jolt would In'
to persuade these agencies to coo|H'rplr lit
Intuiting his plans
i M l i o n . i l plan. Ilcnucll has chosen lo atlaek the
Congress also mnlldatrd dial the new e/ar mil -ol control ding problem here In Washington
o|remle with two high level depmles ■— one Tile way he's gone alstiil II has made some In
Involved on die "supply" side triiloicemcuDi
Congress wonder It thrtr wnrsl lents alNiui Ihr
a n d o n e o n th e
dnrge/ai areeoinlug true
* 'd e u t n lt d " s id e
lleunell's "emergeney plan" lor Ihe Dlslrlel —
lireattnent mid pre
currying a price lag of alxiul SHO minimi — calls
vention!.
tor .building mote prison s|iaee. heeling op Ihe
For m any co n
court and proseenlor systems, and expanding a
g re s s m e n . b o th
Idler.ilb eiHirdluated Washington area task
Democrats and Mehirer
pohlleaits, die lug
As some In Cotigless see II. Ihe problem wllh
gest concern was
llennell's program Is that II Is completely
dliil the new e/ar
cnlnrrrturm-urM-mated and seeks only very
w o u ld lie a la w short term solullons. I .ess diatt f» pereeni ol Ihe
e iito reeinenl type
money Involved would go lor Irralmem anil
w h o w o u ld locus
prevention programs.
solely on enforceMost aud iting ex|N-i is agree Itiat die District
m r n l and Ig n o re
ol Columbia's ding treatment program Is a
ireatmem and proshambles Dtlglnallv designed lo Ireal heroin
vrnlton.
addicts in die I07Oh. u lias trern overwhelmed
Under law. Ilrim rll
with tliiiusands ot new crack addicts seeking
has six Itlonllis to
help. Heroin addiction Is ireatrd slowly over a
come up w llh Ills
long period w llh sutisllittle d ru g s like
Initial program. Ilm
melliadone; crack addicts need rpitek and sliarjr
lo n g before c o m
m lrrvriitlon dnoogli deloxllleallou. olteu many
pleting tills review ol
limes.
past a c tio n s and
(C) IBBB NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.
iorumlallng tils own
o w e L A S T /V\£DAL
A ir F o rc e a u d ito rs
h id e bad fin d in g s
H u ll's an iipjrulllng record. T h e d isc rim in a
tion h arm s those dedlealeil w om en w ho seek
in serve ih c lr co un try In the diplom atic corps,
m il il discourages o ther w o m e n Irom seeking
llplom atle careers. In the process. It deprives
the diplom atic service ot num erous talented
people.
I lie depiiilm eiit Is taking steps to correct
ils history ol sexism: II Is rcvnmplni* cut nine
M i m s , lor exam ple, and Inform ing nim ul »>(X)
‘eniale foreign service o IMccth I hill I hey m a y
')i entitled to new Jobs. S e rrrln ry of Kioto
lam es linker Is also said by a spokesm an lo
l>c "firm ly com m itted to insuring that there
he no discrim ination In Ih r Departm ent of
Stole at ativ tim e ."
I lo se a c tio n s are both w elem ne and
belated. T h e departm ent should lint rest easy
until the exptvssion "M adam e Am ba ssa d o r1'
is no longer a novelty. Sexism m a y lie u
'i nlltlon in the lo rrig n service, h ill It’s one
•hilt is obsolete. iin|nst and Ivirtnlul.
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is dove’s dem ise a signal?
C ould this lie an om en?
Uoeently In H u n g a ry . the Soviet U n io n
l i tiau lo ca rry m il M ikhail G o rb a c h e v's
inmIso to w ithd ra w some ol Its m ilitary
i nees Im in nations ol the W arsitw Pact. At
Kiskim hiilas. HO m iles sooth ot Hudniiest. Ill
tanks ot the U itli Arm ored Division were
loaded onto llathed rtillroad ears headed
toward I he Soviet U kraine.
o n hand lo m ark the departure. T h e New
Voik T lu ie s re|>oned. were liirelgn reporters
and T V crews. Soviet nnd H ungarian olTlelals.
Ktiglish-spcnklng Soviet oirieers — and Ilona
Kinder.
II...... sta lle r Is not partleularly w ell-know n
in ibis coutry. but she eertafnly Is kn o w n lit
I .m o p e . Ol H un ga ria n birth, she Is a m e m b er
>>l iho Italian Parliam ent, Helore she was
elected last year, she was a strip-tease artist
m il |K>rnu)*niphir m ovie actress. A cco rd in g to
I lie T im e s , site has I m-i -u know n In show up
at public oeensfnns anti icvcrt to her form er
professions.
Ms Staller dill no such Ililnu ill H u n g a ry
ibis week, bill she did lelcasc a w h ile dove of
pence tieslde the Iriiln. T h e |M>nr creature was
so Itightened — the bird, we iiH-au, not Ms.
Staller — thill It tum bled Into the treads ol a
Soviet lank. I lie fatal trerls were tut itiiig.
Berry's World
JACK ANDERSON
DAVID S. BRODER
Misgivings about the country
W ASH ING TO N - The Washington 1 urn
leaving behind lor u two-month assignment In
die Washington Post's London bureau Is a
noiably different place from what tt was In
January, when George Hush look over the
presidency and Ihe lO lsi Congress begun
work.
The partlsun. polarizing forces which hud
surged lo tidal proportions late hi the Hcagan
years have subsided. Willie there have been a
few battles, notably the cnnflmtullnn fight over
Joint Tower, nothing lias reached the level or
blllr-rness produced by Molten dork's apIHiirtimerit lo the Supreme Court, or the
iruii-eoutra ttlfalr. or the IBMH election earnpalgn
W h in lluslt said on die Inaugural stand that
"llie Auu-rleun |ample...didn't send us here to
bicker." tie found u ready response from
George Mitchell. Ihr llenioerutir senator from
Maine who was tiegUiiilng tils own tenure us
Senate majority leader. And House Speaker
Jim Wright ID Texas), who might have proved
a harder ease lor Hush lo wrxr. hus been so
prer rent pied wllh defending himself ugalnsi
elides charges duo h r has been out of
eommlssloit.
Tin- simple gestures Ihul come easily lo a
rou pie as Itospliublr as George and llarbaru
Hush — the Invllullons to Informal visits In llie
Wltlle House living (planers — have won him
inealeulahlr goodw ill on Capital lllll. Reporters
are purring tx-causr Hush has restored Ire(picul. Irustuessllke and often tllfomialive
news eoulerenees tu Ihe Whttr House ugenda.
Willi ull dtrsr Itrallhy signs. It would be easy
In leavr with a feeling of confidence about the
rupliul and the nation to wlileb I will return
romp July. Hut there an- direr things which
eausr serious misgivings utroui lire long-lcnti
direction of events.
Tire I list Is die tendency lo |K>sl|M>nr hard
choices on Issues I hat cry out lor act inn. The
obvious example is the lerlral budget del led.
Ttie "hiparllHun agreement" I n-I ween leaders
ol Cougess and the Hush adnilnisirallou.
hailed at a Most- Garden ceremony a couple of
weeks ago. Is u fraud. Cooked iiu iu In t s .
liilry-tale reonomle assumptions and blulaul
evasions Isueh us the scheme lo keep llie costs
ol llie savlugs-uud-kiau trullmil "olf-trudgcl")
IM-rtuii die I’resldi-m and Congress to claim
they are m eeting Hie G ra u im -H u d m u iiHiililugs delielt -lednet km target.
Hilt lire tidal wave ol borrowing goes oil. And
tile day wlieii the United Stales starts |iavlug
Ils trills Is once agalus delayed.
Were lllls llie only example. It would Iw trad
enough. Hm priH'rasiination is also tire order ol
die day on llie choice ol weapons systems, on
the toiumlatlori ot a diplomatic response lo
Soviet president Mlkhntl Gorbachev's lullUrllvrs — and evert ml lacing op lo the eosl ol
reialnuig c.i|silile men and women tu key
govi'ruineiil Jolts. D ucking decisions Is
becoming a way of life.
The second worrisome trend Is die weaken
ing of the office at (tie renter ol government:
the premldeuey. Hush sulTcred Ihe Indignity of
bring thr first newly rlreli-d I’rrsldenl to have
a Cabinet choice rejeeled try die Srltalr. Alter
the Tower Ifaseo. he uerpilcseed III an
ugrrrmenl on aid lo
the runiruN. It allows
four scpnrnir eongresslona! com m ittees — by their own
action — to override
the I'resident's |M>lley
and suspend p a y
ments authorized try
a statute passed by
Congress and signed
Into law by Ihe chief
executive.
This evasion rtf the
( 'oustMotion was so
smelly 11 hud in Isa cco m p lish e d
t h r o u g h a side
il would be
a g r e e m e tit, e m
bodied In a letter
easy to leave
front die Secretary of
withe feeling
Stale. Hut the sub
of confidence
terfuge dors not less
about the capen die eumrslve tpialllo l|
Ity ol Hush's rupttnlalloii.
A lunlter source nl
wraknrsa in tills
presidency Is Hush's striking luuhillly lo
capture Ihr aiii-nilon ol die eonniry and rally
public sup|Mirl lor bis policies. Press colliereiu-es are very linjHiriuni ueeouutublllly de
vices. but III llleuiM'Ivcs they do not constitute
an adequate cranium ilea lions sirnirgy for a
I’rrsideul.
Husli has not given an cllcctivc snlisiauilve
sjM-t-i'h dial i rally shajM'd jiubtle oplulnn since
tils aeeeplatiee s|M-eeb al the New Orleans
eonveudon last Augusl. llie reason may lie
mil In die sliinli'raulngs ol llie *|M-cch-wrllliig
stall since Peggy Noonan tell, hill III Ihr fuel
dial Hush doesn't have much lo say.
For all ol llie |M-rlod leading up lo lire DIMM
eleellon, lluslt mulululurd dial Mouald Hcagan
had set tile uallon on a new and gorat path and
dial no ma|or Inlllalives were ni-eded. Jusi
make imuor course corn-el lolls to adapt lo
changing eondtiious anil Unit .id lira solutions
in problems — like die savings-amUoau crisis
— which surfaced list late lor Meagan lo solve,
amt everything will I n- lumkv doit . Ilnsh said.
Washington In general, ami tilts President In
|iai lieular. an- not addressing those <|Uesltous.
And that Is why I head oterse.is with many
inisgiv mus
WASIttNG'HJN — Nndilng Irks an Air Force
llytroy more than some |a-nrtl pushing
iieeouiilant who wlilnes ahum wasteful
N|M*iidlug- S r It comes as no surprise that Ihe
Air Force trlixl lo keep the till on embarrass
ing lindlugs.hy Its own auditors. What Is u
surprise is dial the |r>'tiell pusliers uppan'nlly
went along with llie eoveru|>.
The Defense Dc|tur1 incut insjii-tur general.
In an luvesllgadini of die Air Force Audll
Agency. Iiriiud |ilrmy of evidence dial the
iiiidlinrs don'I play
try Ihe rules.
For example: The
audit agency linked
al an Air Force pro
gram Ihitl hands out
salary advanees to
jK'rjtogpel. who nii'il
I awill U r.h tip delray
rtte cratts-of- moving
Ha a new I ruse. Tiltmi
n r y . t h c
equIViileut of an In
terest-free loan. Is
trcqui-ntly used to
b u y a now niolr I It's,
new furniture and
vueallous. The audit
u g rn e y polled 02
'The con
people and found
clusions ware
dial HH of them had
milquetoast,
used the advance In
but at least
liny a luxury Item,
that audit was
unit dieu look the
finished ■
m a x im u m ol tw o
ye a rs to pay llie
money bark.
Madier Ilian nnbarrusH Ihe Air Force, the
audll agency rc]iorlfd dial Ihe ahuiies were
lew and lur la'lween and dial on new rules
were needed.
The eoneluslons wen- iiillijut'loasl, hul al
least I hal audll was llnlslx'd. The same
eamiol Ire said lor olheni. Civilian auditors in
Ihe Air Font' Audit Ageney nanplalued about
monkey business al Ihe agency lust year In
uturnymous Inters to die Defense Depurlmerit
Inspector general. O ur assoclulr Stewart
Harris nhlullird one of llrose letters Ihul
accuses military uudllors al Ihe ageney of
throwing oul l l r erlileal work of ihclr civilian
counlcrjMna.
Th e Insperiir general loutui no "m n eluslve" eviderre dial n'|Nir1s were dellberuiely spiked. Inn plemy ol evidence that Air
Force audits igtcn (ailed lo us-el pnilesslonal
slumlords and dial some audits were never
Ihiikhed.
The olTielul Air Force reason for slopping
audits varied, hul (lie result was always die
samr — die Informal loo was never released
lo Ihe public or Congress.
Some audits were slopped after Ihe Air
Force brass eunplalued alrout ihem. Tin*
curly drufl ol one audll concluded ihul lln- Air
Force could Incur a BUM) million liability tin a
i-outrun lor the lloost Survcllliuu-c Tracking
System because ol "lua|ipni|*iate actions"
by the Air Fane. Officials at lire Air Force
S|iacc Division eraiiptulned alum Ihe drall
audll anil It wusush eutmed.
Another audit that never saw Ihe light ol
day uneovenil imaulhori/ed eonslniellon ol
an admlulsiratlvi' building at Kglln Air Force
Hu m - In Florida. Instead of Issuing Ihe
standard audit report, llie Air Force Audll
Agency wrote u letter to I he Iium '.
In m iihc eases, the Air Forte auditors lulled
to spell nut how problems should be
corrected. One nationwide audll found
niimenms violations of environmental regula
tions at Ci trais's. Irul It inaik- no specific
reeonunendadisis lor lire Isrses. Tlrat let!
base olllelals unsure about what was
cx|N'clrdnf lliciil.
Tbe Air Force dlsiribuled drall audit
rc(Niris in sous- ol tire ntlr-tKlliig liases and
recalled the reports. AccoriUng In the Ins|Nxlur general, lire Air Fnrve brass al tire
Pent agon was worried tiiat its- ri'isirts might
l n i i nnc todder lor lawsuits !>>■ em'lroniurnlallsts. The resutl is that llie Air Force may
never gel aioimd to correcting die problems
lhal It is liNieniUurasM-d to aekisiwledge.
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NEW YOR K - Price* opened higher Monday
In moderate trading of New York Stock
Exchange Issue*. extending gain* won Friday
when the market staged Its sharpest ratty In
nearly a year.
The Dow Jones Industrial average, which
soared 06.82 Friday, was up 1.60 to 2441.30
shortly after the market opened.
Advances led declines 300-261 among the
1,007 Issues crossing the N YSE tape. Early
turnover amounted to about 10,614.000
cinffik.
In econom ic nows Monday, the government
said U S. industrial output in April rose 0.4
percent, while the nation's factories,, utilities
and m ines operated at 8 3 .9 - percent of
capacity. Both figures were in line with
expectatlone.
A report on April consumer prices Is set for
release Thursday.
Favorable news on Inflation triggered Fri
day's rally In which the Dow average scored
It* largest dally gain since May 31 and all key
market Indexes reached their highest closing
levels since the October 1987 crash. •
Dollar up, gold down
LO ND O N T h e dollar
opened sharply higher In
Milan arid London Monday,
and gold was down. The other
E u ro p e a n m a rk e ts w ere
closed for the Whit Monday
holiday
The dollar opened higher In
.Milan, at 1.403.80 lire against
---------------------------- *
61.64B2 against 11.6638.
Foreign exchanges were
dosed in Frankfort. Brussels.
Zurich and Faria.
Earlier, the dollar waa up at
the dose In Tokyo of 136.80
yen against 138.80 Friday.
Th e dollar closed higher also
In S in g a p o re , at I.B 8 B O
Singapore'
dollars against
Sing
1.9648
Friday, and In Hong
1.1
“ ong. at 7.7888 Hong Kong
Blurs against 7.7883.
f r nm m
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Association o t Securities
faterndeofor prices u s f
dealer markets change
Hong Kong citizens leaving
survey,
HONO KONO - One-third
of Hong Kong citIrens are
considering leaving the Brit
ish colony before China re
sumes sovereignty In 1887,
reflecting a loss i
In Belting's promises for a
capitalist future, a public
opinion poll showed Monday.
Hearty half of those who
told pollsters they were stay
ing behind said they had
considered em igrating but
decided against It far financial
reasons, the survey com
missioned by the South China
Hom ing Post newspaper said,
pttrs
N EW YO R K (UF1) troy o
OoM
Foreign
lIM iU
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20 Indus2442.48 up 2.78
20Trana 1134.84 up 0.81
18 Utils 198.71 offO.29
1931.29up 0.43
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much you know you'rs right,
you fool down. When
Uke this k s p p u . yo
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rimtatag and Mm aaythtaa
I guem you d e n t talk M a i pour
friends that much whoa you'rs
trying to stay at heme and not
go to meethHM. 8 maNy fs v s us
s U g boost.
ham, same at
urn very rude
iteriotwr. you can ru n ." t
even §ai a ro d cute message
from som eone who told me he
m s B ring to am that I didn't get
stsclsd the first time. Uhed m y
th e t^ T T n m th h u n e flte would
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they could
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w it h m y name m the haBat
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A : Yeo. I had a IMaf aeaptecaB
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Lotto1
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W ASH IN G TO N ' — The Bush
a d m in istra tion , m a in ta in in g
pressure on Panamanian Gen.
Manuel Noriega, hAs defended Its
."m easured1 responses" to the
dictator’s refusal lo relinquish
power over his Cqntral American
. nation.
Secretary of Stale Jam e s
' B A e r ; In an Interview Sunday
. with CBS's "Face the Nation."
. presented a low-key approach to
•U.S, actions . (Award Panama.
Where Noriega refused this Week
to accept the results' of an
election that apparently showed
a victory for the opposition
: candidates. ' '
" I Ihink that the Metre that the
administration baa taken a> far
need to be given, some time to
worfcs" Baker sk id ."I don't think
that we ought Ao assume that
they're not going to work. They
. are measured responses."
Bush ordered 2.000 more U.S.
troops Into Panama on Thursday
to'protect Americans based in
thef Panama Canal Zone. The
• administration has Indicated
that It waa nol Interested In
military Intervention ’ but was
concerned for the safely of U.S.
cllltena.
’ T h e a d m in is tr a tio n also
stepped up pressure Saturday on
Noriega when Bush called on the
Panamanian, people and the
, Panamanian Defense Forces to
‘ oust the dictator from power and
ts hoping that the Organisation
lo the
Um . I don’t think Ihcae way the
numbers should a u n t ."
" I think they
pick n
Cochran w m <x»e of a handful
of players who called United verify thei It is
Pima International Sunday lo that tkoaa am the
complain about the drawing.
The akeaUcal criiers demanded
Lottery Secretary Rebecca
an explanation fcr the gfock.
Paul apotagfoad lo playora in a
"I Uunk there should be an
iy. Lottery ofin v e s t ig a t io n ." sa id D lg n a
‘ far
Fernandas of Htateata. "1 don't
think M waa a M r drawing ol all.
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Where did they came up with
those num bers? I'd like to h e re to w in 9 8 .2 3 4 e a ch .
Another 14.738 tickets matched
F ern a n d e s, w ho said she four-ofate to win 8110. white
spends about 911 a week on 294.343 Uchete matched throe sf
Lottery tickets, and other callers six to win 88. t
f t Wae your family alfccted by
what happened to you?
A * O h yea. deSoMdy. A lot of
people know my children and
white moat of the people to their
c. they've had a
face am very nlac.
lot of' uestlons to an surer (like)
i realty M y "damn
the c h irtc r" or “ I don't give a
the charter ." And II
them very much
with their mother's nerves
f t If the courts decided lo
rotnotole you. trill you resume
or has
left a bod taste In
your mouth?
A * I will definitely resume my
1A
Is the only one of
him fAmlly who survives other
than nieces end nephews and
one son, who lives In Lincoln
Heights.
its. one grandchild and
somegresiit-graitdchlldren.
Oueas' father was a farmer
who raised hogs and cows for a
livelihood.
" W e liv e d on th e . fa rm .
Everybody made a livin' had his
own form." Guem said, speaking
In Georgian vernacular.
The hours were long and (he
pay unthinkable1 by today's
standards. "O nly 28 cents a
day." Guess mid. "Th a t's all
they waa paying, a quarter a
day, from sunup nil sundown for
a q u a rte r. A ll o ve r W o rth
C o u n ty , folks worked 'f o r a
quarter a day.” Work weeks
were generally 5Hi days a week.
Guem said the 25 cents went a
long way back thrn. "You could
get a whole lot for 28 cents
, around then."
Guess says he docs not re
member bad treatment of ihc
black people by whiles when he
was growing up. "Th e y was Just
as friendly as (hey can be. Heller
than they Is now." he Mid.
But (here Is another, darker
side lo G u c m ' life. "I've seen (he
worst killing one m orning," h r
G u c m M id tie Inrldroi look
place "nol more than iwu miles"
from his home. There were 20
men wilh guns and Mies who
were looking for a black man by
Ihc name of John Coon. As
Guess (ells II, ( t r y were stand
ing in Coon’s yard and asked Ills
"m a m a " when- h r was. Ills
mother rrpilrd that he wasn't
home.
“ lie said. Mama, don't lell
them that. Tell them I'm here.
I*ull this dour tgx-n. mama, and
I'm going to sir}) right out.' She
pulled l he diux open and Instepped right out in I be yard and
killed 16 men with a Winchester,
Folks eon lell y<xi that rigid now
up In Georgia." Guess Mid.
Guess seems to relive the
expertenre as Is- tells ol Ihe
sevrre lornadiM that ripped
through the land. "You ain't
n e v e r se en n o i lii n g . Y o u
wouldn't want in m v . They'd
scare you lodeoih."
He M id he's seen 10 ur 12
fM A ‘na« M
E m e ri L. Knowles. 76. 3662
Laurel Ave.. Smfard. died Sat
urday at the Ufe Caro Center.
Altamonte Springs. Born Ju ly
23. 1810 In Gordon County. G a .
he moved to Saidord six months
ago from Calhoun. Ga He was
an e q u ip m e n t inspector in
aerospace msnidariurtng and a
m em ber of Marietta Baptist
Church.
Survivors Include staters. Nel
lie McDaniel. Sanford. Lilly Mar
Couch. Roaaca. Ga.
G ra m h o w F u n e ra l H o m r ,
Sanford. In charge ol arrange-
was a retired snimsirrss and a
m em ber ol C en tra l lla p ils l
Church. Hanlord.
Survivors include daughter.
Sue lilon. f a w n City. Nrv..
granddaughter. Linda Baron.
Carson City; grandsons, Larry.
It a v a s a u . A r i a . , B o b .
G a r d e n r r v i l l r . N r v . ; H ire r
g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n ,
two great -great grandchildren
llrlsson G u a rd ia n Funeral
Home. Sanford, in eliargr ol
arrangrn rents
• its rose i scmulti
fu n o ro l
H f.x n
<«
M rt
Paw l
H tantar* Mw M
I ,■
Peart Schultz Held. 8H. 1113
Elm Ave.. Sanford, died Satur
day at the He Land Convelescent
Center. She was born Sept. N.
1900 In Oatltntsirg. Term She
X
of American States- makes a
strong statement condemning
Noriega at Its Wednesday meet
ing.
Nc
lorlega has refused lo ac
knowledge
not
that Guillermo Endara, presidential
candidate of
ildent
the opposition .Civil Democratic
Opposition Alliance, won last
week's election. Noreiga sup
porters badly peat Endara. who
suffered bead Injuries in the
attsek.
Deputy Secretary of State
Lawrepce Esgleburger. in an
interview w ith A B C 's " T h is
Week with David B rinkley."
e c h o e d B a k e r 's l o w -k e y
approach and expressed op
timism that Noriega eventually
would relinquish control of his
country. r
."There's a lot of International
pressure that's been building."
Esgleburger said. "1 think things
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are beginning lo inrn. I can't
guarantee TRal NdriPgtt-tr gningto leave next week or next
month.
"But the polni of the matter Is
that wc could not have Mood t>v
and walched this ihlrvrry l»v
this thug and nol done some
thing." he said. "We've taken
some measured steps. I think, to
demonstrate our unhappiness,
and we've goilen a lot of In
ternational support 111 the pro
cess."
Panamanian nmliassudur to
the United Slates Juan Soso, a
mem ber of the Panamanian
opposition party, also predicted
Noriega's ouslrr In un interview
with ABC.
"Th e International eomtminily
has rallied Irvmendmisty in our
support after seeing I he Hiller
tactics used by Norlrga In heat
ing opposition ramlldalcs.'*
Ora Us Drum
Gladys aarms
Carlana SalSrsck
V M Vvarthout
Slaneha Yaanct. Or Bary
OalliaM Camatan. DaNona
Swan C ESala. Oaltana
SartPaan. Dtitona
OaSaraSPaSala. Oaltana
CatSarmaA Units. Dtitana
Martin P. Satan. LataMary
Kin, SaSy(Irl, Sanford
Sharon L Hawaii anSbMry bey. Sonlord
SIXTH!
Central TierHa Seawall Material
Lynn Sayle*. abHtyalrl. Laniard
Cryllal Wilhelm, ababyboy. Oranaa City
Guess-
"These are very serious
figures.'* said D avid Bottomtey, poll director at Inraala
Odom1
Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday. May 15. 1989 — SA
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Administration keeps
pressure on Noriega
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I r o d Ha* Wrivd
ri d 'd ro re ii
tornados that blew down oak
trees and ripped down oak trees
and took pine trees and "tear
them half In tw o."
In 1922. at the age of 39.
G u c m moved (o Florida after
being recruited for work at "a
big M w m ill out In Osceola-'
where he worked about eight
years before going back to form
He said he earned between
610 to 620 a day working at the
M w m ill. a far cry from his
Georgia forming days.
G u c m remembers both world
wars, but fought In neither. "I
didn't fight and I didn't go. Borne
of them went and some didn't
go." he aald.
Giles# has seen the world
change drastically over (he
years. He M id Florida la much
more crowded than when he first
moved hero. He also attacks the
apparent loss of morals among
today's youth.
"Folks was good then." G u c m
M id. "A in 't like they Is now. No
girls didn't own no children (III
they had a husband. Th a i's
right. No girl didn't have no
drosses up to her knees, nothing
like that.
Guess reminisced about the
woman he married when he was
about "21 or 22." Ills wile has
since pa ward uway.
Guess narrows longevity of life
to three maxims: "D o good, go lo
ehureh and treat everybody
right."
For now. Uucas lives a stow
lifestyle. He takes a bus Into
downtown Han ta d every now
and again lo do some shopping.
II tie’s not downtown, lie can be
found silling on a sofa on the
porch. "I don't do nothin'." he
M y s.
Guess M id he (cels good fur his
age and that he has energy
enough lo pick cucumbers like
h r did IU years ugu. He M ys lie
cun get "anywhere in the world I
w a n t' by hlittM-ll
"I con get around good as
anybody." he *uy*. twirling a
cane which he ikies nol use lo
walk.
CodeIA
All lou gh ratd.ils urr qulel.
W I iiii said, "a muple ui rabbits
quickly Im o in r a lol ol rabbits.
Pretty ms ill you've gol a |irri III
ila- haekyard wall <iO rabblls."
When |m-| ow iliTS III residential
areas decide lo bleed lahhlls. he
said, odor iM-t oiiK-sa prohlrm.
The rode revision would nol
prohlbll keeping a lew rabblls as
|n-I s . he said.
WIiiii also ruomiuended re
vision ol «1 ales regulating lowl
wiihm the elty The old eirile.
whleh says hud lovers may nol
lei lowl go at large within 150
teel ol other Idines or a|iarliitenlH. does ms s|«eeiht ally in
clude |jet birds The code re
vision tin hides |*-ts In the detlnllionul doinrsllc kiwi
A m ii h r r re vis u m r r r o r n inended by Wmn allows Ihr
irluse superilitendrid lu d ie
relusr cosiomers who leave (heir
garbage In plastic bags easily
tom and scatterni by dogs. The
existing i ode requires t uslomers
lo krep trash in w a irriig ln
receplaeles made ol m elal.
plastic or rublri-l
When told he looks good lor
his age. Guess mys he iirniallv
looks bcllrr. "I don't have m v
teeth In." he Mid.
He M id he lint Ills real teeth
not long ago. Ik1 also attributes
hla youthful links lo a elean
lifestyle.
“ I don't drink, don't smoke
and don't chrw ."
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�• A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday, May IS. IM t
NATIONAL
Gorbachev arrives in China
Soviet's trip marks first summit
In 30 years, students demonstrate
networks. Including NIK". CNN.
CHS und the Jufianrse NHK.
were ordered to lake down their
camera positions overlooking I he
square. Srvrral networks had
p ln n tir d to u s r p o s i t i o n s
overlooking the square for live
broadcasts of tin* Gorhaehrv
visit hul were told by city
U S S A m e ric a c o n t in u e s a fte r e x p lo s io n
NliHKOl.K. Vn. — The aircraft carrier USS America. Jarrrd by
a Hrrv r»|ilrnlmi that killed two rrrw m rn . I'ontlnurd to Mill
Moml.iv in I lir Atl.intlr O rran toward deployment in I hr
Mrdllrrm nrati Sea anil I h r Indian Orran.
" I hr USS Am rrlra In rapatilr ol continuing h rr unsigned
intnntnn." I.i Cntdr. S lrv r lln rn rll. a Navy spokesman. said
Simd.n "Alrcm ll rarrlrrn havr m ulllplr system* and dtipllralr
•ap.ihihtirn in ordrr to la- alilr to sustain damage and allll
IN'tfnmi unsigned missions"
I hr explosion and hrr Saturday aboard thr 1.047 hwl.
77.IKK) ion nhip alMiui ram mile* ofl Nonh Carolina wan Ihr
•lut*1 ma|or accident alxiaid a Navy vrnnrl In a month.
ShlptNiard hrrllithlrrn quickly extinguished Ihr blare. which
hrokr out m thr No 2 Ittrl pump mom at alMiut 7 p.m. E O T.
Ihiturti vinl at thr Navy'a Allantlr E lm headquarters In
Notlolk
I hr Navy nahl Ihr ull Drrd rarrtrr m u aln rd undrr Itn own
l"*v»* t anil unscoiiiiiiuloRnn im previously scheduled mlnnion.
uliirh hail lH'|ian Thursday.
T h r two rrrw in rii who dlrtl In thr hla/r w rrr Idm llflrd an
I'rttv Olllrrt till Class Klrhard E. Childress. 22. ol llamlakr.
Mum and Airman K rrn ill latrrv .J. Ilmnnon. 111. of Akron.
Ohio
Tourists: Aletks still beautiful
A \l HOMAGE. Alanka — Alanka lourlnnt olhrlaln plan In unr
SI million hum Exxon to launch a national advertising
•aui|Mlun •iimrd at ronvinrititt varallonrm that only a nmall
imttlon ol Ih r stair has h rrn loulrd by Ihr nation's worst oil
spill
Stair olhrlaln ended a Ihrrr-day conference Sunday by
vowm»* to itn mu the message that tourists ran mill find Ihr
tills|Millrd Alaska lllry watll In ser. drnpllr Ihr 109-million
Italian spill
The Alaska Vlsliorn Association wautn In avoid Ihr kind of
paulr that datnaitrtl Emn|iean tourism w hrn trrrorlnt atlarkn
Irlithtrurd away untold Ihottsaudsol travrlrrsa frw years ago
T o gel out Ih r word, they plan In usr $4 million given by
Exxon — the tourism group had ankrd Exxon lor $14 million —
Hi laiinrh a four Mrek tfrlvr starling thin w rrk to convlnrr
Amrrtrans that Alaska remains a Rrr at vacation destination
despite Ihr spill.
Tourism Is Alaska's third larRrst industry, allrr oil and
flshliiR. and Iasi yrar thr 745.000 visitors left $500 million In
Alaska at hundreds ol businesses that generate 20.000 Jobs.
M ild Stale Dirrelornl Tourism IliiRhGrllrrt.
Even linin' visitors w rrr expected this yrar until thr
siipeft.mkrr Exxon Valilr/ ran aground March 24. spllllnfl
millions ol Rations ol Rixiry nil min I'rtncr William Sound, thr
• lull ol A l a s k a anil until Ihr sho rn of soul hrrn Alaska.
F e e l f o o d e m p lo y e e s a d m it t o s t e e lin g
I'AHK
KIIMiK. III. —
A "sturtllnit" 62 p rrrrn l of the
em p lo ye rs ol two national fast food organlratlona admlttrd
siialitiR rash or pro|M-rty from tltrlr employers, an Industry
study Mild
I lltv two |M'rirnl said I h r avrruRr employer stole between
*H» and * 4 (xi |irr week, and 7 percent said Ihry .ook $10 to
*lix> a week. Inti laindon House Inc., which published the
stiidv Sunday. Mild Ih r amount actually stolen "probably falls
iM'lucrn th e se extrrm n.'*
T h r study did not nim parr thr theft rate toother Industries.
"A startlitiR 02 |Mrcrni of thr m pondrnts admitted to aomc
•VI"" <>l cash or pro|>rny Ihrfl. such as taking supplks or
merchandise or caiinR IikmI without paying for It." said Dr.
K a m i Slora. a research psychologist for the Park Kldgrbaard
orRaul/allon. wlilrli ih-vclops and Implements psychological
ii 's iiiir and evaluation systritts for business and Industry.
"A n d 53 |icrccnt admlttrd to some type of theft support,
such as watching others steal or not rrpurling theft." the study
H E IJ IN G — Soviet leader
M ikhail Gorbachev came to
China Monday for the first
Slno-Sovlet summit In 30 years,
hul pro democracy sludenl pro
testa furred the government to
move the official welcoming t e r
rm ony and delay the opening of
Ihr talks for srvrral hours.
G o r b a c h e v was greeted
warm ly by his official host.
President Yang Shangkun. In
Ihc Great Hall of the People us
tens of thousands of students
und supporters gathered outside
In Tiananmen Square demand
ing greater political freedom
Irom the Chlnrsr government.
H ie talks lirgan shortly after fl
p.m. — almost two hours laicr
t h a n o r i g i n a l l y sch e d u le d
because of thr 3-day-old student
lakrovrr of the squarr opposite
Ihr Great Hall.
The meeting with Yang was
considered more of a protocol
visit and was not expected In
Include substanttvr talks on
bilateral laauca. The heart of Ihr
visit com es Tu e sd a y when
Gorbachev meets with China's
paramount leader Deng Xiaop
ing. who formally holds thr title
of Chairman of thr Military
Commission of ih r Communist
Party.
U.S. and foreign television
officials such shols were now
banned even though arrangem c n l s had been ma d e In
advance.
the
plug pulled." one U.S. nrlwork
cameraman Mild.
The Ixin sent television prod u e r r s s c r a m b l i n g for
alternative sites from which lo
do thrlr llvr feeds lo Ih r United
Slates.
So v i et F o r e i g n M i n i s t r y
spokesman Gennady Gerasimov
said ih r Soviet* were not con
sulted about the achedule
changes but added that student
protests against the Chinese
government should not over
shadow auch a historic event.
"Each country haa tfa Internal
problems." Gerasimov aald. "We
alao have a share of auch
problems ourselves.
"O f course It could cast a
shadow ... but a summit, after an
Interval of 30 yean, this la
Insuperable.
•INO'SOVIBT CHRONOLOGY
lien- Is n summary of major events' In
relations lielweeu the Soviet Union and Chinn
since 1949:
•October 1949 — Chairman Mao Tar-tung
proclaims the Iniiudlllg id the People's Re
public of China. The Soviet Union Is the first
foreign country lo rreogni*e the new govern
ment.
Frbm ary 1950 — Mao und Stalin sign a
friendship trruty. hul nnlv after lurttiniis
negotiations. Slulln attends a Chlnrsr rrerptloii und has his Interpreter Inslc his food,
fearing poison.
October 1959 — Khrushchev visits lirljlng
on I he 10th anniversary of the communist
revolution for whut will fa- flic last Slno-Sovlet
summit for almost 30 years. He lectures Man
not to underestimate the power of the United
Stairs. Mao sees him os weak. The talks go
ixxirly.
• 1902-1903 — In 1962. Moscow refuses to
help China during Its border war wllh India.
T h r following yrar. Mao claims hack sumr I
million squarr miles of Soviet territory' he suy*
was wrrslrd away by the Kremlin.
• March 1969 — Soviet and Chinese soldiers
right border rlashes.
•October 1979-January I960 — Slno-Sovlet
border talks begin In October, but the Soviets
Invade Afghanistan In December and the talks
brruk ofl in January. Laler In 19*0. China
Joins Ihr boycott of Ihc Moscow Olympics.
October 1982 — Chinese and Soviet envoys
begin negotiations toward normalising rela
tions. The Chinese specify "three obstacles" —
Cambodia. Afghanistan and Soviet troops
along the Chinese border.
• September 1984 — Chinese and Soviet
foreign ministers meet at the United Nations
for Ihc first time In years.
September 1986 — Chinese leader Deng
Xiaoping. In a U.S. television Interview, offers
a summit wllh Mikhail Gorbachev providing
the Soviets clear away obstacle* to better He*.
• D crcn tb cr 1988 — Chinese Foreign
Minister gian Qlchen visits Moscow, the first
such visit since 1957. A few days later.
Gorbachev announces a sharp reduction of
troop strength In Asia and aays moat Soviet
troops will tie withdrawn from Mongolia.
Panama opposition joined by church protest
PANAMA C ITY . Panama An t l - No r l r ga demonstrators
waved while handkerrhlrfs and
shouted "Justice, Justice" In
churches across Panama to
protest the voiding of national
elections and the beating of
opposition leaders.
The protest a Sunday led by
the Civil Democratic Opposition
Alliance appeared lo Indicate
further distancing of Panama's
powerful Catholic Church hler*
arc by from military leader and
de facto ruler Oen. Manuel
Antonio Noriega.
Opposition vice presidential
candidates Guillermo Ford and
Ricardo Artaa Calderon attended
mass ut four churches across (he
capital, promising lo press thrlr
struggle and receiving loud
cheers from hundreds al earh
church they vlsllrd.
Ford, bralrn Wednesday In un
attack by a p r o -N o r lr g a
paramilitary squad during an
opposition rally, made his first
public appearance since the In
cident wllh stltrhes visible on
his face.
"We are going to continue to
fight," Ford said a* he was
mobbed by supporlers at the
Santuario (National Sanctuary).
"Do not have any doubts —
democracy la going lo come lo
ranama.”
Most Independent observers blamed "foreign Interference"
believe opposition presidential for the massive abnormalities.
ra n d ld a lr Guillerm o Endara.
The Panamanian Conference
alao wounded during the same
rally by plpe-swlnglng Noriega of Bishops headed by Archbish
supporlers. won the May 7 op Marcos McGrath. Issued a
elections, which were annulled statement that was read In every
Catholic church Sunday calling
by the government.
The opposition claims Endara on the government to "respect
defeated pro-Noriega candidate the will of the people freely
Carlos Duaue by a 3-to-l ratio. expressed at the polls In the
The annulled official vote fatly name of God. dignity of the
had Duque leading Endara by a people and Ihe national con
science."
21 ratio.
The elections, which according
At ihe Don Bosco Church.
to International obaervera were Atlas Calderon stood In the front
riddled wllh fraud and violence
w and shook hands with a
by government supporlers. were
tg line of well-wishers who
annulled by the government had Just taken communion al
E l e c t o r al T r i b u n a l, w h i c h the altar a few feet away.
G
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for $1 billion
crim* package
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A r g e n t in a m a y h a v e p e a c e f u l p o w e r s h if t
IIUENOS AIRES. Argentina — Prronist Carlos Menem's
decisive viciory In national balloting gives Argentina the
opportunity to break a drought of mare than 60 years and
transfer the presidency from one elected leader to the nest.
Menciu s chief opponent. Cordoba provincial governor
Eduardo Angelo*, a member of President Raul Alfonain's
Radical Civil Union Party, conceded defeat Sunday at 10:40
I'm . Angelo* said voters gave "an ample triumph to Dr.
Menem. I take advantage of this occasion lo congratulate him ."
Alionsln later sent a telegram to the 56-year-old Menem, who
stayed election night In Ihc province of La Rioja In the
Argentine Interior, where Menem haa been elected governor
three limes.
Alionsln. whose popularity has reached a record low because
of uu economic crisis resulting In hyperinflation, unemploy
ment und business closings, offered Menem "the disposition of
me und my government for a transition that will be within the
same framework of peace aa the elect Iona."
If Alfonstn. who haa beaten back three military rebellions
during his 5 Mi years In oftlee. Is able lo give Menem the
prcsiclrnit.il sash Dee. 10. It would mark the first lime a
constitutionally elected Argentine president had handed over
the oilier to un elected successor since 192$.
Other civilian presidents were toppled by roupa brforr they
hud the rliuttrc lo hand over power lo an elected successor.
C a b in e t e n o ro n c e o a a o a In lt iittv a
JER U SA LEM — The Israeli Cabinet haa approved Prime
Minister Ylt/liak Shamir's plan for Palestinians to hold
elections in the Israel I-occupied West Hank and Ga*a Strip, but
uvnldrd action on several central Issues.
Alter meeting Sunday for seven hours, th r Cabinet
sidestepsM*d deep dlvIskMis within the govrmment and voted
2041 lit favor of the 20 point plan outlining "regional
elections.” T h r plan railed for a calming of Ih r Palestinian
uprising against the Israeli occupation during preparation for
the elections.
Palestinians tit the territories said ihry would not participate
In elections w ithout PLO approval.
The Palestine Liberation Organisation has said II would not
agree to elections unless Israel wllhdrew Its lorvrs from Ihr
iMcupled lerrilortrs and un International force supervised the
IsillotiiiR — issues tlie t’ahtnel did not addrrss.
The ('alitiM-t also tell unanswered the question of whether
Palestinians In Easi Jerusalem and outside the territories could
vole.
Ihi- United States lias pressrd Israel lo give detailed
pto|Hisals on those (minis as well as the question uf how the
transit Mai period would lead lo the permanent arrangement for
I lie occupied territories
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W A S H IN G TO N President
Bush la seeking $1 button from
Congress In new prison con
struction ss part of his longawaited. compwbenalve crime
fighting package.
Administration officials said
the measure, to he unveiled In s
speech to police officers on the
steps at the Capitol, alao would
request funds to hire more
prosecutors and policemen.
One official said Bush's pro
g ra m w ill seek to send a
message lo criminals: "If you do
a crime — you're chances of
doing time w it Increase. We’ll
have more policemen to catch
you. more prosecutors to pro
secute you and more Jails to hold
you."
Administration officials said
Bush was not ready to announce
a final decision an semiautomat
ic weapons but wUl maintain a
temporary ban cm them untU a
federal review is completed next
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Flames use power play to win Cup opener
IN BRIEF
AMBRICAN LAAOUI
T w i n s s ta r tin g t o s u p p o r t V io la
In April. |in^)lr asked thr question 'What's
wrong with Frank Viola?'
After the left hander posted his second
stral«tit vletory In the Mlnnewita Tw ins' 13-1
n>ut of the Tnrittin lllue Jays, the answer seems
clear: The Mlnnrnola Twins.
The 24-name winner and 1988 American
I.c a n o e C y Y o u n g
award winner opened
the scan.in with five
consecutive losses In
hln first nix starts.
A closer look rrveals
that much of Viola's
e a r l y - sr as on m is e ry
stems front Minnesota's
|xx>r run production. In
lour of Viola's five
losses the Tw ins provided Ihclr ace two runs or
less.
Elsewhere In the American Leant*- Cleveland
drubbed Detroit H-3. Chlcano defeated Halllmorr
H-5. Kansas C lly edned Texas 3-2 In 10 Innings.
Milwaukee nipped Oakland 2-1. California
blanked New York 5-0 and Seattle dropped
lloalon 4-3.
NBA PLAYOFFS
L a k t r t w r a p u p S o n le s w a a p
The Los Angeles Lakers withstood the best
the Seattle SuperSontc* could offer Sunday and
moved one step closer In defense of their NBA
championship.
The Lakers overcame a 29-polnt. secondperiod deficit and defeated the SuperSonlcs
97-95 In Seattle to sweep Ihclr best-of-seven
Western Conference semifinal.
Los Angeles. In search of a third consecutive
NBA championship, will face the winner of the
Golden State-Phoenix series. The Suns lead the
semifinal 3-1 and can advance with a victory In
Game 5 Tuesday In Phoenix.
The Lakers, attempting to become the llrst
team to win three straight NBA titles since the
Boston Celtics won eight championships In a
row from 195966. looked like they might be
playing a Game 3 against Seattle.
The Sonlcs burst to a 9-0 lead behind Dale
Ellis and Derrick MeKey. who combined to score
the team’s first 13 points. The Lakers made only
4 of 20 shots m the first quarter and trailed
32-12 entering the second period.
In other semifinal games. Chicago clipped
N ew Y o rk 106-93 and D etroit d u m p e d
Milwaukee 11090.
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Th e Seminole Soccer Club has scheduled a
series of tryouts for an Under-19 girts select
soccer team far May 16 and 17 and again on
May 23 and 25 at the Seminole Soccer Complex
In
Mary.
Tryouts on all four days w ll last from 6 p.m.
toHp.m .
According to a spokeswoman, girts must
attend both days this week or next both days
week. For more Information, call 834-GOAL.
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opportunities, the winning run scored on an
When the New York Meta finally were able to
scratch out the decisive run en route to leaving
IB men on base Sunday In a 2-1 triumph over
the San Diego Iltd res. they needed help to do so.
The Meta prevailed when Parkrs shortstop
Lula Balaaar hobbled
Mark Cam -on'» poten
tial double-play ball for
an error with one out In
the bottom of the ninth,
allowing pinch runner
Lenny Dyaatra to score
from third.
"W e had lots and lots
of opportunities: we're
lust cklna out wins —
we're going to hll eventualy." said Keith
Hemandex. who had the key N t In the decisive
Inning before cutnlng out for Dykatra.
In other games around th r National League, it
was: Montreal 4. San Francisco 3: Los Angeles
9. Philadelphia 0: Atlanta 5. Pittsburgh 2:
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 2: and Houston 5.
Chicago I.
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Chicago Cubs. IU
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C ALO AR Y. Alberta — T h r Calgary Flames
accomplished In one shot Sunday night what thr
Philadelphia Flyers could not do In six games
against thr Montreal Canadlens — score a
power-play goal.
The first of two goals by defenseman Al
Marlnnls came on Calgary's firs! power nlay of
the Stanley Cup final, and Immediately demon
strated that Ihe Canadlens — like every other
N H L Irani — are vulnerable when playing a man
short.
"Montreal Is a very good power-play killing
learn." Flames Coach Terry Crisp said after his
club posted a 3-2 victory In Game I of Ihe NHL
championship series. "II was nice lo gel one
early so we can say Ihe odd lime (we get a man
advantage) we can pul It In thr net."
The Flames scored once In four power-play
tries. Philadelphia was blankrd In 24 attempts
Ihe previous round, and Montreal had surren
dered Jusl twb man-advantage goals In 54
poslseason chances entering the game.
Marlnnls. second In Ihe N HL In ptayoff scoring
with five goals and 19 assists, beat Montreal
gnallrnder Patrick Roy twice In Ihe first period In
extending his point-producing streak to 12
postseason games.
Buoyed by a splendid effort by gnaliender Mike
Vernon, who made 29 saves. Calgary won for Ihe
10th lime In 11 games and look thr first step In
gaining revenge for a five-game loso lo the
Canadlens In the 1986 Cup final.
The Flames took the opener three years ago as
well, but they were only one of nine learns since
1939 to capture the opener and lose the
championship aeries.
Rookie Theoren Fleury got Ihe gan
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left In Ihe
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—..... ...................second period. Sent In by Jamie Macoun. Ihe
speedy center pushed a shot from the left fareoff
circle that trickled between Roy's pads.
It was Fleury's fifth goal of the playoffs and It
gave Calgary Its first victory over Montreal In
three tries at the Saddledome this season.
Vernon then made the lead stand up. He
stopped Sfrphane Richer midway through the
third period with an excellent pad save, then
gloved a point-blank blast by Ryan Walter with
□See Cep. Page IB
Lyman, Lake Mary in top 10
Mitchell and
Kuvach star
at state meet
Byl
Haraid gporli writer
W IN T E R P A R K - Sem inole
County had a pair of teams place In
the lop 10 Saturday night In Ihe
Class 4A state track meet before
8.501 fans at Showaller Field In
Winter Park.
Lyman's boys team had a strong
meet and placed sixth overall. Just
three points out of second place.
Vero Beach won the meet with 33
points followed by Palm Beach
Lakes with 25. Winter Haven with
24. Northwestern and West Orange
with 23 and Lyman with 22.
Teddy Mitchell had another out
s ta n d in g perform ance for Ihe
Greyhounds as he won the mile and
the two mile to lead hla team's
scoring. Mitchell ran a personal beat
In the mile with a 4:18.3 clockig
before cruising to the two mile
championship.
Darren Marshall placed third In
the 330 Intermediate hurdles with a
38.3 clocking as Nick Radkewich
took fourth In the two mile posting a
time of 9:46.0. James Flint closed
out the scoring as he ran a time of
50.0 lo finish sixth In the 440 yard
dash.
Th e Greyhounds were not as
sharp aa they had been In the
regional meet. Had they come up
with the same kind of performance,
they would have brought home the
runner-up trophy and could have
challenged for the lead.
Lake Howell was the only other
boys' team from the county to score
In the meet aa Marquette Smith
took fifth tn the long jum p with a
leap of 22-9H. Smith, who ta just a
sophomore, made his presence
known despite jumping In a lough
field and should be back again next
year.
Lake Mary's girls used a stale
championship and a mistake to
break Into Ihe lop 10 In Us meet.
Am y Kuvarh. who won Ihe discus,
also threw the shot, where a pro
blem ocrured In transposed num
bers that allowed another girt lo
pick up the sixth place medal and
the tram point.
"We started by discussing It lo
the man running the event." Lake
Mary coach Mike Gibson said.
"There was a number transposed
somewhere and that moved a
South ridge girl In front of Am y. I
knew that couldn't be true because
the two had thrown Ihe same
distance. I'm not sure where the
wrong num brr go In there."
Kuvach set a school standard In
the discus and won the first girls'
Individual stale and track title In
school history. Kuvarh closed out
her career with a sixth placr In Ihe
Bsmlnots County's two Individual champion* In tbs
Class 4A stats track moot on Saturday night wars
Lyman's Toddy Mltchsll (Isftl and Amy Kuvach (right) of
laka Mary. Mltchsll won both ths mils and two mils
runs whlla Kuvach took ths top spot In ths discus
throw.
Tribe triplejumpers a triple threat
ByTUHVI
Haraid sports adltor
W IN TE R PARK — You could *rr In Ills eyes lliut hr
was going for It.
When Seminole High School's Lrwls Butler lined up
for his final attempt In Ihe triple Jump ut ihe flax* 3A
stale track meet on Friday night al Showaller Field, he
already had first place lorkrd up. So he decided to give
an all-out effort and slmol for thr slate record.
Il didn't happen. B ullrr went down Ihe runway so
fasl. he lost tils balance In the mlddlr of the attempt and
hod lo run through the pll. scratching on Ills last elfort.
Bui don't pity him. Tile slate champkm In thr triple
jum p this year and last yrur. Butler Is only a Junior and
wll) go after u very rare third consecutive Individual
stair ehamplonshlp next year. All hr has to do is get by
leammalrs Robert Moon- and Henry Williams, who
finished second and fourth In Ihe triple jump on Friday.
Like Bullrr. Moore Is jusl u Junior. Williams is u
sophomore.
"Next year. H's going lo be either Rola-rl or Henry."
said Butler with a smile. "Cm grttlng loo old for this."
Regardless of who wins II. all three suy that they will
sweep Ihe lop three spots In Ihe event next year. While
Seminole coach Ken Brauman would like lo sre II
happen, he was very satisfied with the trio's elforts on
Friday and probably would srtlle for u replay next year.
"They're doing a tremendous job." said Bruaman.
"Henry was seeded sixth while Robert and l-rwls were
■reded third and fourth based on ihrlr results in ihe
regional* To finish 1.2 and 4. they're doing an
ouislandlngjob."
Watching Ihe three rom prlr. you grl the feeling that
none of them would be as good without the oilier Iwo
there lo push and challenge Ihe oilier. And while Ihe
competition brtween Ihe three Is vrry Intense. II dorsn't
gel In Ihe way of their support of each oilier.
On Friday night, for rxamplr. Moore needed a
liersonal record on his final Jump to set ure second
plate. After talking over ihe situation with Butler and
Williams. Moure went out and junt|ied 48-4. goat for a
lieraonal record and second plate.
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Lions kssp win, shutout stresks intset
Herald sport• adltor
W IN TER BARK - Dorothy said II In-si There's no
place like home.
At least that's whal the Orlando Lions arr finding oul.
On Sunday night before 3.872 rain-soaked Mother's
Day fans al Showaller Field, thr Lions rxtrndrd their
winning and shutout streaks with a 24) win over thr
Tantpa Hay Rowdies.
The win kreps thr Lions perfect with a 54) mark, la st
In Ihe American Sorter la-ague. Lion goalkee|>er Frank
Arlasky. who was a little-used reserve lor Ihe Rowdies
last season, extended his shutoul string lo 360 minutes
(four consecutive ganiesl. Counting the shutout lam
Cloth pualed In Ihe season-opener, the Lions have gone
450 minutes without allowing a goal
While Arlasky and Ihe Lion drfenar deserves most <>l
ihe credit, some should go to the narrow surface ol
Showaller Field, wlierr the Lions have played lour ol
their first llvr games
" T h r Held's been good lo us." acknowledged Lion
coach Gary llindley. who has continually said Ills tram
must improve despite Its jN-rtrct rectad. "W e play our
uexl three oil the road Someone remarked earlier that
we could In- 4-4 al the end ol tills month."
As it is now. ihe worse the Lions could finish May Is
5-3. Tills Saturday, the Lions travel to Tampa lor
another game wilii the Rowdies before traveling to
Washington lor a game with thr Diplomats (ru n rn lly
second III Ihe ASl. Southern Division hrhlnd the Llonsl
on May 27 and al Ihe Maryland Bays on May 28.
Orlando diN-sn't return to Showaller Field until June
2. when the l.miis w ill host the Miami Shaw ks.
Against thr Rowdies 13-41 on Sunday night, the teams
exchanged turns taking control ol the contest. Both
clutis managed lour shots on goal lit thr llrst hall and
six in thr second hall, hut each team's shuts sermrd to
i-oinr ill dusters.
With the momentum swinging luck and lorth.
emotions started to run high Betorr thr gome's llrsl
goal w as scored. Tampa Bay's Alan Anderson and
Martin Hill and Orlando's lien Collins and Lou
Baptists,
Methodists
share first
ll was a full day In the
Sanford Church Co-Ed Soltliall
la-ague on Saturday with llvr
games being p liyrd
Alter Ihe day's play, frn lra l
Baptist and First Dulled Mrthodist moved Into a tie lor llrst
wit h ti-2 records as they
posted victorie s w hile
Maranatha 1‘enlui ostal spill Its
Iwo games to loll to 5-2
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May M. I S L Earl Caappr - 1 M 7X
May M. K t l Harry Haris - II7 W4
May SL 1417. Bator OoBaoto - IN las
May 17. D37, Frank Lockhart - 111 M i
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May M. KM. Lmn Our o y - 114414
May I A 1717. B ll Cummings - IH IH
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4A*y M. IfH. Jimmy Srvdor — IH 717
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May it. IM1, Duka Naim — 1174*7
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May IA D*L Jonn Thomson — 1H4M
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May 14.1(1*. John Thomson — 144 SI)
May IL IMA Jim Botkmdnn -144(11
Moy IL KM. EOdW Sachs - I47 H1
44oy tt. KM. Jim HcsrtbtoO -144441
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Mag Ml I4U. Barnaul Jm m - III447
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M iy JI. KM. Graham 7PII - 171447
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Karbiener each received
ruutlons. In all. Tampa Bay was
whistled for 25 fouls, Orlando for
18.
T h e L io n s f in a lly broke
through when Bab Lllley capital
ized on a beautiful set-up by
M a rk F r a n c i s and Dale
Mulholland and knocked a shot
past Tam pa Bay goalie Winston
buBoseat 74:45.
After that goal, things started
lo degenerate a bit. Tam pa Bay's
Steve Wegerle received a caution
at the 8 1-minute mark, then the
Rowdies' Duncan MacEwan was
given a red card (cjcctrdi when
he tripped of the Lions' Rod
Castro, who had gotten past him
and was In on goal alone. Six
m inutes later. Wegerle was
ejected for giving Mulholland u
elbow in ihcTarc.
Castro added Ihc final touches
when he look a pass from
Ife llrm a n and sprinted the
length of the field to beat DuBose
with less than a minute re
maining.
"I think the referee had a
definite Impact uu th r final
ouusxnc," said Kuwdlr general
m a n a g e r a n d h ea d c ou c h
Rodney Marsh. "You have to
wonder about thr eonslstcnry of
the officiating. T h r cull on
MacEwan was a good one, but it
didn't deserve a n*d card.
"I'm not taking unylhlug away
from Orlando. They played well
and they're a gixid young leant. I
thought they lEayrd quite well.
Their first goal was a very gixxt
one."
“Orlando has adjusted very
welll 10 the (undltlous." said
Marsh.
Hut If you're running a two mile
race and someone like l.ymnn's
Teddy Mitchell puts up a 0:35.0.
there's no debate. IT you can't
top it. you're otitia there.
I a is o e n j o y w h m J o e
Garaglola used io describe In
basclmll as "the game wlthlng
the game." The thrill of track
and field tsn'l In Just the raw
speed and sirenglh. ll's also In
the liming and the drama. If you
can nm a world record time In
praellcc hul can't do II In Ihc
meet, what's the point?
Sem inole's Ynlonda linker
gave a perfect example of
|M-riormlng when you have to In
Ihc meet tin Friday night.
Kuiming thr third leg for the
l.ady Semlnolcs In Ihc limits nf
440 relay, linker didn't get the
handofT hum Adrian Hlllsman
brlore two other squads had
made their exchanges. Then, ns
the runners made their way
around the Ix-nd lo the final
exchange, linker blew by the
rest id the held and gave the
Tribe an neur-lnsunnounlahle
lead going Inin the final I IO
yards.
I saw It happen and I almost
didn't believe It.
In I he end. I guess I'm a Hillsenvious of these gifted alhlcics.
G row ing up, 1 was able to
overcome shortcomings In natu
ral skill by learning all I could
and putting to practice.
Hut the tx'st technique In the
world isn't going to ntakr me
that Iasi. I'd have a belter
chance hilling a Nolan Ryan
fast lull) than lx-a(lng Michelle
Pearson In a fixit race. And thal'a
why I think there's nothing more
exciting In high schcxil s|x>rls
than he stale trark meets.
ft
C a a t ls s t lf m i IB
2 : 12 remaining.
Vernon allowed both goals In
the first perlixl. and blamed that
nn Jitters.
" T h is is the Stanley Cup
final." he said. "Have you ever
been In the Stanley Cup final
Ix-fore? Il'u nerve-wracking, llul
ll's only human lo be nervous."
A matchup <* the NHL's top
defensive teams. Game I was
expected to be u light-cheeking
affair. The Flames, iliough. had
35 slims on goal lo 31 for the
Canaille tis
"W e 're not a high-scoring
club; we never huvr been."
Monlreul Coach I’al Bum s said,
"llu l we writ* In the game right
lo the end."
Gutnr 2 of the Ix-sl-of-sevrn
series I n seln-duled for Wednes
day night al the Saddlcdumr.
with the niunhiip shifting to
Montreal for games Friday and
Sunday ntghls.
Th e Cauadlens. In quest of un
unprecedented 2 4 lli Stanley
Cup. tixik u 1-0 lead Just 2:43
I11I0 the game us Rirhcr scored
wlih six seeonds remaining In a
hooking penalty-
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Pasgua (ram too 11day Stsjptod list, og
Iwnod Mtoldor JoK Ldiattor to Vancouvav *1
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long loam - I. Lasito Siohssa. Hungary.
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Liang Xuaitn. China 4 M J. Taiukisa
| 4 M I 7 i 1 J a p a n . 1 ) 1 -
I'd like to xharr a n m rt with
you.
Drapllc ihc fan lhai I'm a
confront'd hasrball freak, that I
played to rrrr in high nchnol and
t grew up watching the Boston
Celt leg. when II comm lo having
a personal favorite event when It
eomea lit high nchtxil alhlrilen.
nothing compared to the ntairtrack meets.
Maybe U' h because 1 have no
personal experience In thr s|ion.
Suffering from terminal gravity
and beinit built snmrlhlng like n
Weeble (all hough I Tall down
when I wobble), you hr men and
women who excel at track and
field raacinale me.
One rrason Is that the com
petition Is completely foreign to
me. I've no concept or what It
feels like to run that fast or Jump
that high without the help or a
trampoline.
Oranted. most nf tit htivcu'l
really had a chance to thine ut a
Riven sport, but we've had
moments that allow ut to tran
scend the b a rrie r between
weekend hark and the top comprtttore. We've all probably been
lucky enouRh to hit a home run
In a baseball Ramc. catch a |utss
In a root hall Ramc or make a shot
In basketball al one level nf
competition or another. It's that
shared experience that allows us
to sit In the stands and feel free
to criticize professional alhlcics.
“ I could'a hit that pitch."
But when tl comes to runnitiR
fast. jumplnR hlRh or ihmwInR
long, you might as well be
speaking Greek. Nothing In m y
personal experience gives me an
arrurate Idea of what ll's like lo
run a 14.25 In the 110 high
hurdles ju st as Sem ino le's
Michelle (Varson did on Friday
night in the Class 3A meet. Just
the thought of trying la painful.
Part of the appeal Is that track
and field Is one of the few purr
sports left. Given that everyone
follows the simple rules that
govern the competition, you
either win or you don't. It'a that
simple.
For example, you can argue a
called third strike or a con
troversial call In any other sport.
i n in 'hAiTNM iiM iin ''M ir i m :
I B B B IB B d rT M W J 4 4 P U V S
TB A M SM IB tK M I T U M 4 B
" T h e ehampiun. the pride,
came out. Wht-n we came in thr
hx kernxim at lullllm e. we said.
OK. let's wrap it up."
- hU giC J l lw m alter thr
Um Angeles Lakers, dow n by 2t)
|x)iuts in the wcund quarter.
i l(MM-d within 11 al halftime rn
route to u t»7 t!5 eometiaek
Victory over Health- tor a sweep
<>l 1 heir wrick with the SuperSmihk
' t r
�Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. May IS, 1H9 — SB
Rummel knocks off
First Union Bank;
DAV stiil unbeaten
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Herald correspondent
SANFORD — Joshua Watson
doubled and T r n a n r r Jenkins
hnmerrd in a rmir-run elglh
I n n i n g as K e n H u m m e t
C h e v ro le t defeated u n d e r
manned First Union Hank 12-8
In American Division action of
the Sanford Little Major Baseball
League Friday n Ifthi at Hoy
Holler Field.
Watson was also the wlnnlnft
plteher as he retired the last
elftht men he faced.
In the other game. Alton
Jenkins flrrd a one-hitter and
Quentin Hunt lilt his seventh
home run of the season as the
Disabled Americans Velerens
remained undefeated with a 18-3
victory over Sun Bank.
Phillip Fit hanks' pitching, de
fense and hitting kept First
Union In the game with Hummel
despite p la y in g w ith seven
players for most of the game.
Eubanks had a double and triple
and scored four runs. H r also
made several fine defensive
plays at (Irst base after pitching
the first three innings.
Richard Badgrt pitched the
first five Innings for Krn Hum
mel. giving up seven of the eight
First Union runs and all five hits.
Watson gave up one unearned
run and no hits In his three
Innings orrelief.
O ffe n s iv e ly for H u m m e l,
Jenkins finished with I he home
run as well as a double and Iwo
runs scored as Terrell Jackson
contributed a trldlP; a single and
Ihrre runs scored.
Watson hit a double, a single
and scored twice. Khala Addison
added Iwo singles and a run
scored w h ile D a v id H ayes
doubled and aenred a ru n .
Badge! singled and scored a run.
Alfred Harris also scored one
run.
Along with Eubanks. First
Union benefllted from a pair nr
doubles by Michael Perry, a
single and a run scored hy David
Jones. Iwo runs scored by Tyler
Blair and Cliff Branch's one run
scored.
Harald corrsspondant
SANFORD - Winning pitcher
Don Hunt scattered seven hits as
Moose knocked off Rotary 11-6
In Sanford Junior Major Hoseball
action Friday night at Chase
Park.
Lawrence McIntyre led the
Moose attack by slapping two
singles and scoring two runs as
the Moose Jumped out to an
early B-3 lead and held on for the
victory.
The first game was won by
Klwants on a 7-0 forfeit when
Hardee's failed to have enough
players show up for the game.
In the bottom or the first
Inning, the Moose scored four
runs on a McIntyre single and
live walks. But Rotary came
bark with three In the top of the
second, the big hit being a
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II H* (Wind stdadli 1 lOndaroon (Watt
Oranga) M I O ; 1 . Franklin (Palm Batch
Brauman said hr hoped that this
competition would serve as the
springboard to state champion-
ship contention next year.
Nothing that happened on Frlday dimmed that hope.
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Mary) IIM ; 1 Ivan* (touMrUg*) uaa.
1 PrskOn (Palm Baach Lakat) 111 i; 4
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(Brandon) III f; 4 Bing (Soulhridt*)
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(Vara Batch) M l : 1 Davl* (Marth Miami
Baach) M l : 4. Durmirp (HiaOah Amori
can) MS.
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111: 1. Fr*n*r (Winbr Haven) 11.1: l.
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Triple------------
Softball
In the first g a m e . F ir s t
Naxarene scored seven runs In
the lop at the first on Its way to a
12-3 victory over M arkham
Woods First Baptist.
David Wllllnk led the way for
First Naxarene with a double and
iwo slnglra. John Witcher added
a home run and a single while
Zeb W rbb had three singles.
Mike Watson. Grady Leggelte,
and Doug Lot* each had Iwo
singles, and Rest Cordell and
J e rry M arlin each had one
aingle.
For M arkham Woods. Bill
Terwllliger and Richard Walker
had iwo hits each. Ja y Hartman
had a double, and T o m
Palum bo. G ary Davis, G a ry
Walla. Joe Chambers, and Stevr
Parker all had one single.
For the Methodists in Ih r
second game, Jock El ton head
singled to drive In Brian Hurkr in
cap a two-run srventh Inning
and complete a 9-8 victory over
Maranatha.
Robert Smith k-d the way wllh
th rre hlla. B urke. Ja c k
Ellonhead. Jon EHunhrad. Mark
M ythr. and Riftrn Junes had
tw o hits r ach w hile Bruce
D a n llla . Dean S m i t h . J i m
Thomas, and Tony DeSomtler
had one hit rat h
Sam Rallies led Maratiallta
With a double and two singles.
A rth u r Jackson contributed
thrre singles. Al Campticll bad a
double and a Muglr and Mlkr
Eason bad two singles. Thad
Brooks and AtltiXl Massey each
doubled anil Evan Bai-oti. Allan
P c lrrs o n . Gr eg H a rd y , arid
Thomas Watson bit singles
Maranatha cans- tiack lo post
a 9-4 victory over the Church ol
God and drop them out ol a lie
fur first plan- A lour run lounh
a n d t w o - r u n l i f t It g a v e
Maranatha the sin
Brooks had direr hits III the
gam e lor Maranatha while
Haines and James Gill trad two
hits rach Hard)- had a double
and Jackson. Camplo-lt. Eason.
Masary and Watson bad one
slnglr cacti
For Ch u r ch ol God. T r oy
Hickson had a home run and
M fU
In the other contest. DAV led
just 2-1 after one Inning of play
but exploded for seven runs In
the second to take a comfortable
lead and move to 7-0 on the
season.
Kelvin Butler was the only
D AV player with two hits, scor
ing a pair of runs in the bargain.
George Beasley hit a triple and
scored once w hile yo unger
brother Marrus Beasley had a
single and scored twice.
Dee Dee Hampton doubled and
scored one. Corey Donaldson
had a single and scored three
times and Jenkins singled and
scored two runs. Lloyd Dixon
scored twice and Sherm an
Hudson scored once.
For Sun Bank, Gene Jackson C m lB B B lfr W H I
got the only hit. a single In the
" I nettled for third laal year
third. Jackson. Walter Gaines. and I wanted to finish belter this
Lawrence Mason, Adrian Knight year," naid M oon, who outjump
and Robert Randall each scored Butler at the regkmal meet the
one run.
week before. "L a s t year. I
lumped 48-0 and finished third.
T h is year. I Jumped 48-4 and
finished second That's good.
And I have another year.
‘‘Lewis knows I'm coming for
him. But we don't make a big
deal about It. We Just keep
working I w d . "
But Just as Butler. Moore and
double by Adaryl Jones
The Moose then opened up a Williams ore looking to improve
little breathing room with a next year, so aie the rest of the
five-run rally In the bottom of Seminotes. Going Into the meet.
the second. Bernard Sparrow
ripped a double as the Moose
knocked out five hits during the
Inning.
Hunt. Leroy Keith and Reggie
Braxton each contributed^ a
single to the Moose attack.
Scoring two runs each were
Braxton. McIntyre and Tyrone
Montgomery while Hunt. Keith.
Sparrow. Neville Fuller and J .J .
Bell added one each.
For Rotary. Jones also had a
single to go with his double and
Andre Rawlings hit two singles.
Charles Reynolds. Jamie King
and Demetrius Smith had one
single each. Rawlings scored taro
runs and King. Smith. Jones and
Jam es Bradwell scored once
earh.
Hunt, McIntyre lead
Moose past Rotary
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iwo singles while Mike Ruaytelx
add e d thr ee si ngl es. Ross
Donato. David Colon and Ja y
Klxelnberg had Iwo singles each.
Ken Ptekicalnur had a double,
and T im G u y and Jeff McDowell
had one aingle each. Clayton
Nichols addrtf m e run scored to
1he total.
Central Baptist gained Ha
share of the league lead when II
Jumped out lo a 14-1 lead and
held on for a 2D 12 victory over
the Church of God. Mike McCoy
led the way for the Baptists with
four singles.
Others who contributed to the
O n lr a l attack were John Lanier
la do u b lr and two alnglea).
Bobby Von llerbulls and llenry
K nen (three singles each). Dave
M ost. Doug Hickson. Blake
Smith, and Jay Crutchfield (a
doublr and single each), Doug
Lure (two singes), Julie Farr
(two runs acoredl and Erik Lute
(one run scoredl.
For the Church of God, G u y
had a double and two alnglea.
Donato and Nichols had three
slnglra each. Ruaulrlx and Pat
Dush had two singles rach.
Hickson and Mrltowrll doubled,
and N o rm an Platl and
Plckrlslmer had one single earh.
Colon added a run srorra.
In the final ginie of Ih r day.
piicher Carl Thorne aratlrrrd
seven singles m the Latter Day
Saints posted a 5-0 victory over
Grace Christ Ian.
Robert Wragg. Mike Putvrr.
Thom e. Carl Itm irs and Sian
Hrum lry had Iwo singles rach
lor Ih r Ijitirr U iy Saints while
Ikin Pulvrr and Bradley Hrum lry
Itad singles Ernie Wragg added
a run scored.
Fur U ra c r Christian. Erie
Ta ylo r. Ju lio Ualarxa. Je rry
Liiigrnlrltrr. Ktsi Allegro. Dave
Sam uels, %'alr Oglesby and
Nelson Pomalm ear'll hit one
s ln g lr .
r u i.f o u .r m u
I-M SM l M il
"You can write this down,"
said Williams. "We're going to
win It all next year."
State
C M t lMB B i t U l l S
shot to finish on the
all-state team In two events.
‘‘She had a great day." Gltnon said. “ She
didn't have her head on during the first part of
the discus but she came through well."
Allison Snell was the only other scorer for Lake
Mary as she took third In the 880. selling another
school record In the process. Snell ran a strong
race but could not keep up w llh the leaders.
"Allison ran a tremendous race. Those two girls
up front Just ran a better race."Oibaon said. “ The
two girls In front of her were in a bailie and
Allison wasjust off the pace.
‘T m really proud of our girls. Th is Is our
highest finish ever and I'm really happy that Am y
finished as a stale champion."
Lake Howell's Stacy Johnson aMo placed as she
took fifth In the 440 with a nice time of 38.0.
Johnson completed a string of six consecutive
years that she has placed In a alkie track meet,
doing It first back In arvrnlh grade for Trinity
Prep.
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decrees nl strength anil sllll have
si lie elTeets I n u n II. M y d<H*tnr
n o w th in k s the [x o h lc m m il)' lie
m y spleen I d o n 'l w ant In stay
m l I lie p rc d n lM iiic lu ll e a n ’l
a lln lil a sple neeliauy. Is su rge ry
llie m ily answ e r lor m e ?
D E A R R E A D E R : A n em la Is
eailseil Iiv Im ii laelnrs: llis tllll.
■ lent p ro d u ctio n nl red blood
eells Iliu m v ila iiilli nr Inin dell
e l e n e y l . r a p i d l i l m i d lo s s
th e n io rrh a g cl. impni|M'r tn m ia lin n ol le d cixp iisclcs las III
llialassem la a n d slekle eell ills
ease) or d e s liiiilln n ot a ilu ll le d
lilisid eells.
Y im evident IV have llils las)
t\|ie ol a ne m ia . In w h ic h y o u r
Ixx ly has m lsla k e n ly h is lru e le d
v iin i In n m in e sysle m In d e s tin y
I lie I i Iih h I eells
A iiln lm m im e
m ea ns "se ll a lle rg y "; iie m nlylte
r e in s in h u rs ltllg nl y n u r im rm a l
led eorpitseles lim it th is a lle rg y.
A n e m ia II ih i |rw le d I i Iimm I eells)
results
M a m m edicines. Ill
e lu d in g unillilntles. can u ig g rt
lle m n lylle anem ia. T h e e n n dillnn
ca n restill Im m Ine n m p a llh le
Ii Iih h I Iraiislnstim s
Also, eertiilli diseases, sueli as
ll l l e e l l n n s a n d c a n c e r , a re
assiM'iated w iih h e m n ly ile a n e
m ia III som e palle nls. m i ntivlnils cause call I h - discovered
In i r c a l i n g ii ii I o l tit in ii ii iheiiM ilylle anem ia, doctors al
tem p i In Interlen- w ith I lit- lu iin lin e s y s lr m 's a g g ics xlvc d r
s lr ii e ll n u nl n -il c o rp u s c le s .
I’rediilsniie. a tyjx' nl enrtlsnne.
is iise lu l lor this p m p nse and will
n lle ii " l u r i i n i l" th e lin d y 's
Im n iiin e n-sjsm se am i p rc v c u l
an e m ia .
H o w e v e r, as y o u 'v e dlsenvered. th e n - Is a Irad e-nll. Pred ls u iir has uil|ileasmit side ellee Is, i rich id lot; oste o p oro sis,
ealaraets, illahcles, ch a nge s In
luelal ehanicle ristics a n d suscep
tib ility In inlecllim .
S ince Ihe spleen Is u su a lly an
Im p o rta n t lu clu r In a g g ra va tin g
lolerale II In-cause of sliie rITeels
— sple neehm ty (re m o va l of Ihe
spleen) sh o u ld tic considered.
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MORE TKAru A M iff* AFFECTATION
B y Ja m e s Ja c o b y
W h e n you tear thul a sull w ill
lie ro lle d . Iicst declarer lechu lipie Is to lead u p lo ih e key
h lg h card al I h r cru c ia l n io m e til.
rather Ih a u |usf d ro p p in g It on
ihe lalile a nd h op ing tor Ih e tiesl.
In a recent N o rth A m e ric a n
C h a m p io n s h ip . M exican expert
G e o rg e Roseukm n/. found all
op|H irliiiilty lo ik 'tm m sira le lid s
te c h n iq u e . It's re a so n a b le lo
m i r l i six clu b s as In I h r d ia
g ra m . a lth o u g h G eorge and Ills
[ta n n e r used llir lr o w n special
m e lh iK ls In a tillin ' com p le x
b id d in g s c q u c in r.
D e c l a r e r H o s e iik r a n z w o n
d u m m y 's k in g of hearts, played
a c lu b lu c k lo Ills Jack and Ibeti
a d i a m o n d to 1lie j a c k In
d u m m y . H r re lu m e d lo Ills hand
w llh a second high H u b and
then played a d ia m o n d lo I lie
aee. Nexl came Ihe remaining
diam ond In d u m m y played
toward Ills hand Note East's
dilemma. If he ruffed, declarer
would simply play low. lailrr a
low heart Imm dummy would be
discarded on ihe diamond klnKallowing declarer tn run his
losing heart with Ihe quern of
Hulls. In Ihe actual play. Kast
discarded on Ihe third diamond.
Dertarrr look Ihe king and m lfrd
his Iasi diamond wllh the trump
queen. Although a heart was
eventually lust. South had 12
tricks and hlacniiracl.
If declarer tlrsi plays Ihe
diamond king U-lorr leading in
Ihe lack In dummy, the contract
lalls. Bust will be able lo use his
trump In rufT a winning diamond
honor, and the quesl for 12
(ricks will fall stun.
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B y R c rn lo e B e d * O s o l
Y O U R B R IT H D A Y
M a y 1 8. I B i B
You could Is- lorluualc tn Ihe
year ahead In having others look
oul lor your Inlercsls and III
helping you lo achieve Imporlain objectives. Your strengths
will come Irom I be si rung reinHon ships you estiibl Isb.
T A U R U S IA [rll 20-May 20)
Usually you're a reasonably
well-organized person who Is
capublc of ded Iml big full locus
( ii Ihe lask you perform. Howev
er. your Hticnllon s |m u might Isllmllcd loday. so I k - careful.
Know where to lisik for romance
and you'll find II. The AstroGraph Mulelmuiker Instmilly
reveals which signs are niinanlically |M‘rfeel h r you. Mall *2 lo
Maleiuuaker. e/o Ibis m-wspu|s-r. I'.o. Ikix 1H42R. Cleveland.
O il -14IOI-342H.
G E M I N I (May 2 1-June 20| Ikexlreinely euuiitnis and [irudenl
regarding side veil lures or In
vestments loday. l lils Is a criti
cal area and. II you ael wlilioul
thinking. II could lead to regrets
C A N C E R (.him- 2 1 Ju ly 22)
Your male lulgtil bring up some
Issues loday llkil coulllci with
A N N IE
by Leonard Starr
your views and opinions. T r y lo
evade Ihe Ihm sl so llial II
doesn'l tu rn Inlo a serious
argumeul.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Keep u
light lool on your gas jicdul
loday If you're iTiilsIng around
lowii. Also, n-mliid any wllh
whom you may Ik - riding lo do
the same.
VIRGO (Aug. 2 3 -Sept. 221
('n u d lllou a are still a (rifle
louehy Tor you where your
lluanees are concerned. T ry lo
llndi your expenditures today lo
real needs Instead of frivolous
fancies.
L IB R A (Sept. 23-Orl. 23) This
Is nut- of those days when you
mighi have loo many Irons In
Ihe h rr ut (III- lime. Uuallly
efforl p r o d u c e s the payoff.
quuniliy el Ion might couni for
llllle.
■CORJNO (Oct. 24 Nov. 221
You mlghl Ik - loo easily angered
lor your own gixxi loday. uol so
much by Ihe Imiuedlale event,
lint by [last misunderstandings
evoked im m uun-qulicd memo
rlcs.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Iks .
2I| Forgel alsiut trying lo keep
up wllh Ihe Jois'ses al this lime.
II you can't ulhxil lo |>aniHpalc
In (S'rtaln things a friend can,
doti'l lx- hashlul In saying so.
CAPRICORN (Ik e . 22 Ja n .
Iff) If you fall to make uu extra
HTorl today lo u|ij>reHute Ihe
other guys' point-, nl view, you
may find yoursHI in an unpleas
ant develop me n I where you urc
wlilioul allies.
AQUARIUS Man. 20 Fell, ltd
Your allltude may lx- such today
that you mlghl make Ihlngs
much harder h r yourself than
they actually an*. If this Is true.
II could uflis-i you hoih bustnesswise and sirially.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Ik
on guard loday <r else there's a
Hiatus- you mighi lx- drawn lulo
something compllcalcd that Is
uol of your ow n making. It dix-s.
however, already ulfcel several
close friends.
ARIES (March UI-April III)
Today II mlghl seem like thc
only iwo choices available to you
un* liad or won*' This assump
tion could tnlilhii you Irom
making deetsksis and severely
alhs-l youf prixtix in lly.
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People
Prepare plants before, after storm
IN B R I E F
Retirement dinner thrown for Pullln
Ihilieri M. I 'nil in. who rrcclvcel hi* early schooling in
Sanlord. was honored at a n-iirt-mrnl illtinrr on April 28 in San
Anlonlo. Texas.
I’nllln rrllrril Ironi Ills |mis III o ii ol asslstanl di'puty chief of
siall lor i m t s o i i i k 'I lor Hie U.S. Arm y llralth Se-rvle-c*
('onnnanil. after more Ilian .*15 years ol lederal servlet-. Ills
res|Ninsllill|||es no lulled dlreellou ol llie 1‘ersoimel Adilllillstrallon Program lor I lie 24.000 elvlllan employees ol Ihc
Dr-partllii-lil ol llie A rm y's nationwide Health Servlets
Command.
lie Is llie recipient ol the U.S. Arm y Order ol Military Metlleal
Merit. Iteenratlnn lor Kseepllonal Civilian Service, and awards
and ellallous Irom llie Department ol Defense anil Itepiihlle ol
Korea.
I’nllln and Ills wile. Alice Alin, reside III Sim Antonio
W a te rf ro n t a s s o c ia tio n to m a s t
The Smtnrd lllslorleal Downtown Wulertronl Association
will meet Tuesday. May HI. at (1:15 p i n al friendly Travel.
205 A K. Firsi Si.
C a s s a lb a r r y K lw a n la n s to g a th e r
Klwanls Chili ol CassellM'rry meets every Tuesday at the
Village Inn on the corner ol Dog Track Hoad and U.S. Highway
17-02 In lainiiwood. For more Inlormatlon. call N:t I -8545.
With llie nilny season Just around the
corner, n's lime in ihlnk about preparing
your landscape lo prevent damage from the
severe thunderstorms and heavy rains that
we are txiund lo recrlve. Prevention in
cludes Itasle tree care: clean-up of broken
and damaged limbs, and slaking and guy
wiring those newly plnnted trees and
shrubs.
Ilmkcu branches on trees and shrubs
should Is- sawed or prutird off to prevent
them Irom hilling down during heavy winds
mid milts. Use a sharp loot to ensure a clean
rut.
Charlie Collier, from the City of Sanford
Parks Division, suggests. “ When we prune
the tree* In Sanford, we try to open the tree
up and thin It out to prevrnt severe damage
when a heavy storm ionics. If these trees In
Ft. Mellon Park had been trimmed property
last year, the storm damage would not havebren us laid us It was."
City workers do not prune at random.
"We look lor those limbs that keep hitting
each other, since that nibbing ran en
tourage disease." Collier said. "W e also
strive for a 5- lo 7-foot clearance from the
ground so our mowers and tractors can pass
under. O ur pruning work Is ongoing
throughout theruinvseason."
Newly plunled trees should be staked up
now. Drive a stake ut least a fool away hum
the mot trail, angled away from the tree for
the strongest support. Guide the support
win- through an old plrcr of hose to prevent
the win- culling Into the tree trunk and
girdling It. Stakes should be arranged In a
triangular pattern for the greatest stability.
Mark the wires with a colorful material—
such of ribbons of fabric— so that no one will
trip over them.
Lightning Injury ran occur as well and
can be rx irrm rly variable In Its degree. The
damage may not be seen tight away and can
continue for u long time. Wutrh the trre for
several days before trying to repair dam
ages: this will allow you evaluate the extent
to which the tier has been Injured. Some
Irrt-s and palms can tie so severely damaged
Internally or below the ground that they will
be lost regardless of any treatments you can
provide.
E x c e p t io n a l r e c e p tio n
Grace Parks (left), regent for Sanford's Sal lie Harrison Chapter ot
the National Society ol Daughters ol the American Revolution,
chats with Mrs. John Buckner (center), honorary DAR state
regent, and Cynthia Drolshagen, DAR state regent. The trio
attended the combined meeting ol the Sallle Harrison and
William Duval chaptors May 8 in Altamonte Springs lor
end-ol-the-year activities
After a storm, trees and shrubs that have
been uprooted should be Inspected first for
root dumugr. Hoots that have been severely
damaged should In - pruned, but extensive
pruning should not be done at this lime.
Return the tree nr shrub lo Its original
(Misition. filling It with soil as needed and
firming It uround the root ball for support.
Do not mound soil above the original soil
line: the excess soli cun damage the tree.
A l w a y s w u t c r an u p r oo t e d plant
I kf A s A. M m c m S
Jan Henry, ol the Sanford Parle Division, amputates with a troo saw.
can Im- Idled al this time.
Shattered, broken limits Irom trees also
should tie rem oved alter the storm.
Carefully watch plants that have sustained
lightning damage until next year. Addi
tional pruning may I n- necessary later since
all damage will noi show up Immediately. It
Is noi necessary to fertlllxe right uwuv. tint a
llipild fertilizer or rmit-promollng prewitte-l
can In- used as soon us new growth Is seen.
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(Calaata Whit# la Stminola County
Extension Urban Horticulturist. Rhone:
3212500, axt. 1St.)
thoroughly after replanting. Any oilier Mill
washouls that have occurred due to Hooding
Social Security personnel used to those who fudge on age
heard that story many times.
Also, she can rest assure that
her husband will not find out
from us. Tills Is coundenllal
Infonnalton. protected from dis
closure by the Privacy A d . As
long as she can establish her
true birth date, via birth certifi
cate or other convincing docu
ments. she'll huve no problem,
lint more lm|Nirlanl. we wuut
tier lo receive exactly what she Is
entitled to— no more, no less.
LAWRENCE KEILLOR.
DEPT. HEALTN AND HUMAN
SERVICES. CHICAGO
DEAR A M Y i Your advice to
"Dcs|M-mte In Skokie" was right
on target. She was laced with the
dilemma ol admitting her true
year ot hlrtli (Itlltll lo Smlal
Security and lo her husband,
who thought she was lairii In
11)25. You told her lo come
clean, starting with the |M-ople at
Social Security. She— and others
who have lalsllleil their year of
h l r t h i n o r d e r to m a k e
themselves y ounger — should
n-memlN-r that honesty Is the
Im-s I policy.
There Is little reason for cmhnrrussmi'iil or worry ahout
explaining llie age dlscrc|taiicy
lo S<N-lal Security olltrluls: we've
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married
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a o o o u n i e ill i n l s a i i
published III Ih c S iilld u t n i l
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child w ho has s ltl kln g ly
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luss ol m y idenlleal iw in il.m g li
lers w h o a n - a year and a hall
old W h e n I have lIn- tw in s out lo
p u h llr w llli Iln-ir olili-i bro th e i.
till- t wi ns gel all the ulti ntim i
and the I n iv Is ig o m i-d M av I
DEAN MOTHER: Ch n n I su g
gesl lolls Ik -ln g a I w ill myse-ll,
m a v I aihl a o o ih c i lo m o th e rs ol
IWIIIS D o not dress ideotle.il
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gr owt h T n i s l m e.
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�•• — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. May 15, 1989
Legal Notices
Legal N o tic e !
a c o i n RAT KM OF
i W , at the Weit Front D m r ol
the Seminole County Court
home, Sanford. Florida
D A T E D thli lifts day ol May
im
IL O U R T S EA L I
M A R Y A N N E MORSE
Clerk el the Circuit Court
Seminole County. Florida
By JaneE Jaeewk
Deputy ClerS
Publish May. IS. II . I M
D E E ISS
F IC T IT IO U S N A M E !
W* the undersigned. being
duly iworn *> hereby declare
under oath Ihet the names e< all
P " l* < mtereeled In me bull
n r n or proleiiion carried on
under the name H I of Dana a
The Carter Company, m the
County id Sam mete. Slate at
Florida, and the eitent of the
mterrtt ot each are a i hdlowl
Dente Indvttrlet. Inc
l t » t Danka Circle North
SI Petonburg. F L U 1I*
Eitontot Intereil
100%
Publish' M a y ). II. Ji. if.
as
IN T H t C IR C U IT COURT. IN
A N D FOR S t NRNOSE
C O U N TY , FLO R ID A
CASE NO as I Sts CATS P
D O N A L D O B R E W E R and
NAOM I BR EW ER , hiswllo
Plaint ills,
vs
M D IL L H O DGES and NORMA
HODGES, his WIN. A M ER ICA N
S TE E L F E N C E C O . INC OF
O R LANDO, a Florida Corpora
tion. G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C
C R E D IT CORP . S TA TE W ID E
C O L L E C TIO N CO R PO R ATIO N
A F lo r id a C o rp o ra tio n .
K A T H E R I N E L SALM ONS.
G E O R G IA P A V E L . A LV IN J
F AC CH IN . L V E L L and H O L L Y
H IN T? , and JA M ES B E L L
'o S r E D M a y It. Isat
{S E A L )
M A R Y A N N E MORSE
C LER K O F TH E
C IR C U IT CO UR T
Ry JaneE Jatawic
Deputy Clerk
Publish May. II. H . ISIS D E E la
VS
M IL TO N W O L E N .J R and
MARSHA E O L E N husband
and WIN.
•N TN E C IR C U IT CO U R T O F ~
T H E t«T H JU D IC IA L
C IB C U tT. ID A H O FOR
S EM IN O L E C O U N TT.
N O TIC E O F SALE
N O TIC E IS H E R E R Y G IV E N
purtuenl N o Final Jud|mant of
Foreclosure dated May II. IN*,
entered in Civil Casa No at 1111
CA Of P ot the Circuit Court of
lha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit
In and tar Seminole County,
F lo rid a , w h a rtln Im p e ria l
Sayings Association. plemtiH,
and Milton W Own. J r and
Marsha t own. husband and
w in . are deWndantlt).
I will tell N the highest and
test bidder tor cash. In lha West
Iron! doer at the main Court
house. M l N Park Avenue.
Sentertf, f u n d s , a l II H
o'clock a m , an lha Elh day af
June. IWS. the I el lowing da
scnbpd property at set N rth to
said Final Judgment. N wit
L a i S . B l a c t ' •H ‘ ' ,
S W E E TW A TE R C LUB. U N IT I.
according N lha plat me real at
recorded In Plot thereof as
retarded In Plat Bask It. Pages
M 17 and IS. Public Records af
SernmoNCounty, Florida
D A T E D m u lllb day al May.
net
(C IR C U IT CO U R T SEAL)
A lCW rk
By JaneE Jaeawic
Deputy Clerk
Publish May. 1A I 1. H it
DE E 1ST
Su IS s ^
DIVISIO N
o in e b a l
ic t io n
CASE NO: B M M C A a t P
Florida Ear Ne. uaetr
A M E R IF IR S T F E D E R A L
SAVINGS A N D LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Ptalntilt.
ys
R ICHARD J SAVIANOand
P E G G Y R S AVIANO a l a
P E G G Y A SAVIANO. Ms alto.
S O U TH EA S T RANK, and
UNKNOW N PARTIESclalm ing
by.thrpughar under RICHARD
J SAVIANOand P E G G Y R
SAVIANO. i l l P E G G Y A
SAVIANO. whether said
UNKNOW N P A R TIE S claim at
spa usei heirs, devisees
grantees assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees or other
cleiments. ere lemed herein by
reewn el Hie le d Met they
might claim an mteretl in the
preperty encumbered by me
m prtgaw taught to ha
lerai lawd herein, which
Intomtt. II any. It mberdineto in
lime end right M Plaintiff 's
marriage I
N D TIC B OR A CTIO N
T O R IC HA R D J SAVIANO
eng P E G G Y R SAVIANO a/k/a
P E G G V A SAVIANO. hia wltoi
S O U T H E A S T R A N K , an d
UNKNOTWt P A R T IE S claiming
by, threugh er under R ICHARD
J SAVIANO end P E G G Y R
S A V IA N O e/k/e P E G G Y A
S A V IA N O whether said UN
K NOW N P A R T IE S claim as
■garnet, heirs, ieelyeet. gran
tae«. assignees, lienors credi
tors trustees or ether claim
enla. are |eln#g herein by
reasen at Me la d dial May
might claim an interest in ttw
g rw w ily encumbered by the
t n e r t g a g e s o u g h t to be
N O T IC E O F
F IC T IT IO U S NAM E
Notice Is hereby given mat we
are engaged In busrwts al P D
Bo> 130111. Longweed. F L » 1tt.
Seminole County. Florida under
the Fictitious Name af CAR E
FOR KIDS, and Rial aw Mend
to r eg iiter said namd with Hid
Clark af lha Circuit Court,
Seminole County. Florida In
accordance with the PraeWNns
el lha Fictitious Name Statuses.
To Wit: Section got at Florida
Statutes N il
CARE FOR KIDS. INC
By John E Dune then
Pres Beard at Directors
Publish May I . IL H .W . ITEF
. . . . II any. N l i Wordmoto In
lima and right w Plaintiff s
PnerTgggi Iwn. whee l residence
w
DEE SO
v
j r r a
. E
. Y
N O T IF IE D Met an ad w n is
torecleee a ioert|egf an Me
IN TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T
Caunty, Florida:
L e i )>g. L A K E O F T H E
WOODS TO W N H O U S E SEC
T I O N I Sem inal* C e un ty,
FMrlde. accardtog M Me Plat
ttwrset retarded m Plat Reek
t l . Peg* *4. *1 the Public
Retard* el Semina la Ceunly.
Flaride
he* been tiled against yew and
geu ere regulrgd to kerye a copy
el ysur written deMnses. it any.
M It an Richard K Stanton
E t g . Sutt* MM. i n t gntkeil
Avenue. Miami. FMrlde W i t .
o" or betwe June IIM. l«gg. and
tit* Me arigenet wcM Me CWrt at
Court either beMre service
’I
or t n e e ir n t e e n t n
J U D K IA L C IR C U IT
SEM IN OLE C O U N TY ,
K U
c a l i n o . w i i i c a -w p
SUN BANK, N A .as Trustee
lor tb# 0 r«n |9 County M utin g
f irw K « Authority,
Plomtift,
n
JOHN W P U R D Y Oni
BARBARA A P U R D Y , hit wife.
O M m it
N O TIC E OF U U
ii h*r*toy givon that
This nelic* shell be published
ante each week Mr Mitt comet
ulie* weeks In the Senlerd
Hereto
WITNESS my hand end seel
el Mis Caurt en the Wh day ot
May. Itgt
I SEAL
MARYANNE MORSE
Ctortel MeCeuct
l y Wendy W Catlms
Deputy C Wrk
•uMcth N
Publish
May*. II. B. It. loti
DEEM
CKL1BW TY CIPHER
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o o w m v
I W E P
H P I F I J
c w
u r
I P A I
i
O l P N .
E W E E V P E E O
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A 0
O L D
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W IL L IE JAM E S SNE F D and
C A TH E R IN E R S N F FO
SEM IN O LE D E N IA L
C E N TE R S TA TE O F
FLO R ID A BA LLAR D
HOUSING PAR TNE RS, L I D a
Florida LtmiledPartnership
d b aW INDSONG
A PAR TM F NTS
Defendants Cross Defendant.
N O TIC E OF
FO R EC LO SU R E SALE
N O TIC E Is hereby given mat
the undersigned Clerk ol the
C ir c u it Co urt ot Seminole
County. Florida will on me 1st
day of June less al II 00 A M
al the WEST FR O N T Done -.1
the SEM IN OLE County Court
house Santord Florida otter lor
sale and sell al public outcry to
the highest and best bidder lor
cash the following described
property situated in SFM INOLE
County. Florida
Lot M O A K L A N D H IL L S
A D D ITIO N according to the
plat thermf at recorded in Plat
Bool II Page SO Public Re
cords ot Seminole County.
F lor ida
pursuant to the F mat Judgment
entered in a case pending in said
Court. It » Style ol which IS
indicated above
W ITNESS my hand and ot
littal seat ol said Court mis am
day ol May. IR t
HEAD
MARVANNE MORSE
C Wrk ol the C ire ult Court
By JaneE Jasewic.O C
Publish M ay) 11 iffe
D EE f .
IN TNC CIRCUIT COURT IN
ANO FOR tEMIMOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
C A IE N O :«9*tlCA41 P
F R E E D O M S A V IN G S A N D
LOAN ASSOCIATION * F#d#r
al SEvingi and Loan Atiocia
lion.
ria .n l.tr
Vl
M IC H AEL W G ILE S and OPAL
M G ILE S h>iwif*.
Otftftdanft
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO M IC H AEL W G ILE S and
OPAL M G ILE S , hnwif*
YOU ARE N O T IF IE D mat an
action on that certain Fro
m inor? Not* dat*d July V . 199t
hat bean f)kd agamif you and
you art required to lory# a copy
©f your written d rfa n w , if any,
on Robert F Bethea liq g ire .
P la in tiff't attorney, whole
addrris it P O B ob J4D, Winter
Park. Florida JJTfO, on or before
June 7, id f . and tn* the original
with the Clerk ol thit Court
either before lervice on Plain
hit i attorney or immediately
thereafter, other wile a default
will be entered agamti you for
the relief demanded in the
Complaint or Petition
D A TE D on April ?• Iff*
M A R Y A N N E MORSE
Clerk ol Circuit Court
By Jean Bril lent
A t Deputy Oetfc
(C O U R T SEALI
Pubiith May l . l IS. IT. 1999
P E E If_______________________
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR
TNE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL.
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
ftEMINOtS COUNTY*
FLORIDA.
CASE NO. t r i m C A M P
IN RE The Mar nape ol
R O B E R T E L IN T. JR .
Petitioner'Hutband.
and
T IN A R LIN T.
Respondent Wife
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO T IN A R LIN T
lit M E R R IT T ROAD
F A R M IN G D A LE . N Y 1t7J l
YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an
action for Dissolution of Mar
na f* has been Iliad afatntt you
in Santord. Semlnoi* County.
Florida and you are required to
terve a copy of your written
defenses, it any to II. on Pet*
honor's attorney, wboa* name
Is. O A V ID L E R V IN . ES
Q U IR E , and whosa address Is.
toot E HW Y 4) 9. P O BOX to.
A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S .
BMIEOto. and file the ordinal
with the D ark af the Circuit
Court. Civil Olvltian. M l N
Park Avenue. Santord. Florida,
U r n . on or before June I. Itof,
otherwise, a Judgement tor the
reitel requested in the Petition
tor Dissolution of Marnage may
be entered against you
W ITNESS m y hand and saal
Of this court on April V . H R
M A R Y A N N E MORSE
As Clerk al ttw Court
by Jennifer P. Prico
As Deputy Clerk
(court teal)
Publish May 1. 1. t i 77. t u t
D E E I*
H I TN C C IR C U IT CO U R T O F
TN C E IR N T E E N T N JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R
S E M IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
CASE NO M I t t r C A * P
SUN BANK. N A . lor met ly
known as FL AGSMIP BANK OF
SEMINOLE.
Plaintiff.
vi
RICHAHDC SMITH,
individually.*!ui.etal,
Cdewcftorl, 1ffw- tTglliUHraFTTR*4*ftMM koMqvul«**>»•ll, fwagscwdS
|ww4dwI OTM»(KEWH I I tsmm W
YIBR
Ll«rs.1sft•v r
O A
Defendant CrnslPlemfitl
VS
baK e u m
C E N TR A L F LO R ID A. N A , a
nalianal banking carperatien.
Plaintiff.
vs
G EO R G E E H O LD IN G, el us .
a la t.
Defendro t.
N O TIC E O f SALE
Notice Is hereby given that
pursuant la Summary Final
J udgment el Foreclosure an
Weed in the above entitled cause
In ttw Clrcull Court at Seminole
County. Florida. I will tall the
properly situate In Seminole
Caunty. Florida.dmcrWad at
Lot It . Eleck H \ H ID D E N
L A K E . U N IT I D. according lo
the plat tharaet as recorded in
Plat Baak II. Pagas J ! and I*
Public Records af Seminole
Cauftty. Florida
at public saw la the highest and
Bast btddrr Mr cash al ttw watt
Ira n i dtor at the Seminole
County Courthouse, laniard.
Florida, at II M A M . an June
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T O F
T H E ISTN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN A N D FOR S C M IN C L I
C O U N TY , FLO R ID A
C IV IL N O .M I IT I C A M P
IM P ER IA L SAVINGS
ASSOCIATION.
Plain! IfI.
pyrisu«ni to tho Summary Fmai
Judgment ol For*ck»ur* and
Sul* datad Way II, 1999, and
*nirr*d in th» tauia goodmg in
ih t Circuit Court ol Rio Ctfh
fomtb judicial Circuit, in and
for W m inok County. Florida.
Civil Action No R i l l C A R F ,
»b# underlined Ckrfc util toil
*b# property lituato »n laid
County .drier iPod a i
l o t 73. H I D D F N L A K E
VILLAS. PHASE IV. according
to its* plat thereof a i recorded in
Plat Book n . Pagei H «i. ot the
Puli I it Net or dii< ot SeminoN
Courtly, H ot id«
at public tale, to the higheil and
tjril liiddrr (or cam af II 10
A M , on the Ith day o* J unt.
Cross rin nl.ll
VS
C N E O IIH R IF I.IN C .
IN TN E C IR C U IT CO U R T
IN A N D FOR
S EM IN O LE C O U N TT.
FLO R ID A
N O TIC E OF SALE
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y (Ivan
th a t, pu rsua nt la a F in a l
Judgment at Foreclosure In the
above captioned action. 1 will
tell the proparly situated In
Seminole County, Florida, da
scribed as
lo t II . Lone Pinas, according
lo me plat thereof as recorded in
Plat Boca IJ. Pago It. Public
Records at Seminole County.
Florida
at public tale, la the highest and
bait bidder N r cash, at lha Was!
Front door el the Seminole
County Courthouse In SanNrd.
Florida an Juno S. Itat si 11 M
AM
C L E R K C IR C U IT CO UR T
By Jana E Jatawic
Deputy Clerk
Publish May. IS. It , 1WS
D E E ISS
C IV W
IN T M t CIR C U IT COURT
O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT.
IN A N O F O R
S EM IN O LE C O U N TT.
F LO A IO A
CATE NO R t h l C A l t F
BANC BOSTON M ORTGAGF
COR PO R ATIO N a Florida
corporation the successor by
merger toSTOCK IO N
W H A T L E Y D A V IN A
COM PANY, a Flutcdr
corporation.
N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT IO U S NAM E
Notice is hereby given that we
are engaged in business at m i
W att llh Street. Seminole
County. F lo rid a under the
F ic titio u s Nam e el F IR S T
IM P R E S S IO N S E A R L Y
CH ILD H OO D D E V E L O P M E N T
C E N T E R , and Ihal wa intend to
register said name with lha
Clark al lha Circuit Courl,
Seminole County, Florida in
accordance with the Provisions
el t t » Fic til loos Name Statutes
T a W II Section M l OS Florid,
statutes its?
il'M eta R Breaki
rt/Jamas Huge Breaks Jr
Publtih May I. IS. f l. 1*. teas
D E E ST
Danya Indmtrlet. Inc.
By NIchotatM Arlarai.
dee
Legal Notices
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M W N W M V
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P H I VIOl/S S O L U T IO N ' A go c* tln c lly a case ol rrund
matin* II you don't m ind, it duwsn I m allei
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N O TIC E O F SALE
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that on the ath day ot June, tfff.
at It 00 A M . at the West Front
Door ol the Seminole County
Courthouse, at Santord. Florida,
the undersigned Clerk will offer
tor sate the lollowmg described
property
Lots » and 7. Bkxk J. € J
W H IT E ’S SU BDIVISIO N , at
cording to ttw plat thereof, as
recorded »n Plat Book 7, Page
Public Records ot Seminole
County, f lor ida
logerhrr with the tenements,
h e r e d it a m e n t s a n d ap
purtenaners
The aforesaid sate will be
made pursuanl fo a Fin al
Judgment entered in Civil No
M J U / C A O f P in the Circuit
Court ©t the Eighteenth Judicial
Circuit, in and tor Seminole
County, Florida
D A T E D this ath day ol May
tm
M AR YA N N E MOHSf
Clerk ol hie Circuit Court
By JaneE Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Publish May I IS >f*V
D E E ts
Legal N otices
Legal N otices
Legal N o tlc « »
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
tn t wt cm cu iT to u t? o r
Notice it hereby given that I
Nolle# it hereby given that I
am engaged in business at t il l
am engaged in busvwst at P O
Atfonro Circle. Winter W ings.
Bos H U M Oilaruta F L I 3SI4.
Seminole Count,, Florid# under
Fla 37f0r. ^emtnoie CounTy,
the fidilious Name ol H IV
F ine Ida under the ftcliftout
NO T EXPRESSIONS, ond Ihal I
Name of M O R TG A G E SAVERS
intend lo register said name
O f A M ER ICA CO N SU LTANTS,
with the Clerk of the Clrcull
and that I intend to register said
name with the Clerk of _lha . — toutI. Seminole County, F lor__
Circuit Court. Seminote County,
In accordance with ttw Pro
visions of the F k liln u s Nam*
f for ida in accordance with the
Provisions ot the Fictitious
Statutes T o w n Section 1st Of
1 land* Statutes It i l
Name Statutes, To Wit Section
MS Of Florida Statutes itl?
t Mdi hell n Marc us
ft Denise Hatpp Natale
Publish M a, II 13. n June 1.
Publish May 1ft 77 7« June I.
tw t
D EE 1S4
iftf
C IT Y OF
D E E tit
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice Is hereby given that I
am engaged in business al 341
Dublin Or . Lake Mary. FL
J3' 4» Seminole Count,, rlovida
under ttw Fictitious Name ol
t a k e
a
b r e a k
f u l l
SER VICF V E N D IN G , andthai I
intend to register said name
with the Clerk ot Itw Clrcull
Court. Seminole Count,. Florida
in atiordame with the Pro
visions of ttw Fictitious Name
Statutes lo W H Section a il Of
f lor Ida Statutes ltS7
s Mo, L Wile,
Publish M a, IS II IW June S.
ISOS
D E E 110
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Notice it tiereby given that I
am engaged in tunmefs at P O
Bos tftOl*. Lake Mary FL
37to!. Seminole County, Florida
under ttw Fictitious Name ot
F U T U R E CO N CEPTS and that
I Intend to register said name
with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, Seminole County. Florida
in accordance with the Pro
visions aI the Fictitious Name
Statutes To Wit Section M l 09
Florida Statutes i»V
S1Anthony Hutera
Publish May II. 77 to June !
1*99
D EE 119
IN T N E C IR C U IT CO U R T
O F T N E E IR N T E E N T N
JU O IC IA L CIR C U IT.
IN AN D FOR
SEM IN O LE CO U N TY ,
FLO R ID A
C IVIL A CTIO N NO
w wet c a eg l
D u v a l TE D E R A L SAVING*
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a
United Statoi <o,po, el ion,
Pieinl.lt
v*
JO S E P H R R EAD JR e tu i .
Drlmdenfs
AMENDED
N O TIC E OF SALS
N O TIC E is fwryby gtyyw the!
pursuant to ttw Summer, Final
JudgttWflt of Eo.oc losur, ond
Sow oniorod in ttw <*uso pond
tng in ttw Circuit Court of ttw
Etgntoontn Judinoi Circuit, in
ond for Sominofo C o u n t,.
F lo r id * . C iv il A ctio n No
kk 30*1 CA Ot L, ttw undor signed
Clork will soli ttw proporf,
situotod in said Count,, do
senbodos
L o t 111, H o w .it K ronen
Broads, according to ttw plat
ttwroot as rocordvd in Plat Book
I*. Pages It ond II, Public
Records of SominoW Count,.
Flo, Ido
at public saW. to ttw tugfwst ond
boil bidder lor cash ol I I M
oclock A M on ttw ith do, ol
Juno, IMS al ttw Wail Front
Chair ot ttw SominoW Count,
Courthouse. Santord. Florid*
D A TE D this 10th da, ot M at,
IN*
C L E R K OF TH E
C IR C U IT COURT
(MARYANNE MORSE
B , Jon* E Jatawic
Depul, Clark
Publish M * ,. It. » . IN*
P E E let______________________
IN T N E C IR C U IT CO U N T
IN A N D TO N
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
CASE N O : M I M I C A ** L
GRACE C U N D B L O M .
as TrusNe.
Plemlilt,
VI
D AVID L F U LG H U M A DIANA
B F U LG H U M . TH E U N IT E D
S TA TE S O F A M E B ICA .
O EP A R TM EN TO FTH E
TR E A S U B Vend TH E S TA TE
OF FLO R ID A.
Defendants
N O TIC E OF M L *
N O TIC E IS H E B E B V G IV E N
that pursuant lo a Summery
Final Judgment el Faroe knurs
dated May *tti. Itgt m Case No
M U I ) C * M L. In ttw Circuit
Ceuct in and ler Seminole
C e u n ty, F le rid a . In which
GR AC E C LIND BLO M . it the
P la in t if f and D A V ID L
F U L G H U M A D IA N A B
F U L G H U M . *1 al . ere the
•III sell to ttw
and best bidder tar cash
at ttw dtotl Front Oder el ttw
SominoW County Courthouse m
Santord. Etorto*. al II N A M
on lha Ith day *1 June. Iset the
following described reel pro
party as tot forth in ttw Summe
r y F in a l Ju d g m e n t ol
Faroe towr*
L O T A It ttiel parcel *1 tend
lying In Section IS. Tennthip M
South. Range 13 Eatl. SominoW
Ceunty, Florida. dttcrlbM et
totlows From the SKY earner of
said Section It. Aim NarNi «M M
tool to a point en the cantortirw
ot ttw M toot Rtghl of Way of
Oscooie Bead. Mwnce run East
M M toot to ttw fe e l Right of
Way line af Otceela Reed,
thence rieiatong dial East Bighl
of Way low of Osceola Read.
North IIM M toot to to# Point ol
Beginning, thonc* run North
307CJ tool, thence leaving said
of Way Ime et Osceola
run East ISIOM toot,
ttwnc* run South 307 c l tool,
thonc* run West M U M toot to
the Point of Beginning
Let A f That portal of lend
lying m Section IS. Township 30
South. Bong* I I East. SominoW
County. Florid*, dotcrlbad ot
loiiont From ttw SW corner el
said S c rim 10. Hun North Mfi 00
feet to o point on ttw ten toil, no
ol ttw » loot Right of W a, ot
Oscoda Road, ttwnce rim East
M M toot to the East Right of
Way lino ot Oscoolo Road
ttwnc* rim along ttw East right
of Way line of Oscoolo Road.
North If M If tool to ttw Pomr of
Beginning ttwnce run North
30' S3 tool rheme leaving t*>d
Right of Way line ot Osceola
Road run East 1010H leei
theme run South 307 al feel,
theme run Brest 1010 ■ leei lo
1 ttw Point of Beginning
D A TE D this lOfh day of M a,
LAKE MARY, FLORIDA
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC NEARINO
N O tlC T IS H F R f B Y G IV E N
!i, ttw Cit* Commission ol ttw
Cit, ol l ate M ar, Florida that
sa>d Commission will hold a
Public Healing on June I. ISOS
at 7 00 I’ M or as soon thereat
ler as (vissihle lo cdnsidrl a
ceguesl horn Terry Hagen and
Neal Harris Owners and On Sile
A m e ric a n H o ld in g s
Inc
Appltcenl lor Site Plan revie*
I V i c t o r i a S q u a r e ) wi th
v a r i a n c e s lo C h a p t e r
IS7 OtlF ll l l l b l l a
c and 3
iandsrapmg Hequittd Mater i
als lor Butler Type C 1 Chapter
IS7 Oil A 1111 me ceasing mar
imum allowable impervious
surlare from f l pefirvil to u i
perrenl Chapter III Ap*wndn
It Seri,on 11A 1 redrmng park
ing spare length irom iwenl,
1301 leei lo eighteen ; Id I feel
lor property desrntwd as per
the attar led legal descr Ip!ion
C O M M C N C E A t I HE
SO U TH EAS T CORNER OF LOT
41 A
S A N F O R D SUB
S T A N I T A l FAR M S AS RE
C O R D ED IN P L A T BOOK *.
PAGES S3 AND *3 PUBLIC
R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E
C O U N TT. FLO R ID A TH EN C E
S M ’ 14 I I W A L O N G TH E
SOUTH LINE OF SAID SAN
fO R D SU BSTA N TIA L FARM S
A O ISTAN CE O l 31443 F E E T
TO A PO IN T ON THE WEST
R IG H T OF WAV L IN E OF U S
H IGH W AY I l f ! SAID PO INT
a l s o b e in g
th e
p o in t o f
BEGINNING
THENCE
S 40*41 10 W A L O N G SAID
WEST MIGHT OF WAV LINE
A D ISTANCE OF 4*0*4 F E E T
T H E N C E N 00*01 IS W
A
D ISTA NC E O l 11407 F E E T ,
•homo S 00*11 M W . A DIS
T A N C t OF I I 00 F E E T
THE NC E S If*H II W
A
D IS TA N C E O l 1*3 41 Feel
T H E N C E S 00* 13 00 E A
D IS TA N C E O l 3100 F E E T .
Them* S O f j* 1! W TO A
P O IN T S H I M F E E T TO A
P O I N T .
T H E N C E
NM*04T 4 W . A D ISTANCE OF
M 31 F E E T TO A P O IN T ON A
CUR VE H A V IN G A TA N G E N T
B E A R IN G OF N *4*13 II"W
t h e n c e
n o r t h e r l y
a l o n g t h e a r c o f s a id
C U R V E
C O N C A V E
, h a v in g
A RADIUS OF M R F E E T . A
northwesterly
c e n t r a l
a n g l e
i*0*J4 k0 ". A O ISTAN CE OF
301 M F E E T T O A PO IN T OF
REVERSE CURVATURE
THENCE NORTHERLY
A LO N G TH E ARC OF A
C U R V E
C O N C A V E
N O R T H E A S T E R L Y H A V IN G
A RADIUS OF I I M F E E T . A
C E N T R A L A N G l E OF
13*3141 . A O IS TA N C E OF
31II F E E T TO TH E PO IN T OF
TANGENCY
SAID POI NT
B E IN G ON IH E E A S T E R N
R I G H T OF W A Y L I N E OF
P U G H S T R E E T IM R S I ROAD
BY P L A T )
THENCE
N 00*04 14 W. A LO N G SAID
E A S T E R N N IG H T OF WAT . A
O ISTAN CE OF 14*0 F E E T TO
TH E S O U TH W E S T CORNER
O F L O T 13. L A K E M A R Y
WOODS. AS R E C O R D E D IN
P L A T BOOK 1*. PA G E S 31
TH R O U G H 40. P U B L IC RE
CORDS OF S E M IN O L E
C O U N TY . FLO R ID A . TH E N C E
N tt* B i r E . L E A V IN G SAID
R IG H T OF W AV L IN E AN D
A LO NG TH E SOUTH L IN E OF
SAID LO T 31. A D ISTA NC E OF
1 0 0 10 F E E T T O T H E
S O U T H E A S T C O B N E N OF
S A I D L O T 17; T H E N C E
S 00*11 40 E A L O N G T H E
W EST L IN E O F LO T 10 OF
SAID L A K E M A R Y WOOOS A
O IS TA N C E OF M 34 F E E T TO
T H E S O U TH W E S T CO R NER
OF SAID l O I 10 TH E N C E
N 40*4110 E . A LO N G T H E
SOUTH L IN E OF LOTS IB 0
AN O • O F SAID LAK E M AR Y
W O O D S . A D I S T A N C E OF
* 0 3 10 F E E T T O T H E
S O U T H E A S T C O R N E R OF
SAID LO T 0
THENCE
N 1**11 40 E . A L O N G T H E
SOUTH L IN E OF LO T 7 OF
SAID LAK E M A R Y WOOOS. A
D ISTA NC E O F I I M F I I T TO
T H E S O U TH E A S T C O R N E R
O F SAID L O T >. M I D P O IN T
B E IN G ON TH E WE S T
R I G H T O F W A V L IM E O F
WE LOON B O U L E V A R D ( E A S T
RO AD B Y P L A T ). TH E N C E
S B O TB I I E . A L O N G T H E
M I D W EST R IG H T OF W AY
L IN E . A D IS TA N C E OF *****
F E E T T O T H E P O IN T O F
IN T E R S E C T I O N O F TH E
WEST RIGHT O F WAV LIN E
OF W ELDON BOULEVAR D
IE AST RO AD B Y P L A T ). W ITH
T H E N O R TH R IG H T O F W AY
L IN E O F U S H IG H W A Y II M.
TH E N C E S W « 1 ig W A LO NG
T H E S A I D N O R T H
H I G H ! O l W A , LINfc A
0131 A N ck O r *a* 0* FfckT I I I
TH E P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G
CO N TA IN IN G IB IM ACRKS.
M ORE OR LESS
The Public Hearing will b*
hold m the Commitsren Cham
bets *1 IM North Country Club
Rood. Lake Mary. 3 lerIda The
Public I* invited to attend and
bo heard Said hearing may be
continue tram Imre to time until
a Imai recommend*lien it made
by ttw City Commission Cmtlecl
the Planning Deportment ol
Lake Mery C it, hell tor further
informal bn ol (M il I I ) ITW
A TA P E D R ECO R D OF THIS
M E E T IN G IS M AD E BY TH E
C I T Y FOR ITS CO N VE
N IE N C E THIS RECO R D M AY
N O T C O N S TITU TE AN ADE
Q U A T E R E C O R D FOR
PU R PO S ES OF A P P E A L
FR O M A DECISIO N M ADE BY
TH E C I T Y W ITH R ESPECT TO
TH E F O R EG O IN G M A T TE R
A N Y PERSON W ISHING TO
E N S U R E T H A T AN ADE
O U A T E R E C O R D OF T H E
P R O C E E D I N G S IS M A I N
T A I N E D F OR A P P E L L A T E
PURPOSES IS A DVISED TO
M AXE THE NECESSARY AH
mangements
at
his
HEHOWNEXPENSE
M A R Y A N N E MORSE
C LE R K OF THE
CIR CU IT COURT
MY JaneE Jasemc
As Depul, CWrt
Publish M a , II 73 it**
D i r IM
of
envoi
F l o r id a
s Carol ( doards
Cit,Clerk
Dale M a, IS lets
Publish M a, IS Ivet
O F F 113
lake m ary
or
f N t 1ITH JUOICIAL
CIACUIT IM AMD 900
SIM IM O Lt COUNTT.
FLORIDA
C A S IN O 17 4797CA 99 L
A M I RICAN SAVINGS ANO
LOAN ASSOC I AT ION OF
F LORIOA « f toKM
corporation
------------------------------------minim?.”
vs
S IF V f NflAAS M a i,
0*tonct*n1s
AMCNOCO
NOT 1CI OF SALt
m m
NOTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant fa an Ordn Scheduling!
f orec leisure Sal# #nfored in Shis
cauir» no* pending in said
Courl, they ilyle of which is
indicated above
I will sell fa the highest and
le i! bidder tor cash in the lobby
ot the S E M IN O LE County
Couflhaw al fhe west Iron!
dkm» ol the Seminot# County,
Cmjfthou\e Sanford Florida, at
11 CH) A M on the ith day ot
June, 1W9, the following d*
imbed properly as set forth in
said Order or Final Judgment,
to mil
lol 4 RIVER RUN Section
Three according to the plat
thereof as recorded m flat Book
71 Tages 41. 47 41 and 44
Public Records ©1 Seminole
County Florida
DATED at Sanford, Semtnole
County I lor ida this I Ith day of
May 1999
MARVANNE MORSF.
As O ff k, Circuit Court
Seminole County,. Efor ida
I1y JaneE Jasewic
At Deputy Clerk
Publish May 11.77 1999
DEE 144
N o t ic e o r
FORECLOSURE SAL!
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
purtuanl to a Fma) Judgment of
foreclosure dated May 11. 1999
and ent er ed in Case No
M 7494 C A 09 P ot the Circuit
Courl of the llth Judicial Circuit
m and tor Seminole County,
Florida wherem. A M E R I C A S
MORTGAGE SERVICING.
INC ♦ a Florida corporation,
f k/a F I R S T F A M I L Y
M O R TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N
OF ELOR IO A. a Florida cor
p o r a t i s n . p la in t if f and
G R E G O R v J BA N D EN and
---------------- . spouse, it any. If
alive, and if either of them be
dead, all parties claiming infer
esf by, through, under er against
them, and parlies having or
claiming to hay* any right, title
or interest in the property de
scribed herein. G A T E W A Y
TELCO CR ED IT UNION.
D AN BU R Y M IL L HOMEOW N
ERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and
U N I T E O S T A T E S OF
AM ER ICA are defendants f wilt
sell to the highest and best
bidder fee cash in the lobby ot
the Count y Cour thouse in
Seminole County, Florida at
11 00 o clock A M on the 9th day
of June. 1999 lha following de
scribed property at set forth in
ia«d Final Judgment, to wit
LO T *9. D AN BU R Y M ILL.
U N IT ONE according to the plat
thereof as recorded in Plat Book
10. Paged! 97 through 94 of the
Public Records of Seminole
County, Florida.
A N D Including the buildings
and appurtenances located
thereon, and together with the
furniture, furnishings and fit
lures situate therein and totaled
DATED this 1199s day ot May.
1999
MARYANNE MOTTLE.
CLERK OF LAID COURT
B , JarwE Jaseoxc
Deputy Clerk
Pubttib Ma,. li .lt . IW*
OEE IS!
MOT ICE OB
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nolle* It horobv giro* trial I
am ftiffgstl in business of 310
Fltbor Rd . Winter iprinat.
Lem mol* County. Florida under
the Fictitious Nam* ot B IG
BUCK CO N LTR U C TIO N INC .
ond ttiol I inland to rogittor said
nam* witti Mi* Clark et lb*
Clrcull Court. Lorn tool* County,
Florid* In accordant* with to*
Provisions al III* Fictitious
Nam* Statutot. To Wit Lection
B33 0» F torto* Ltatutos TM7
's 'Jim D Hartman
Publish April ta. May 1. 1. IL
not
DEO I I I
N O TIC E OB I H E I I F F ' t IA L E
N O TIC E IL H E R E B Y G IV E N
•hat by virtu* ot tool certain
of € teculwn issued oul ot
and under Hi* teal H to* Circuit
Caurt at B revard Ceunly.
Florida, ipan a final lodgement
rendered in ttw aton s ald caurt
an ttw **i day *• January A D
IN*, m tool certain case en
titled. Regency Premium Fl
nance Camgany, Platntill,
— v t — Nalianal Indemnity
Company. |am*i F Blake and
■toko * Anaclatof Insurance.
Inc Ottondanl. which akorotaid
Writ at Elocution was delivered
to rn * * * tharitt at Laminate
r, Florida, and I have
too torlewmg dt
kcribtd property owned By
James I Bloke, said property
being located In tamlnal*
C e u n l y . F l o r i d a , m a r*
p a rtic u la rly described as
All rigid, till* and mtor**l at
S ka
las I k . *— H -------1___
■■N NwWNni m
WW ipiNWNIf
descr Wad garianal prapart,
I N I Mercedes Bant Four
Door. Tag kto OR HatJ. VIN
BABnUBam o*
ot Lorn Ina il County. Florid*,
will at II W A M an to* tam
day *1 May. A D IM f. attar tor
sal* end toll to to* highest
bidder, tor cash to hand suOieci
to any and all aiifltog lain*. *1
toe Front (WestI Daw at to*
•top* at toe IwntinaN County
Courthouse in Laniard F ler id*,
the above described perianal
That fold sale is being mad*
to sal,sty to* terms ot Sato dttil
et Ekaculian
John E Polk. Lhrrill
Lommeto County, F tor Id*
Published April 1*. May 1.1. II
Wito to* Hi* an May II. TNI
DEO It!__________________
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notts# is hereby given that I
*rn engaged m busHwsi al kto A
O r i e n t * A s * . A l t a mo n t e
Springs. F l )!'• !. iominoto
Count y. F lo rid * under the
Fictitious Nome ot F A B R I
TE C H , and that I intend to
register said nam* with to*
Clork ol the Circuit Court.
Lorninolo Ceunty. Florida in
*< cordam* with to* Previsions
ol to* Fictitious Nam# Slelufos
ToWcl Lee I ion *fi *f Florida
itolutos 1**7
s Jon W Richeswi
Publish Mar < • IS 71. lif t
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CLASSIFIED A D S
Seminole
Orlando •Winter Park
3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ______________________ 6 3 1 - 9 9 9 3
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
11 N d M M RfR N B M . . E t c a E m
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area 7AM fo6PM, ell ages
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ond outgoing NcmsmoklngHL
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Labor World * progressive
ond highly successful national
industrial Tomjwrary Help
Lervice. is continuing its
eaponswn in your or** We
a re seek i ng p t o p l e tar
sales'tot vice positions who
a re a m b i t i o u s , h i g h l y
mol ivoted and possess loader
ship qualities Wo otter an
esc eitent salary, commission
ond kanolit program II you
or* interestod. ottos* direct
your resume to P O Bos 1701
Orlando. F torMN3SN1
L fg a l N o tlc d i
N O T IC E OB C L A IM OB L IE N
V E H IC L E
TO A E G IL T IR E D O W H E R
Cloy H Anderson
I N Golden Days Clr.
Cass*Worry, F L U 7f 7
LIEN O R
Tramca Transmission
fISN. IF f t
Lang wood. F L W 7W
Tetaghan* IN I) 111 MM
D E K R IP T t O N OF V E H IC L E
1* Toyota Pick up
VIN M 7J*
Trente* Transmission
S4ML Orange
Orlande. FL
Each *1 you t* TtoroBy notified
pNtod a* ot y/*/N to too tmeimt
at LSM M and storag* charges
accrued to dak* to ttw fm*unt tt
*43* at N r a total claim a*
t**3 to Pwywmwt to the liowar
prior to The grqpaMd dale al
tato *1 toe vohicia *i ma each
turn a* M f l N glue Tier age
charge* accruing at (ha rat* *1
U N gar day Want to* dot*
ho turtle ford to
The lion claimed by tb*
mod Honor It tubiacl to
antorcamant pursuant to B.L.
I I I N L and unless saw vohicia
tt radnmad Tram t*W Man by
poymvn* 00 p w n v
iw , RW
■bom described vohkto may b*
said to tatisTy toe IM . tl toe
vehicle it nel rodeamad tram
said I M a* allowed by law. Bw
above d*»igw*tod Honor pro
pesos to tall tb* vehicle at
Al puMlc tato to M ho4d *4
Trinse* 3*M t. Orange A**.,
commencing el • N a m . an Rw
It day at June. IN*
You at* further notified Mai
to* owner at toa vehicle or any
person claiming an interest Ui *r
Im to*men hat a rgtit to a
haarbig at any lima prior to to*
pmgatad u tchadutod date *4
tato hy tiling a demand tor
hearing with mn Clem *1 to*
Clrcull Caurt in ttw (aunty m
which Rw vehicle I* held, and
mailing copies *F the demand
tor haermg to all other earners
ond iw n vi ot mttoctod an ttw
notice. Rial to* owner *1 toa
venul# hat a right to recover
pasaaesM *1 The yohteto without
instituting ludKiai praraadingi
by anting bond m accwdonce
with the provisiont d F t
31**11 at toa Mptor Vahicl*
Repair Ace, any proceeds trim
tale *4 to* venule rymoinmg
alter payment at eh* amount
claimed to be dm and awmg to
ttw Iwnar will be dopevtod with
to* Clark *1 to* Ctrcud Caurt at
disposition upon cowl ardor
pursuonttof L 111 M il41
Oatod This 73th day a* April,
lay*
Publish May It I M
O E E 1*3
V9» T t R p r a r i Itnrkts has
immadtafo |obs tmm Santord
to Altamont# Call today, work
Call 479 9799
Lggal N o tlc a t
NOTICE OB
FICTITIOUL NAME
Not ice it horaby y w n tool w*
or* ongoged In butbwtt *1 P O
Bo* 13*1. Oviedo F L ItlkS.
Lemtnofo County. Ftorida under
the Fictitious Nam* *1 LIQ U ID
G L A M OF F LO R ID A, and Ihal
w* intend to register said nam*
With to* Clerk at to* Circuit
Caurt. l am inate County, Flaride
v is M s *4 to* Ftctlttou* Name
Ltatutos. Ta W It: Lection M S N
Ftorida Ltatutos IM t
/s/Judith L. Eck
/s/Michatl L Eck
Pubiith May A (A N . It . I M
OEE N _____________________
NOTICE OB
BICTITMMILNAME
NaTtc* Istwrtbi given that wa
i busmru at *33
Oscowta L I. AITamant* Lprmgt.
Lam matt County, Florida under
to* FkTittows Nam* al FINAN
C IA L IN D E P E N D E N C E
MORTGAGE C O . and that w*
tntond la ragtksar tatd nans*
with ttw Clam al Bw Ctrcuit
Caurt, LwntnaN CounTy. Flarld*
in accordance with lha Pm
vlstans al eh* FiclltWut Name
Llatutes. Ta WH: Lochon B U M
Florida L W iib s lw
/t/g**ll A. Oawdnay
/k/R*n Benton
Puhitsh: May A IL H . N. I M
DEE *7
NOTICE BB
FICTITIOUL I
Nolle* it harm | glean Thai I
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Lew
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Of coaly Tr . Cassatoarn . Ft*
137*7. temlnole County. Ftorida
under ttw F tellHaul Ham* al
E V E R B R I T E H O M E IM
PROVEMCNT. and That I in
land to rtgittor told ham* with
to* Clark *1 Rw Circuit Caurt.
LanilnaH County, Ftorida
*1 lha Ftctlttou* Nam* Ltatutos.
T*WH LacTM ( U N Ftorida
Ltatutos t*S7.
/s/Oavtd A Wardwgl**
Publish May I. A IL H . IN I
DEE M_____________________
NOTICE NB LM BBW FtLAlS
NOTICE IL MCEEEV GIVEN
That by virtu* *1 Thai certain
Writ *1 Em cutM Nsuad out at
and undw Rw eaat W ttw Ctrcuit
Court *1 Lemmai* Ceunty.
Flarld*. man a I mat lodgement
r*nd*md In lha atom said caurt
an «ha Urd day al May. A D.
IMA in that certain earn an
titled. Ltrvc Can Larvtce*. lac .
# Flarld* carpero*M. Plain
titt/Cauntor Datondanl. - * * Building EntorprtoatN Flarld*.
I n c
. P a I a n
daul/Cauntor Plalntltt, which
•tores*id Writ at f sacwtM was
dadmmd to me as Lhorin al
Lamlnato Caunty, FtorMa. and I
d pmparty aunad by
LlrucCan larvicas. Inc., tald
praparly being lacaled In
LemlrwN Caunty. Ftorida. mam
p a rtic u la rly described a*
toltows All right, trtto and Hitor
•*l al datondanl Strut Can
Laryicat-lnc mttwtaitowing
(II I M Far* F IN Pick Up
Truck. (II Canerose Mi ear. (II
Whaalharraw*. ( I ) Central*
Pump with TSaset . Ill Tranch
Packer, it) Lcaltoidinf s wito a
Poles (I I TNI Bmcat Clark
at Lam Inal* Caunty. Ftorida.
•ill at it n a m an ma tam
day at May. A D I M . pltor ear
sola and N il to lha highest
bidder, tar cash In hand sublet*
to any and ail ansiuig toms, al
toa Front iWosi) D m
al ttw
stops *4 toa Sominoto County
C«, u toa use « Lantord. Ftorida
ttw M ain drsenbad parson*!
property
Thai sato saw is being mam
to satisty toa b rim al saw Wr il
o4C*atuhan
JohnE Path. Ltwritt
Leminoto Count,. Florida
Publish Ma, I. ■ IS n w,to
too Sato an M o , 14 I M
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Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday. May 15 19P9 - ?■
n-Ht»w w ttd
7 1 -H t lp Wanted
CASMKRSEVEIHM SHIFT
Major tmployar in Santord
* ftl n m h a n tm b lm lor 1st
w in W g w tn H roo d Sam*
Idling 14 SO hr BonofililColl
Trond T unpororttt. Mo log
Eap not nacattary Starling
salary M i l hr d h n /a ttk
CASMCRS
pari tlmo pmilion* oprn oltgr
Ing aborg aygragg wage*. full
bonolil patkagot. titonslve
training program 4 ad,an
cgmgntcpporlunlllatl Apply
Handy Way Fatd Mara. Ml E
l*lh S t, Sarttord ar yoor
naaigtl Handy Way tatottaal
if N EEDED
Immgdiol* opgrangtl Wv'rv
tooklng tor people to wort lint
4 M o ld th llli Overtime
avallabto fhit It 0 long form
p ro i«t In Sontard' Lorgwaod
Gogol wort onvlronmtnlt
Good band*** (oordinotion
u n d id
C o ll T r o o d
T m »dor on ot « M MOO l Mo t n )
CHILD CMC WOm*
F spar lanced Sanlord arga
Mutl ha*a tolt of tnargy Call
tor appotolmgnl
m SMB
i!
CHILD CMC NOMCR
Pul your electronic end
mechanical skills to good uw
II you can solder, itulf board!
of do light assembly and want
to wort ft 10 hourt/wh call
I I I filter apply In ptr ton
4tB Technoiogy Part. I t Mary
AI wi accepting applications for
lull time night shift
Sun AM only . P »d Lt Mery
Presbyter tan Chruch t il m
CLULHIM KRSM
For Fridey! Marttiam Woods
eree Cell coliec IBM 734 9470
c u l t , tart t i k i
MtTSITTCR MEDEDl
In my homo for 4 4 f year old!
lor lummtt Reference! re
quired Call 1 » 4244 alter
M O P M tid i h r Karen
Mm m u i
f ■per l* need only F ir if
Veminote Bant. Late Mary
Call tor Appointment, 110 0110
MI'S
Aa a
For physician's attic* to San
lord Monday Friday
I MUM
____ Call Ml raa
CLERK TYPIST
Variety ol dullgt Incl milch
board A mail Mutl lypg M
WPM. bo high tchool grad 4
nontmokar Work In a "F U N "
dopt alKlchPlan Apply:
M l W. Ill* SI . Santard
CM't/HOMI HEALTH AI0CS
WANTA WORK?
Psychiatric nurse weeded al
Seminole Community Mental
H ealth C e n te r'! C r u e t
Stabilization Unit In Sanford
We otter competitive lalary
and excellent benefit!
________ C dP W -iN f________
BOOB It 1C P I R
Local butinei!! Save on oat
and 11me I Tate charge here!
Diversified duttet lor the va
rietv tover l Call today!
Lot t ot home cere end tie I
ling available in Orange end
Seminole countie! WANT TO
BE PAID EACH DAY? Bring
thi! ed lor free vign up gift
Cell Jectie todey) 740 \1t*
MEDICAL PEBtONNEL POOL
KictM fe Building, 17 91
Mfttend, F lorMe
C M ! 4 M'S
P U L L T IM E
em ploym ent
f R R .IIR It,
m in i
P O IIT IO N t
m
u tfe ntMSS:
OOOO BENEFITS. STEADY
•RMCHOPOW O
AND DEPENDABLE PEO
P LEN EED EO . APPLY NOW
• I I I MOVE (Nonunion)
• WETRAIN1 F T'P t
• Applicator* Naadad
• Menagam*nt/S#to*.*t£
g French,*. Avallabto
c a m n a a a n ti_______
HilOtayan Haalfh Cara Cantor
RUMMER
A ll I r a d a t . C a r l b b a a n
it land*/ Local. TeSTt'hr
Thit I! a diversilied position!
Must have valid Florida
chauffeur’! license
lowaiTTTatoanBoiMiit
CRT TRAINEE
STM art I Fanlathc company
la |Q*n' Ggngral all it a dullatl
Chanct to toarn w nputorl
C U M IM K ltO W K l
Looking tor parson* who grg
dependable end thorough
AAA EMPLOYMENT
raw.rakst.
aircraft acna u M
You Mil alto bo rotponilfeto
tor mlscallenaosrs duties
Thoig a n lull lung position*
toegtod al tha Sanlord Airport
Call Marin Atrttaa Artattoa
Icadggir
Ida* m i
CARPENTERS ■ Holpara. La
borgri naadad non I Tool* 4
Tcanspcvtailonreg'dim 11*1
K IT V C A H I V i r ® by U rry U rlRhl
OlttCT SALESK O fU
■ujv, wHeii yoi'Rfc Y^Na,
Arg You Pratanlly Emplayadl
Naad to Maka tSO.SMpar Yr T
Ml OSM...... fyanuto appat avail
p )r A
s u m
RAM HOM, QUIT fATt
Ja in C a n lu ry Labo r, tha
hlghttl paying lamp tgryug to
Hit araal Wa naad man and
■oman. no at pananta naert
tary Call today I
M IN N )
O f L I V E R Y CO UPLE
With
South Samtoola Sunday onlyl
Early AM S M ............I l l WM
MM JootoN Ln.
PI.
o
MyAUCf^y *
RESTMRMT HOMERS
PM dlthwathart. coekt Full
or pari lima Good pay 4
b*n*titt! Sakai M W Country
USA TO O A T. tha nation t
aaakpapaa. tank a a a t li
morning ditlributar to Sanlord
Lakg Alary arga Mutl hart
dapandabto yahicto and ba
bondabto Good port lima in
tontg lor quallliod Individual
or coupla Equal Oppwlunity
Emptoyar Call I MB 111 MM
DOORMAN • Mutl ba h n t l A
dvpandabto Apply in pgr ton,
IIA M IP M . Wkttkvy Rlagr
Ngrlfc. MM E SP to. Sanlord
RN-S
Wa now hava lull 4 part lima
potltloni availablt on our
1AM 1PM milt at a ratult ot
opening up a tdb acuta unit
caring tor Ih* mor* tkiltod
rotldant W* art a tuparior
ra la d la c llit y o tla rln g
ailantiv* rahab /rattorativ*
program* Wt Invito you to
tour oca Iacuity to look ot ftw
pot t toilit* at booming a part
ol our loam Salary dependant
upon taparlano Apply today!
O t PART MANOR
M N. Hwy. 11 4 Ft, Dakar*. FI
Man. to n Frl
QAM to PPM. M M jjS BEO
___________ m i n i ___________
DRIVE THRU PERSON
Ftrtl/parl limol Full tarvKo
atp noadod Apply at Corto t
ItalianPgtl, 1WIS F ranch
ORIVER/FULL TIME
Champwn TV currgntly hat
an opaning lor ananlhutlatlic
individual!
Apply al
Chamynn TV. K Mart Plata
— •
M l M il
MrSRLTTS
DRITER/WARCHOWSIMAN
7 l — M r I r W R H ta V
CHeutfeuf! license required
________ Call >119*7________
D R IV E R •Chaultota't Ik . Part
l i m a , 1 d a y t . S4 I t t h r .
SamlnolaCnty araa ... M iaaM
E LE C TB IC IA N 'iH E LP E B I
Immediate! Meet on the |ob,
Port ot Sanford. 1410 Dolgner
Piece Pleasa Ask tor Don!
C L IC T R IC IA N I/ tip e r ie e c e d
i i r o u m n n m tc d
M M S. F R E N C H A VE.
SANFORD, F L.
STENSTFOM
FEALTY, INC
DAILY WORK..
Can I
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ie r t
..DAILY PAT
...........m n n
Oavim nw al Jaba t r a t a t i .s w
■oakly. Call I M l M M M a it
E Man F rllr o m lP M la lP M
O R O U N D S P C R SON •antad.
tom* aap. pratorrad Call
m a S M T u a t Frl torappnl
Far A Saccatttol Caraar
la Raat Ella la
Tak a Tha Ptoll Slag.
Our Ottar Far a Ttot>a«
F fag PrtUcapkMg
Baal Ella to Cavrta
Call Lot AMrlgMTadayl
w in mm
loa«ard.La*a Mary
EKECU TIVE SECRETARY
MOO wkl Uta your ctorical
thill* to land Ihlt top tpott
Nica bon to vmrk lor I So clot*
to horn* you'll lovo Itt
AAA EMPLOYMENT
MOW. Mth M................. M llll*
Eagartoncod aacralary lor UYN
olllco. Transcription, com
pular, Ironlelllct thllli
Call Ml aSMIromO 4
FEDERAL SATE AND CIVIL
SERVICE JOBS Hoar Hiring
Your arga s u m to SM.4M
Immodlll* Opanlngt Call
ih is
71— H r Lr W b w W K
turf control Eaparianct noc
atw r y ............... C t l l W i m
I M t t t 4. - ..............................EO E
APPLY IN PERSON
Man. thro Thor*.. IPMdPM
the Lt. Mery eree with e Nefl
electrie el contractor! Cell
....................A4M411
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Al Meridian Nursing Cantor,
nurtti ar* encouraged to turn
thatr common wna* idea* and
motivational ipintt Into erg
allvely managing pelitntt’
care Floaible tchtdullng
(lull 'part tlmo I. eligibility tor
health aituranct from data ot
hire and retirement program
available! You owo II to
yowvwlt to oaportono a dit
laranl kinder nutting Ourtl
I. IIHti NfA mt
Eap to all phawt ol lollaga
nurwry production Kno*l
ado* ol PH wluabl* tall*
totting, all form* ol pattkida
uw. applkatton and talaty
Nurw ry tocalad
Florida Intarvlaw by ap
pamtmantanly CMlaMMM
H M R im iS f
Graat AAONETI But* thopl
toa toughing Call....... M M IM
w u R tm in
e v e b t b o o v s h a ir c u t s .
Laaa AAary/Wuitor Park. SS
hr. plut commotion, good
ttpt. paid houdaytl
CaiiaataaoaarMi m l
« F IM i
Eapartonca In Commardal
LaomMatotonancal .MI a m
LCOAL COLLECTOR - Min 1
yr't t i p & gaad cemmunica
I ton tklllt. Salary 4 bonut
Eac banalitt■/growingCol
Aggtor Rich Fat# Plan
M in r.iH B S i-SgaMtd
L lv t ln Babylttlar • Roam,
beard 4 talar* Raftroncot
raguirad MS Itaamomtogt
M O D U S ESTIMATOR
C E I (com m trclal reefing
contractor!) will train an
Ihutiattic parson with tatot
backgroung willing to toarn I
Drafting aigar tonca helpful
Sand return# to. P O B a il!.
Qobory.FI B in g e d
Lpn
1 PM 11PM thilt Full tlmal
Eicaltonl worktog anvIron
COME
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M N. Nor*. i r B f l. Oakery. FI
Mon. tor* Frl
S A M M tP M .a M M M ««Q
Mato or tomato wemail a,VC
utivat Previous radio tatot
etperlence halptwl. Salary
pluscammlttlon Call 11l i f l l
LPN 11PM to 1AAA lull lima
Afply topanon
C H t.F I.M M l...
Far buoy
Full lung
Eacallonl talar* and banolllt
C o n ta c t Fo a d S a rv lc a
Dirac lor. tea m Mag. oat U
AatwHawaVUtoga
tat NorMlafc* Dr
Orgaga CNy. PI- W M ........ « Q «
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Houw ol Lloyd't Stwar Party
Plant Cam SIAM by Dtt itt!
W RM t.SM fM SwM M m
K IT E S FLA - INC. NaaHart.
pay* lullton to Baal Ettato
Schaoll
Call Ml MM
LARORRrre
War toe i noadaA thlltod B
unthlltod! Work today I Paid
today! FlIFrondtAylM Mil
your horn* or othc* No tap
nacattary Mutl to IS 4 hava
phgnal F rw Icamvtg IMtoto
WE HAVE A JOB
FOR V9V|
NCCD CASH NOWT
WORK TOOAVT
M RAM* TOOAVT
RCRORT • AM
na i. sccono tr.
Eapartoncad. wilh drivart
llcanw, lull lir a patitlan.
gaad pay and banalito Ml SIM
Ctoan. prat*. toM. Iman* Full
lima, avanmgt. M hour Ral
arartcot No tiparwnca r*
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camel Send totter to Boa OOS
PO Bo. toll Santord Fl. H ill
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MAILBOOM CLERK
SIM wkl Tram toll to. and w r!
mall tor nke cradt tampan* 1
Tram to toarn computer I
AAA EMPLOYMENT
MS RMMBM................. SM-SMS
mrcet, iee,
A divltton at RyOar Syttom. it
accepting application! tor:
•TIRE
In tha Sentord araa
Eacellent opportunity and
banolilil Contact Ray at.
M I N I 1MB eat 141 ar It*
Bum Blvd.Lantotd.fi COE
$72,000 + COMM
IP ft eld. AAA/BB. Dunn k
Bredelreet Co w i t I top
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Cell mt * 7 4*41
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CaiiOaitonatgaraaafi
S fM TE R /TR H IH E R
Full lima patltlon. day or
avoning mitt, mutl kg gap m
a ll p h a te t ol furniture
finishing Call 111 M N ar
apply at 111 Hickman Or .
Santord II 4 Industrial Park!
SURVEY TRAINER
SI Learn all phaaat el land
surveying! Co N hiring to
day I Tgrrllk entry total tpoll
AAA EMPLOYMENT
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TELEPHONE R E C tP TIO IIH T
SIM wkl Answer phone 4
direct calls tar Mvi line Sen
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AAA EMPLOYMENT
raw, urn m m u to
TERMITE A TEST COHTROt
Eapanding company hat
openings tor ell pivitians No
eagerlance nacaioary Salary
plus cemmittwtn Goad at
....... Can m a u l
TRAINERS
111 shill avail
abto Our clwnls show ttwu
appracialion tor what you dot
Formal training 4 bonut
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color TV, paddle lent, private
entrance, wkly. maid tart lea.
tootonabtoretail CalllUWOS
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F w n t is iw M / R a n t
ATTRACTIVE I harm
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incl. utmitot Call H I aea;
SANFORD - t t o m ttudio.
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SANFORD - Lovely 1 bdrm
w—Apwlmaiita
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P TM D N N U
M4 IM
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Lab* Mary Araa
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Frag local Phon* Utaaga!
Call Machattol----------------ua ilea.
Court Apartment*
MARINER'S VILLAGE
Lk Ada I bdrm
t)io m
1 bdrm t) 0t mo I up ID Itro
1 1 2 R D M . ARTS
*11 Park A w . s*ih»rd MV &
190 WMtfc, plut I TOOcfepcmt
_______ Call *7 |97OMI
I bdrm ne«r downtown Sanford
MSO/mo C#M for appi
_________ 9j*771ASU
I bdrm. ettifl. fiicc. conw
nNwfly Idcifvd %M\ plu! HOD
d*PP!it an 19W Of 479 4417
1 BOGM A P T!. FR O M irn i
P OBlIO r e a l t y
___________m u h __________
101-H o u s e s
F u rn is h e d / Ren*
SANFORD
Lovely 1 bdrm
Etc«lf*rif ir # i! 1170 * w »
piv! 1710 99Cyrif y i
171 7741
11J -H o u s e s
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AVAILARLE!
Small J bdrm fwfTw iJJi mo
C*11 Wl 4494OT 9W 719 M44
Nic*. cle*n | bdm . 1 bam
carport, rww carpet A patnf
$421 mo
407 440 7I>»
________or 904 m 1414_______
ro t RENT OR M U
Sanlord. 2 bdrm 1 b*th
ctntnl H/A, now c*rp«t. I42S
pfirt I St A l«it 122 44M Now
m tiiM * or c l l Mftvr 4PM
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122141!
LAKE MAffY 1 bdrm 2 bath
large fenced yard, close to
schools................
im
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room, garage, pets OK
tlld
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NO O f POSIT I I BEDROOM
A P A R T M E N T , lit # P ER
MONTH. CALL M MM
SANFOROt I bdrm. t bath.
Ians, carpel, tt f ried perch,
wam,dryer. Can H/A. all
kilchenappl.
SllSperme
SIM dap St Jahna Realty Ca .
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1
bdrm , dining area, applt
ancet. eats OK
U7i
LEASE/OPT ION Santord. cute
1 bdrms . I bath, hardwood
floors Immediate occupancy *
U t Lmo 44S 1411N 794 9IS9
Smell house Sant | } l l mo
Also. 24XM store* budding el
J07 Elm Ave
127 01S4
lO S -O u p it x
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p t u i v t mdividuel Slerl lm
medielelyl Cell Tito lor
ell Hat
M A TU B i B C iIO N
To cere
lor elderly men. 7AM1 10PM
Belefence! req’d C jM Ill j lt l
W— Apartments
Unfurnished / Rent
DEITOM
♦1 — A # R rf m t« ts /
H r v m Tr S t a r t
privacy, ctota
SMwk .plus SIM toe 111 tit*
SPACIOUS ■ Private, upaleirt. 1
b d rm . ell ulililies lurmthad
Super tor tingle or working
couplet S M mo . plut dap Na
petti H I Itlt/leave mestege
I LakaOSary ■
U I4 S I4
Are you ftred ot apartment
tiusng?
Call 110 OM7
LA. Mery I bdrm l bath, wall
to wall carpet, kitctien appli
awe#!, central H 'A . i J l 4taa
SANEOAO V 'J. C/H/A. garage
A sernd porch, ail appi .
447$ mo after dwcount* Pet
A dtp ren d O vf*rli4 4llf
W»th iheet melel eKperience
Prefer individue! with tome
CAD Mheoitng fntfy level
pentsowi Cell_______ H IIIIR
KERWiTRRRI CRLm RWIT
Far bull orthop nadic otticat.
____Contact ta ttU I
Naadad lor a ig k l conlrol
clinic! Eapanancadonir!
C a w m w is
K o in t
CeilOivien Todey'
O iS T B N U t V IC C t
Mt dlTl
MEW MIOMBB E TA B TIM B
PAYI for certiltvd or eipen
enced Nurve Aide! Allvhitt!?
Apply snpef emto
Lebeview Mw vm b Center
f i l l M B ..........22
ttoutv, Muni heve own
____ .C e il m 0714
MUBtIMG A llliT A M T I
Will tre«n' Ail iM H Conled
OeBerv Miner lor #n op
pomlmrn1 On Ihe tub (reining
end (lev**! Wtll be uffr»rd
with pey' Will nd-wKl lo pfo«i<le
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MM Mwv 17*91.OMerv.fi
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PAINT (B L
fie D l repe-nt r i p n i m r
onlf.. Ajjjjijjr 1197 Witord Ave
PAST TIME • H
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B | C l P T IO N H T T I C H N i C l A N
BTANfED
I entetM Lem %
♦(e*» Ve>on Lenlb*d Ceil
171 Rb4l or 171 1'4>
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NELOER
( F a r m a r l y S b a r lt a a t
M ail land l kat iMMadlata
apawtogt tor MAIDS
keiieb>e with gud dfi«>ng
record Que'**y tunperif Ceii
AeroPrudvrl! Lvigwuud
________ i n e m i _________
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•v CRwid Cere Center! TeecB
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Oriver• la p p e l 111 M U
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ASSOCIATED
TEMPORABT
STAFFINO
wi t h w ra p around te rn d
parch, washer'dryer, S IM
wk , plutSIH aacurity M l TH*
SANFORD - 1 ream etllctoncy
R E. U W CONST
In i U t I Doom Additions
Remodeling 407 JZ?70?9
fmancing Sla»v Lie #CfiC*B047l
A H saH ea
“
T w H jtS w B h rffS T
Interior Wenovat ions, Cabi
nets. Carpentry Inttaiialivn
W4444S
QUALITY
P R IttU R C CI.EANIND
Sahsfattion guatanletd f r*t*
wsftmates*
Call 177 1074
H o m o lM in
COMF11 ! t HOOki R f T T T r T
FROM THE GROUND UPt NO
JOB TOO SMALL!
Ilia tM
_S*|H P e in liF
SANLANDD
SIGNS g DISIGNS
Prutessiortai signs Any fna*'
l gvuod hgMt-d real ■•siatr
trucks, etc I
Cali 171v MV
c S s■T lK
P si
T RHS TtltTlM S
REPAIRS R R f MOOS LING
Ilf 74H <1149411H it
■ u tlW m C R w if B c W f S
DOORS. FLOORLDE CHS
L k (RRM )tlM
MS aMl
NEW. RE M O DEL REPAIR
HOMES. O f F IC S V IT O R IS
All tygas caasliacliM Rvs'Cam
“ S S S P K f a IrT oooS ^
CERAMIC TILE. PAINTING
inC M AR O & R O SVIt^ail
^ TC R to w TC ry tc R ""
trsiTonal A (hof ough i l**mng
srt v»ce call ‘Sharon J77 4781
Cammefiiai
Beesewahie and N f r etoMt
free tshmatas
1117119
H e tW y M a n
PaintiieirInter mt mt falvrier
CWeiMMf Odd iebs/Beasawahtef
Eree Eshmetes Jimmi IM >440
Tired el the high « t i
repews? Call T « « » v t ttomr
4Aa Pdf name. 1714794 Ueve
94 VBS INCONSTBUCTION*
Hwliird* Vmal> iut>i1 ia"i
177 7*14
As* lot Chut I
Neisune* Loce' lo 'ill M
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Full or part time potllion
Good starting tWartoi Mutl
have own phon* B transport#
lion Call laO M U ATS No toe
lauaadialalyt Lake Mary
an al FBp m tor wot. Ilie a il
AM tor Rltotariy
SECURITT OUARDS
Hiring tor Lake Mary area
Weakly pay
C a llM lira
fARTSRIMMR
a
Amalia * Italian Rotlauranl.
Apply In perwn Wall Mart
Plata. Santord
1)1*04)
Write your own tchoduto and
diroct your own caraar. W*
ottar Baa. hat. high pay.
groat aaHgnmantt. Hgn up &
rttorr at benutet. toturanco
JOIN THE BEST TEAM IN
CENTBAL FLORIDA!
people end went to m # lr
| l J00 * m o Rawping yowr
S
Both mitts, eapartonca pro
torred Apply m parson
Law# i Tress Plant
m i AHare* C u rb , Santord
*Ny*M UrB m N$M-B**B— —
RN'Stom/hr, LPN'Sto
•it.M/kr. CNA’I N Mta/kr.
pfvvenl j(4j ten JB TWO
We now eccepl MesterCerd end V iM .
TRUSS AUEMMIRS
SMOfCMDOtS
wTwHMEWR
Naadad ‘mmadiatoly Eaporl
lac 11It* Alt thllli. aicaltonl
talary B benefits --------------'
ISI
r4
once in awning halpfiit but will
train E apartonca on commer
da l machine* a mutt I Full
time. Call Ftorenm. taa aaav
HEnm naunnoDscRv
John Knot Village. Control
Ftorida'i progroatlv* conli
nuing cor* rollromanl com
munlty It waking on aaparl
an cad in d iv id u a l ■ llh
aatontlva cooking knowledge
M
in rV R H V C M L !
Full B pari tlmal
aiw l W art in a team artontod
John Kiwi Villagt. Caniral
Florida'* pragraatiyp contl
nuutg car* ratirama ‘ -----munity It w aking aapartoncad
bakar. caaht. dtotary aid**
and wrvkg parwnnal Apply
in
r
a it» . mg si , taward
Eapartoncad. M l lima, taka
ovardtontoto Ml MSS
HAIRSTYLIST SMS trt min
plut tlptl Graat ■arkIng at
maipharal Apply Fan Italic
Sam t Sanlord Call WF441
Naadad Eapartoncad only
Need transportal toi..... tlh r
________Call M l I4W________
71— H t l y W
R N 1 /M !
PRIVATE DUTY
1 new round tha dock corn
High tort pay
Call 14# SIM
M E 01CAL PERSONNEL POOL
■ .change
N W Y lld t._____________
HM Rsm m
Etcapa I a lr attic I Work to
Sanlord! Hand layip aap a
mutl I Mold buUdtog back
ground p ro ltrro d l N oll
company with na* plant 4
product M hr «ith aip plut
btnollltl Apply Jorako, lac
all Htcfeman CUcto
....... .........
DISPATCHER TRAINEE
Camptot* training program
■INt groal cantpanyl Uta your
ability to romain calm In a
vary buky all leal
AAA EMPLOYMENT
M l W. MM S I-..............M i l l *
Full * pari I UnaI
Eac. company bantfllt A prat
II ahartoal Apply topan
Wat Main, N S ) Ortoada l
T
AND OIRTARV AIDES
Load and unload. Ftoaibi:
hour*. SO 00/hr Apply In
Ataatt naad* al frail atdatly to
t amlnato Caunl*. BA to Social
Wort plug aap Strang In
torvtootog tochn !«** naadadI
*70 i ? A lO T o M t e i f
'VMNoT
O EU VU TK M M
Drive I ton truck Mth traitor
Dallvar aluminum aatrvswnt,
loading and unloading Naad
hard workgrt............SO SO hr
To torvo meal* to cuitorngr*
at buftot Will Paut Apply
>PM 4PM. Halida* Hauta
Carygr* Rastauranl*. Hay
111)............ hoar Laaa Mar*
n - H t ip m w f 4
Ral labia parton lo htlp mov*
tpat Good pay. tlucluelmg
hour*
i l l OIM
DHTtlAUTOR MILTED
1 to. w* ha<* touaral lull ond
M S tM lin
71— H elp W anted
R R R R R R R R *
*rpa>* Had Lradii and I hi
lo u t H#n* A llD un i
171 7441 V t f 4 ** • S
R A cnso^jss^nSrm r
Hush hog Hoe blading and
D im mg 177 'tt* or 177 VJIJ
BOB’l f ABM MAINTENANCE
AesAhog A be■ Made work
H - U c T rhI
POCKY'S B O o T T S m T R ?
Lm CentrexNr. IN IS44
f ree €*!**#*•!/tenor Dtscewnt
Teeth Tew Beeper 447 44» 7244
U w W rv ic t
T n r r r r iw N f f s ^ r
Lawn Mowing Irtw Trimming
Hrmoval Suddmg Scrdtng
I rrf>lt/»ng Hauimg i n Mil
L A N N SE B V I C E f » r r
rstimaies* Cali afirr SHM
111 4111
Always Behablet
TOTAL LAWN CABE
Mew. Edge, A Weed tat
________ cati i n am_________
1 RANK Bgikk.it ua.nl.ng 4.
p»esswie «W#n*ng ll fts r«(i
WrtrrefHvs
171 '>47
ITCNSTBOM PAINTING CO
W* sywria'iI* m »rtur|jtsh>ng
oldrr homts* lor a Tree
t itwnate pr«unr anv time'
177 IP O b TH H * ! SM9
O riw ik iA w g ' R#w werk*
Bewedeliwgf All iMt* *44 4M)
P f d L S u r » CtdAnirsQ ~
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S w lm m in y l
■
S e r v ic e
B B w n N n ra m n
WarR*wiLjsr clearance ol nr*
IV44 mjuIs 74 tt R 17 tt
compieteiy inslahed ins hades
huge dec*, (adder (ptv mg
tiller and skimmer f mane mg
available Oilier puuis avail
able Call loll tree 74 SaoufSl
I 999 111 9444 A nw it an I'tnlt
H| Aft AnuT ii an Cumpanii
<f,NU Cat f)144AV
~ ~
T ile
-----------c S IT T IiiM R T IJ IT f
feyevs General heme re
paw if E apt frte EsfimASesf
111 44*4a* ID 4944
T re d S R n tic e _ l
■ T O r T T IT T T O T n -
I reervtxTtaies’ Low Prices'
L *i Ins Slump Grinding t uu>
II) »7 9 day w wsle
‘ Let The Prwlfttiwteltdeit
JOHN A L IE N LAWN A I B I E
!r » r (rwMjfiii *(kI la an tarv
Mult Ii and f (Rian 141 111 SMO
U p k o ls le r y
Cuthflt UpheittRif sh|Movers
cushions C em m vtiivl or
Dun>a\h< V( k e fis 177 7m
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Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. May 15. 1969
lH -D v f t o i-
141— H e m e t t e r S a l*
T r ip le i/ R e t il
CASStlKMT
» bdrm . < n > i> n n carpet.
•«. SMI mo .plot drpovt
Call JJ* Itad or 14* moo
1 0 7 -M W M k
H e m t i / R m f ____
ELDER I P I I M I oil H * Y
•l> I 4 I bdrrm %I1 »M
«o »0 C*IISM4*>4*r Itt I >4*
O f N IV A
} bdrm | u r n
toned' C H A . tt o mo •«( ft
latl l O l U l l i i m t l
r n o tw ,
STENSTROM
f r x m
W r I itt a n d toll
m o f r p ro p e rty than
Anyone in t h r C r r A t r r
.V a n fo rd l a k e M a ry a r r a . .
S A N F O R o 'l H I S T O R I C A L
OI S1MICT I b * m
} turn
overlooking beautiful
Park On Park
Near
c Hurt hay This homa ly tdaal
for brg family •
i n too
L *ts / R tfrt
111—Industrill
RtnUls
MAWimfuartR
• II
• llU 'O tfK f/ ls t..... %m
liv ilf d tn pretty industrial
fWMfc with l*4e Skylight in
e*«hb*v Ho credit rs— » J ' 17
mo tews* or month to month
It r * water. dumpster A
parking Hoy 17 974SR427
CAUMM_____ m i n i
117—C am m arcial
Rpntals
a U V TTM O fTu S c
Oownlown Unlord aroo with
(Onvomont parking Call tor
d»tail»i_____________W lira
Far U a ia or la Hi iim a 17 n
Ona at Sonlord %hottest b w
n t u locations' Corner 7
M w ys t S u it far U i r d
f wrnitvra Insuronro ole
*M 7M I l h A r t o r
______mi m n w i m
I I I — Condom inium
It o n ta li
W I N T E R S P R I N G ! I H f Al
NICE ) bdrm . ? both totaled
iwyl oft SR 4)4 Hero Cen H A.
b*g family room, fenced yard*
rriced r*ghf
IM 000
LAKE M A R T
SANTORO'
IMMACULATE 4 bdrm
|
bath Super neighborhood Sea
tor youryalf' Warranty plan
available'
inane
LAKE MARTI ALMOST HEW 4
lafrm . 2 bath Hilly of Lake
Mary Great room A I con
d itio n
E i I r 4 n ic e
netghtev hand Hear I 4 shop
ping. J country clubk A
yehooiy
194 400
L041GWOOD W EtTf POTFN
1IAL COMMERCIAL 4bdrm
prime location |uyl oil SM 414
E acalianl ei pc.lure to haavy
trattK Reduced to' | ii)W 0
LARK MARY AREAl
EXTRAVAGAHT 1 bdrm . J'y
bath m lrrlfonl home on Lake
Don that lead! into Lake
Markham Rooty allowed*
You fwd' Gott yaa thiy one'
1141 MO
SANFORD' f AHTASTIC 2 acre
parad>ye on SI Johns 2 «lory
1bdrm 7'iboth 2 deck y 110
rivar frontage Docky are a'yo
me Iuded hare'
1270 000
NIOOtM LMEV1UAU
Ha* 7 barm 7 both condo
with firopioco Appliances
3 2 1 -2 7 2 0
piuy mayhar.tfryar A man*
t*ay*|47tmo Callcaiiact
_________IIP 29t9>17________
l ANGLE WOOD ’ urn . pool
3 2 2 -2 4 2 0
Sufctet to I lay# ran ymytar
17» dap Ret Hopt%m S2W
m l pm * O r. ii» x r t
SANTORO Pm* RuiB* Club’
*41 W L**t Mary A l . Ik M*>.
Ntca 1 b d rm
| b a th ,
n itla r dryar yemonad pat*o
CaN f d t f M 1 4 0 1 2 )1 7 2 4
poo* laeuffi low no paty
MW mo plus 1410 depot'
,
Knotty Realty
429 MM '
WSIMSS
12J—For Loom
im to m o k !
Hidden Lake Villov 2 k*ory
17. garden villa ail appi*
ancay. Iany u r o nad pat*o
garage Pool taraiy A fiyh
jn j^ ia iin jK iC a l^ M Itl
from iw f I I hom# Orang*
C .i. /wwdC) O ni.l li t too
MAX I DA CORP'BRORIR
______ M I I N K I
Lakatronl' Lovely 2 bdrm 9
bath, eat in kifchan. Oak
liaofft.oork room, garage
Storage room **ik to Winn
Dieie Located in a nice
narghborhood*
I4M 00
127—OHica RrhIi Is
M A N O NAWI
r*nae c « n tt. m i * i h w
Hart H m* I w M NaraMi
m*m n h i m m n om , r
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lot* M aNEW to L f t t l
Ptaaty at PAM IAW t
Mm * M IdPCMIl
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S4AALL RENTAL O F F IC E !
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Escaped inmate captured
NEW YORK — A crafty Rlkers Island Inmate,
charged with trying to kill three police officers,
has been captured after escaping three days
earlier by hiding In a dumpster carrying garbage
to Queens, officials said Monday.
Michael Dlcariucclo. 27. peacefully surren
dered about 1055 p.m. Sunday when correc
tions officers found him hiding In the basement
of a Queens apartment building where he had
worked as a Janitor, said Ruby Ryles, a
corrections department spokeswoman.
Dlcariucclo made his escape from Rlkers
Island Friday by hiding Inside mounds of trash
after he had worked the garbage detail with six
other Inmates In section C-37 or the prison.
Ryles said.
S H A probe com pleted
Criminal investigation reveals no evidence
of wrongdoing by housing authority board
By LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — A criminal Investigation of the
Sanford Housing Authority has turned up no
evidence of wrongdoing by commissioners,
according to the state attorney's office.
After the Seminole County chapter or the
National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACPJ complained to the city
commission In September, the commission
called for the criminal investigation.
While the commission submitted to the state
attorneys office the NAACP's list of ten allega
tions against housing authority commissioners.
State Attorney Norm Wolflngcr said the In
vestigation was limited to those of alleged
criminal activity.
"Our Investigation revealed no evidence or
criminal misconduct by any commissioner of the
Sanford Housing Authority. Individually or
collectively." Wolflngcr wrote In u cover letter
when he released the report at the end of lanst
week.
City officials and others were unavailable today
to comment on thr report.
Turner Clayton, president of the Seminole
chapter of NAACP. had complained to the
commission last year that members of the
authority board violated the Sunshine Law In n
conspiracy against former executive director
Elliott Smith.
Commissioners Bob Ball Jr.. Tcrl Burattl and
Alberta Dctrcvllle voted to fire Smith at a Sept. H
meeting of the authority. Ball made a mqtlon to
□Bee Probe, Page 2A
Break-ins
Photo at left show s Sanford
police officers Sharon Sheafer
and Aaron Keith examining a
rock that may have been used to
break a window at the Legislative
Delegation O ffice on Second
Street. That office and three
o th e rs, In clud ing the S o c ia l
Security office and the office of
an eye doctor and a dentist, were
burglarized In addition to four
cars In the area east of Locust
A ven u e and N orth of Third
S tre e t. Sanford P o lic e C h ie f
Steven H arriett said the In
vestigators pictured below, In
cluding Detective Pat Smith In
the doorway of the legislative
o ffice , found that apparently
nothing of great value was stolen
In the break-ins, which occurred
Sunday night and were discov
ered this morning when workers
arrived.
Train rips car in half
LeGRAND, Calif. — A fast-moving passenger
train slammed Into a car that drove around a
rail-crossing barrier Sunday nljjht. ripping the
car In hair and killing all four people Inside, the
California Highway Patrol said.
The train, traveling 74 mph. dragged one
section of Uie car 200 feel and the other section
100 feet, officials said. Two victims had to be cut
from the wreckage with torches, officials said.
The names of the victims were not released.
From U nited P r e s s International reports
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produce crops — tomatoes, peppers, squash,
com , potatoes, cucumbers, beans, lettuce,
celery, radishes and carrots — had been
damaged or wiped out.
Rezomng,
boat fees
top agenda
By LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — People will have a
chance to express their views to
night about rczoning for a proposed
$40 million housing development
near Upsala Road at a meeting of
the city commission.
In addition, the first public hear
ing on elimination of boat launching
fees at the Lake Monroe marlnn Is
scheduled for tonight.
On the housing development,
commissioners will hear first rend
ing of an ordinance to rezone about
157 acres between Upsala Road and
County Road 46A from agricultural
to single family residential and
planned development.
The proposed development, pres
ented by Hollywood developer
Russell Scplclll. met opposition at a
Feb. 16 planning and zoning com
mission meeting. Residents com
plained that the area lacks adequate
Infrastructure and schools to sup
port up to 600 new homes proposed
for the development.
The planning and zoning commission approved the zoning re
quest after hearing several residents
speak against development In the
area.
The commission will hear the first
□Bee Agenda, Page 5A
Lotto jackpot
at $30 million
□ S p o rts
Arizona downs Duke in thriller
Meadowlands Arena, which has placed a bid
for a future Final Four and Is the site of this
year's Eastern Regional. Sunday played host to
a preview of what fans might expect to see late
In the NCAA Tournament next month.
Arizona and Duke, two of the top teams In the
nation, squared ofT In East Rutherford, N.J., for
the kind of game that had all the Ingredients of a
championship duel.
Each team held command at one point and
then things evened out down the stretch when
the gome hinged on the play of All-Americans
Sean Elliott and Danny Ferry. Elliott finished
with the upper hand, hitting a 3-polnt Jumper
over Ferry with 54 seconds remaining to lift
second-ranked Arizona over No. 8 Duke. 77-75.
for a victory that should cam the Wildcats the
No. 1 ranking.
TALLAHASSEE - The Lotto
Jackpot will surge to an estimated
$30 million, state lottery officials
predicted Sunday utter no one
picked all six numbers In Satur
day's drawing.
Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul
said the latest Jackpot, which marks
the third week In a row without u
grand-prize winner, would lure
more players to thr weekly game.
“ Lotto players should gel their
tickets early to uvold the possibility
of long lines at on-line rctull loca
tions later In the week." Paul said.
No one picked all six winning
□Bee Lotto, Page 2A
Escapee recounts
Warm, mostly sunny today
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wanner today. High
In th e m id 7 0 s .
S o u th w e s t w in d s
10-25 p.m. Clear to
night with a low In
thr mtd 50* Sunny
a n d w in d y lorn momu High in ihc
mid in upper 70*
GENEVA — Life In the woods was laid buck
for Orange County Jail escapees Brian Smith. 22,
and Robert LrMasteni. 25. until the Seminole
County SWAT team showed up Feb. 8 to hunt
for them at a couple of campsites In woods ofT
Snow Hill Road litre.
The Seminole County SWAT team didn't sight
the e s c a p e r s In the woods, hut Smith said he
and LcMastcrs. who were armed with four
stolen firearms, saw two SWAT officers at about
1 p.m. Feb. 8. That combined with a helicopter
over head, forced the fugitive* to lie still In
palmetto scrub for more than 12 hours until
they felt It was safe to try to mow.
Ticks and nuKquItors. that had plagued them
during the days and night In the woods since
their Jan. 19 esrupr. feasted on the fugitives as
they lay In the scrub.
They had none of the comforts that Tony
LcMaalers and Robert Lc Mast era' girlfriend.
Mary Clark. 18. of Sanford, had provided when
they allegedly set up campsites for the escapers
In thr woods, when- the fugitive* had grown
accustomed to drinking beer and wine und
"partying." Smith, who grew upon the beach ol
SL Petersburg, said they didn't wunl to leave
the woods, where LcMastcrs grew up. but they
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t r ie s to re m e m b e r w h e re h e and a c o -d e le n d a n t
s t a s h e d s t o le n f ir e a r m s b e fo re lle e in g fro m th e
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Poll: Miami racial cllmata Improving
MIAMI — South Florida residents generally are positive about
race relations, despite last month's racial disturbances In
Miami's predominately black neighborhoods, according to a
public opinion poll published Monday.
It shows that about 40 percent of South Florida's blacks
believe race relations are more good than bad. It olnn shows
attitudes about race relations among Anglos, blacks and
Hispanic* are better than their counterparts surveyed during
recent polls In New York and Chicago.
“ That's very encouraging," said Marvin Dunn, and educator
who authored a study of the 1080 race riots In Miami. “ It
attacks the myth that reace relations In Miami are the worst In
the country."
The results or the poll by The Miami Herald and
WCIX-Channe) 6 were taken from four days o f interviews with
843 residents o f Dade and Broward counties. They arc much
more optimistic than similar polls taken in the early 1980s, in
the aftermath o f the Marla! boatllfl and riots, the Herald said.
They show that at least three of five Anglos and Hispanics
acknowledge blacks face the worst discrimination.
The survey also showed that 55 percent o f Anglos, 40
percent o f blacks and 54 percent o f Hispanic* believe race
relations In South Florida arc good.
In addition, 63 percent o f Anglos, 83 percent of blacks and 47
percent of Hispanic* believe Nicaraguan immigrants get more
community support than resident blacks.
When asked if Immigration of noncitizens Into South Florida
should be reduced, 80 percent of Anglos, 61 percent o f blacks
and a surprising 51 percent of Hispanlcs said yes.
Survey plnponts Mlam! violence areas
MIAMI — A survey o f Dade County zip codes showed a
40-block-wlde path Incorporating predominantly black,
lower-income sections of Liberty City, Overtown and Opa-tocka
had the hlgest per-caplta murder rate in 1988, a newspaper
reported Sunday.
There were 441 murders in Dade County last year. The
deadliest zip code per capita was 33132, in downtown Miami,
with nine murders, or 18.3 murders per 10,000 people. Liberty
City, 33147, had the highest number of murders — 38 — in the
county.
In 15 zones, including 33173 in Kendall, in southwest Dade
County, and 33015 on the Broward County line, there were no
murders. The Miami Herald reported Sunday.
Although the killing was high in inner-city neighborhoods —
20 people in Overtown. 33136, for example — there were high
murder rates elsewhere.
In rural southwest Dade County, two zip codes — 33196 and
33034 — were among the deadliest zones with 16.6 and 13.8
per 10,000, respectively. Chief Assistant State Attorney Abe
Laeaer said those areas are considered "dumping grounds."
where police say living drug dealers dump the bodies o f dead
ones.
Neighborhoods can have few people but a high murder rate.
In downtown'* 33132, there are 4,931 people.
“ It says to me that in some pockets, specifically poor, black
pockets, the use of violence to settle disputes is disturbingly
common and, maybe to some degree, culturally Ingrained,"
said black educator and psychologist Marvin Dunn.
$50,000 charged for unproven treatment
■ CLEARWATER — The former chief o f the Hillsborough
♦ County AIDS program is charging AIDS patients up to 850,000
for a drug treatment once claimed to be a cure, but is now seen
as a treatment, a newspaper reported Sunday.
In October. Medical International Consulting Services Inc. of
Clearwater began sending AIDS patients to Zaire for treatment
with the controversial drug MM-1, the Tampa Tribune
reported. The drug is not available, nor is it approved for use,
in the United States or any European countries, said Ahmed
Shaflk of Cairo University In Egypt, one of the drug's
developers.
Ramona M. Medina resigned from the Hillsborough County
AIDS program In August after working there 13 months, the
newspaper reported. Three months before resigning, Medina
formed the MICA Corp., which has an exclusive contract with
MM-1's developers to And patients for the drug treatment.
In Shaflk's studies on MM-1, he describes the drug as a
“ cure" for AIDS. But both he and Medina now emphasize that
It is not a cure, only an effective treatment.
Medina said the first group of AIDS patients MICA sent over
for treatment showed a "marked clinical Improvement" after
being treated with the drug. Two of the four patients who went
to Africa said the treatment improved their health and strength
and also wiped out many of the AIDS-related ailments they
were suffering.
“ 1 feel totally positive on this. I came back and I feel like I
have a second wind,” said a 25-ycar-old Tampa woman who
wished to remain unidentified.
F ro m U n llt d P r e s s International reports
LOTTERY
Continued from Page 1A
did make occasional
trips to Sanford for showers and
food, or to shop. They also once
went to the beach In Daytona
Beach. But moat of their days
and nights were spent In the
woods with Tony LeMasters and
Clark visiting them. Smith said.
The Illicit fun and freedom,
which might have been their's
legally within a month's time
after their escape date, was over.
Smith sntd Tony LeMasters and
Mary Clark planned his and
LeMasters' escape, and they Just
went along with It on Impulse,
by walking to Clark's waiting car
and leaving the minimum secu
rity facility.
During those 12 motionless
hours In the palmetto scrub they
watched news broadcasts on a
mini-televlson, seeing reports on
the manhunt for themselves,
w h ic h b ega n In S e m in o le
County after the Feb. 6 and 7
arrests o f five of their Sanford
associates, In clu ding T on y
LeMasters, 27. In connection
with two Sanford burglaries to
an antiques shop and for aiding
the escapees. When that bur
glary case was broken, some of
the suspects gave sheriff's depu
ties information an the escapees,
who became the objects o f a
S em inole County manhunt,
along with Ton, LeMasters, who
was In Uic tcojds with the
escapees when searchers moved
in Feb. 7. Tony LeMasters sur
rendered the next day.
A f t e r h is a r r e s t . T o n y
LeMasters, under supervision of
sheriffs deputies returned to the
woods supposedly to try to talk
his brother and Smith out on
Feb. 8. Instead, deputies alleged,
he misled deputies, and the
fugitives remained at large,
when Tony LeMasters came out
o f the woods alone.
Smith said he and LeMasters
spent their time from Feb. 8
until Feb. 10 working their way
out o f the woods and into Oviedo
where they hid In an orange
grove until about 10 p.m. Feb.
10. when they walked up to a
convlence store and got a ride
with a stranger who took them
to Casselberry.
From Casselberry they took a
cab to the Day's Inn on Sand
Lake Road in Orange County.
They had a master key to the Inn
and stayed there for tour nights
had access to a mom there, until
their capture Fteb. 14. During
their stay at the inn, where they
had worked as work release
program prisoners. Smith said,
they once traveled back to San
ford by bus to pick up clothing.
They spent that night with one
o f LeMasters' sisters near the
Sanford police station, Smith
said, before returning to the inn
via bus. Smith said that he
called his mother and she wired
him $700, which he picked up at
a Western Union office in Or
lando. The money was sent
under his own name.
On the night of Feb. 14. Smith
talked to an acquaintance via
phone and agreed to meet her at
a nearby convenience store to
pickup some marijuana. He
waited for awhile at the store
and then called a corrections
officer at the facility he escaped
from.
Through out the Seminole
County manhunt. Smith said, he
and LeMasters feared they would
be shot by the SW AT team. As
he talked to the corrections
officer she told him he was lucky
he hadn't been shot and he
should surrender.
During that conversation.
Smith heard a noise from a field
o f tall grass.
speed led sheriff's deputies on
three-mile runs into the woods In
vain searches for the site where
he said he and LeMasters had
stashed four Btolcn guns before
they left that area to walk to
Oviedo.
Sgt. Steven Walthcrs said that
on Feb. 18 Smith led them to a
stash o f stolen power tools, but
the guns weren't found. Smith
had also said, LeMasters had
been arm ed w ith a p isto l
strapped to his hip, which he
lost In the river when they were
f l e e i n g fr o m th e w o o d s .
LeMasters has been convicted of
a violent, 1986 atlact on a
Geneva woman during which
her car was shot at and she was
beaten In Seminole County.
W h en th e y esca p ed , b oth
LeMasters and Smith had Ies3
than one month left to serve in
Freeze may raise
grocery prices
United A s m International
ST. PETERSBURG - Satur
day's record-breaking cold
weather badly damaged pro
duce crops and should lead to
a quick increase in grocery
prices, Industry spokesmen
say.
The multlmllllon-dollar loss
will hurt farmers, consumers
and workers well into the
sum m er m onths, the St.
Petersburg Tim es reported
Sunday.
Growers said most of the
state's leading produce crops
— tomatoes, peppers, squash,
corn, potatoes, cucumbers,
beans, lettuce, celery, radishes
and carrots — had been dam
aged or wiped out.
The damage is expected to
cause produce shortages and
price Increases nationwide.
Grocery store prices could
start Increasing as early as
today, when shortages become
apparent, the Times reported. •
T h e f r e e z e c o u ld a ls o
portend hard times for mi
grant workers and other farm
laborers, who will be without
work until growers can get
new plants started and ready
to harvest.
“ I though. ‘Jesus Christ,
they're probably setting me up
right now. They're probably
coming through them weeds, so
I, I gotta go,' and I hung up. And
then I turned around and there's
(a) guy walking over...he tried to
grab me, and I, It was Just a
reaction to start to run. And as
soon as 1 started to run. I saw. I
saw the SW AT men coming out
o f the weeds and they had all
kind o f autom atic weapons
and..., and 1 was, I was sort of
doubling around, cause I didn't
want to be shot. And they all
kind of Jumped on m e."
Orange County sheriffs depu
ties received a telephone tip that
Smith would be at the store. He
led deputies back to the Inn
where LeMasters was captured.
Both were booked into the Or
ange County JalL
Feb. 17 and 18 Smith was
back In the Geneva woods to
return to his hideouts with
Seminole County sheriffs depu
ties.
On these returns, slight, blond
Smith, who is convicted o f
non-violent thefts, at gazelle-llke
G ro w e rs Bald S atu rd ay
overnight temperatures In the
mld-20s caused massive de
struction to crops near Tampa
and Orlando, and lesser dam
age to fields north of the
LottoContinued from Page 1A
numbers, so last week's grand
prize fund, which was estimated
at $19 million, rolls over.
O fficials said 114 players
matched five of the six winning
numbers, each winning a cash
prize o f $12,294.50, the second
highest flve-ofeix prize since
Lotto began. The highest prize
was $12,582 on Sept. 17.
"A s everyone in Florida now
surely knows, a larger Jackpot
translates Into more enhance
ment dollars for public educa
tion." Paul said,
Although no one matched all
six numbers, there were more
than 245,000 winners In Satur
day night's live televised Lotto
drawing. Together they will col
lect cash prizes totaling more
than $5,250,000.
The winning numbers for Satu rd a y, Feb. 25, w ere:
02-26-36-41-43-49.
The prize payouts and number
o f winners by category were:
+ 114 w in n e r s m a tc h e d
ftve-of-slx to win $ 12,294.50.
Jail.
During their stay in the woods.
Smith said he and LeMasters.
a c c o m p a n ie d by T o n y
LeM asters, traveled up the
Econlockhatchce River via canoe
so, Smith alleges, the LeMasters
brothers could burglarize a
Chuluota house on the river.
Once, when LeMasters and
Smith were walking back into
the woods with Clark. Smith
said, someone opened fire, sen
ding about 30 bullets over their
heads. LeMasters returned lire,
until the shooter reportedly
Id en tified h im self as T on y
LeMasters, and the brothers
stopped their gunplay against
each other, Smith said.
Smith said he regrets his
escape, but is lucky to have
survived the manhunt and cap
ture by the SW AT teams.
+10,067 winners matched
four-of-six to win $203.50.
+ 235,243 winners matched
three-of-slx to win $8.
Everglades.
“ It’s a statewide disaster,
really," said Plant City pro
duce broker Tom Burgln. "The
only ones who came through
this pretty well are the straw
berry and citrus people."
Forecasters said the four-day
record-breaking cold spell
across Florida would subside
today.
"Except for some ornamen
tals, such as ferns, which don't
like temperatures even In the
40s, all the other crops are not
going to be in any danger,"
said Jim Lushlne, a forecaster
with the National Weather
Service.
Citrus growers may not real
ly know what damage their
trees sustained until next year,
when any open blooms that
were damaged Saturday would
begin to bear fruit. Strawber
ries may be mushy for the
next week or so, but Irrigation
systems that coated the ber
ries with Insulating Ice kept
the plants alive.
Ironically, the damage was
due in part to unseasonably
warm w eather before the
freeze. Warm sunny days led
farmers to plant earlier than
usual, and rapid growth made
the plants more vulnerable to
the cold wave that passed
through Florida on' Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Florida's produce harvest is
valued at about $1'.T billion a
year.
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demote Smith, then Burattl seconded the motion
and amended the motion to termination during
discussion. Chairman Alexander Wynn and
Commissioner Robert Frazier voted against the
measure.
At a grievance hearing last week, the authority
heard Smith's attorney argue similar allegations
of conspiracy and discrimination against him.
The commissioners will vote whether to re-afflrm
the termination March 2.
The three commissioners swore under oath
that no secret meeting was held to discuss
Smith's termination, Wolflnger said.
The investigation revealed no evidence sub
stantiating Clayton's claims that Ball misappro
priated authority travel funds. Wolflnger said.
Clayton alleged that Ball left a 1987 conference
In Jacksonville early, then collected travel and
hotel costs for that day. Another incident in
question centered around a conference In New
Orleans last year, which Clayton claimed Ball left
a day early to collect travel costs.
Ball told the state attorney he checked out of
the motels early so that he could save his own
expenses on cheaper accommodations.
Under oath. Burattl told the state attorney, "He
may have (been at the New Orleans meeting on
that final day). It was such a large conference
that It would be hard to tell." Wolflnger said she
backed up Ball's statements concerning the
Jacksonville trip.
"Theft is a specific Intent crime,” Wolflnger
said In his report to the city commission. "Based
on the evidence shown, the State cannot show
Bob Ball Intended to steal travel money from the
SHA."
In her statement before the state attorney,
Burattl swore she did not threaten a housing
authority employee. Clayton’s complaint alleged
that Burattl told an employee, "I'm gonna kick
your ass. *
Burattl said in the statement that after an
argument about the use of an extension cord, she
told the employeec. " I ’m going to beat your
butt..." if the Incident occurred again.
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and southwest winds at 15-20
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lows in the 50s.
Monday, February 27, 1989
Vol. 81. No. 181
PwMIxhed Oeily **4 Sunday, except
Saturday by The Santera Herald.
Inc.. W* H. French Ay*., laniard,
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Scores compete in biathalon
Pawned stolen ring brings charges
WINTER PARK — A 23-year-old Winter Pork man accused of
stealing and pawning an 918.000 ring has beeri arrested by
Seminole County sherlfTs deputies, who reported linking him
to the case through his fingerprint on a pawn ticket.
Deputies said Evan R. Vega. 23. of 2832 Red Lion Square,
and another suspect who has not been found, are suspected of
stealing the ring and other Jewelry with a total value or 925.000
in an Feb. 3 burglary In Maitland.
Vega Is charged with dealing In stolen property, violation of
the precious metals statute and unlawful use ol a license. He
allegedly used a stolen driver's license when pawning the ring
for 91.500 In Seminole County the day tt was stolen. Bond Is
92.000.
Woman charged with scalding boy
SANFORD — A Sanford woman was charged with
aggravated child abuse after a 14-year-old boy reported she
threw boiling water on him during an arguement In her home
Feb. 16. The boy was treated with first- and second-degree
bums on his right arm and back at Central Florida Regional
Hospital when the Incident was reported.
Beverly Ann Stokes, 33. 3001 Dixon Ave., was arrested
Friday at 10 a.m. when she reported to the Seminole County
sherlfTs ofllcc. She reportedly told officers the boy threatened
her with a knife and she was defending herself. The boy and a
seven-year-old witness refuted her statement. Stokes was held
without bond because she was on probation. for a prior
unreported offense.
Roommate charged with car theft
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Craig Robert Lembke. 31. 706
Oaklando St.. Altamonte Springs, was charged with grand
theft-auto by Altamonte Springs police after he was reported
seen driving his room-mate’s stolen car on State Road 436
Friday at about 12:45 p.m. Bond was set at 91.000.
Stun gun leads to arrest
SANFORD — Derrick Devon Benton, 26, 215 Terry Lane.
Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday morning
shortly after midnight for carrying a concealed weapon. Police
report Benton had threatened a woman In her home In the
1000 block of Willow Lane and when they searched him, they
found a stun gun. Bond was set at 9500.
Husband, wife arrested in attacks
OVIEDO — A rural Oviedo couple has been arrested. The
man Is charged with spouse abuse for, allegedly choking
his wife and the woman Is charged with aggravated battery
after hitting another woman on the head with a soft drink
bottle.
When Seminole County sherlfTs deputies arrived at the
house of Marianna Huggins. 30, of 1290 Oklahoma St., at
about 7:52 a.m. Sunday they said they saw Mrs. Huggins
dragging Sandra J. Hughes, 22, o f the same address, out by her
hair. Deputies said Hughes heod was bleeding and she said
Mrs. Huggins hit her with a bottle. Stitches were needed to
close the wound.
When she was arrested, deputies said, Mrs. Huggins accused
her husband John S. Huggins. 26. of.the same address, of
choking her and threatening her at 6 p.m. Saturday. Both were
amested.
Two charged for cocaine possession
r BAfffOJID — Sanford police, who arrested a man on a failure
to appeaf pn a grand theft warrant, also charged that man and
a companion in connection with possession and manufacturing
of crack eqealne .
Police said they found a solution of cocaine in the kitchen
where the arrests were made at 3200 Orlando Drive *240, at
about 2 a.m. Sunday.
Charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia
and manufacturing crack cocaine arc Zoltan Kecskea, 26, of
230 Lorain Drive, Altamonte Springs; and Paul Edward Crouse
11, 36. of 1311 E. Carlton St., Longwood. Crouse was also
arrested on the warrant. He Is held without bond. Bond for
Kecskea Is 92.000.
Two arrested for wheel theft
LONGWOOD — A man was arrested after being stopped by
Seminole County sherlfTs deputies as he left Baird Ray Nissan.
U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. with four wheels In the bed of
his pickup truck at about 6 a.m. Sunday.
The suspect was questioned by one deputy while a second
deputy found a new truck at the dealership which had been
stripped of four wheels and which had a broken rear window. A
dealership worker confirmed the tires in the suspect's truck
had been stolen from the new truck, deputies said. That led to
the arrest of the driver and his juvenile companion, a
17-year-old boy.
Adam Dlllbcrii. 18. of 536 Orange Drive *36, Altamonte
Springs, is charged with burglary and grand theft.
Fculty light leads to arrest
CASSELBERRY — Casselberry police, who stopped a pickup
truck because of a faulty license tag light, arrested the driver
and the passenger after open bottles of beer and other
contraband were found in their car.
The driver. Daryl Kenneth Parkhurst. 25, o f 251 Tradewlnds
Road. Winter Springs, is charged with possession of cocaine,
possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana, violation of the'
open container law. driving with and possession of a suspended
driver's license, having no tag light, and giving alcohol to a
minor. The boy was arrested on an alcohol charge and released
to his mother. Police said they found one bag each of marijuana
and cocaine In Parkhurst's truck.
Rockefeller takes out a mortgage
United Press International
WASHINGTON - Sen. John
D. Rockefeller IV. D-W.Va.. and
scion o f one o f A m e ric a ’s
wealthiest families, has re
financed his lavish Washington.
D.C., home for 915.3 million, a
published report said.
The Washington Post reported
Saturday that the senator Iasi
month refinanced the mortgage
on his Southern plantation-style
manor on a 15.0-acre site.
EMERGENCY CALLS
SATURDAY
• 4:30 p.m. - 1805 W. 13th
St., medical call. man. 28. not
transported.
• 4:46 p.m. - 173 Clear Lake
Circle, medical call. man. 67.
not transported.
•6:52 p.m. — 218 Elm Ave..
burning fire place.
• 7:48 p.m. - 301 East Fifth
St., apartment lock-oul.
• 7:59 p.m. — 107 Scott Dr.,
bonfire in yard, out on arrival.
• 9:27 p.m. — 211 Laurel
Ave., medical call. boy. 13.
not transported.
• 9:35 p.m. - 707 E. 25th
St., medical call. man. 76.
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
SUNDAY
• 4:02 a.m. - 413 E. Sixth
St., trauma, man. 54. not
transported.
• 2.07 p.m. — Fifth Street
and Cypress Avenue, medical
call. man. 17, transported.
• 2:23 p.m. — 209 Academy
Cl., medical call, man, 47,
transported.
• 5:44 p.m. - 1102 S. Oak
Ave., emergency, broken ra
diator hose.
• 7:21 p.m. - 27 William
Clark Ct.. fire, fire and smoke
damage contained In living
room of one unit.
SANFORD - Marshal) Ran
dall. of Charlesston S.C., was the
men's overall winner and Liz
Long, of Gainesville, was the
women's overall winner In the
s e c o n d a n n u a l S a n fo r d
Biathalon hosted here Sunday
by the Greater Sanford Chamber
of Commerce.
The following Is a description
of the event prepared by John
Boyle, race director:
Mike Blaney, a former stand
out trackstcr at University of
Florida, was the first expolslon
in this annual event. The former
Gator now running for Team Go
led the first three miles in 14:30
and a minute lead on Gary
S h e p p a rd . J c f Burns and
Marshall Randall.
No match for these three In
transltlon-snvy, however. Blaney
watched Randall of Charleston.
S.C., go by only a few hundred
meters into the Ride. Bums of
Albany. Ga., and Sheppard of
Tampa would also pass quite
soon. Blaney would kick Into
high gear on the second run to
regain fourth place from Eddie
Hensley of Winter Haven.
Randall has been among the
south’s best biathletes for a
number of years. By the sccon
transition, he was four minutes
up and went into the second 2.9
miles of running at a comfort
able pace.
This year’s course had to be
lengehtened (2.2) due to road
construction, last year's records
became moot points but Randall
was only three minutes slower
than Barry Scott’s time. Since
the course worked out well for
ath letes and the S em inole
Sheriffs and Explorers and San
ford Police who controlled It.
records will hold and the course
will be used again.
Liz Long of Gainesville repre
senting the Mother Earth Heath
Food Mecca there was also
running comfortably over the
last 2.9 miles. She was coming
off a top finish at the Gasparilla
5K and had over three minutes
to spare on Longwood's Jayne
Surdyka.
L a k e la n d 's Dr. Fernando
Escobar continued a string of top
racing efforts with an 11th
overall for the master’s title.
Carol Schneider, 50. Mt. Dora,
repeated as the lady's best over
40.
Here are the names of the top
finishers, followed by their times
In hours, minutes and seconds:
Overall
Marshall Randall. Charleston.
S.C.. 1.24.31; Jcf Bums, Albany,
Ga., 1.29.10; Gary Sheppard.
Tampa. 1.30.9.
Masters
Dr. Fernando Escobar, Lake
land. 1.34.13
Male 18-24
Michael Lynch, Casselberry,
1.43.10; David Kern, Gainesville,
1.45.06; Kyle Medina, Cape
Canaveral, 1.46.02; Jeff Mackey.
Lake Mary, 2.23.40.
Male 25-29
Mike Blaney. G ain esville,
1.31.26; Eddie Hensley, Winter
Haven. 1.31.57: Chris Dally.
Elmont. N.Y., 1.33.39: Nyle
Parker, Casselberry. 1.37.07:
Greg McFaydcn. Jacksonville,
1.39.52; Scott Talbert, Orlando,
1.41.02: Robert Falcs, Orlando,
1 .4 1 .3 4 ; G a r y W a t e r s .
Gainesville. 1.43.35; Mike Hood.
Largo, 1.43.56; Dnnlel Miller,
Oviedo. 1.50.30; Dob Sonncnberg, Winter Springs. 1.56.33;
B rian R u ssell, B raden ton ,
2.02.15; Joe McGInlcy. Winter
Park. 2.04.21; Norman Holth,
Casselberry, 2.07.27; Brian
Curtis, Tarpan Springs, 2.16.06.
Male 30*34
Robert Blcri, Jacksonville,
1.32.43: Bill Keith. Orlando.
1.33.09. Donald Brion. Charles
ton, S.C., 1.33.57: Brian Cook.
St. Petersburg, 1.37.40; David
Wark. Floral Park. N.Y.. 1.38.31:
John Morgan, Brandon, 1.40.f40;
Guy Mnttlacclo. Daytona Beach,
1.47.26; Harold Koutsky, Or
lando. 1.54.39; John McLain,
L o n g w o o d , 1 .5 5 .0 6 ; G ary
G r e e n b u r g , J a c k s o n v ille ,
1.55.29; Phillip Singer, Apopka.
2.01.12, Kevin Slmmerman,
Casselberry, 2.04.12.
Male 35-39
Ron Stephenson, Kissimmee,
1.43.37; Ron Lazenga. Tampa.
1.48.25; Mike Barber. Orlando,
1.48.36; Robert Stone, Holmes
B each , 1 .4 8.3 9; T om Underdown. Apopka, 1.48.55; Doug
Hill. Gainesville, 1.52.19: Larry
McIntyre, Winter Park. 2.21.32;
D e n n is H o r to n . O r la n d o ,
2.23.47.
Male 40-44
Dennis James, Casselberry.
1.48.56; Jim Doran, Tampa,
1.52.00; Rick Dclomc, Capeer,
M ich., 1.55.50; Roland dc
Aguiar, Longwood, 1.57.40;
Robert Strong. Mlddleburg,
1.58.36.
Male 45-59
George Strobl, Winter Springs,
1.45.57: Jerry Wlllert, Tampa.
1.46.36: Malt Ross, Jacksonville.
1.59.03; Jim Clark. Sanford.
2.04.17.
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Liz Lono of Gainesville was the first woman finisher of the second
annual Sanford Biathalon hosted by the Greater Sanford Chamber of
Commerce.
Female 30-34
Madeline Chatlaln, Sarasota.
1 .5 8 .3 7 ; D e b o r a h W o o d ,
Jacksonville, 2.17.48.
Female 30-39
Gayle Herrington. Maitland,
2.29.53; Susan Clay,
Jacksonville. 2.30.01; Lynda
Lincoln, Sorrento, 2.38.47
Female 40-44
Claudette Joyce, Altamonte
Springs, 2.21.57; Darlene Wad
dell, Jacksonville, 2.30.00
Female 40-49
Rita Schafer. Sorrento, 2 .15.58
Female 00-04
J o a n J o c s t ln g , T a m p a ,
2.11.55
Relays mixed open
Young & Restless. Altamonte
Springs, ron Bumgarder, Rusty !
Hoffman. Toby Lelbln, Cher
Bumgarder. 4.00.50; Winter
Park, Mary Hurd, Diego Dehoyos, Elln Dehoyos. Brian Kidd. |
4.05.57
Male 50-54
Ray Oyer. Merritt Island,
1.50.02: Eric Jacobson. Ocala,
2.01.38.
Male 00-50
Bud Gllllgan, Ocala, 1.58.47
Female Overall
Liz Long. Gainesville. 1.42.42;
Jayne Surdyka. Lopgw ood,
1 .4 6 .0 9 , J e n n y P a r r is h .
Jacksonville, 1.55.32.
Female Masters
Carol Schneider, Mt. Dora.
2.07.40
Female 18-24
Dee Fitzpatrick. Gainesville,
1 .5 8 .4 3 ; M ela n ie R u ssell,
Atlantic Beach. 1.57.45: Renee
LaCaasc, Gainesville. 1.59.51.
Female 20-29
Karen Bruestlc. Lake Mary,
2.04.18, Lisa David,
Jacksonville, 2.32.48
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EDITORIALS
At the crossroads
The em erging hlgh-stakes poker game
between Palana's communist government
and the Solidarity trade union Is laden with
both risks and hopeful possibilities.
Polish strongman Gen. Wojclech Jaruzclski
Is gambling he can win Solidarity’s support
Tor his austere economic program to revive
the nation's comatose economy. Union leader
Lech W alesa Is betting he can win major
political and economic concessions from the
government In exchange Tor his cooperation
with the regime.
Clearly both sides have much to gain — and
lose.
Gen. Jaruzclski Is beset by an economy
that Is spinning out of control. Poland's
Inflation rate readied 70 percent last year and
threatens to go even higher. Workers’ wages
have been rising at an annual rate of 120
percent, and the government Is Inundated by
a new wave of work stoppages prompted by
high wage demands. State shops are nearly
barren oT consumer goods, and government
economists warn or an Imminent catastrophe
unless emergency measures are taken to stop
the spiraling Inflation.
Solidarity Is still weakened by the effects of
martial law Imposed eight years ago. The
regime's attempt to crush the union deci
mated its ranks and stalled In mementum.
Although Solidarity remains the prime vehi
cle for domestic dissent, it lacks a specific
program to deal with Poland's misery.
The government has offered to legalize
Solidarity, which was banned In 1982, In
exchange for the union's promise to forsake
ouslde assistance, embrace communism and
agree to a two-year moratorium on strikes.
Although Mr. W alesa says he will meet the
government,halfway, he, la Justifiably wary of
W arsaw ’s promises to promote economic and
political pluralism.
Interior Minister Gen. CzeslAw Ktszazak has
proposed "non-canfrontational" spring elec
tions that would guarantee Solidarity can
didates as many as 40 percent o f the seats in
the national parliament. The trade union
would destroy Its credibility were it a party to
such an electoral sham. It was reassuring to
hear Mr. W alesa denounce this proposal as
cynical and reiterate the need for democratic
reforms.
Poland's economic problems are the Inevi
table result of a political system L.at stifles
private Initiative. This Is a common malady
throughout Eastern Europe, where commu
nists government through centralized plann
ing have produced chronic shortages of goods
and services while amassing huge foreign
debts.
Solidarity must continue to press for the
kind of political reforms that will pave the
way for genuine economic reforms. Only after
such a bargain Is struck should Mr. Walesa
e n d o rs e the g o v e r n m e n t 's u n p o p u la r
austerity program.
Gen. Jaruzdskl's problem during the next
few weeks Is to be flexible without appearing
to cave In to demands of the Independent
trade union. Otherwise, he risks a backlash
from party headliners who have made no
secret or their opposition to the negotiations.
Poland Is at a crossroads. This could be the
last chance to brin g about m eaningful
economic and political change through com
promise instead of bloody conflicts.
Berry s World
VINCENT CARROLL
At HUD, Kemp sounds hollow note
Jack Kemp is quickly becoming what oldtimers in the West would call an example o f'b ig
hat. no cattle." The new secretary o f housing
and urban development has donned his antipoverty clothes — splffy duds that Include a
green tie to signify his desire to "greenllne"
Inner cities with lots o f Investment — but neither
the symbolism nor promised policies can
possibly achieve their goals.
He says he Intends to "wage war on poverty,"
an unfortunate phrase recalling the 1960s, when
war on poverty failed the first time. Vet Kemp
vows his campaign will be different. It will
Involve the private sector and offer choices to the
poor: choice about where to live, for example,
through rental vouchers and tenant ownership
of public housing.*
Nor will the homeless be forgotten, since Kemp
promises to implement the McKinney Homeless
Assistance Act "with all the vigor at my
command."
Not least. Kemp predicts that urban "en
terprise zones," havens Of tax and regulatory
relief, will finally bring Jobs to the Inner cities.
Given such plans, however, Kemp's talk o f a
war on poverty la like mistaking Grenada for
Gettysburg. It's not Just that he oversells his
nostrums. A few of his proposals, such as the
enterprise zones, aren't even sound to begin
with.
According to The Economist, a British
newsweekly, "a recent study of enterprise zone-,
by Britain's govern
ment cooled Ita ardor
for them: the one
time cost for each
extra Job created was
roughly $50,000." In
other words, g o v
ernment can Indi
rectly spend more on
bribing companies to
move to Inner cities
than the amount of
net new Investment
th o s e b u sln easea
generate.
It la notoriously
£ Kemp's talk of
hard to distinguish
a war on pov
truly new businesses
erty la Ilka
mistaking
In enterprise zones
fr o m t h o s e th a t
Grenadafor
Gettysburg J
would have located
there anyway
without special help, or would have opened In
other Job-scarce locales. Anyway, If the goal Is to
create Jobs by eliminating unneeded rules and
taxes, why not do it throughout the entire
economy? Government usually Invents as many
problems as it solves when It distorts Investment
decisions through targeted tax breaks. En
terprise zones will be no exception.
The McKinney Homeless Assistance Act Is
another bad Idea, which Kemp himself must
realize since he voted against It two years ago. It
1$ the first step toward nationalizing care for the
homeleaa, which rewards cities such as New
York and Washington whose policies actually
swell the ranks o f the homeless while punishing
laces like Denver and Portland that seem to
ave a handle on the problem.
Kemp Is onto something, admittedly, In
supporting housing vouchers and a plan to let
tenants buy existing public units. Not only do
vouchers give the poor a choice o f apartment,
they assist far more people than If the same
money were spent subsidizing construction.
But let’s be serious. Poverty Isn't about to
vanish through the magic of housing vouchers:
Underclass culture will thrive In our Inner Qitlea
so long as they teem with crime and drugs: so
long as urban schools surrender to shamefully
low standards and fail to engage the support of
parents; and so long as two-parent families
remain the exception In so many blg-clty
neighborhoods.
(C) 1989 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.
E
JACK ANDERSON
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Skinner begin with a bang
WASHINGTON - Of the newcomers to
President Bush’s Cabinet — those who didn’t
hold a Cabinet post during the Reagan years —
the smoothest takeoffs have been made by two
men o f strikingly opposite styles.
Secretary of Housing and Urban Develop
ment Jack Kemp hit the ground running and
haa been In the news every day. vowing to
channel his overflowing energy Into the
revitalization of blighted cities and the rescue
of homeless people.
Secretary of Transportation Sam Skinner
has made a quieter start, but one which
promises substantial achievement. The two
men. though very different In temperament,
ore clearly both results-oriented activists who
make It Instantly clear they have taken their
Jobs to get things done, not Just to pad their
resumes.
Kemp Is far better known, thanks to 14
years in the House, a prominent role In the
supply-side tax cuts o f the Reagan years and a
1988 presidential nomination campaign which
won him more friends than delegates.
Skinner Is new to Washington, but not to the
political big leagues. He Is a former federal
prosecutor, the campaign strategist for Illinois
Gov. Jim Thompson, hts predecessor and boas
"in the U.S. attorney's offfee. Skinner was the
man Thompson picked to go In and straighten
out the nearly bankrupt Chicago regional
tnuisll agency, which he did In u fashion that
won bipartisan praise.
Skinner Is a tough, no-nonsense manager,
with a ready wit that he employs with deadly
accuracy against the pomp and pretentious
ness he has a lre a d y en c o u n te re d In
Washington. He’s strikingly similar In ternpcrmcnl to Drew Lewis, the suprise star o f the
first Reagan Cabinet.
He told me. for example, that when
President Hush called him "a visionary, it was
the highest compliment I've received —
except, of course, for Sen. Metzenbaum's vote
for confirmation." Howard Metzenbaum, the
irascible Democrat from Ohio, had done a rare
about-face by first raising and then absolving
Skinner on charges of squlshiness toward a big
drug llrm In his prosecutorial days. 5klnncr
knows the game well enough to know what
that kind of bow from Metzenbaum means.
Transportation is a department that has
chronically suffered from the flefdom jeal
ousies of such component parts as the Federal
Aviation Agency. But if unyonc can make the
whole greater than the sum of Its quarreling
parts, Skinner may be the man.
What Kemp brings to HUD is not managerial
skills but a missionary zeal to demonstrate
that hts free-enterprise Ideas can make life
better In America's worst neighborhoods. He
told reporters that he wants to manage the
department "from the bottom up," serving as
the catalyst and col
lecting point for a lot
o f o th e r p e o p le 's
Ideas.
That means that
somebody other than
the old quarterback
la going to have to try
to m anage It the
old-faahloned way,
because Kemp Isn't
going to be around
much to sign papers
or run meetings.
Within hours of his
swearing-in, he took
o ff for Atlanta to
sp e n d tw o d a y s ,
mostly In the com
pany of hoick Demo
cratic elected officials
and their constitu
e n t s , lo o k in g at
working models of
housing rehabilitation, social-service delivery
and business development In the blighted
parts of that city.
At breakfast the next morning, he was
almost hyperventilating. "A thrilling experi
ence," he said. "I don't believe the problems
arc intractable, and they don't etther."
Budget realities will limit Kemp's actions,
but nothing will shut down his enthusiasm. As
a Republican In a Democratic-con trolled Con
gress, Kemp learned to form alliances across
party lines and to negotiate legislative deals.
But Ills moat notable skill was his advocacy.
Like Ronald Reagan, he Is effective at selling
others because he has first sold himself. And
Kemp believes that through such schemes os
"enterprise zones." he can give transfusions of
entrepreneurial energy to blighted city cen
ters.
It's an Idea many others view with skep
ticism. But what I admire about both these
men Is their willingness to lay down markers
by which they can be Judged.
Sam Skinner says that hts commitment to
Bush and Congress Is this: "W e're going to
have a strategic plan for transportation in this
country before 1 leave office or there will be
dead bodies all over this building. Both our
defense and our economy demand that we
start now to meet the needs of the first half of
the 21st century-"
Kemp is equally emphatic: "W e ought to
double or triple the number of minority-owned
businesses in the next four years. We ought to
make a significant dent In the homeless
problem. No one should go without shelter,
unless by personal choice. We ought to put an
end to 'redlining' and all other forms of
descrtmlnation In housing."
Bush nominee needs
his friends
WASHINGTON — Richard Armltage has a
bad habit or rallying to the defense o f the
wropg people. If George BuBh nominates him,
as planned, to be an assistant secretary of
state, Armltage could face somfe tough
questions about the time he rushed to the
defense of a Vietnamese woman who was
running an Illegal gambling operation.
It happened In 1085 when Armltage was an
assistant secretary o f defense Involved in
high-level talks with the Vietnamese on
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friend whom he had
met In the 1970s In
Saigon. So, when
--------------------------O’Rourke got In trouble, Armltage wrote a
letter to the Arlington County Court, on
Defense Department stationery, asking for
leniency. He vouched for her Integrity and
asked the court to consider the Vietnamese
culture, when: "gambling Is a much more
normal and accepted pattern of behavior than
In our own.”
The President's Commission on Organized
Crime perked up its ears. We reported. In a
series of columns In 1986 and 1987. that the
commission Investigated Armltage's rela
tionship with O’Rourke and her ties to
Bansal. Armltage said he knew nothing about
any organized crime connections.
O'Rourke ended up pleading guilty to
conducting an illegal gambling operation,
and spent 30 days In Jail, but not before
another ron-ln with the law. While she was
awaiting trial on the gambling charges, she
was stopped by police when leaving a
h lgh -stakes g a m b lin g operation near
Washington with $3,850. O'Rourke and a
companion were in a hurry to get out. The
companion had fired a machine gun during
an altercation Inside.
Armltage's letter In support of O'Rourke
was written three months after that incident.
Congressional sources told our associate
Scott Sleek that they are studying the
O'Rourke case and plan to present their
findings to the Senate during Armltage's
confirmation hearings for assistant secretary
of state for Far East and Asian affairs.
Our reports on Armltage in 1986 drew the
attention of Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot,
who has taken up the cause of missing
Americans In Southeast Asia. Perot wondered
If the O'Rourke Incident would damage
Armltage's credibility with the Vietnamese.
He took his concerns to then-Vlcc President
Bush. "W h at docs it take for a U.S.
government official to lose his security
clearance?" Perot wanted to know.
Later, we reported-that then-National Secu
rity Advisor Frank Cariuccl secretly asked
Perot to stop stirring up trouble for Armltage.
The O'Rourke rase is not the only time
Armltage haa taken pen In hand to defend the
accused. We recently reported that tn 1988
he wrote a letter on behalf of the Defense
Department to several members of Congress
asking them to go easy on Japan's Toshiba
Machine Co. Toshiba had Illegally sold
submarine parts to the Soviet Union that
allowed the Soviets to build quieter subs. As
punishment. Caigress was considering strict
sanctions against the sale of Toshiba pro
ducts In the United States.
�I
Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, February 27, 1989 — BA
G a n g violence c la im s 11-year-old girl
United Press International
Train derails, cars explode
AKRON, Ohio — A freight train derailed and four tank ears
containing butane fuel exploded Into (lames In the downtown
area Sunday night, prompting the evacuation of more than
1,000 people within a half-mile o f the site, police said.
A huge pillar of smoke streamed over the city throughout the
night after the 7:30 p.m. wreck, but no Injuries were reported.
Firefighters had doused the (Ire on three tank cars and
contained the blaze to one by early Monday, Akron Fire Chief
George Romanowski said.
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Frpm United P r e s s International reports
LO S A N G E L E S - An
II-year-old girl was killed and
her aunt was critically wounded
as gang members opened fire on
a rival gang standing nearby and
struck the two Innocent victims,
officials said Sunday.
E ls e w h e r e d u r i n g t he
weekend, gang attacks claimed
at least four other lives and
another man was killed when he
was struck by a car carrying two
gang members that was being
chased by police, law enforce
ment officials Bold. At least six
other people were wounded.
The young girl, her 14-year-
old slsler and their 42-ycar-old Ore with u shotgun. Wallers
aunt were caught In gang gun said.
fire nbout 9:30 p.m. Saturday
The ll-ycar-old . who was
while walking home from a standing nearest the street, was
market In the Plco-Unlon District k illed from shotgun p ellet
Just cast of downtown, Lt. Rob wounds to the head, he said. Her
Wnttcrssaid.
aunt was In critical condition at
"The whole thing is tragic. It’s County-USC Medical Center with
really bad." Sgt. Alan Bollinger pellet wounds to the neck. The
said. "They were walking In the 14-ycar-oId was uninjured.
None or the gang members
wrong place at the wrong time."
was wounded and no arrests
The victims, whose names were made.
"The motive lor the shooting
were withheld until relatives
could be notifed, were walking Is in all likelihood the usual gang
past some gang members stan retribution drlvc-by shooting
ding In the front yard of a and the victims were innocent
residence when members of a victims of gang violence." Wat
rival gang drove by and opened ters said.
United Prass International
Stocks open mixed
sell-off in response to the Fed's
raising of the discount rate, the
NEW YORK — Prices opened- rate it charges member banks
mixed Monday in moderate for loans, from 6.5 percent to 7
trading o f New York Stock percent.
The move, which the Fed said
Exchange issues, with blue
chips outperforming broader was necessary to stem growing
market issues In the wake of Inflationary pressures, prompted
Friday's hike of the discount rate several U.S. banks to raise their
prime lending rate to 11.5 per
by the Federal Reserve.
The Dow Jones Industrial cent.
average, which plunged 43.92
Friday, was up 1.42 to 2246.96 Gold And Silver
shortly after the market opened.
NEW YORK fUPI) - Foreign
Declines led advances 427and
domestic gold & silver prices
317. however, among the 1,207
quoted In dollars per troy ounce
Issues crossing the NYSE tape.
Early turnover amounted to Monday:
Gold
about 9,300,000 shares.
Stock prices closed sharply London
lower Friday in moderate trading Previous close 389.25 off 2.25
as Investors staged a major Morning fixing 390.75 up 1.50
Hong Kong 391.25 up 1.55
New York
Dow Jones
Cemex Bpot gold open 392.50 up
1.40
Dow Jones Averages
Comex spot silver open 5.948 up
10:00 s.m.
0.025
30 Indus 2238.39 off 7.15
20 Trans 1063.39 ofT8.57
(L o n d o n m o rn in g fix in g
15 Utils 181.60 ofTO.24
change is based on the previous
65 Stock 860.56 o(T3.77
day's closing price.)
United f r i l l (ntamatlonal
EMILY E. BORGAILO
Emily E. Boigallo, 73. 234
Highlands Glen Circle. Winter
Springs, died Sunday at Florida
Hospital, Altamonte Springs.
Horn June 18. 1915 in Germany,
she was a longtime resident of
W inter Springs. She was a
pari-mutuel clerk o f a dog track
and a member of the Church of
Jesus Christ o f Latter-day
Saints.
Survivors Indudc husband.
John; son, Gary Bigness, Texas:
daughter, Carol Lee Morlctt. New
Yor k; b r o t h e r , Carl
Schleutermann. California: star
ter, Lillian Unger, Bradenton. *
Baldw in-Fairchlld Funeral
Home. Altamonte Springs. In
charge of arrangements.
E V A N S " B U B B A " H ENRY
FRAZIER
Evans "Bubba" Henry Frazier.
5 6 . o f 1300 W . 5 th S t..
Bradenton, died Thursday at
Manatee Memorial Hospital,
Bradenton. Bom Nov. 11. 1932
In S a n fo r d , he m o v e d to
Bradenton in 1963. He was a
laborer
Survivors Include son. Joseph
Mobley, Sanford: daughters.
Paircsaa Renee Poole, Kimberly
M i c h e l l e P o o le , b o t h o f
Bradenton; sisters. Rosa Lee
Riggins. Jacksonville. Josephine
Halls, Alice Murphy, both of
Sanford, Alb erta W illiam s.
Rochester N.Y.. Ruthle Mac
Shabbozzo. Detroit; brothers.
Joe Henry. Matthew, both of
Sabford, John Henry. Detroit:
three grandchildren.
Sunrise Funeral Home. San
ford. In charge of arrangements.
ERIE EUGENE lONARD
Erie Eugene Klnard. BO. 2434
Marshall Ave., Sanford, died
Saturday at Central Florida Re
gional Hospital. Sanford. Bom
M ay 6. 1908 in H am pton
County. S C., he moved to San
r M # 14V*
G u tierrez died at D aniel
Freeman Memorial Hospital at
11:05 p.m.. he said.
"The suspect Is believed to be
a rival gang member who fted In
a small foreign vehicle." Koon
said. Again, no arrests were
made.
Gunshots were fired during a
fight between two rival gangs on
a San Pedro street comer.
Phone co m p an ie s blasted
FINANCIAL
C A R O L Y N Y V O N N E
BOOKMAN
Carolyn Yvonne Bookman. 36.
5020 Cleveland Rd. Apt 121,
Jacksonville, died Friday, Feb.
24. at Orlando Regional Medical
Centem Bom - Feb. 7 r i9 5 3 in
Jacksonville. .'She was a tele
communicate! at AT&T- and a
Baptist.
Survivors include husband,
Cecil E. Sr., Sanford: son, Cecil
E. Jr,, Jacksonville: mother,
C a r r i e B. W a s h i n g t o n ,
Jacksonville: father, Hayward
Thompson, Jacksonville; stepfa
ther, Eugene Campbell, step
mother, Lois Campbell, both of
Jacksonville; staters, Sharon E.
Frazier, Sandra D. Johnson,
Dian a J a c k s o n , all of
Jacksonville; brothers, Marion
R. W a s h in g to n . H a y w a rd
T h o m p so n J r .. Mi chae l
Thompson, all of Jacksonville;
n u m ero u s s te p s is te rs and
stepbrothers.
Sunrise Funeral Home, San
ford, in charge of arrangements.
About 35 minutes earlier.
Jesus Gutierrez. 16. a suspected
gang member, was shot as he
stood next to Ills car in a
gasoline station in South Central
Los Angeles, Sgt. Stnccy Koon
said.
Local Interest
These quotations provided
by members of the National
A ssociation o f S ecu ritie s
Dealers are representative
Inter^dealer p rice s as o f
mid-morning today. Inferd e a le r m a rk e ts c h a n g e
throughout (he day. Prices do
not Include retail markup or
markdown.
Bid
Ask
3%
American Pioneer 3 to
Barnett Bank
32%
32%
First Union
2144
22
FP&L
2914
29%
Fla. Progress
34 to
34%
HCA
48%
48 to
Hughes Supply
17%
18
24 W
24%
Morrison's
59%
60
NCRCorp.
Plesaey
45%
45to
Scotty'a
12%
12%
23%
Southeast Bonk 23%
20%
SunTrust
21
Walt Disney
72%
72to
55to
55%
Westlnghouse
Brunswick
17%
18%
9%
9%
HBJ
Fla. National
16%
16%
Winn-Dixie
45
45to
Emerson.......... .29%
29%
ford from there in 1926. He was Rock Cove Court, Sanford, died
retired farmer and a deacon fo Sunday at his residence. Bom
March 16. 1919 In Herndon.
the Church o f God o f Prophecy.
Survivors Include wife, Esther; Kansas, he moved to Sanford in
son. Marvin E „ Myrtle Beach. 1988 from San Antonio, Texas.
S.C.; daughters, Margaret Petty, He worked In the food service
J a ck son ville, Helen G riffis, division In the U-S. Army- and
Okeechobee’; brother, W illie was a member of the Church of
S a n f o r d ; s i s t e r s , L e s s ic the Nativity, Lake Mary. He was
Teagarden, Sanford, M alzle an Army veteran of the Korean
Kyler, Tampa: eight grand- and Veitnamesc conflict.
children: 1 l g r e a t
Survivors Indude daughters.
grandchildren.
Patricia Spradlin, Denver; Lisa
Brlsson Guardian Chapel, Yeomans, Sanford; sons. Eric
Sanford, in charge of arrange Lake Mary, Frank J., San An
tonio, Cld. Denver: brothers,
ments.
Francis, Linus, Colby, Kansas,
MATTIE MAE MONTGOMERY
Mattie Mae Montgomery, 80, Jerry, Flagstaff. Ariz.; sisters.
3728 First Ave. Sanford, died Florence Unger, McCook, Neb.,
Friday at Central Florida Re M agdalan Skolout, D enver;
gional Hospital. Bom June 10, mother. Anna Kogl, Herndon.
G ram kow Funeral Hom e,
1908 In Balnbrtdge, Ga., she
moved to Sanford in 1923 from Sanford, in charge of arrange
Georgia. She was a homemaker ments.
and a member of St. Matthew's
M issionary Baptist Church.
Sanford.
BOOKMAN, CAROLYN YVONNE
S u rv iv o rs Include sister,
Funeral tervlctt lor Carolyn Vvonn*
Georgia Mae Ponder, Jennings.
Bookman, ) « , SOM Cleveland Rd.,
Ha.
Jackionvllle. who died Friday. Fed >4. will
Sunrise Funeral Home, San be held Saturday al II a m af Emmanuel
Temple. Jecktonvllla with Elder Jemet
ford. in charge of arrangements.
Walker officiating. Birial will be In Rettlewn
TALLAHASSEE - Telephone
company officials who publicly
support the Public Service
C om m ission have s ec re tly
drafted legislation to sharply
curtail the state regulating
agency’s authority over them.
Public Counsel Jack Shreve,
who represents consumers be
fore the PSC. said the legislation
was ''o u tra g e o u s ," the St.
Petersb u rg T im es reported
Sunday.
internal memos obtnined by
the paper show that repre
sentatives of the 13 telephone
companies In Florida drafted
legislation that would revoke the
PSC's authority over companies
that have fewer than 200,000
subscribers. Most of the tele
phone compnalcs have fewer
than 200.000 subscribers.
The legislation would also
block the PSC from reviewing
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reading of an ordinance
eliminating (he marina fees. The
commissioners called for that
ordinance at its Jan. 13 meeting
by a 4-1 vote.
Commissioner Whltcy Ecks
tein suggested at a commission
workshop earlier this month that
elim inating fees could be a
g o o d w i l l g e s t u r e to w a r d
Seminole County. Joint use of
the marina might lead to a Joint
effort to rid Lake Monroe of blind
mosquitoes. Eckstein suggested.
At that time, Commissioner A.
A. McClanahan countered tluit
the fees were needed to support
police services crucial to main
taining order at the marina.
Cemetery, Jackionvllb.
Sunrlie Funeral Hone. Sanlord, in charge
of arrangements.
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�QA _ sanlord H erald. Sanford. Florida - Monday, February 27. 1969
Duarte offers cease-fire
in El Salvador civil war
UPI report____________
SAN SALVADOR. El
Salvador — President
Jose Napoleon Duarte
colled Sunday for a
cease-fire In the notion s
nlne-year-old civil war
and said he was willing
to postpone elections
and hold peace talks
with leftist rebels.
In a speech broadcast
In th e e v e n in g on
Salvadoran radio and
television. Duarte said
the cease-fire could
b e g in at m id n ig h t
Tuesday ir the guerril
las accept the proposal,
and would last al least
until his term expires
June 1.
The ailing president
also said he had agreed
to postpone the sched
uled March 19 elections
and to begin talks with
the rebel Farobundo
Marti National Libera
tion Front — two key
conditions of a peace
proposal offered by the
resistance last month.
Duarte said the talks
c o u l d be h e l d In
Guatemala City as soon
as details of the cease
fire were worked out.
"This proposal Is to
be within the frame of
th e c o n s t i t u t i o n ,
because as constitu
tional president 1 must
abide by It." Duarte
said.
If his proposal Is re
jected. Duarte said, a
n a tio n a l p le b is c it e
would be called to give
the Salvadoran people
"a chance to decide on
their hom ela nd’ s
future."
Duarte, who Is suffer-
Ing from cancer, did not
say when e le c tio n s
would be rescheduled.
The rebel peace pro
posal had stipulated
t h a t t h e p o l l s be
postponed five months
— a proposal Use gov
ernm ent earlier had
said would be impossi
ble because Duarte Is
constitutionally bound
to leuve of)Vc In Just
over three months.
The rebels. In an un
precedented move Jan.
23. offered to lay down
t h e i r ar ms and
participate in elections
i f th e g o v e r n m e n t
postponed the March 19
polls and agreed to pro
cedural guarantees for
leftist political groups.
G u e r r illa le a d e r s
warned Saturday or a
dramatic escalation In
the 10-ycar-old war
unless the government
accepted the conditions
and agreed to direct
talks.
L a s t w e e k re b e ls
leaders met in Mexico
City with top officials of
El Salvador’s political
parties.
CLAUDETTE FELLA.
Defendant
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: CLAUDETTE FELLA
(lait known addratt)
ISOPined* Street
Longwood. Florida 177SO
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action to forte lot* a mortgage
on th* following preparty In
SamlnolaCounty, Florida:
Lolt X . II and » , Three
Pina*, according lo th* plat
thereof at recorded In Plat Book
1. Pag* AS. Public Record* of
SamlnolaCounty, Florida,
hat been filed again*! you. and
you ar* required to larva a copy
ol your written detente*. If any.
to It on Lawrence W. Solodky,
Etqulre. who** addratt It P.O.
Box ASS. Orlando. Florida 11*01
on or bator* April 1. I***, and
III* th* original with th* Clark of
Ihlt Court either balora tarvle*
on Plaintiff* attorney or Imma
dlately thereafter, otherwl** a
default will b* entered agalntt
you for th* relief demanded In
th* Complaint.
DATED on February IX !♦•*.
(SEAL)
_
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark of tha Circuit Court
By: Cacalla V. Ekam
At Deputy Clark
Publlth: Fab. 17, March A, 11.
M. IN*
OEB-lfl
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It h*r*by glv*n that w»
ar* engaged In butlnatt al Al
Alalaya Woodt Blvd . Oviedo A
l)OA So. French Ave , Sanford.
Samlnola County, Florida undar
th* Flctlllout Nam* ol OUTLET
BAZAAR, and that w* Inland to
raglttar tald nama with th*
Clark ol th* Circuit Court.
Samlnola County, Florida In
accordance with th* Provltlont
ol th* Flctlllout Nam* Statutat.
ToWIt: Sactlon AAJW Florida
Statutat IW7.
AZTEC. INC.
/t/Angelica Hantan
/t/ Guillermo Hantan
Publlth: Fab.A. 11,JAW. IMt
DEB M
NOTICE Of
FICTITIOUS NAME
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undartlgnad It angagad
In butlnatt al 104* Rtadlng
Court. Wlnttr Part, Samlnola
County, Florida a m . undar th*
Flctlllout N*m* ot TOUR AND
TRAVEL BY b A M. and mat It
Inlandt to raglatar laid nama
with tha Clark ot tha Circuit
Court, Samlnola County. Florida
In accordanca with tha pro
vltiont ot tha Flctlllout Nama
Statute*. to wit: Sactlon IAS Of.
Florida Sla tutai t*S7.
TOUR AND TRAVEL
BY D AM . INC.
By: Dlngf.DaMonflt
Praildenl
Publlth: fab. A. IS.» . 17. IN t
DEB Jt
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that I
am angagad In butlnatt at 10*
Burgot Rd.. Winter Sprlngt.
Fla. 1370*. Samlnola County.
Florida undar th* Flctlllout
Nam* ol SOLIS SECURITY
SYSTEMS, and that I Intend to
raglttar tald nama with th*
Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court,
Samlnola County. Florida In
accordance with th* Provltlont
ot th* Flctlllout Nam* Statute*.
To-Wit: Sactlon 8*50* Florida
Statutat IM7.
/t/EmllloH.Sollt
Publlth: Fab. 17. March A. IX
M. Itot
DEB 174
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Not lea It haraby glvan that wa
art angagad In butlnatt al S4J0
Laka A«a.. Sanlord. Samlnola
County, Florida undar tha
Flctlllout Nama of LAND
S C A P E M E C H A N IC A L
SERVICES UNLIMITED, and
that wa Inland to rag Ittar tald
nama with tha Clark of tha
Circuit Court. Samlnola County,
- Florida In accordanca with tha
Provltlont ol tha Flctlllout
Nama Statutat. ToWIt: Sactlon
(il.Of Florida Statutat lfS7.
/t/Joaaph E. Adamt
Gary J. Prlckal
Publlth: Fab. IS. S. 17. March
A. I lt t
DEBUS
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notlca It haraby glvan that I
am angagad In butlnatt at SOI
Park Placa Sulla SOO. Allamonta
Sprlngt. Samlnola County.
Florida undar tha Flctlllout
Nama ol SAFE BABY OF
CENTRAL FLAVADVANCED
.ENERGY SYSTEMS, and that I
Inland to raglttar tald nama
with tha Clark ol tha Circuit
Court. Samlnola County. Florida
In accordanca with tha Pro
vltiont ol tha Fktltta/a Nama
Statutat. ToWIt: Sactlon AAlOf
Florida Statutat ItSS.
. /t/TImothu Pullar
Publlth: Fab. SO. V. March A.
IX Itat
DEB SI4
AFFIDAVIT UNCER
FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE
STATE OF FLORIDA)
COUNTYOF SEMINOLE) SS
Th* undartlgnad. undar oath
tayt
I. Thlt Inttfumahl It being
executed lor th* purpot* ol
complying wllh Sactlon IAS 0*
Florida Statutat.
1 It it th* Intention of th*
undartlgnad to engage In a
uutlnatt antorprlt* undar Ih*
fkflltout name of E X A EN
TERPRISES located at II*
Magnolia Drive In th* City of
, Allamonta Sprlngt. FL 11714.
’ Samuiota County. Florida
] Attached hereto and mad* a
part hereol it the newtpapar
Proof ol Publication at required
by told Statute
a Thoa* interailed in taid
antorprlt*. and th* aatanl ot th*
interail ol each. It at lot low*
NAME OF OWNER
Cathy B Bellucci
INTEREST
IO O \
;
SIGNATURE OF OWNER
/*/Cathy B Batlwcci
ADORESSOF OWNER
Magnolia Dr .
’
Allamonta Spring*. FLU /14
Sworn to and tubtcribad be
' tor* m* at Fern Part. Seminole
County. Florida, mil llt l day ot
February It**
Notary Public. Stale o*
Florida at Large
My Commitaton E>p«*t
Augull II. I**0
'
At referred to In Paragraph 1
above Proof ot Public*"on of
Ihlt intont.cn to regrttor It tiled
hertwih pur manI to Ih* pro
vltiont of Section teS0* Florida
*
Statu te *
Publlth Fab 17. March X IX
DEB I7S
IN THE-CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO.: •f-Mt-CA-tf-L
ASSOCIATES FINANCE. INC
a Taiat corporation.
Plaintiff.
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
is tea*
Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME LAW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that th* undersigned, datlrlng to
engage In butlnatt utdar th*
llcllltout name of C.C ALTA
MONTE JOINT VENTURE, an
Indiana general parfnarthlp. at
th* Intartact Ion of S.R. 414 and
Magnolia/Bunnell Road. In th*
City ot Allamonta Sprlngt.
Samlnola County, Florid*. Intondt to regular th* tald name
with th* Clark ol Ih* Circuit
Court ot Samlnola County.
Florida.
DATED at IndlanapoUx Indi
ana. Ihlt 14th day of February,
IN*.
C.C. ALTAMONTE
JOINTVENTURE
An Indiana general
partnerthlp
Dr: MSA/PSI ALTAMONTE
JOINT VENTURE,
an Indiana
limited partnerthlp.
ganaral partner
By: ALTAMONTE SIMON
ASSOCIATES, INC.,
an Indiana
corporation
ganaral partner
(SEAL)
/*/ J.A. Rotanfald It*
vice pratldanl
By: MSA REALTY
CORPORATION,
an Indiana corporation,
ganaral partner
(SEAL)
/t/J.A. Rotantold It*
vie* pratldanl
Publlth: Fab. 17. March A. 11.
10. IN *
DEB 17*
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that w*
ar* angagad In butlnatt at ItO
Alberta St.. Longwood. FL,
Samlnola County, Florida undar
th* Flctlllout Nam* ol SCRUB
•N' SHRUBS, and that wa Inland
to raglttar tald name with th*
Clark ol th* Circuit Court,
Samlnola County. Florid* In
accordanca wllh th* Provltlont
of th* Flctlllout Nam* Statute*.
ToWIt: Section 1*1.0* Florida
Statutat 1*57.
/t/Kally S. Wilton
/t/Shirley Donaldton
Publlth: Fab. IX 10. 17. March
L IN t
DEB-141
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that we
ar* engaged In butlnatt at E1J
Samlnola Blvd.. Cattalbarry.
Samlnola County, Florida undar
tha F l c t l l l o u t N a m * of
P H A R A O H 'S C L E A N IN G
SERVICE, and that wa Inland to
raglttar tald nama wllh th*
Clark ot th* Circuit Court.
Samlnola County. Florida In
accordance with th* Provltlont
ol the Flctlllout Nam* Statute*.
ToWII: Sactlon IAS0* Florid*
Statute* t*S7.
/t/Tommy Thompton
/t/Robart J. Young
Publlth: Fab 17, March X IX
10.1to*
DEBIT*
INTHE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number • » « * CP
Otvttton Probata
IN REi ESTATE OF
CASSANDRA LEANN HILTON.
Daceatad
NOTICE TOCREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S
A G A I N S T TH E A B O V E
ESTATE
Th* admlnltlrallon of th*
etlal* Of CASSANDRA LEANN
H IL T O N , d a c e a ta d . F ile
Number to Ol* CP, It pending In
th* Circuit Court tor Samlnoto
County. F lo rid a . P ro b e l*
Dlvttlon. th* addratt of which It
Samlnola County Courthout*.
Sanford. Florida 11771. Th*
namat and addrettat ol th*
per tonal re*u*e*nl*tlr« and the
par tonal rapratanlallva't at
tornay ar* tai forth baton
All parton* ar* required to til*
with th* Clark of thlt court.
WITHIN THREE CALENDAR
MONTHS OF THE FIR ST
P U B L IC A T IO N OF T H IS
NOTICE all claim* agamtl tha
eilato in th* form and manner
pratenbed by Section 711 701 of
th* Florida Statutat and Ruto
S r*0 of Tha Florida Rutot of
P rob al* and Guardianthip
P ro ce d u re
A L L C LA IM S ANO DE
MANOS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARREO
Publication ot mu None* hat
begun on Fabruary 17,1to*
Per tonal Repretanlativ*
Larra J Hilton
IU Long Leal Pm* Circle
Sanlord FL 11771
Attorney tor
Par tonal Repratantatrva
CHARIEST WELLS. ESQ
WELLS. GATTIS. HALLOWES
A CARPENTER.P A
P O
Bo. HO*
Orlando. FL U*M
Telephone 14(71 *43 4*7*
Publlth Feb 17.March*. Ito*
DEB 177
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that I
am angagad In butlnatt at Fla*
World Highway 17*1. Sanlord.
Samlnola County, Florida undar
H U N D R ED S OF USED CAR & T R U C K BA RG AINS!!
lh a F l c t l l l o u t N a m * o l
E N LIG H TE N E D ENCOUN
1966 TAURUS 8i
TERS. and that I Inland to
1986 PONT. 6000
raglttar tald name wllh th*
SABLES
Auto
.
Air.
Romoto
Mriort.
Clark ot Ih* Circuit Court,
Stk. *P062341
;
Cloth Interior
Samlnola County, Florida In
Well equipped & ttartlno a '
Slk. »PO623401
accordanca with th* Provltlont
ot th* Flctlllout Nam* Statutat.
To Wit: Section 1*5 0* Florida
Statute* I*17.
/t/LIndaJ . Kanin
1986 PONTIAC 6000
Publlth: Fab IX 10. V . March
1988 THUNDERBIRDS
A. IN *
Auto, i/c, rm X i mlrrara.
lo o d ed wtophont. thl under
DED II*
doth Int, stk.
factory worronfy. A lo ctioote
PP0623401.
NOTICE OF
51
Slk *0527344
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* I* haraby glvan that I
am engaged In butlnatt at S17S
Rad Bug Lake Rd.. Suit* 111.
Winter Sprlngt. FL 11701,
Samlnola County, Florida under
1988 G R A N D A M
1988 CHEVY
th * F l c t l l l o u t N am a o l ;
QUAD • 4
WINDOW. WALL X FLOOR,
CELEBRITY
4 O . outo. air. am/Im sloroo.
and that I Inland to raglttar tald : !
V-8, auto , dr. arrVfm
nama with Ih* Clark ol th*
till, cruke. pwr. window*,
itoreo, extra dean can, 3
Circuit Court. Samlnola County. , '
pwr. locks
tochooufrom
Florida In accordanca with Ih*
Provltlont of Ih* Flctlllout
Nam* Statute*. ToWIt: Sactlon
IAS 0* Florida Statutat 1*S7.
/t/LInda B. Norman
Publlth: Fab. IX 10. 17. March I
1988 FORD
1987 O L D S C U T LA SS
A. If
TAURUSES
C IE R A C O U P E
DEB IK
V-6. auto, air. tterao.
;
6 lo choote from. PS. PW. PL
cloth mt.(Y**.aloda.tR.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
tilt. olr. om/tm ttereo. low
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
cruise, #120120. From
;
mile*. Slk *0314048
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. M SI**-CAMP
... RE: THE MA
ADOPTION OF:
1988 TOYOTA
1988 BERETTAS
D
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NOTICE OF ACTION
COROLLA
Auto, olr. om/tm ttereo.
TO: Harry Thome* Evant
i }
Auto .ad.itareo,
Unknown
low mile*
J
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dk. #120111.
SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE
$4995
$5995
OUR ANNUAL CLOSEOUT
BLOWOUT CLEARANCE
SALE O N SELECTED
$4995
• BEDS
• BEDROOM SUITES
>SOLID BRASS
$9995
I agali
ed to l
i
ESQ.. P*lltlon*r'« attorney,
whole addrett It ISM Eatt
Jack ton S tra ti. Orlando.
Florid* 11*01. on or bolor*
march 17. IN*, and III* th*
original with th* Clerk ol thl*
court alther balora lervlce on
Palltloner'i attorney or Imm*
dlately thereafter; olherwlt* t
dataull will ba entered again*!
you lor lha relief demanded In
th* complaint or petition.
DATED on thl* 10th day ol
February. IN*.
(SEAL)
M A R Y A N N E M ORSE,
CLERK
At Clark ol tha Court
BY: Cacalla V. Ekam
At Deputy Clark
Publlth: Fab. IX » . 27. March
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that I
am angagad In butlnatt at Fla*
World Highway I7-*1, Sanford.
Samlnola County. Florida undar
th* Flctlllout Nam* of CRANES
ROOST PRESS, and that I
Intend to raglttar tald name
with th* Clerk of tha Circuit
Court, Samlnola County. Florida
In accordanca with Ih* Pro
vltlont of th* Flctlllout Nam*
Slatutox To WII: Section t*S0*
Florida Statute* IM7.
/*/Philip Weiner
Publlth: Fab. 11. 20. 17. March
X IN*
DEB 141
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nolle* It haraby glvan that I
am engaged in butlnatt at S4S0
Bryant A v * „ Sanford. FL.
Samlnoto County. Flgrld* under
th* Flctttlou* Nam* of CUR
RENT LIGHTING, and that I
Inland to raglttar tald name
with th* Clark of th* Circuit
Court. Samlnoto County, Florida
in accordance with th* Pro
vltiont of th* Flctlllout Nam*
Statute*. ToWIt: Section **10*
Florida Statute* l*S7.
/t/Wllliam T McCarry
Publlth: Fab. tl. » . 17. March
X IW *
OEB 140
INTHE CIRCUIT COURTOF
THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
Cat* N*.: M I N I CAP* L
Dlvltton CAP* L
COMMONWEALTH
MORTGAGE c o m p a n y o f
AMERICA. L.P..
Plaintiff.
G E RHARO L HUMBERT.
ETAL.
BEST
BEDDING
Defendant
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
purtuanl to a Final Judgment of
loeeiloiuee dated February 11.
IN*, and entered In Cat* No
M 1 N 1 C A 0 *L of th* Circuit
Court of Ih* EIGHTEENTH
Judicial Circuit in and for
SEMINOLE County. Florida
wherein
COMMONWEALTH
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Knlcks beat Celtics lor record
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The New York Knlcks turned the team they
feared most not long ago Into a mere steppingstone toward a club record.
Mark Jackson scored 28 points Sunday to lead
the Knlcks to their club-record 21st straight
v ic t o r y S u n day, a
122-110 decision over
the Boston Celtics.
T h e C eltics have
ou sted the Knlcks
from the playofTs the
last two times New
York has reached the
postseason and domi
nated the conference
during the Knlcks’
s lid e . On S u n day,
however, they had to
overcome a 22-polnt
deficit to even make the game close.
Elsewhere on Sunday, Denver downed
Philadelphia 122-115. Indiana iced Utah 128-08,
Detroit dumped the Los Angeles Clippers
110-98. Portland pounded Miami 124-102, and
the Los Angeles Lakers lashed Phoenix 134-122.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL |
Stevens to be 'Cane barometer
CORAL GABLES — University of Miami
athletic director Sam Jankovtch said Sunday he
would conduct a national search Tor a replace
ment for head coach Jimmy Johnson but that
offensive assistant Gary Stevens would be used
aa a •‘barometer'’ to compare all candidates.
Johnson got the Job as head coach of the
Dallas Cowboys Saturday when the team was
sold to Jerry Jones, an Arkansas oilman who
was Johnson’s roommate In college.
S te v e n s , the p a s s-m in d ed o ffe n s iv e
coordinator who many credit for developing
Miami Into "Quarterback U.” quickly acquired
almost universal support for the Job, but
Jankovtch said he would not submit to pressure
when he makes his decision.
"Boosters, players, coaches alike will not
pressure me Into making what I don’t think Is
the right decision and neither will you — the
media,", a somewhat hostile Jankovtch told a
--uc w c u n fteie im. on the-Mtamt campus;-'!! willnot submit to pressure.’
*
Becker better with experience
PHILADELPHIA - At the ripe old age of 21.
Boris Becker credits his experience with making
him a better player on the pro tennis tour.
"Even though I’m only 21. I feel older." said
Becker, who won his second straight tourna
ment Sunday with a 7-6 (7-4), 6-1. 6-3 victory
over two-time defending champion Tim Mayotte
In the (602,500 Ebel U.S. Pro Indoor tennis
championships.
" I played here four years ago and not many
other players on the tour can say that. Plus my
career went through so many stages. I won
Wimbledon so early, then I had some setbacks
but I came back. That helps you to see things In
perspective.
"A ll these things make me looser on the court.
I’m not aa tight as I used to be. I go out and give
It my all and If I win, great. If I don’t, I’m not as
down as I used to be."
HOCKEY
Redwings extend Norris lesd
The Detroit Red Wings shook off a slump In
time to put mare distance between themselves
and the second-place Chicago Blackhawks In the
Norris Division race.
The Red W lngi took three out of a possible
f o u r p o in t s In Its
weekend series with the
Blackhawks. capped by
a 4-4 tie Sunday at
Chicago. That allowed
Detroit, which had seen
Its division lead shrink
as t h e y s u f f e r e d
through u slump, to
hold a 13-polnt ad van
tage over Chlcatfj.
In other NHL games Sunday. Winnipeg
blanked Calgary 1-0. Hartford outdueled Pit
tsburgh 8-6. Montreal ripped Vancouver 5-2 and
Los Angeles and New Jersey finished la a 11
Ue.
From stiff and wire reports______________
BASKETBALL
□7:30 p.m. — ESPN. College. Vlllanova at
Georgetown. (L)
□ 8 p.m. — SUN. College. South Carollnu at
VtrgtnaTech.IL)
□9:30 p.m. — ESPN. College. Michigan at
Michigan Slate. (L)
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INSIDE:
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Lady Pats win Earlybird
■ P e o p le . Page 3B
■ C o m ics, Page 4B
■ C la s s ifie d , P ageG B
ByMARK BLYTHE
Herald sports writer
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Lake
Brantley, powered offensively by
Tina Wilson and Tracy Branden
burg and the pitching of Kristen
Bates, won the Earlybird Invita
tional softball tournament held at
Merrill Park here on Saturday.
The Lady Patriots Improved to 6-0
on the season and will return to
action at home this Tuesday against
county rival Lake Howell.
L a k e B r a n tle y o p e n ed the
tournament ogalnst Santa Luces
and Just got by with a 7-5 victory.
The Lady Patriots went on to nip
Palm Bay 3-1 before getting by Lake
Howell 5-1.
Lak e B ra n tle y then rip ped
Jacksonville Fletcher 8-1 In the
finals to capture Its first tournament
of the season. The Lady Patriots will
look to stay unbeaten when they
return to action against the Lady
Silver Hawks on Tuesday.
The matchup Tuesday will be
equally tmportaht as It Is the
opening game In the Seminole
Athletic Conference for both teams.
Lake Brantley has won the SAC the
tremendous )ob on the mound.
Along with Wilson's MVP perfor
mance, Brandenburg and Bates
were named to the all tournament
team.
"W e played real well.” Lake
Brantley assistant coach Debbie
Frank said. "Bates pitched well and
we had real good hitting from Tina
Wilson and Tracy Brandenburg."
Another key Seminole Athletic
Conference contest Is on tap for
Tuesday as the Lake Mary Lady
Rams, who co-hosted the Earlybird
Invitational with Lake Brantley, will
be at Lyman.
Rollins
earns spot
in tourney
BY JIM RICKENBACKER
Herald Correspondent______________
WINTER PARK - Burying Barry
In Saturday night’s regular-season
finale was imperative If the Rollins
Tars Intended to Join powerhouses’
Tampa. Florida Southern and FIT
for Friday’s four-team Sunshine
State Conference tournament.
Rollins, once 0-2 In the conference
standings, had registered Its first
SSC triumph against Barry. Jan.
23. and climaxed a comeback that
landed the Tars In the conference
tournament by crushing the Bucca
n e e rs . 112 -89 , S a tu r d a y at
Enyart-Alumnl Fleldhouse.
"W e earned our right to play In
this tournament,’ * said Rollins
Coach Tom Klusman. to a boister
ous bunch In the lockerroom.
"W e’ve showed some guts coming
back the way we have this season. 1
believe this was our finest game of
the year."
G ranted Barry Isn’ t Florida
Southern or Tampa, which plays
host to Rollins at 8 p.m. Friday on
the heels o f the FSC-FTT showdown.
• Stllirthe Tars (14-13. 6 6 ) took It
to the Bucs behind the heroics of
Todd Murphy. Steve Rotz. Andy
Holman. Sam Arierbum and an
entire team that believes they can
play with the conference btg boys.
"W e ’ve got as good a chance as
anyone else In the tournament or
better." said Murphy, the senior
center who poured In a career-high
20 points and ripped down a
career-high 12 rebounds. "Our team
knows that In order to beat these
teams we have to play all out.
"Last year we won some games
because of great talent. This year
our desire and will to win have
carried us down the stretch."
Holman, who scored 14 points
and snatched six rebounds In 14
minutes, spoke of other Ingredients
essential to the Tars' success.
"W e ’ve been doing a good Job as
of late focusing on one game at a
time." Holman said. "W e had a
team meeting the other day and
talked about the need to have one
common goal. I believe we’re more
united than ever.”
Certainly. Barry (8-18. 0-12)
wouldn't dispute that after Rollins
roared to a 60-38 halftime bulge
that drew rousing applause from the
majority of the 1.018 eyewitnesses.
Just about die time the Bucs
thought they had any chances to
avenge a 82-71 loss last month.
Rollins would arise and fire up a
flurry of field goals.
A fte r Ron J o h n s o n 's dunk
diminished the Bucs' deficit to
19-12. Rotz. Martla Arierbum and
company turned up the offensive
volume and blew away the visitors.
Rotz started the run with a great
□ S ee Tars, Page 2B
Msrald f 1w*a Sr Vkfcl Oalanstar
Lake Mary’s Justin Naumovltz (front) was able to
work his way out of this |am against Maurice Moore
of Orlando Boone, but ended up having his perfect
season ruined by losing his last two matches of the
year. Still, the performance was good for a fourth
place finish In the 4A state wrestling tournament this
past weekend.
Duo does Tribe proud
From staff reports
Even though Seminole High
School was represented by Just
two wrestlers at the 3A state
championship meet at the St.
Petersburg Bayfront Center this
past Friday and Saturday, the
Tribe still left quite an Im
pression.
Both senior Troy Rollins and
Junior Justin Bennett finished
fourth In their respective weight
classes — Rollins at 160 and
Seminole's team points for a very
respectable 23rd place team
finish (out of 53 schools, most of
whom had more than two com
petitors at the meet).
"Troy lost to the eventual stale
champion (Trevor Johnson of
Bradenton Bayshorc) In the semi
finals. " said Seminole coach
Glenn Malollnl. " I f he had been In
the other side of the bracket. I
think he would have been In the
finals.
"In the consolation match, he
lost to (Mike) O'Brien (or Venice)
on a penalty point when he was
called for stalling."
Bennett was even closer to a
spot In the championship match
of his weight class, losing a
r e f e r e e ’ s d e c i s i o n to St .
Petersburg-GIbbs' Jerry Johnson
In the semifinals. Johnson went
on to be pinned by Bishop
Moore's Steve Cumble In 5:30 in
the championship match.
□ S«c Semlnoles, Page 2B
Bruno believes he
challenged Tyson
U nited P re s s International
PtwtsSy Tany Natty
LAS VEGAS — England's Frank Bruno seethed every
time the naysayers suggested he'd be lucky If
heavyweight champion Mike Tyson didn't separate him
from his faculties during their title fight.
Bruno thought the Idea preposterous both before and
after he lost to the unbeaten Tyson Saturday night.
"Mike Tyson Is a human being like everyone else,"
the Englishman said following Tyson's 36th triumph —
a fifth-round technical knockout. "He's got legs and he
bleeds."
Tyson, a 10-1 favorite, was certainly as human as
Bruno believed. The champion was awkward for the
first time In recent memory and somewhat frustrated
until a vintage pounding of an opponent on the ropes
ended It at 2:55 of the round.
"I tried my best." Bruno said. "He beat me fair and
square. There are no excuses. I hit him fairly solidly. I
was trying to make him miss, trying to make him tire
himself out."
□ See Bruno, Page 2B
Mike Tyson
Lady H a w k s u se depth to beat cold, field
From ataff reporte______________________
CASSELBERRY - What had promised to be an
Interesting track meet wilted In the cold that hit
the area over the weekend. Still. Track Shacksponsored Lake Howell Invitational girls track
meet at the Lake Howell High School stadium on
Saturday had Its share of top-notch perfor
mances.
Originally scheduled for Friday. Lake Howell
coach Tom Hammontree moved the meet bark u
day to avoid the worst of the cold weather. Even
so. only six of the Invited teams opted to Join the
host Lady Sliver Hawks — Lyman. Deltona.
Apopka. Winter Haven. Winter Park and DeLand.
The Lady Wolves of Deltona. In their first year
of compctilon. took the early lead In the team
standings as they dominated the field events.
After the first five events (four of which were won
by Deltona), the Lady Wolves held an 8369
advantage over second-place Lake Howell.
E OF SPORTS IN Y
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past two years with Lake Howell
taking It the two years before that.
Wilson, who was named the
tourney's Most Valuable Player, was
6 for 11 at the plate with five singles
and a home run In the finals while
connecting for eight runs batted In
and scoring two.
Brandenburg was equally tough
at the plate as she was 7 for 11 at
the plate and stroked three singles,
two doubles a triple and a home
run. had five runs batted In and
scored five runs.
Bates pitched all four games and
didn't walk a batter. She finished
with three strike outs and did a
Then It was time for the Lady Silver Hawks to
do their thing.
Despite winning Just four events. Lake Howell
staged a strung rally In the running events to win
the meet going away. 182-135. over Deltona.
Winter Park was third (93.5). followed by Winter
Haven (72.5). Lyman (48) and DeLand 116).
"W e Just scored well In all of the events." said
Hammontree. "W e took three and sometimes
four places In some events. Basically, we won on
our depth. That's a nice advantage to have."
H a m m o n t r e e s c o re d th e m e e t to e ig h t p la c e s In
e a c h e v e n t (e x c e p t th e re la y s ), a s y s t e m th a t Is
b e in g lo o k e d a t fo r (to s s lb le I m p le m e n ta tio n
s ta te -w id e In th e n e a r fu tu re .
Taking first places for the Lady Sliver Haw ks in
the meet were Stacy Johnson tn the 440 dash
(1 03 7|. Jessica Cardarelll In the 330 low hurdles
153.3). Mlkl Palumbo In the two-mile run
(12:35.3) and the two mile relay squad of Sheryl
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Hawk Ira 411 >4 12. Andaman *-17 I I 30.
Coleman 1-1 2 3 4. Smith 41 BO 0. Brook* I I
00 1, Handamon >7 >2 t. Total* 42 04 37 33
IIS.
D IN V I R II B I
Infllah 1414 1-111, Caspar 410 00 12.
Schayet 411 1-4 11 Lever 417 44 U,
Adorn* 4X4410. Hamllk X I I M B . Turner
M M S. Davis 40 BO 4. RetmuMenOI
BOO. Total* 11-04 X X IB.
M X 11 10-111
M M M 14—IB
Three paint goal* Adam* 4, Handamon.
BorkMy. Fouled out-Schayet. Total louls
-Philadalphla 14. Denver 14. RabeundtPhlladatphla 27 (Gmtrakl 11). Denver «
(Coaper
11).
Aaatata-Phlladelphto
10
(Chaok*0), Denver B (Lover 14). A - X444.
U T A H (M l
lavaranl'OI 00 0. Melons 411 410 14.
Eaten 11 BO 1. Grllllh 40 00 0. Stockton
40 BO X. Bailey 1-0 1-3 4. Haraen 47 44
* Brown 4014 11, Laa I I 40 4. Lacknar 14
B1 A Farmer 111-1A Ortlt 1-4 BO I. Total*
M X 11-41 m.
INDIANA (I X )
Person II I* 44 SB Thompson 44 BO X
Smltt 40 44 IA Ftomhg 47 B IA M IIItr 411
44 SO. Gray 1-4 11 A Schrempt 4 10 00
IA Ultot 47 41 1A Wlttman 1-1 I S A
Dmlllng 0 * 00 A Frederick 41 00 IA
Stephen* l-l 001. Told* X X 1014 IX.
Utah
14 B a 14- H
M iia s o - in
goab-Grllllth.
Hanton.
Penan a Miller A ScTtrempt, Frederick 1.
Foutod out—Sklle*. Total loult-Ulah 22.
Indiana tt. RobounX-Uloh 33 (Grimm
II, Indiana IS (Thompton i). A ttlilt—
Utah to (SlockIon I), Indiana 22 (Flaming
41. Tochnkel taui*-Utah bench. Malone.
111*0*1 detent*; Indian* S (Illegal detent*!.
A—11X1LOS ANOILES CUPPER* (Nl
Norman 414 44 B. Smith 411 0 IS IA
Welt 4 X 00 X Garrick 410 00 IA Grant
O X 14 X Klta 11 01 A While 11 BO A R.
William* 4000 A Lack01 111. Total*41X
14 MM
DETROIT ( I I I )
AoufrTt 410 44 D, Mahorn 11 I I A
Lalmketr M i 00 10, Dumam 7 14 11 IL
Thom** 411 I I 11. Jehntan SO 17 II,
Edward* 4 X 44 IA Rodman 11 11 A M
william* 41 I I I. Long I S BO 1. Dembo 0 3
BOO. Total*4101I I 27IM
It X It I I - N
IS 23 X 23-11*
Three petal goelt-Agulrr*. Lalmbaar.
Theme* Fouled out—Grant Total tout*- LA
Clipper* 23. Detroit 22 Rebound* LA Clip
pom M (Smith and Wolf I), Delroll to
(Rodman II). Am N U -L A Clipper* M (Gar
rkk 0), Oatrall 22 (Theme* III. A - 3I.4S4
PORTLAND IIM )
Janet 00 12 I. Kersey 7 14 00 IA
Duckworth X I I 4 7 X Oroxtor 10 M *7 2*.
Parser 0 14 I I 10. Bowl* 10 00 M. Slchltag
11 00 I. Branch 12 00 A Andaman 4 4
00 X Stepp* 12 00 A Bryant 2 3 00 A
TataH 12 *714 l l 114
MIAMI 11*11
Lang 7* 44 I*. Thompton O il 7 * IA
Camming* 11 00 I. Edward* 14 I I A
Wethtagtan 3 2 0 * A Salkaly *12 24 IA
lundveld 4 14 I 3 II. Gray 411 I I I I . Sparrow
ao BO 0. Ihetky 02 44 A N*al 02 00 A
Hatltag* *2 0 4 0 Total* X to 22 X IX
M 12 2110-124
22 >4 M 14-1*1
Three paint paalfr-Porter. Anderson 2.
Steppe 2. Suntfvotd Sparrow Fouled out
None Total lowii-Kvtiantf 14. Miami It
Rabowid*-Portland at IO o ile r III. Miami
44 ILang. Thompson. Seltaly II A 441114Perl lend 24 lOreiler. Porter Ml. Miami 21
(Washington 41 Tocteueai— Miami ideia*
*1. A -IS
PHOENIX 11221
Chamber* 7 It 4 4 It. Ollllam *12 01 It.
W etl 44 I I X Menace* l i l t 12 H.
K JeS— ea ll I* I ll » . Corbin 4 7 I I II.
Meiorle 14 0 *1 . O iem l l a a t . P eri* I I t s
i. Lane 11 ee i. n o n * ae ee e to »*it u at
Main
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Collet* Basketball Rtiultt
Bast
Arliona 77, Duka 7S
Iona 71. SI. Peter'* 70(OT)
Penn State tt, Ouquetn* 7t
Syracute X . Kentucky 71
Temple 74. Wetl Virginia S»
NC Wilmington 44. East Carolina 55
Virginia 7*. NC Slat* 75
llllnoi* *4. Ohio Slate 71
Iowa *4. Purdue *7
Minnesota Morrt* ft. Southwest State 7]
Southern Molhodst *1, Texas Tech 44
SI. Louis
Minnesota
Toronto
21 11
It X
X M
Smyth* Oivtston
Calgary
45 14
Lot Angales
X 15
Edmonton
X X
Vancouver
77 X
Winnipeg
21 21
14 52
14 X
5 X
I
4
4
7
10
20* I X
205 233
IBS 25*
The Tim Raines Connection
came on In the middle Innings to
upend Ken Rummel Chrevrolet
Saturday night In Sanford mens
softball action al Chase Park.
In other action Roycc Con
struction drilled Lambert Erec
tion s 20-0 and S tro m b erg
Carlson won by forfeit over
Flordlda Power and Light.
*4 274 IX
70 111 271
X 270 347
«1 204 103
X 215 275
Saturday'* Anvils
Detroit A Chicago 0
Pittsburgh A N Y I danders 5(11*)
NY Ranger* 7. Quebec I
in*7
*, Hartford
Harr
Boston
I
Montreal*. Buffalo 1
Edmonton A SI Louis 3
Toronto A Minnesota 2
Billy OrlfTIth led the way with
a triple, a double and a single,
driving In two runs and scoring
two. Ed Jackson had a double
and a single with two RBI's and
two runs scored. Ben Green
Sunday'* Results
Detroit A Chicago 4 (tl*)
Winnipeg I. Calgary 0
Hartford A Pittsburgh 4
Montreal 2, Vancouver 1
Lot Angeles I, New Jersey I (OT)
Monday'* (tames
(All Times EST)
Los Angeto* al NY Rangers, 7:X p.m.
SI. Louis al Toronto 7:11p.m.
Philadelphia *1 Calgary, t: 15p.m.
United Prose International
Meadowlanda Arena, which has placed a bid for
a future Final Four and Is the site of this year's
Eastern Regional, Sunday played host to a
preview of what fans might expect to sec late In
the NCAA Tournament next month.
Arizona and Duke, two of the top teams In the
nation, squared ofT In East Rutherford, N.J., for
the kind of game that had all the lngredtenta of a
championship duel.
Each team held command at one point and
then things evened out down the stretch when
the game hinged on the play of All-Americans
Sean Elliott and Danny Ferry. Elliott finished
with the upper hand, hitting a 3-polnt Jumper
over Ferry with 54 seconds remaining to lift
second-ranked Arizona over No. 8 Duke, 77-75,
for a victory that should earn the Wildcats the No.
1 ranking.
"This game simulates NCAA Toumment con
ditions." Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewskl said. "It
was like an NCAA game further down the line."
Arizona, which was ranked first earlier this
NHL SUMMARIES
Sandin'* NHL Swnmartot
SUM
CMceoe
11)4-4
First period—I, Chicago. Larmer X
(Savard.
Graham). 5:55.
PanaltlatHlggln*.
Dot.
(ma|or-Hgfittag, malormateh penalty),
11:22)
Sutter,
Oil,
(minor,
ma|or • limiting),
11:22;
T.
Murray, Chi, 1I:X.
A R IIO N A 177)
Second
per
tod-2.
Detroit.
O'Connell
1
Elliott B it 11-12 IA Buachltr S O 1-17. Cook
7:01j
X
Detroit NIII *
B1I 4 1 10. Lofton 14 B1 A Muohlbach 44 44 (Gallant),
(Yrerman), 4:S4i A Chicago. Creighton 11
IA Maton BO BO A OtNck 1-1 BO A Rook* 1-1
(Batten, Yawnoy), t :\ tt S, Detroit,
42 A WOmack BOBO 0. Total* 2420 23X 77.
Ytorman X (Gallant, Norwood), 14:17; A
DUKR (721
Chicago.
Prottoy 14 (Creighton, Hudton).
Smith 4 1 BO 10. F«rry 071 B-10 X ,
Ponallto*—Prabort.
Dot.
!:X i
Abddnaby 1-2 BO I. Henderson 4-11 00 0, 12:47.
Pavot*. Del, t : i l ; Graham, Chi, t:1Ii
Snyder 4-10 00 f, Brkfcey 30 00 A Davl* Bl
Barr. Dat, 14:17) Hauda. Del, (dsubf*
BO A Loottrwr 44 B l II. Koubek B3 BO A
minor), 17:X; Creighton, Chi. (double
Total* X 7 1 7-10 72.
minor), 17:M.
Halftlm*—Arliona X Duka 13. Thro* point
Third period—7, Detroit, Kocur 7
gool*—Arliona 40 (Elliott 1-1, Lofton I I.
Muohlbach I-A Othlck M l, Duka 7-U (Smith (Norwood). 4:S4i A Chicago. Savard II
I A Ferry }4 , Henderson 1*. Snyder 1-51. (Wilton. Graham), 11:44. Panalll**—NIII.
Fouled out-Brkkey. Total foul*—Arliona 12. Dot, l: X i Sutter. CM, S:X: Pavot*. 0*1.
12:4li Zembo, Dot, 12:44; Larmer, Chi, I2:44>
Duka IS. Rebound* Arliona X (Elliott.
Buechler 10 each), Duke 44 (Ftrry 12). Burr, Del, 14:Xi Pretley. Oil. !4:X;
Del. I»:5I.
Ataltta—Arliana 10 (Lofton 3). Duko 17 Zombo.
Overtim e—No (coring. Panaltloe—
(Snyder «). Technical*—Arliona Coach Lute Xudton, Chi, 2:00.
Otionl. A—1A1M.
Shota on goal—Detroit II >4-1—27.
Chicago I4-IBI7-4-X.
KENTUCKY (71)
Power-play conversion*—Detroit Bl.
Mill* S-ll SO IA Haraon S i 00 A Edit 4-10
4-S IA Sutton >7 1-1 IA Millar M l 14 11. Chirrup 4 5.
Goalie*—Detroit, Natan. Chicago, Pang.
Faldhaua 4 4 B IA Scad B O M A Palphmy BO A—IA472.
BOA Total* — 27-X14 X71.
Referee Andy vanftoltomond.
SYRACUSE (X )
Cotaman *-t >1 IA Thomp*on 141* l-l 17.
Owen* 7-7 M IA Dougtaa B it 00 IA Ro* >11 Calgary
IIM
BO IA Jahnten >7 M 7, Harried B l BO 0, Winnipeg
* 1* - l
ManningBOBOA BatialttataBSBOA Total*
First period—No scoring. Ponolltos—
-4 *4 2 M X .
Macoun. Cgy, 1:14 Botchman. Wpg.
Halftlm *—Kentucky 42. Syracuse X .
5:22; T. Hunter. Cgy. 1 l : « i M. Hunter, Cgy.
Throe petal gool*—Kerducky >10 (Mill* Bl.
13:S7) PeplIraki, Cgy, mtaar-ma|er (ftahtSullen 1-2, M illar 4-2). Syracuta 1-12 In g ), 15:57; Lam ay, Wpg, ll:S 7 i
(Thompson B l. Douglas BA Roo > *). Fouled Tagltanettl.
Wpg,
mafor
(Dashing),
out—Non*. Total touli—Kentucky II,
mt|or
(fighting), gam*
misconduct,
Syracuse 11. Raboundft-Kantucky X (Mill*
11:17.
«l, Syracuta X (Cotaman X ). AtaJtlt—
Second period—I, Winnipeg, Hovwrchuk
Kentucky II (Sutton«). Syracuta 27 (Douglas X (Kyle). 4: IS. Amalttoo-Loob. Cgy.
141. Technical*—Nona. A—X X S .
S:X; Cerlyto. Wpg- 1:X; Floury, Cgy,
7:41; Lamay, Wpg. 7:41) Ashton, Wpg,
ILLINOIS (H I
t:tt; Patterson. Cgy, 11:14) Munyn.
Anderson l > » 24 33. Battle 40 44 X
Cgy. misconduct. 14:11; Steen, Wpg.
Hamilton B12 I S 17, Lborty SO M X Bordo misconduct,
14:11; T.
Hunter. Cgy,
B l 00 A Bowman l-l B l A Smith 44 4-S IA
double-minor, 15:14; Roberta. Cgy, major
Small B l BOA Total* SMI 22 X »4.
(high sticking), gam* misconduct, IliX .
OHIO STATE (71)
Third; period—No scoring. Ponalttot. While 4 * H t,M *1 **n 1 S 7 M . Carter 4-11 Donnelly, Wpg. minor, misconduct, 1:14;
4 4 13. Brewster B l 00 0. Brown >10 * 0 10. Mullen. Cgyi It iX.
Bradley B S M A Jen!04 44 A La* 4100 II.
Shota on goal—Calgary Uta-S-X;
Francis 4-114-S IA Rctoiraon M BO 2. Total* Winnipeg 7>10—2*7
14-70 X 2271.
Goalie*—Calgary. Rick Walmttoy. Win
HalHIm t—llllnoi* 17, Ohio Stale 17. nlpag. Bob Euan**.
Throe-point goal*—lllnoit B l (Bardo B l,
r-ptay canvston* Calgary 04;
Powers
Bowman B tfTohto State 411 (While BA
Winnipeg 04. A—IM M
Brewster BA Bradley B l. Jen! BA Laa I A
Referee—Don Kohartkl.
Francis 1-4). Fouled out-Baltle. Carter,
Brown, Jent). Total tout*—llltaoit II, Ohio
Stale 17. Rebound*—lllnol* M (Hamilton 11).
Ohio Stale X (Mateent). A ttitH -llllra ii 17
u h
First portod-No scaring. Penalttot(Smith 0), Ohio Slate 11 (Francis 01.
Kom. NJ, 2:40; McSortoy, LA. minor,
A-IAS7*.
ma|or (Hghllngl, i X ;
Loiteile, NJ.
minor. m*|or (llghttag). 4:Xl Nlchoil*.
WEST VIROINIA (Ml
C. Brook* 101-1A R w SO 1 1 A Foster 12 LA. 1:24; Duchoano. LA. I1 :X
Second period—1. Lot Angel**. Taytor X
1 1 A Berger 4-1100 X H. Brook* X I I l-l IA
Smith M 00 A Shaitan 12 BO A Totals a 4* (Robllallta. Nlchoil*). 14iX. 2. Now
Jortoy. Mac Loan V (Sundtlrom, KurB IIM .
vert), pp. 11:14. Pwiallto*—Valltchoh. NJ,
T IM F L I (74)
Pollard 00 OO A Vreetwyk >11 3 2 IA 2:l1l Duchosra. L A 7:Xi Miller, LA,
Ceutwell l-l 7 * t. Macon BIJ 00 IA Kilgore
I7:0li Hrudty, LA. (served by Tanolll).
II tl I S IA Randolph 1-1 AS A Total* 2>22 10:11.
14-1* 7A
Third period—No tearing. Panaltloo—
Verbaok, NJ/ll 33; Taytor. LA. 11:0.
Halftime—Temple X, Wetl Virginia tt.
Overtime—No scoring. Pen*llle*- Nora.
Three-paint goala-W a»t Virginia S-lt
Shota on goal—Let Angeto* IIOOI-S7.
(Barger t t . H. Brock* SO. Shaitan l-l),
New
Jersey IMS >114.
Temple IB if (Vreetwyk 3 7, Macon l-A
Kilgore 7-101. Fouled out—None. Total
Power play conversion*—Loo Angel** >
tool*—West Virginia IA Temple IS. Re- 0. New Jtrtey* I.
bound*-West Virginia 14 (Pruo 01, Tempi*
Goaltenders—Lae Angeles. Hrudty. New
M (Macon 7). A »tid »-W *»l Virginia 14 Jertey, Terrerl. Attendance—ItJMS.
Referee—Bill McCreary.
( Barger 4). Temple IS (Kilgore i). A -A W A
:
VIROINIA 17*1
Stlth 11-17 24 X. Dabbs 4 11 4-7 IA Blundta
I I OO 11. Morgan 4110* IA Crotty SO 1 1 A
William* I t 1 1 A Oliver B l M A Turner l-l
BO A Daniel 00 BO0. Telal* X MIB14 74.
N.C STATE (71)
Howard > * 1111. frown >14 24 SA Letter
14 B11. Corchtanl 4114 2 11. Monroe 0 IS 4 2
77. Weem* I 2 12 A Lae 0 * 0 * A D'Amico I I
BO 2. Gugllofla 03 00 A Htanant BO M 0.
Total* X 4 J 14 21 72.
Halfllmo—N.C. Slat* 40. Virginia X .
Three petal thott-VUgtato 11 (Oabb* Bl.
Morgan BA Crotty 13). N.C. Stato 3 7
I Corchtanl I A Monrea I A Wec-nt B l).
Fouled out—Howard. Total toult-VIrgtala
IA N.C. Stale X. Rtbounde-VIrgtaia X
(Oabb* II). N.C. Stale IS (Howard 7).
A ttltlt—Virginia X I dotty 41. N.C. State II
I Corchtanl 71. A —12.400
PURDUE (47)
Berntag 13 2 4 A McCant* 4 7 3 2 X
Schellier 44 4 2 IA Olver 4 10 40 A T. Jana*
I II 00 11. K Jones 40 00 4. Austin *2 2 3 2.
Barrett 00 00 A StewwS 12 00 A Clyburn 3 3
014. Total* 27 27 1014
IOWA (Ml
Horten 4 II 44 II. Thompton 10 l-l II.
Jtpton 111 2 A Marble 7 11M X . Armstrong
44 44 IA Bullard 17 00 IA Mata* 3 7 44 7.
Sktarar 00 00 A LooktagblH I I 00 A Gamer
01000 TotalsX 141330
H alhtata-lowa V Purdue 11 Thro* petal
goal*—Purdue 3 14 (Olver I A T. Janet I t ,
Austin Bl, Stawert l-l). low* 44 I Thompton
B l. Armstrong I I . Bullard 12). Fouled
eut-Berntag. McCann Total tout*— Purdue
31. Iowa 14 Rebound*-Purdue 22 I Me CanIs
4). taw* 42 I Horten Bl Astislt-Purdue X
IT. Jen** II. Iowa 17 (Armstrong 71.
A -IA SM
IMI8L STANDINGS
1
MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAOUI
W L Pet. OB
Baltimore
X 14 M t —
San Diego
14 14 M l 3
Deltas
l« 14 JM S
La* Ant tie*
14 ir .441 5VS
Wichita
14 ir •4X 4V*
Tacoma
la i* .424 TVS
Kara** City
II 14 •4lt rvs
Saturday*! N»*«fts
Tacoma A Baltimwe a
Kama* City X Wichita 5
Dallas A La* AngaN* 1
Sunday's Reeuita
Baltlmaro A Tacoma a
Kansas City 2, Wlctdla 4
San Dtaga A Lot Angeto* I
Continued from IB
Ironically, Bennett was the
runner-up to Cumble In their
district and regional tourna
ments.
Rollins ended his senior year
with a 32-4 record. Bennett
finished 30-5 and will lead a
large group o f returnees next
year as the Seminoles are only
losing three to graduation and
have a strong group of eight
Junior varsity competitors ready
to challenge for varsity spots.
Sem inole wasn't the only
county school to have a wrestler
finish In the (Inal four. Oviedo.
217 142
141 244
217 IX
2U 2»
I I I 101
OF OA
354 354
141 M«
Lake Howell and Lake Mary all
had wrestlers there at the end.
The honor of being the highest
finisher from Seminole County
goes to Oviedo's Ken Schupp.
who scored a 5-0 decision over
Ken Mattis of Tampa Jesuit In
the 125-pound 3A consolation
match to finish third. As a team,
the Lions were 271h with 12
points.
Lake Mary's Rams went over
with great expectations based on
the presence of nine state meet
qualifiers. They were able to
gather enough points (21) for
part o f a four-way tie for 18th
p l a c e , but o n l y J u s t i n
Naumovltz made It Into the final
four. He lost his consolation
match at 171 to Eric Conboy of
Santaluces.
Joining Lake Mary at 18th
w ere T am p a H illsb o ro u g h .
Martin County and Plantation. .
The Silver Hawks o f Lake
Howell also had a fourth-place
finisher In 189-pounder Ken
Times. He lost hls consolation
round match to James Kite of
Gonzalez-Tate but contributed
mightily to Lake Howell’s team
point total of 14. good for a tie
for 31 st place with Tampa Leto.
Bruno
Continued from IB
Bruno, who lost every round on all three
Judges* scorecards, was penalized a point In the
first round for hitting and holding. The tactic,
similar to the one employed against Tyson In
1987 by Bonecru^hcr Smith, was repeated
throughout the bout, although referee Richard
Steele took no further action.
"There were a couple of holding moves and a
couple of elbows (used by Tyson)." Bruno said.
“ But I'm not complaining that ft was crooked."
Bruno was floored In the fight's first minute,
but said he wasn't In serious danger.
" I was shocked m ore than h u rt," the
Englishman said.
The challenger, who entered the bout with a
questionable chin and following spirited debate
about hla stamina, said he was prepared to go the
Tars
CoEttlaoBd from IB
baseline move and steal
and basket sandwiched around
M artin's 17-footer. Rotz hit
Arterbum inside for a layup, and
moments later Arterbum 126
points) hit hls first o f four
three-pointers to propel the hosts
to a hefty 35-14 cushion.
Oh yes. Alberto Nada| (25
points) and Todd Collins (13)
managed to trim the lead to
52-38 late In the half. But Mr.
Murphy eclipsed hls previous
career high of 12 points with two
straight backets that enabled
him to finish the first 20 minutes
with 14 points.
And Martin (15 points) hit a
full 12 roundst w l l h T y B o n . T | »e c h iu n p ia n h u t ;
nee L
fo------------u r b o u t s a g o — a g a in s t T o n y !
went the distance
Tucker In 1987.
£
"I had him In trouble a little and lie had me in ;
trouble a little." Bruno said. " I don't want to take:
anything away from him."
Bruno said he would've been more polished if
the bout — which was postponed five times — :
had taken place on Its original date of last Sept. 3.
"Cm not going to make excuses," he said. “ It
was a long, long layoff (16 months), but I felt I did;
my best.”
The defeat dropped Bruno's record to 32-3. The
large gathering of British fans who watched the
fight at the Las Vegas HUton went away satisfied.
So. In a sense, did Bruno.
"I always like to win." he said. "M y family and
friends are with me and I'm proud."
fade away Jumper seven seconds
before Intermission that culmi
nated a sizzling (23-of-38 field
goals, 8-of-S free throws) half of
shooting and led to a seasonhigh offensive output.
As Klusman and friends sat In
a nearby restaurant savoring the
victory and some burgers, he
reviewed pictures taken during
the Tars' rout of UCF. Feb. 4. al
Orlando Arena.
He paused when he arrived ut
one picture of the entire team
huddling together.
William ton 1-7 I I 1. Scott 2-4 B4 4. Totals
44 41 ta il X.
ROLLINS (I II )
Arterbum IB14 2 2 X Murphy >14 4 4 X
Martin S t 41 IS. Holmen a t F l 14. Eckttota
3 * 2 3 11. Weil | IS 4-4 X Roll >3 I I 4.
Rtovet 3 4 12 S. North 1-11-| J, Abril44444.
Kand*H>l4B4. Totol*4444 » 2 l 112.
Halltlma—Roillnt 44 Barry X . Thro* point
ooal*—Barry 7 I I (Todd Cal IIra 1. Acard 2.
Parnell, Gannon), Roltoa I IM (Arterbum a.
Ecktleln I. Martin 2. Well I. North)..
Rebound*—Barry X (Nadal 10). Ratlin* 14'
(Murphy, Wolf 12). Fouta-Berry 21. Roillnt
X Foutod out-Non* Technical*: Arterbum
(slapping backboard). Recordt-Barry • II
14 III, Roillnt ta I I 0 4 ). Attendance—I A ll.
BARRY(X)
Nodal 10 11 54 25. Todd Collin* >11 B4 11.
Johnson 4*13 4 5 I t Troy Collin* 44 I I I.
Gannon 14 44 5. Bo*«tal 13 I 31. Lorsnia44
44 4. Acard I F M I. Guitroi IS 44 4.
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month. Improved to 22-3. The Wildcats will likely
head the rankings Monday when the UPI Board of
Coaches conducts its next vote. No. 1 Oklahoma
lost to Missouri Saturday. Duke fell to 21-5.
Duke had a chance to tie with 1 second left, but
freshman Christian Laettner missed the front end
or a 1-and-1 and Elliott rebounded for the victory. ;
In other games Involving ranked teams, No. 5
Syracuse defeated Kentucky 89-73. No. 10 Illinois
pounded Ohio State 91-74, Virginia upset No. 15
North Carolina State 76-75. and No. 16 Iowa
pounded Purdue 84-67.
At Syracuse. N.Y.. Stephen Thompson scored
27 points to power Syracuse. Thompson dunked
to end a fast break and complete an 11-0 run that
gave Syracuse, 23-5, an 85*70 lead with 1:15
remaining.
At Columbus. Ohio, Nick Anderson scored 21 of
his career-high 35 points In the second half to
lead Illinois over Ohio State. Anderson sparked
Illinois on a 29-8 run. scoring 15 of the Illlnl
points. In the second half. Illinois Is 23-4 overall
and 10-4 In the Big Ten. while Ohio State dipped
to 17-10 and 6-8.
No games scheduled
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAOUI
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three singles, four RBI's and four
runs scored. C. Palumbo added a
triple and a single and scored a
pair of runs. R. Hill stroked a
pair of base hits and scored
twice, D. Msrtln added two
singles and two runs scored. K.
Williams stroked a pair or singles
and scored twice, G. Williams
added a single and two runs with
M. Pulliam singling and scoring
three times, T. Bell added two
singles and a run scored with L.
Williamson adding a run scored.
Rick Bryant. Willie Merkerson.
Gordon Clark and Manny Silvia
all had singles for Lambert.
Sem inoles—
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added a pair or singles and a run
scored. Thad Brooks had a pair
ol singles and drove In two runs
while scolng one. Sam Raines
added two runs scored with
Terri Russl. Lloyd Wall and
Burnett Washington all adding a
single and a run scored.
Chris Nlckle led Ken Rummel
with three singles, two runs
batted In and a run scored. Scott
Fletcher added three more base
h'ls and drove In a pair of runs.
Rick Perkins. Dick Gloapy and
Davl Goldstlck all added a single
and a run scored. .
G. Glanneltl led Royce with
Arizona ready to reclaim No. 1
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People
Vinyl vs. tile in floor coverings
CALENDAR
By VICKI DaSORMIBR
Herald correspondent
AARP chapter to meet
The American Association of Retired Persons. South
Seminole Chapter 3533, will meet on Tuesday. Feb. 28. at 1
p.m. In (he Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake
Drive. Refreshments will follow n business meeting and a
speaker from the Consumer Protection Corporation, who will
talk on safeguards from frauds and rip-offs. All senior citizens
are welcome.
Speakers to talk on drugs In community
"Police Involvement with Drugs In Our Community" Is the
title of a family workshop to be held on Tuesday, Feb. 28. at
7:30 p.m. at the Winter Springs Civic Center. 400 N. Edgcmon
Ave. Lt. Donald Esllnger of the Seminole County Sheriffs
Department and Lee Rlgllng o f the Seminole Juvenile
Detention Center will speak. The workshop, sponsored by the
Missing Children Center and the VFW Ladles Auxiliary 5405 of
Winter Springs. Is open to the public. For more Information,
call 695-HELP or 695 1824.
Europeans have been using
ceramic floor tile to beautify and,
In some regions, to cool their
homes for centuries. In recent
years, the trend has caught on In
this country, mostly due to the
aesthetic value of the product.
Americans, It would seem, ore
In love with ceramic tile. The
trend Is catching on in Central
Florida homes as well.
Steve Phillips, a customer
service representative with Mid
State Carpet and Tile In Alta
monte Springs, said that a lot of
people arc putting ceramic floor
tile In their homes because It
Increases the value of the buildIng.
Child tests guest’s limits
DEAR ABBY: When "Truly
Enraged” complained that her
guest's children behaved badly
in her home, you aald she had
every right to discipline them.
Hooray I What If you are a
guest In someone's home and
there Is a child there who acts
rudely? One small guest took It
upon herself to start kicking me
for no reason at all. I was very
embarrassed and could nut hit a
4-year-old with her mother look
ing on. I had no Idea what to do.
so I finally left the party.
Since I am enraged to the son
In the family. I will be seeing this
little girl frequently. What do
you advise?
The child's mother refuses to
discipline her child, and I do not
care to be abused by a pint-sized
bully.
PROBLEMS IN
PARAMUS.N.J.
DEAR PROBLEM8: First, I'll
tell you what not to do. Don't get
other female" (you) for having
captured the male In her family.
DEAR ABBY: Each time we
Invite a certain couple to our
home for a parly, they make a
point or getting In touch with me
or my wife to find out who else Is
coming.
Is It proper for them to Inquire,
and should we simply tell them,
as we hnve In the past, and try
not to let It bug us?
BUGGED IN
WOOSTER. OHIO
Into a power struggle with a
4-year-old who Is obviously
making a bid for attention and
testing her limits.
DEAR BUGGED: It is not
Resist scolding her, and ask. In
all sincerity. "W h y are you proper to ask “ who else" Is
kicking me?” Then wait pa coming. And since it bugs you.
you are under no obligation to
tiently for her reply.
She will have accomplished disclose your guest list.
Because It's rude to point out a
her mission in gaining your
attention, and you will have person's rudeness, you could
reached out to her In a nan- respond lightheartcdly, "Pope
combative way that will open John Paul and Mother Teresa
are trying to clear their calen
the door for further dialogue.
I hope you realize that this d a rs "—or something equally
child Is probably Jealous o f "the preposterous.
"The value of flooring Is twofold." he explained. "There la
the apparent value—that's the
financial aspect. Then there's
the perceived value—that's the
value that people put on lt
because they believe what they
want."
For example, some people put
a higher value on vinyl tile over
ceramic tile because they feel
the latter is too hard on their
backs. Others feel the ceramic
will keep their homes cooler In
the Florida heat.
Sam Nobles of Quality Carpet
and Sheet Vinyl In Lake Mary
argues that ceramic tile is no
lo n g e r p o p u la r in C en tral
Florida.
"W e 'v e had cooler winters
here and people don't want that
cold, hard floor under their feet,"
he said.
A lle e n J e n re c t. a re p r e
sentative of the Olcan Ceramic
Tile Company, says that area
rugs will alleviate the problem of
chilly toes, while at the same
time offering texture to a room’s
decor.
"Th e rugs make cleaning even
easier and you can change styles
by changing the rugs." she said.
"And. in Central Florida, moat
floors arc concrete slabs, and
vinyl lsjust as hard as ceramic."
Independent studies have
shown that while high-grade
vinyl flooring lasts nearly 20
years under the pressures of
normal residential use. ceramic
tile of similar value will take
nearer to half of a century of
Ceramic tile floors and countertops can work together, as In this
no-fuss kitchen.
similar abuse before showing In the same price range. Depen
signs of wear.
ding on the quality o f the
Arguing In favor of the vinyl product. It should be between $2
product. Nobles said that ceram and 85 per square foot. Includ
ing Installation. Bear In mind,
ic is a difficult tile to clean.
"The grout collects dirt and however, that the ceramic ap
Just absorbs oils. 11 makes a preciates in value and the vinyl
sticky mess that's hard to depreciates.
clean." he said. "Vinyl Just
There are a myriad of other
lloor coverings available on fhr
wipes clean."
market today ranging from vinyl
In that respect, Phillips agrees.
"Vinyl Is easier to clean, but sheeting to wood tiles. Most
with a little soapy water, ceram products are suitable for the
ic cleans up with no problem." Central Floridn environment and
he said.
lifestyle, though the wood pro
"Ceramic tile Is popular today ducts would be less desirable for
because it's easy to take care a room off of a (tool area.
of.” said Jenrect. "W orking
"Tell the professional n( the
couples Just don’t have the time store what your lifestyle and
to be cleaning. Ceramic tile fils traffic patterns are like and he
can help you choose wltnl's
their lifestyle perfectly."
Both ceramic and vinyl tile are best." Jenrect advised.
From gardens to salads, daylillies have beautiful versatility
Would you like plants for your garden that will
bloom from spring until fall, seldom bothered by
Insects, diseases or nematodes (soll-bomc para
sites)? Would you also like to have a wide range of
colors from yellow to red to purple and have the
ability to multiply them so that In a few years you
can share your favorites with your friends?
If this sounds like the perfect plant for you.
consider planting daylillies In your garden. The
daylllly is as perfect a plant for Central Florida as
one could hope to find.
Modem daylllly hybridizers like Merle Kent of
Big Tree Daylllly Garden In Longwood have given
us daylillies that range from 8 Inches to 3 feet tall.
They have given us ones that arc sturdy, can
withstand neglect, and with outstanding form
and color. And new hybrids, unlike the old
varieties, don’t need to be staked to hold their
flowers high.
Daylillies are classified Into three groupings—
evergreen, seml-cvergreen and deciduous. The
evergreen and semi-evergreen ones are best
suited for Central Florida. Deciduous daylillies
are best suited for our northern neighbors.
Merlo Kent examines a sturdy-slalked daylllly In a Longwood nursery.
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because many of the lillles that were developed
up north arc not happy here because of our mild
climate, and these varieties go dormant In the
winter." Kent said. "Some of them can adapt to
our conditions but others can't.
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Daylillies can be planted at any time, but spring
and fall are the preferred times. If your daylillies
are crowded and Interfering with each other's
growth. It Is time to divide them. Spring and fall
are the best times to divide.
To divide daylillies. dig up (he dump and
separate the "fans'* from one another. Many
varieties can simply be divided with your fingers,
but some need to tie carefully cut with n strong
knife. It Is a good rulr of thumb to keep 2 nr 3
fans In a clump when you are dividing them. Cut
the leaves back to about U Inches from the crown
of the daylllly.
After you've planted them, don't let the roots
dry out! Wult two nr thrre weeks to fertilize, using
a 6-6-6 or similar fertilizer with minor elements
Wuter well before you fertilize and then water
again afterwards. Be careful to keep the fertilizer
oh the foliage so you don't s[>ot or burn the
Iraves. Daylillies like to be fertilized In the spring
and fall.
As a general principle of landsca|>e design,
groupings of a single 6owrr color will produce a
bold accent and draw the eye. Always plunt
daylillies In mass planilngs with clumps of 10 to
12 funs of the same color logelher.
Most people are unaware that the flowers of the
duylllly are not only edible but an excellent and
lusty addition to salads They ulso can tie dlp|x-d
In a light bailer and fried. They give un
Interesting color and texture to the culinary
adventurer.
(Cslssts Whit* Is Ssmlnol# County Extension
Urban Horticulturist. Phon*: 323-2500, *xt. 181.)
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Lilies soon will be In full
bloom at Texaco gas and
c o p v c n le n c c stores
throughout Seminole. Or
ange and Osceola court lira
during Hang-A-Llly Month.
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tomers donating one dollar or
more to Easter Seals will
receive a cut-out of a royal
blue Illy. Each Illy will Insigned by the donor and
displayed at the store.
All funds raised will stay In
Seminole, Orange and Os
ceola counties to help local
people with disabilities.
Funds are used to provide
therapy and equipment to
disabled residents and to
send area children and adults
with disabilities to Camp
Challenge, the wheelchairaccessible Easter Seal ramp
Scouts’ annual
brunch to aid council
ORLANIXJ - Juan Rulller.
funner Girl Scout and currently
chairman of the Florida Slate
Board of Regents, will speak at a
Champagne Brunch Celebration
A|xmsorrd by the Citrus Council
of Girl Scouts on Sunday. March
5. at the Omni International
Hotel In Orlando
Rulfler will provide tilt- kick-off
fur the annual Ctrl Scout Week
activity hy highlighting ways In
which Girl Scouts can "Take the
Lrad". as they work to inakr an
Impact on the community at
large.
The brunch Is open to the
public at the cost ol 850 per
person or 8500 for a corporate
table of eight. Proceeds will
benefit the Citrus Council ol Util
Scouts, which annually screes
more than 17.000 girls and
4.000 adulls In Seminole. Or
ange. Osceola. Volusia. Ilrrvard
and Flagler counties.
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A Miami. Great pay and
benefit*. For details call Mr.
Sullivan...................JMW41
Assistant Mechanic lull lima,
experience required. Good
wages, good bonafit* Apply In
person: Winter Springs Golf
Club, Vt mile east of highway
IT-41 en 04, Winter Springs.
ATTENTION • HIRINOI Gov
ernmenl |obs- your ares.
S I7 .S 4 0 -S S V .4 S S . C a ll
l-SO? SWIMS. Eat. R 10,154
BABYSITTER/Haveeksapor •
Men.- Frl.. S:J0AM • S:I1PM.
tar e 3 yr. old girl. Retaroncet
A transportation required.
14/44 eras Call 3XI 43SS
CABINETMAKERS
Custom mka shop hat lmmediate opening* In all pot
Hons, Lanqweod area, Hl-044*
CARPENTERS A HEIFERS
Must have sxptrtancal Call
altars P M ......... ...... S4V-IH1
CARVER
To serve meal to customers at
buffet. Apply I to 4PM. Holi
day House Rtttairanlt , Hwy.
IIW , near Lake Mery_______
CONSTRUCTION
A l l Ir a d a s , C a rlb b a a n
I stands/Local...... .... to US hr.
Calll-SVI-vm
TALENT AUI LOIRS
Exp.'d foreman. Underground
table....MI-0**0. exf.US
AIRUNES JOBS
CRUISE SHIP JOBS
Now hiring I All poslltansl Call
3311414. t i l . P I. 10AM lo
SPM,...............Mon, thru Frl.
OATS INN/LOOGE
Now hiring Room Cleaners,
H eusm en . F ro n t D esk,
Waitresses and Wellers. AM A
PM shifts available. Apply in
person! 4J0 Douglas Ave..
Altsmenle Springs. FI.
•
DELIVERY DRIVER
And stockmen. Apply Ratlin
Auto Parts, 7/34Orlando Dr.
DOG TRAINER
11*400 lo *1?AOOper yoar.
______ ua-n si.est.A _______
APPOINTMENT SETTERS
Sll/hr. Musi be asparlancad In
home Improvements! led IMS
APPOINTMENTSETTERS
The whole world love* Ice
cream. Help our sale*/driver*
•how our delicious products.
Pari lime evenings. Hourly +
commission. Apply Rich Feed
Plan,«SIW.IIWi»MSentard.
FULL OR PART TIME
S«/Nr. To Start
Mutt Be Experienced
la Obidlsate Training
________ Call.-SM-tall________
DOORMAN
Night work, wseSends Apply
In person. Whiskey River
North, 1738 E. Slats Rd.at
___________ 3317III___________
DRIVERS: 0-T-R TEAMS
AND SOLO’S
• Minimum IS Ysars Old
o 1 YEARS VsrltUbta O-T-R
• I yr min A I yr produce asp.
• CLEAN MVR • PASS DOT
A CO. REQUIREMENTS
• Drug A Alcohol Screening
Far aapalntmaat call IM-ma
EARN MONEY Reading book11
S30.000/yr. Income poten D*
lolls I SOSg > 4000Esi. YS171
ASSISTANT MANAGE*
1300per week plus bonuses I
Please cell F rank, HO 7443
FREE TUITION
TO REAL ESTATE
UCENSE SCHOOL
# A New Career
O A New Beginning
Call Fran e rltv
325-3200
ELECTRICIANS
Lkensod In residential.
_________ Call 331ISS3_________
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Experienced Notional com
pony, Longweed Label Cantor
location Excellent beneiltsl
PC eqwrlenc* (will Iraln).
typing. 4S WPM Salary urn
mensural* with experience
Call 4410045 tor appointment
with el»wr Doll I or Patti_____
KEYES«l IN THE SOUTH
EXP'D SERVERS WANTED
APPLY IN PERSON
Man. thur Thurs..IPM-4PM
BAHAMA JOE'S
ISMS. FRENCH AVE.
SANFORD. FL.
Ne Phene Calls. Ptoata
C ELEB R ITY CIPHER
CswtMtr Ottm uyptagisws v « g u m hw» s m m w
P *v a t M a u p a m
umwnwwewceuwi tunas
m u reasrsesu ww» «n J
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K
I
W L Z K J A
A I O L
K T R L U U I F O L
m i i P C K i
U B L E L P N K I O J . '
T C I E L U I K
Will train. Apply 14PM. Holl
day House Retlaurpntl., I
IT-41. near Lake Mery
U B k P U
S
BOOMING AREA K
HIGH NUMBER OF SALES...Has forced Huskey Realty,
Laka Mary offlca to expand I
Looking ler a tow more expe
rienced associates to handle
this hoi arse. For private
In terview cen la cl U n d e
Martin today I ......... J ib 1141
—
I K U A O L B .
PREVIOUS SOLUTION ’A woman s dress should bo kka
a barbed wwe Ionce serving Its purpose without
obstructing the v ie w 1 — Si -phix Loren
NAIL TECH
NEED A JOB?
Call CMHen Today I
OLSTEN SERVICES
740-4771
NEW HIOHER STARTINO
PAYI For certified or experi
enced Nurse Aides...All shills!
Apply In person to:
Lakevtaw Nursing Canter
f I? E. tad SI---------- m I
NURSE AIDSSNEEDEDII
7-3 and 3-11 thills. FT A PT,
Apply: OEBARY MANOR. 40
N. Hwy. 17A *7. Dstoery. FI.
Mon. thru Frl.
♦AM to 4PM. 4414474 E EO
OFFICE CLERK
Full lime position available
with Iasi growing company.
Dulles Include filing, order
entry and telemarketing Ex
perien ce nol necessary.
Weekly pay. good benefits. II
Interested, apply:
Brown Moulding
14N Fltipatrick. Fort el Santord
LakeMenrae
333-3043........................... EOE
O F F IC E A S S IS T A N T • A
breerel Join this friendly stall
today I Help keep office In
order • local company I AAA
Employmtnl, 700 W. lilh
St„.......................... J33-SI74
OFFICE SECRETARY
For non profit organization,
Sanlord area. BS BA degree
end experience In boakeeping
and word processing required.
Send resume to: HPI, Alton
lion M. McCabe. PO Box KM.
Little Rech.AR.7U03
P A R T T I M E D R IV E R S
WANTED Thursdays only. S4
per hour. Apply In person:
The Santord Auto Auction
lots Stale Read44 East
Sanlord tern til 4pm
FART TIME/FULL TIME
P ositions le r T each ers,
Assistants. A Bui
Drivers
with quality Child Cere Can
tars. Exp, preferred. 333 S43S
FERRY'S FAMILY REST.
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
Hwy. 17-SI
Maitland.
740-S104
Lm Offko Rocoptionist
FRE-KINDERGARTEN
Part tlma. 0:30-1:00. Monday
thru Friday. General offlca
duties, good typist. 401 7711
UVE IN ATTENDANT
S4Q0 mo. plus room A board.
Mature I............ Call H I 1471
LPN’S/RN'S/CNA'S
RN’ StoSlt/hr. LPN'Sto
tlt/hr. CNA'S to SOAO/br.
Write your owp schedule and
direct your own career. You
art needed Immediately. We
oiler Ilex, hr* , high pay,
greet assignments, sign up A
referral bonuses. Insurance.
TEACHER
Chauffeur's lie. or able to
quality. 33-40 hr. week. Need
mature, reliable person. Start
S4 per hr. Paid holidays. Mon.Frl. Bonus plan, credit union
available................. Apply:
Oingerbreedl
MM Elm Ave , 1___________
FRESS OPERATOR
Experienced onlyl Full lime.
Benelux. Apply a l: Tru
Dimensions. 1434 N. SR f 417.
Longwood. FI, or callPS4047.
LPN'S
Full lime. Excellent salary
end benefits All thills
CNA'S
Full lime . Excel lent salary
end benefit*- All shills
LAUNDRY AIDE
Pari lima, I days/week, pos
sibility ol lull lime In future
LONOWOOO HEALTH CARE
Cell W W eeior apt.
MAIDS
Sharalea Orlaada Nartb
(formerly Sheraton Maitland)
hat Immediate (penlngt tor
me Ids I Apply In person, 14 A
Maitland Blvd. Monday thru
Friday, WAM 3PM .... - EOE
MAINTENANCE- Esp'd. enlyl
Musi have good driving re
cord. Need outgoing, orga
nlted person. Non smokers
only Apply. Bkh Feed Plea
4SIW. IMh SI., Santord
MANAGER
S400per week plus bonuses I
Please cell Frank. 3101443
MANAGER/ASSIS. MANAGER
WAITRESSES
Apply In person: O aiy Wksg*
17/n, Vsaterd.er call
310-II7I (betweenSAM 3PMI
MECHANIC
Experienced with heavy
equipment A trucks TV 1301
MODELS!!
CHILDREN
In plant nurtory, semi tkllltd.
Will train. 40 hr. watk. Cell
________ Crete. 331-3SS7________
PRODUCTION PERSON
Ground lloor opportunity. Join
o winning teem I One ol the
nations largest food service
packers, excellent fringe
benellts. Apply: BS Randyard
Rd , Santord. Cell 111 7740
RECEPTIONIST • Funl Lovely
establishment wlX train you I
Smile I II you went e career
It's here I AAA Emptoymaat.
TOOW.lSthSt............ 3311174
AN FULL TIME/OAV SHIFT.
A R N /LP N P A R T -T IM E
potlllont available
Ptoata contact:
Hlllheven Health Car* Cantor
333-AS44...................... EOE/H
SALES OFFICE CLERK- Take
lead orders end confirm ap
pointments by phone end
serve at liaison with Held
personnel. Outgoing, orga
nlted. non smokers only
Apply: Rich Feed Plan
4*t W. Ilth SI.. Seatord
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Good knowledge el Central
Florida, calling on retail
stores to luralture companies
Exp. in this ItoM Is a plus or
will train Good salary plus
commission. Call between
♦ :30AMtol3:«0 UISS00
SAIES/TECNICIAN
At Ihe toedrr In our Industry
we need the boil sales and
service technicians we can
lind to share and ensure our
continued success
WE OFFER: Excellent pay.
Graal banaflts. Complete
training. Paid vacations.
Company paid ratlramant
plan Advancement bated on
performance A solid future
with management potential In
e recession proof Industry
FOR REVIEW BY MAJOR
NEW YORK TALENT Ol
RECTORY OUR A F F IL I
ATES PLACE CHILOREN IN
FILMS. SOAPS. NEWSPA
PER AND MAGAZINE ADS
AND TV COMMERCIALS
INTERVIEWING SOON IN
YOUR ARE At CALL TOOAY
WE REOUIBE A desire to
succeed A good driving re
cord. A neat appearance
Good people skills end to work
with minimal supervision A
desire to help people A good
work history
RASCALS TAUNT DIRECTORY
____ 4)24544055
MTG. LOAN PROCESSOR
It you are committed le
excellence end hove the desire
to succeed end grew with e
Fortune 500 Company, we
would like to meal you Call or
apply In person between
( 00AMend* 00PM
1 year conventional process
ing taperunce required Seta
ry will be low to mid toons
drpvnd ,ng en e »par lence
Apply wiper an el:
1st Federal of Sammole.
311W Itl SI .Sanlord
T7’
ORKIN PEST CONTROL
Its
Way.
i n *sii
PARTLY FURNISHED 1 A 1
room apis. 1700/1375 mo. On
Ihe bus line 1..............773 7715
SANFORD -1 A 1 bdrm. apis
CLEANI S745 A ip, plus dtp.
A ral..................Call 7717747
SANFORD - I room ilflciency
w/pr. bath A entrance. Close
to downtown. Perfect tor I
person I (70 wk. + SI13 sec.,
Incl.utll................... 7717744
SANFORO * 1 bdrm. close to
downtown, private entrance.
Its wk plus STOPtec. 777 7744
SANFORD - Huge 1 bdrm. dose
to downtown, SlOO wk. plus
SIM security...... ...... U l 1144
TELEMARKETERS
Part tlme/full time positions
available.Cerclyn 340 0x01
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR
We ere looking tor a telephone
solicitor who It looking tor an
opportunity to grow and
advance with us. Call Charles
Berdel...............- .... 373 3447
TRAINERS - 3 11 shift avail
able. Our clients show their
appreciation lor what you do.
Formal training A bonus.
Call.......................... U l TUI
TRC T
GENEVA UULEFRONT
4 bdrmt. 1 ba . large kitchen
A living room, targe screened
perch, eektl Sat5/mo plus
security. Ret. req'd. Avail.
1/10/44by Spot 349 3013
HIDDEN LAKE
3/3. double garage, no pets.
1535 me. j- tec. 73I477S
1 Bdrmt.. 3 baths, fireplace,
•II appliances.... - ........... S43S
CALL T00AT
SANFORD COURT AFTS
323-3301
Only experienced need apply.
Computer experience e plus.
Send resume le: Box 777. c/o
Sanlord Herald. P.O. Bex
1437, Santord. FI. B771_______
127— Office Rentals
LAKE MARY
$299 MO.
SERVICE MANAGER
FARTS MANAGER
SECRETARY
103— Houses
U nfurnished/ Rent
emp /Perm
PERSONNEL
1 bdrm*., 1 bath, mini blind*.
W4*h4r/dryer. pod. newly re
decorated 5435net 177 77*7
Musi be able to obtain Chauf
fer's llcenta. Apply at:
Pena Aluminum Ial.
3344 Jewett La. Santord
Wallrett/Cook/Beverage Cart
person. Full or part time.
Good wages, good tips, good
benefits. Apply In person:
Winter Springs Goll Club, to
mile east of highway 17 *1 on
414, Winter Springs, FI._______
D O RCH E S T E R APTS.
Lake M ary.................. 111-4411
MARINER'S VILLAOE
Lk. Ada 1bdrm..........4110 mo
7 bdrm llSS mo fc up .117 4470
NICER
1 A I bdrm apartment11 SMI
mo. A up, plus security and
deposit. 773 3X55prel. eves.
Randolph Court Apartments
New Under New Management
Hidden Laka Dr, 7741104
WAREHOUSE WORKERS
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS
ASSEMBLERS
SPACIOUS!!
1 Bedrooms. 1baths
Real Starting A ll............... S4SS
Q nveriev V***®*
141— Homes for Sale
★ -A ★ -k ★ ★ ★
AVAILABLE NOW!
|~|
Towering oaks shade over 14
acre. 4 Bdrmt.. 1 Be.. Formal
Living A Dining, Family
Room with Braaktast Bar,
B ric k F ir e p la c e . D ble.
Garage. New Root, Good Arte
MIDSO'S........MAKE OFFER
. /i# a//y M m
RIALTO***
260-8800
LAKE MARY
1 Bdrmt.. IIS be., C/H/A.
large fenced yard. S475/mo.
plus S4M dep. No pels. Ratof
ences required..........775 4445
OSTEEN
3 Bdrm. house, tonced yard.
SIM per mo. Can lumlth. Sell
on tesv terms............313 MTS
ISM Laka Mary Blvd.
v v v w
w
v
SHENANDOAH VILLAGE AFTS
607-740-5533
I and 1 bdrm. duplex's I ram
4310 per month. Individual
patios. Ig. peel, fenced play
ground and laundry facilities.
Excellent location en 17-43
between 434 A Lk. Mary Blvd.
WAREHOUSE T R A IN E E •
Expanding company seeks
honest person lo learn busi
ness! Bring your chauffeur's
licence A go to work I AAA
Employment, 700 W. 33lh
SI......................- .... JUSI74
FamUittWikoML.323-2920
WOODWORKERS
Experienced. Needed lor 3nd
shill, full or part time lo 11
midnight. Mon. thru Frl. It
Interested applications may
be picked up el: 111 Hickman
Drive, Santord or call:
Ht-4410 tor mere Into.
UNFURNISHED
1 A 2 B0RH AFTS.
SlOO OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT
CALL TODAY
323-3301 EXT. 214
WORK YOUR OWN HOURS!
Part-Time Demonstrators tor
tuparmarkals. Central FI.
area. Retired A moms wel
come! Send letter to: Box not
PO Box 1437 Sanlord FI, 31771
103— Houses
Unfurnished / Rent
ADORABLE • Ibdrm., I both!
FI. collage, hardwood fleers.
Ilraolece, SrtVmo. 773 3454
$150,000 FLAJS!
Earn a tlx llgure Income In
1*0? with etleblldwd national
company In axplotlva In
dustry. Opening new offices
locally. For mere Into., call
_________ 407 774 7177_________
M Light Industrial Jabs I Start
Monday...................... Call:
Veil Temporary Services
___________ U M W ___________
1* acres, with targe haute, 4
stall barn. A mare. SIMS per
menth. Near Oeneva. 313 SMI
2103 GROVE AVE
3 bdrm., 1 bath, needs stork.
Rent option........ ..... 4400 mo.
C a ll I 111 I 7 S 31*0
105— DuplexTriplex / Rent
DELUXE DUFLEX
Arc you tired ol apartment
living?...............Call 7700547
DENARY
3/1. garage, wesher/dryer,
(433month............... 7ji oju
MARY TOBIN
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
774-9400 Of 322-7316
BATEMAN REALTY
Uc. Reel Estate Broker
DON'T MISS THIS ONE • Re
tire# or starter home. 1 bdrm..
1 bath, c o m p le te ly r e
furbished. fireplace. 1 car
garage. Lol 105 X 110. Well
kept neighborhood! Un
believable! .................174,400
144# Sanlord Ave.
Will Help YOU Cash In Tee
‘ USTING II----- ‘ SALESI
Cenlrlm Ol Fla. REALTORS
ne-nMorui-aets
"A Full Service RE Cnmpeny"
DELTONA, FLORIDA
115— Industrial
Rentals
AAA BUSINESS CENTER- New
oflic*/whse. 11SA' bey with
Office 4775.17-41/437....134 41JS
New ell brick home. 3 bdrm.. 1
bath, family room . fireplace,
double garage with opener..
Priced eTonly............ S74.400
MAKEDA CORP-— 407-S74-S1I1
DELTONA, FLORIDA
Non qualifying mtgl 3 bdrm.,
2 bath homes. Alto homes with
owner financing. For Into cell
MAKEDA CORF.....447-174-41(1
DELTONA LAKE OLEASON
In ground pool, brick. 1 bdrm.,
IV* bath with family room.
Intercom, double garage and
sprinklers. Only....... 135.00011
Maksda Carp...............-574-S1H
116— Real Estate
SALVATION!!
FOR SALE/LEASE
In Santord, used car lot. two
bey garage w/llfl, tele* office,
finance ottlca. M plus vehicle
capacity........Greet Location I
C a llU M M
DEVOTED TO EXCELLENCE
SANFORD!
121— Condominium
Rentals
FABULOUS 2 10AM. CONDO!
1 Be., all appliance*, pool,
screened porch. B3-4U0. ext.
470dev*, or m 4147eves,
Owner reedy lor small home I
This lovely 4 bdrm.. 1 both
home hot large shade trees
and there It • nice perk with
take In beck ol Ihe screened
pool era# I .................(47,500
..............1 •USH, -
IAKEFR0NT PENTHOUSE
New unfurnished 1 bdrm., 1
bath, fireplace, wether/dryer,
p ool, lon nls. b o o lin g A
exorcise room. SBO/mo. Coll
773 7771or 1714414. Realtor.
SANFOROAREA
1 Bdrmt.. 1 baths. Lease•ptlea evaltabltl tats per
.... m -oss alter 4PM
127— Office Rentals
CHARMING I CLEANI
4 bdrm.. 3 baths. Can. H/A.
waihsr/drysr, dishwasher,
dan, patio, utility, drapes,
carpell SS43 mo., 4400 tecurl
ty................„.....CallS3A34M
NEW USTINGII
Featuring a targe shady lol
on • quiet street. 1 Bdrmt..
Family room. C/H/A.S54.000
Room lor boat A RVI
321-0739....... 321-2257
BOOMING GROWTH
117— Com m ercial
Rentals
321-0514
ASSOCIATED
TEMPORARY
STAFFINO
Sanford, 1 bdrm., tv* bath,
concrete black, enclosed
• garage. Con. H/A. *44,400 or
S47Smo...............Cell 3111741
Lei us save your credit I
We buy homes • lest cash I
7314174 or (71 3*57
Af*
Full or part-lime position.
Good starting salaries. Musi
have own phone A transporta
tion. Call 740 SSU ATS No lee.
4 TOWN INTERSECTION!! •
Orange City. Whltperln#
Pines. 1404 tq. ft. Beautify) A
Immaculate! ...___1-141-14M
SANFORD
SANFORO AREA RANCH
CONDO!
260-5100
Track Drinr/WirthottMmin
SANFORO
700 sq. H. on V» acre oil 17/41.
S475per month......... UIA1H
1 bdrm.. fenced, new Interior
point. Pelt andkldsokl.... S*M
SALE/LEASE
99— Apartm ents
Unfurnished / Rent
BRAND NEWI Fulton Center.
455 Fulton SI. Sanlord. 400 tq.
It. expendable office and re
tall space. 11X14 do.-age/
;
warehouse. Move In special I
USO/mo...............- ..... 311 444S
M l
1(1 M
H
OFFICE SPACEI For loose el
1 s t. F e d . S e m . B n k .
Bldg..downtown Sanlord.
Finish lo suit I Spectacular
| view I S7J0tq f1..-Call 773 5774
FREE WEEKLY LIST ol pro
party "tor tale by owner" Coll
Help-U-Sell Broker..... .7771775
GOV'T REPO RESALESI
Direct VA Computer Hookup
SINCE I47S
!
BOBM. BALL. JR. P.A..C.S.M. .
LAKE MARY REALTY
___________ 113 41H___________ J
GOVERNMENT HOMES tram?
tl IU repair). Delinquent tax
property. Repossessions. Cell
I SOS4S74000. Ext. GH 1171
ter current repo list.
HANDY RUN SPECIALI
2 Story 4 bdrm. over 2.000 tq. It.
Only 155.000
Call Fred er Cathy
Remax Unlimited........ 140-10**
S300 A0AY
People cell you. 343 start up.
Calla07-47l47ll.exl.L3
PRODUCTION WORKER
WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICE
_________ Cell 401-43)1_________
Wanted lor targe construction
co. Typing, accounts receiv
able. general office experi
ence required with construe
lion code knowledge helpful.
Cell collect. 704 3371S0I
WAREHOUSE WORRERS
Experienced. National com
pany, Longwood Sabel Canter
location. Excal IanI beneiltsl
PC experience (will train),
typing, SS WPM. Setary com
mensurate with experience.
Call 4470045 tor appointment
with either Dottier Patti
Pert lime lawn maintenance
person. Geneva area Coll
OltortAM.........- ..... 344S4S7
TOR QUIET, SINGLE STORY,
ENERGY EFFICIENT
FURNISHED STUDIOS
SECRETARY
FART-TIME SECRETARY
Altamonte Mall, Ujpper Level,
n e x t lo S o a r s . H ir in g
waitresses, cooks, cashiers,
hostesses, end dishwashers.
AM/PM shills. Complete
company benellts. excellent
talary.epply In person. EOE.
PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN
• No experience necesaeryl
Perlecl chance for carter
minded I Nice bats will hire
you now I AAA Emptoymaat.
700W. 33th St........... J31S174
POSITIONS A VAILAB LE .
ALL SHIFTS - Apply, orient
and work today. Oet paid
tomorrow I Vacattonpay.
SECRETARY
Apply Easlbound between
SAM A1PM........ ...Longwood.
________Ask ter Rocky.
Full or port lime. Submit
resume to : P.O. Box 1134
Santord, FI33771 ITM
NURSES/HHA’ S/CNA’ S
TITE.TndSt .Santord
Volt temporary services has
Immediate long/short term
assignments tram Sanlord lo
Maitland. Call today, work
tomorrow I
Volt Temporary Service*
___________43f-f1tf___________
FART TIME REST AREA
ATTENDANT WANTED I
FEOIATRIC NURSE
SNEW PAY RATES!
SANFORD • 1 bdrm studio apt.
1*3 wk. plus SX0 security.
Incl.utll.............. ...3U1Nt
ATTRACTIVE • 1 bdrm.. quiet
area, t i l l per week Includes
utilities...............Call Ht-4447
1700 per week plus bonuses!
Eosy work. Call— ..... 730 ta il
With Iol lowing. Cell lor In
torvtow................... .1314003
jM n jw w ^
3 MOS. TO 14 YRS.
C T
F L K P Q
Z S K N L B
HOSTESS/CASHIER
DISHWASHER
Sanlord For office A retldtnee. Neaoencles. 3H4571
CNA'S- Part lima. Appty:
NHEtavan Healthcare Cantor
HMSS4...............- ..... EOE/H
CONSTRUCTION
Earn S10-SI1J0 per hour. No
taperkneo necessary. Full A
pari lime In local area.
Call Tampa
4AM 4PM.............. JI14M7I1I
ACCOUNTS PAVABLI CLERK
- Use your Heir lor llgure* lo
tend this tap spell Work on
computer A keep track ol
o u tg o in g SSI F u lu ro A
beneiltsl AAA Emptaynsoot,
TOOW. W i l l .... .3211174
AOO TO YOUR INCOME
SELL AVONNOWIII
.or........317-4M7
HOME HEALTH AIDES
II you Ilka halplng people and
you are a Certified HHA,
Paragon Home Cere ol San
tord has weekend and part
lime positions available In
Seminole County I We oiler
competitive rates end flexible
scheduling. Cell 3114(00 lor
appointment................. EOE
CLEANING PERSON
A/A APPLICATORS
ACRYLIC APFUCATDRS
•HIRING TODAY*
Daily Work.... Oslly Pay
Call Bab tor details, ffl-rm
O svtram sal |abs S14.040 t5»,330/yr. Now Hiring. Call
110*4474000 Ext. R (171 lor
current federsl list,__________
O R O U N O S PE R S O N . For
apartment complex. Part
tlma........................ .3311040
HAIRSTYLIST
Halr-a-rangtrs
121-4SMor la-4151
97— Apartm ents
Furnished / Rent
73— Em ploym ent
______ Wanted______
FLEXIBLE ELDERLY HEIFER
Hourly, dally or weekly. White
tomato Driver! Cell 771-44/1
91— Apartm ents/
House to Share
CON DO TO SHARE
Full privileges, poolside. 1
bdrm, 1 bath. 430/wh.no 3W1
I Additions &|
Fence"
Remodeling
B.E. LINK CONST.
CHAIN UNR-W000 FENCE
Ins. Est. & Room Additions
Rem odding....407-322-7029
FULL HOUSE FRIVIIEGES
Close to town. SlOO per month
plus dsposlt Call 7101131
Financing. Stale Llc«CRC00047l
REPAIRS. CARPENTRY
CONCRETE. REMOOELINO
Hones), professional, smell
il Cell Agere
Agor ....... 777 507*
lotos!
FARR AVE. LOCATION
House, full prlvXeges. room
tor 1 moral SIM/mo each plus
share utilities 771 71IS
eeplng
COMPUTERIZED SERVICE
93— Room s tor Rent
Complete le P A LI IS yr*.
esperleoce. Pick-up A De-
EXCELLENT LOCATION!!
INyjmtedMJtdII______
Conti
Building Contractors
Kitchen A laundry prtvltogesl
77l-d41Sec *047731*41
Furnished Cleon A quiet Single
or double. SSO/week per
person. Reference*. 313 TOJO
Additions. Remadskng. Repairs
DOORS. FLOORS. OECKS
U c .tR B te im * ........ MS-4345
CUSTOM HOMES
Sieve Kneebet............ I l l JI to
Res /Comm............CBC04MJI
NEW. REMODEL. REFAIR
HOMES. OFFICES. STORES
All types construct>*n Res/Cam
77I-4X71S O EalUd.CACSISiS*
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD!
Single professional lemeiet
only. Private room with haute
privileges. STOS/Vwfc
_________ Call Mi «3tl_________
SANFO RO /LAKE M ARY
AREA. • Paam tor rani with
lull house prlvttagat! Call
771 M l* tram aPM III (P M
Carpet/Floor
Coverings
AC E C A R P E N T E R
MR. B*S RUG CLEANING
This month special I 3 reams
stoem cleaned tor SIS Ml
CALL^^^^^^JJMTgitl*
Cleaning Service(
EEE CLEANING
Let me "butt" your house
ctoeni .
Can 771 *1)7
4 0 7 695- 7071
)
CLASSIC CLEANING SERVICE
I
LICBNSEO AND BONDED
_________ 4S7 i l l t m _________
Residential or Commercial
Reasonable and Dspiedsklt
Fra* Estimates
m ilt*
RITA'S CLEANING SERVICE
Think Spring I Think Ctoeni
He'd/Bonded/ Into
Concrete
TAB CONTRACTORS, INC
DRIVEWAYS
PATIOS
ADDITIONS
SIDEWALKS
Special IOsJB 4775
Special MaJA MW
FI.
•nan
FREE ESTIMATES
4(7 m i n i
"Painting
Dependable A Free E slime las
O. Vetquet Fence........111-4*44
WANTED
Pressure Cleaning and Painting
Call Roger, in »4iS
Pressure Cleaning
G e ne ral Se rv ic e !
BABSTEAMAPRESSURE
CLEANERS
DEPENDABLE EXPRESS
Pick up A Delivery Service
Call 311-105
F u lly p o r t a b le ! F r e e
Estimate*!........ Cell in 718*
Handy M an
MAXWELL
HOME REPAIR. Minor Electric
A Plumbing Yard Cleaning A
Odd Jobe. N* Jeh T*t Small I
Fra* Estimates! Call 113 mat
“ 44 YRS. IN CONSTRUCTION!
Ratlredl Small lobsl Call
773 7474........... Ash lor Chuck
MOBILIIEO WASHER
Res./Cemm/hteteto Hemet
STEAM CLEANINO
W/CHEMICAL INJECTION
4*7/114-4144 or HS-774*111
Landclearing
BACK HOE. Dump truck. Shell.
Bush hog. Bes blading and
OitclMj«ta0^orJ22iii
Landscaping
~
Rooting
ROOF REPAIRS 4 rereot on
smell flat root. Wbrk gueran
^•*d;_raN£*n<e*____337 3l70
General Hauling
TRASH A JUNK REMOVAL
BOOUE'S
Free Estimates.
New Plantings. Pruning.
XAulcJ^^lM nu^^^^l^T*^
Law n Service
~
TOTAL LAWN CARE
Mew. Edge. A Weed Ealing
Light Having
Yoar Rauwd Sarvka
_______ Call IM-47**_________
ALL OOO JOBS N* |ob too big
or too smell I Fra* estimates
______Call JR. H i sew
Nursing Care
I nurse hat targe room
ter ambulatory lady Reason
a b le r a t e s , h om ey at
~Pa"intlng
FAMCO PAINTING
REE EST. 3* YRS EXP.
777 U K _________
FRANK Barnhart painting 4
pressure cleaning l| yrt cap
m u «i
JVA PAINTING CONTRACTORS
LICENSED
M YES. EXP.
FREE E STIM ATE S.*«1»ei*4
STENSTROM PAINTING CO
We spectallie m returtMtlung
eider hemes’ Far a Free
Ethmeie phene any limel
777 34*0 or *04 «45 55a*
Sw im m ing Pool
Service
SOM SWIMMING POOLS S44S
Warehouse clearance at new
I to* poets. 24 It a 72 It.
completely Installed Include*
huge o*<*. leddw. fencing,
filler end skimmer Financing
available Other pool* avail
able Cell toll tree 24 hour*!
I **• 17544** American Pool*
By An American Company
COHO C4COIS44*
Vile------C a ile m K ltcbea. Bath. 4
Fayrrt Gaeeral hem* reeau* 1 Espl Free Estimate*!
111-44** a r t s 4*44
Yree Service
ECHOLS T R l i SERVICE
Fra*estimate*1Lew Price*’
Lk In* Stump Grinding. Teel
m m * day or nit*
"Let The F tilm m a l* de i r JOHN ALLEN LAWN S TREE
Tree ramevel end lawn cera
LOW PRICES! Mulch and
cleanup
731 LNO
�Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Monday, February 27 , 1989 — »B
141— Hom es for Sale
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A l l YOU
NEED l O
K N O W IN
Rf Al ESIATI
STENSTROM
REALTY, I NC.
We list and sell
more property than
anyone in the Greater
iSanford/lakc Mary area.
D R E A M W O R L D ! N ifty 1
bdrm., 2 bath with CH/A
•quipped kitchen, carpeting,
t Intlde utility room and more.
Near Seminole High and
Lakeview Middle schools,
but line and shopping. Now
priced at.................... Ut.tOO
SANORA SPECIAL! Well kept 3
bdrm.. 2 bath patio type home
on quiet street near clubhouse,
lennlt courts and pool. Has
Ioyer, family room and mod
ern kitchen. Recently painted.
Seethlsoneat............ *71.700
VERY NICE 2 bdrm.. 2 bath fee
simple duplek with I car
garage, vaulted callings,
roomy kltchan. beautiful
wallpaper. Close to shopping
and schools................IS I,too
YOU DON'T HAVE TO QUALI
FY to assume mortgage on
this attractive 2 Story, 3
bdrm., 7<i bath on lake A with
pool. You’ll llnd a foyer,
formal dining room, great
ro o m , f i r e p l a c e , fu lly
equipped kitchen with built In
microwave, attic fan, celling
Ians, blinds, double garage,
' patio. Irrigation system plus
more. Shows like a model
home. Owner must sail. Best
buy In Lake Mary....... set. too
BIO FAMILY SUED HOMEI
That's right, S bdrms.. 3
baths, equipped kitchen,
llr e p la c e A meny more
features. On corner lot In the
heart o( Sanlord......... tft.SOO
MAYFAIR MEADOWSI Ei.tra
nice 3 bdrm , 2 bath frame
with open beamed ceilings,
large bedrooms, formal dining
room, pantry, family room,
some wood paneling, skylights
and much more. A real cute
• doll houee.................. f 73.100
CHECK THISI Price reduced. 3
bdrm., 3 bath In Idyllwllde.
Foyer, formal dining room,
llreplace, family room and
; nice equipped kitchen on
quarter acre comer lot. Brick
•iterlor. Irrigation system
and sturdy chain link lance.
Near elementary school, golf
and 1-4. Was $40 000 Now
priced al only..............$74,000
* * * * * * * * * *
Call Any Time:
322-2420
321-1
3S4SPark Dr., Sanford
*41W. Lake Mary Bl„ Lk. AAary
1*1— Hom es for S a lt
REAL ESTATE
REALTOR
273 741$
DELTONA New all brick. 3
bdrm , 3 bath, family room,
tpl., corner tof. ......$4000down
Makeda Cere.............574 4111
RF/M BK"
u n lim ited , inc.
NO QUALIFYING!
Assume •»»% mortgage I 3
bdrm . large dining room,
•stra lo ll...................$55,000
HANDYMAN!
Owner says sell I Bring all
oilers I 3 bdrm . family room,
•itra lo ll...................$32,000
REDUCED!
3 bdrm. condo. New carpet,
fenced yard, won't Iasi at this
prlcol........................$41,300
OWNER FINANCING!
Large 3 bdrm., 3 bath home,
laroe family room, eslra lot.
toned multi family. Hurryl
Only I .........................$47,500
LINDAAREDMOROAN
323-5188
260-2000
T E LF A IR i
REALTY
WE NEED LISTINGS!
* NOW HIRINO R.E. AOENTSI
323-5774
;HOMES W/ACREAGE
i
RIVER FRONTI St. Johns ISO
Ieel on water,
acres Neat
3 bdrm. house w/great room
Priced al................. $I3(.000
LAKE MARYI S acres. W/3
homes, trees, fenced. Ideal lor
any professional use Near
new city hall, borders Country
Club Road............ $4S0 000
2 ACRES! Zoned Agricultural
Lovely 372 home with pool and
100 SO ft workshop Fenced
A real charmer and only 10
min. la Long wood or Sanford
Of lend al.................$110,000
OSTEENI $ acres, high A dry.
near Hwy. A stores 4 bdrm , 2
bath mobile w/Cen H/A, front
deck A sprinkler system
Croat buy at........
$51,100
S ACRESl Near SR 44 and I 4.
with 3 bdrm . 3 bath home
Can H/A lone to Industrial
Only
$1*0000
LOCAL USTINGS!
OROVEVIEWI 3 bdrms . 2 bath.
Can H/A. new root, big trees
Low. tow price
U t VO
NEAR SR 4* A 141 3 bdrm
frame with enclosed porch on
deadend street Owner will
hold mortgage with reason
$43,500
WINTER
IPR ING SI
Townhouse. 3 bdrms . I's be,
on gofl course
$43,500
FOR INFORMATION CALL:
BEA WILLIAMSON 323 4762
TEE*1 DONNELLY 327 0597
OWNER FINANCINO Across
Irom Lake McGarlty • De
ltona. Beautiful 2 bdrm. 2 bath
home on large corner lot with
shade A orange trees Large
living room, kitchen, dining
area, family room, utility A
carport...................
PARK-LIKE, LAROE YARD
Close to downtown. 3 bdrm. 2
bath with living room, kitch
en. dining area, family room,
large utility A ceripert.f.$43.1W
31 HWY. 17-12. DEBARY
305-661-4431/305-668-5722
CO LD LU eU .
B A N fL G R □
3233200
O a v e rly 9)
(M ASON R E A L T Y
•I M»*f«
KRIISi ltlW4fs4|AW>
I AIM*
NEEDED. .ACREAOtI
*07 7401500
SENEZ
REAL ESTATE, INC
ALMOST NEWI 3 bdrms . pool
home. All new appliances,
high corner lot. Country Club
area. Act fasti...........$71.1000
O R E A T F A M IL Y HOMEI
Great price! 3 bdrm . 2 bath. 2
car garage. 12x70 screened
porch, great close In location.
Priced at.................. $40,100
LAKEFRONTI 3/2 spill plan,
vaulted great room. I0a30
screened porch. Scenic parklike setting— ........ .... $*4,100
JEWEL OF A POOLI Family
living made fun Specious 3/2.
screened pool. •■ cel lent toe*
lion. AH this tor.......... $77,100
407*574*3000
904-775-3000
Eienmis 904-775-3491
LAKE MARY
3/2. large corner lot. quiet
neighborhood, price reduced
to sell.
WALLACE CRESSREALTY
___________121 *577___________
LESS THAN S2S00 CASH
INCLUDINO CLOSING COST
3 A 4 M m homes in Sanford.
Deltona. DeBary. Lake Mary.
Lon gw ood A A ltam onte
Springs For selection call:
FAUL OSBORNE
VENTURE I PROPERTIES
111-47*4
LETS TWA REM. ESTATE
321 9444
DANIEL I
^ 7
W0HLWENDER
REALTY INC
SANFORD
1 bdrm . 3 bam.
Can H/A. Repainted. W/W
Carpal
$47,500
Owner tuxanctag t
3313433
SANFORD
By owner. 3 bdrm . 3 bam
double tof. enclosed garage tor
spare room, convenient to
schools A shopping New Cen
H/A. New root. Asking $55,000
w/$ll.ogg assumable non
quality mlg
Call 0002541
Sal beck on 4*A. breathtaking
"100 rear eld Victorian' ' In
good repair 5 FIREPLACES!
3400 sq ft living area. Pine
floors, some slemed glass,
new double lone heat pumps,
roof II years of agel. tof 1100
X 15*1. T R E E S I VA
As s umo/no n q u a l i f y
mortgage f Cell Pel Gesll.
REALTOR, eves *42 *475
PAT GASTI PROPERTIES
401 7*t *7*7
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LAKE MARY LAKEFRONTI
Skiing, boating, fishing, IF* all
yours Property Includes a
charming older home with 4
bdrms . 1baths. Iptsmorel
Owner will hold mortgage! I
Yours lor..................$150,000
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PRICED TO SELL!
ADULT SECTION
• SMALL BOX FREEZER*
Vary good condition
$100............................ 37IOSH
• SOFA BED*
Standard ill* , aarth Ion*
plaid. Opens Into a double bed.
Very good condition $100
___________ 772 77*4___________
• STUDIO BED*
Single sit*. 34 In. wide, box
springs and met tress. $45
___________ 327 4311___________
• TELEPHONE OOSSIPa
BENCH
All wood, early American. $3$
_________ Call 323 3074_________
a VINYL STACK CHAIRS*
Brown. SlOeech
Call.....................- ..... 323 Till
Washers, Dryers, R elrlg.,
Ranges, rebuilt end guar. 2511
Santoed Ave...... - ..... 771-421*
SANFORD
1 Bdrm*., IV* baths, carport,
dbl*. lot. utility building.
fenced yard $44,500 471 477$
SUPERITARTERHOME
2 bdrm, I bath with ctntral
H/A. Larg* family room,
screened porch, fenced rear
yard. Only $41.5001 R Cl*
R E PO I- I4«40. 3/1. ' l l
Fllnlston*................... $5,000
R E P O I- I4 k 50, 2/1,‘ I I
Manatee Low down assump
Hon to qualified buyer 11
14k53. 2/1. '(2 Eastwood
Only............................ *7.000
14k70. 3/2. ‘00 Glenwood
C/H/A AcKtrast.......... $14,500
I4i70.2/2 split, ' l l Com
modore/Detuie Immaculate!
Only.......................... $14,000
FAMILY SECTION
17*54,3/1.'*0 Manatee..... *7.000
74i44.1/1 split. ‘15 Scott
Only.......................... $14,500
I4>40.1/ltl split. ‘03 Skyline
Only.............................11.500
11x55.2/1, ‘M Nobility. .54.000
For Info on fhas* homes ask
for Joan Moaning. J21 3700
Evenings. 574 0714
KEYE$«I IN THE SOUTH
WINTER SPRINGS
3 Bdrm*.. 3 baths, on cul dasac. garage, fenced, new roof I
Walk to E lamanlary school
$*3,500........................ 3270031
2 UNIT DUPLEX
$100 mo. Income I $51,000. 417
W. tlth SI., Sanlord. Call:
371 4073 alter 3PM
T47— Industrial
P ro p e rty /Sa le
SEMINOLE COUNTY
21.000 sq. ft. office A (forage.
Lease: $7J0 sq ft. Sell: $11.00
tq. ft. with termil REAL
ESTATE ONE 1....407 423 3300
T49— Com m ercial
P ro p e rty /Sa le
CHURCH/LODGE
OR DAY CARE SITE
3* acre* fronting Rl. *4 and
Wayslda Drive......... 121 *421
OAR. APT. 1/1. RC-I. $53.1*4
LARRY HERMAN. BROKER
334-4354..... .att. hrs.......3334442
Grocery StoreHWi
Good gross, turnkey opera
lion, must sail due to health
1175.000 Including real estate
I terms1323010* Leave mesg.
SEMINOLE CHURCH
Seels 475. 3 bulking*. 35.500
sq ft. + 100 car parking For
llyer call: REAL IESTATE
ONE!....... .......... 407 4213100
153— A creage_____ L o ts/S a le _____
OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
Wooded tots. River access
$5400 each No money down.
$*$ 41 monthly. Owner
(*04| 33* 4$7f. or (5041*23 243$
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
IOO' by 127 ‘ IlUFvsIynSl ln
Lk. Jessup area Fruit trees
and well. $1300 Terms avail
Call colt *07 72$ 1151. eves
Sanlonl
Close to town. 3>s acres.
$71,000 S acres. $9,000 Trees
Must sell tats week I *51 233$
SANFORD
City building lot. freest Owner
FInane Ingl......... ........ $7,000
P0RSIG REALTY, INC.
_________ **7 377*47$_________
WOODED LOTI
10 X 200 . Orange City,
Assumable loan I 10V 4 years
Price $14 500
Call 371 57*7
155— Con dom in iu m s
Co-O p / Sale
Altamonte Shopping area loft
41*1 Equity sal*, assum*
mortgage Clean I bdrm. 3
bath Only $43100Call
Arthur's Real Estate $*rv*c*
Realtor. I N l>ei---- Alter heurs
CaM M.W. BrHSew. t**47$4
ELEGANT!
3 bdrm. 2 bath penthouse
suit* Vaulted ceiling, sky
light, wetter, dryer, screened
patio Overlooks garden, pool,
lacuio A tennis court $5* 000
Byappnl only t e t 177 47*4
BROKER
223-0144 *r tll-IT il
NIC* Deubltwtd* 34X44. 3 bdrm.
7 bath. 10X20 screened porch,
central H/A. Moving, priced
lor quick sale. 177 Windsor Cl.
Carrlaoa Cove.......... 323 7130
465 HANSON PARKWAY
Carriage Cove, Sanford. 2
Bdrms., 1 b*.. FI. room,
C/H/A. calling tans, carport,
shed. 517,000............. 321 7152
159— Real Estate
Wanted
WANTED!!
1 need to buy Income property
nowI In any condition I Please
call Frank................ 330 1441
WATERFNONT
LAND WANTED
Naad Immadlataly
Sub
d lv ld td or tu b d lvld ab l*
acreage on takes, rivers,
ceneli. oceen: Fest, cash
closings possible. Patten Corp
C/OJ L Forbes. Box 2211
Lake City FI. 2205*
WILL TRADE- Claes A motor
hom*. excellent condition, tor
2 or 2 Bdrm. home In San
ford/Lake Monroe araa.
________104 *25 *101_________
111— Appliances
/ Furniture
AUDIO CABINET
Solid oak I 4 mo. old Paid
MfT.................. Asking *330
DINETTE
5 plec*. 4 mo. old. natural
llnlsh wllh whll# Rto top Paid
$511, asking $300Call 377 1577
WASHERS AND DRYERS
Extracleanl $40-$1501
Call Buddy 1301133
WASHER A DRYER
SUeach Will deliver. Call
___________ *30 0317___________
WATERBED Klngslie. dresser
headboard. Black A Gold.
Call 331 (1201AM102PM.
or leave message anytime
1S3— Television/
Radio / Stereo
GE REFRIGERATOR
17 0 cu It., frostlree, $100 Call
alter 4 PM :........- ..... 337 t i l l
OE Refrigerator- Ilka new $150
Also. Kreelifer Leung* chair, I
yr old. $150
Call 331 QUO
LARRY'S MART. IIS Sanlord
Ave New'Used turn A appl
Buy/Sell/Trad*....... 127 4137
•LOVCSEATo
Attractive plaid Good condi
lion Only US 1Cal 5*5 5*17
a MICROWAVE OVEN •
Penny's older model, good
condition $73 will consider all
otters Call
377 1053
• SHELF UNIT*
Suitable tor TV or VCR. I N I
in x 4ft 7m $50 Call 777 *074
Jbdrm .ltttth 111 W0
J U » m . t t » f h HO W0
Ibdrm I
t« W 0
JUJfm
H I WO
2 bdrm . I bfttfi ftll.W0
* Mot*to Mom* Pork
Gregery
3?) 5200
aWEODINO GOWN*
Sir* 3. can be let out Whl'e
wllh lace and pearls, sweet
heart neckline, approx 4 *
tool train Worn one* Asking
$100. cost SI 100 Must swill
Call Julie, 370 3003
213— Auctions
BRIDGES AND SON
Auction every Thursday » PM
WE BUY ESTATES!
Antique Mall Space Available
License I AS 347-AU447
_____ 723-7*01
y «*....
215— Boats and
Accessories
# FISHINO BOAT •
No motor. 1311. fiberglass
Call lor appointment, 371 IK *
HOUSE BOAT!
(Kay Wastl lit* Sunseeker 44.
sleeps 10. better than newt
Super nlcel Illness forces
................... *11 1*37
TRI t.'ULL BOW RIDER
70'. 143 Johnson, excellent
condition! $3,4*3
371 0134
IS ft. GHEENEE
BRANDNEW
tm
CALL 177 MS*
2T7— Garage Sales
1981 BuickContuiy
111 411lalter 5:30
^ ^ _ ^ n jtlm e w e e k e n d ^ _ _
219— Wanted to Buy
187— Sporting Goods
223— Miscellaneous
• O IR L'IB IK E e
70 In. Llk* newt. Purple,
asking $50. Call 271 4733
• I* INCH DIAMOND BACK •
BIKE
Boy'S. Excellenl condi IIon I
Only $50
771 *44*
• AIRLINE TICKETS
One way ticket to Puerto Rico
for a child Good infll S/30/11
______ 1100. Call *114144_______
• CARPET* PAD *
l l x l l and 13x11. Graan
sculptured, good condition,
clean $100 Call 321 3711
191— Building
M aterials
ALL STEEL BUILDINOS at
d* tor Invoice. 1/000 to 50.000
sq ft Cell *07 711 «7$l collect
193— Lawn A Garden
OFRIBHORSE MANURE#
Sawdust mulch. Creel lor
Gardens I Cell 173 *407
•LAU R ELO AK TR E E *
Beautiful. 4'i In In diameter
You move, fill and plug The
lime to move Is now I Retell
$37$. Selling lor sno. Call
171-1170
• CIRCULARSAWa
Mounted on folding saw table
Black A Decker $1$ In. Like
newt $54........... Cell 373 7113
200— Reg istered Pets
ARC GERMAN SHEPHERDS
Solid Stock I Males A Females
Eiceileat Breeding!
$700 to $375...........
3321133
BEAUTIFUL WATCHDOG
AKC Doberman. Blk A Tan.
mala. Great with cTilldrenI
$300........................... 323 H U
Chinese Slur Pet Puppies, show
quality, lawn A black The
basil $500A up Cell 717 0*51
GREYHOUND PUPS
Out of BJ's Justin and Nkky
Firm Call 407 no 901 after 4
201-H orses
BAY THOROUGHBRED
II yrs. 14 hands, good disposi
Hon, fuel thy I Super! 33BMM
HORSE BOARDINO STABLE
Sanlord area Clean, licensed,
with resident mgr Pastured
dally Fwll board
$l7$mo
Call 331 7341or 331-475*
7 GRASSY ACRES*
S Sanlord Ave . Stalls avail
•btol
Call Ml SKI
LO O K
Before You
Lease!
ONE MONTH
FR EE RENT
• Saasonal A n d C orporal* Apart m ania Available
• Leasing Program* To S u il Your Naad*
• W alorfronl Llfeslyla*
S H O R E S
/nlrxeM nrfoe
i* j» v
Hwg 17ti
l iwto i Ftoito u r n
323-2628
Government Sailed vehicles
from $100 Fords. Mercedes.
Corvettes. Chevys. Surplus.
Buyers Guide 1 105*47 *000
Ext S *172__________
GREAT WORKING TRUCKS
Good condittonl
1171 Chevy. I cyltoder*. auto .
AM FM cassette. tt.200 o/b/c
1174 Chevy, * cylinders. Shift,
very good on gasl *100 or best
otter. 331 11*3 10AM to 4PM
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
Jeeps, Cart. Trucks
UNDER $5*0
Call 541 5417 ext. J1
TWO GOOD BUYS
NO CREDIT???
lit* Chevy Pick Up Is Ton
$5100 Also. 1193 Jeep CJ 7
Renegade. $3*00.3*3 13*7
AS LOW AS 1700 DOWN I
BUY HEREII.... PAY HEREII
TRUCK WORLD
(CARS* TRUCKS)
1ST ST. A ELM. SANFORD
__________ 2H-4*e7___________
PUBLICAUTO AUCTION
EVERY WED. NIGHT 7:9PM
DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION
Hwy. 12, Daytons Beach
_________ 1*4 2354711
.
W0WIIT SOLD!
SUNBELT AUTO BROKER!
LONOWOOD, F L .......Jlt-HH
1969 PLYMOUTH
a cylinder, automatic, power
steering, air, very cleanl II*
Mayfair Cir . Sanlord. 127-1770
" 1980VWRABBIT
4 DOOR. Low mileagal Gas
tngln*. 4 spd trans, Air.
starao casistl*. P.S.. new
clutch Super carl Asking
$1513obo. Call Mika, 321*1*1
11*3 Olds. 52.750 miles, white. 4
door Delta t* Mint condition.
tS.TOO/otter..........407*4* 3171
'IS NISSAN Cantra • 3 spaed,
air. ntw radial tires, clean.
$300d n. approx. $120mo.
In only l daysl Lola R was
thrilled that her Chevy truck
sold so quickly and remarked
Ihat she would continue to use
the Sanford Herald Classified
lor her advertising needs
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quickly and *1 low cost? Try
our special 10 Day rata. Like
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us your vehicle soldi Sanford
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us I W* caret
The Sanlord Herald
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>13 1411
1177 3/4 TON CHEVY PICK-UP
ISO engine w/S5tam Jenny,
model 43700 S7.000obo. Super I
171Meylair Circle, Sanlord
237— Tractors and
Trailers
TRAILER
SX t. b o x td . a ll lig h ts ,
watertight. Made of 3/4 Inch
marine plywood. SJOO/offer,
Sanlord. i l l 35*4 Lv message
'*1 NISSAN Cantra • fresh valve
ion. 4 new radial tires! Auto.
Cold AVI Nlcel............ $2,000
't* PLYMOUTH Reliant 4 dr .
4 cyl. auto. Air. Wlra Wheels,
new tires, $400dn.,....$1*0 mo.
'II DODGE AIRES • 4 door. 4
cyl. mltsublshl engine, auto.
Ready logoi................ *750
Wholesaler 121*311 er J17S4tl
233— Auto Parts
/ Accessories
FLORIDA LINE • Rebel II
Topper. Fits S 10 or S IS Long
Bed Truck. $700 Also. Chrome
Rims. 14x7, to III CMC. $700
Call 333-4544alSsr I PM
238— Vehicles
Wanted
JUNK * WRECKED CARS/
TRUCKS- Running or not. We
also sail good used motors *
transmissions...........331-4*34
WE PAY TOP U for wrecked
cars/trucks. Wa Sell guaran
teed used parts AA AUTO
SALVAOEal DeBary 444 4*07
241— Recreational
V e h ic le s/C a m p ers
19S9 CAPRI TRAVEL TRAILER
234— Import Cars
and Trucks
It ft. Air, awnliq. sleeps 4,
front dinette * kit. w/large
relrlg. Illness, must sacrifice!
Asking SIM ttl f-gl-TH*
TOYOTA 4 RUNNER
19B9 TRAVEL TRAILER
t i l l . Black. 40.000 mil**.
Excellent condition! New
Custom built Ior owner. Very
elaborate furnishings. 3 large
tip outs, washer, dryer, dish
washer. microwave. 75 ft.
awning, bay windows, glass
door. Iri a il*, many more
options! Going North, sell or
trade on smaller traitor. Sac
rifice this week I 1 35143*1
Tires* Battery......... $11,500
Call 1211*3 after 3PM
2 3 5 -T ru c k s/
B u s e s /V a n s
ROB BRUCE AUTO SALES
Over *0 Trucks. Vans * 4X4's
Buy here Pay here 1.....331 1007
243— Junk Cars
D00GE RAM CHARGER
JUNK CARS REMOVED
NOCHAROE
3211177 ______
Junk C a r t , M a l a r * , t
Transm lsslans R tm a v td
Free 1
777*171 after «PM
ROYAL SE4I4
11*4. Blue. Excellent! 20.000
Highway Miles. Fully Loededl
Locally financed ....*13.5001
Call 407 323 2143
CONCESSION TRAILER
• DE RRINGER •
Meal. FIE Never llredl Box
and extra grips Included $75
_________ Call *711011_________
• ELECTRIC FLOOR*
SCRUBBER
Wsstlnghouse Wllh 3 scrub
blngbrushes, upright $30
___________ 227 *7*5___________
•SEARSKENMORE*
SEWINO MACHINE
In wooden cabinet Zigiag.
pattern discs tor decorative
stitching Sews great Musi
sail Come A seel t/3/oller
___________ 321*154___________
• TRAVEI AGENT
• I OUR GUIDE
• AIRLINE
RE SEHVATI0NIST
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Heme study and resiaset frxto
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A C T. T R A V EL S C H O O L
STAINMASTERS
$11.11 YD. INSTALLEDI
Also FHA starting at $711 yd
IMANY COLORS TO CHOOSE
FROMII. For quality carpet *
Installation .321 WM anytime!
• SWIFTHAIR DRYER*
CHAIR
Beauty shop style Used $50
Cattail 0S00or**3 1131__
• VICTORIAN CLAW FOOT*
TUB
Also Gray Tollal. white sink,
end ail lit!mgs $100 Call
2T2 SIM
231-Cars
CALL ME TO SELL!!
If you need help selling your
used car or truck, boat or RV
tor the right price. CALL
$7*2111
1111111
CHEVBTTE 1115
4 door,
automatic, air Like HewII
NADA price. S34V3 Our Price.
$IW$I
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CHEVY BONANZA ly TON
1171. short bed. excellent
condlton I $7.113........331 0154
Tandum axle, open on 1 sides
_________Cell 373 *313_________
48 HOUR
PREOWNED HOMES
14.P0
I2a*0
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12B*0
All t»t
209— W earing Apparel
$$$ Aluminum Can*. Newspaper
Non Ferrous Metals......... Glass
KOKOMO.............- ......313-If**
CASH FOR FURNITURE
TOOLS* ETC
_________ Call 131 7070_________
WANTED: Good used lurnllure
and antiques CASH PAID.
371140*
195— M ach lntry/T ools
BEDS-BEDS-BEDS
The factory outlet store tor
Simmons. Seely A Sprlngalr.
All new factory 2nd* and close
outs. Complete wifi warranty.
Twin Set $75Queen Set $111
Full Sal SltKIngSet ..SI50
Casselberry................. B M W
* BRASS HEADBOARD*
Queen site Selling tor only
$451.................. Call 2224744
•D R Y E R *
J.C. Penny, largs capacity,
while t*S Call 3111117
altar 5PM A wkends
•D R Y E R *
Needs element Only $151
322 **40 days or 327 4731eves
C H IC K S D AY OLD AN D
STARTED. S*c • $1.5*. QUAIL
CHICKS. 15<.....CALL 777 107*
•OEJAYSTEREO*
No tape deck, with remote
speakers. Table on casters
Included Asking *71 Call
___________ 2*0-1*17___________
Good Used T.V.'sSISandup
MILLERS
2*11 Orlando Or........... 322 0352
• RECEIVER*
Boll on, box end. Used $35
Call *13 2137_________
157— Mobile
Homes / Sale
AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
TOOUALIFIEO BUYER
R E G I S T E R E D . S OL I O
BROWN WITH WHITE ON
HOCK AND STAR ON FACE
4 YEARS OLD. WESTERN
TRAINED. HEALTHY AND
IN E XCELLENT CONDI
T IO N t S P IR IT E D LASS
NEEDS FIRM BUT LOVING
HAND ALMOST 14HANDS
203— Livestock and
______ Poultry______
322-8678
SALE/LEASE
IN ), eicellenl condlton I $3,415
3314154/3311353_____________
A
181— Appliances
/ Furniture
Sanlord. 3 bdrm. He bath,
concrete block, enclosed
garage, Cen. H/A. $41,100 or
$47$ mo..............Call 122 274*
★
$800OR OFFER
CALL 407-349-9929
157-M obile
H o m e s/S a le
4 rooms. 3 baths, carport, 120
X 145If. lot................$40,000
_________ Call 322 7*41_________
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SANFORDI Beautifully re
novated older 2 bdrm. homo
with C/H/A, wood lloors.
llreplace. tots of living area
Priced at..................$55,100
LAROE CORNER CHAIN LINK
FENCED LOT Spacious 3
bdrm. home with large living
room, dining area, kitchen,
family room. 2 utilities A
carport..................
SANFORD $129,900
KEYES41 IN THE SOUTH
OELTONAI Like new Ibdrm
home with almost teOOsq ft
of living art* plus screened
pool with spa Ftatures In
elude fireplace, family room,
oat In kitchen, security
»v«tom..................... 541.500
COME TOTHE FOREST, AN
ADULT COMMUNITY
Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath home In
perfect comdltlon Larg* lam11y room and k llc h t n ,
screened porch, community
pool, tennis and morel
$41,500........................ AR-P35
m :\i. n
MOVE IN SPECIAL! Large 2
• bdrm., 2 bath. C. HAA. Fit.
•quipped, screened porch,
fenced. Low Down I .....$44,000
SANFORDI Ntw listing. 1 story
*0 yr. old homo with licensed
rented opt Has all the charm
of yosfrryoar..............1*4.500
N IN E
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NEWLY REMOOELEDI
New central H/A, carpal,
vinyl windows, cabinets, re
frigerator, rang* and paint.
Llk* new. 1 bdrm. I bath,
ready to move Ini
$45.500— .............. ...... R OI2
IDEAL REAL ESTATE
Serving W. Velvsla County
574*471
I ACRE TRANQUILI Park like
setting. 3 bdrm., 2 bath. Cen
H/A. 30 X 20 ft. detached
bldg., kit. equipd. solar hot
water, huge trees with wan
dering stream I ...........$73,000
OH? & M
IN -O R O U N D S W IM M IN O
POOLI Spacious 3 bdrm. 2
bath home on pretty, large tot.
Large living room, family
room, dining, equipped kitch
en, enclosed porch and 1 car
garage. Well cared tori Must
seel........... .............. $57,250
L A K E F RO N T IN-LAW
APARTMENT With kitchen,
living room, bedroom A bath.
3 bdrm. I bath home with
living room, formal dining,
country kitchen, family room
A utility. Reduced to $40,000
235— Trucks /
B u se s/ Vans
231— Cars
201— Horses
| llcpe" AT IBfoT
OWNER CARRY!
Comfortable home Includes
•quipped kitchen,
washer/dryer. Ireeter, fruit
trees, large lot. Priced tor
quick sale I .................$52,100
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i i \ n
141— Hornet for Sale
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500 E. HWY. 434
Casselberry. FL J2Z07
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DEAR DR. OOTT: I had a
hysterectomy about three years
ago during which I had my
ovaries removed. Since then I
have had a bout of depression
and lack of libido. My doctor
wants to change me from Premarin/Provern to Estratest. but
he says I might get facial hairs.
Just what I want at 48. What are
my options?
DEAR READER: You have
several options.
To begin with, your depression
and loss of libido (sexual urge)
may not be related to your
hysterectomy. You might be
helped by some counseling or
psychotherapy, with or without
the use of antidepressants. Many
women In mid-life experience an
alteration of feelings that can be
aided by professionals trained In
treating depression and mld-lifc
crises.
If your emotional state Is.
Indeed, due to the hormone
changes taking place In your
body, revision of your hormone
pills (or change to a different
brand or strength) could relieve
your symptoms. Although some
women do notice an Increase In
facial hair from certain hormone
preparations, the hair disappears
once the medldne Is stopped or
Its dose reduced. I think It’s all
right for you to try the Estratest
(a combination of female and
male hormones), and If you are
unhappy with It. make a change.
Finally, you can always re
quest a second opinion. Judging
from your comments. I think
your doctor Is doing a good Job.
Nevertheless, do not hesitate to
share your concerns with him
and. If appropriate, ask for addi
tional guidance from another
specialist.
In summary. I think your best
approach would be to follow
your doctor's suggestions and. at
th e s a me t i me , c o n s i d e r
counseling.
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by J im m y Johnson
A R L O A N P J A N IS
YOU KNOWIWMfc FUOTDP
CAftOWTO TOOTHW5TE7 1 K 5 AR&AGBEATIKA^
AND VWAlW«r6 Accuse
ME Of K IN G
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calcium In the blood, can rellcct
PETER
a number of diseases. Including
G
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cancer, over-adlve parathyroid
glands (the caldum-controlllng
glands), over-active thyroid
glands, too much vitamin D In
the diet, and bone disorders. The
cause of your elevated calcium weakness and coma — all com
must be Investigated and cor p l i c a t i o n s o f c h r o n i c
rected before kidney failure, hypercalcemia — develop.
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16 M otorittt’ org.
16 Pouch
17 Antipathy
18 Alpine region
20 Weight unit
22 Retainer
23 Crafty
25 Thote in office
27 Predetermine
30 Boxing ttrategy
33 Paper of
indebtedness
34 Gangster's
geHnend
36 Hawaiian island
37 Heather
39 Style
41 Allow
42 Part of jacket
44 Summons
46 UK
broadcasters
47 Remarkable
person (si.)
48 Common
ailment
60 Arrange
62 Leashes
66 Othello villain
58 Dog in Garfield
60 Communica
tions egey.
61 Jobs
62 Numbers
63 Aviation agey.
64 Eye infection
65 Dill teed
66 Sweet potato
DEAR DR. OOTT: My serum
calcium level Is high: 12. What
problems will this cause?
D E A R R E A D E R :
Hypercalcemia, an excess of
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40 World's highest
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43 TV accessory
45 Mine product
47 City in Utah
48 Eden fruits
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65 Confidence
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By Bernice Bede Oaol
TOUR BIRTHDAY
February 2 8 , 1 9 8 9
Conditions In general should
be much more harmonious for
you In the year ahead than they
have been the past few years.
You'll now know how to strike
the right balance between your
worldly Interests and your social
life
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If
something testy develops today
and you get drugged Into It.
don't let It cause you to lose your
cool. Your Image and reputation
could suffer if you handle It
poorly. Know where to look for
romance and you'll find It. The
Astro-Graph Matchmaker In
stantly reveals whlrh signs are
romantically perfect for you.
Mail 82 to Matchmaker, d o this
newspaper, P-O. Box 91428.
Cleveland. OH 44101-3428.
ARIES (March 21 -April 10) If
you Jo not have a tight agenda
today, you might find yourself In
a position of doing things you'd
rather not that may be Imposed
on you by others.
TAURUS (A p ril 2 0-M ay 2 0 )
Follow your instincts If they
warn you to avoid certain
cliques or groups today. Being
Involved with the wrong people
could make you feel 111at ease.
OEMINI (May 21-June 20)
You are not likely to advance
your self-lntcrcBts today If you
are stubborn or uncooperative. A
failure to work harmoniously
with other* will greatly lessen
your chances for success.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Attempting to spread yourself
too thin today where your work
Is concerned could result In a lot
of aggravation but precious little
productivity.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Guard
against Inclinations today to
loosely treat osarts entrusted to
you. If you manage matters
poorly, you'll be held account
able (or your mistakes.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A
family member might be a bit
more sensitive than usual today.
Try not to do anything abrasive
that could hurt feelings and put
a chill on your household.
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) If
you're required to perform some
type of work today that demands
your utmost concentration, treat
It with the seriousness It de
serves or you might goof up.
SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Da
not give In too easily to those In
your charge today. If you handle
critical matters too loosely. It
will set a bad precedent and
weaken your authority.
BAOITTARIUB (N ov. 23-Decj
21) It could turn out to be ai^
exercise In futility today If yoq
attempt to promote something In
which you do not truly believe;
First be boncst with yourself.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) Associates are likely to lose
patience with you today If you
fall to bring out Into the open a
matter that bothers you. They're
not apt to have any tolerance for
guessing games.
AQUARIUS Han. 20-Fcb. 19)
Frivolous Involvements could
prove a bit coolly today. They
might encourage your extrava
gance or take you away from
something where you should be
spending your time trying to
make money•
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 27, 1989. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 27, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald